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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-11
|}nNG RuM !!a&i-
n STOCK MARKET
|, Heavy Selling With no
+ AoDare1t Reason.
,sE1ST0NGuEs AWAG
81, Pointing to Financial Troubles Be-
i, 10 as too ThickIy for one to
Ha,slaI Them Into a
Head,
associated PrcSS.)

.r. associated Press.)
Nov. S.-The dry goods
S 1o.. no new features of any
81. rno cotton goods diyi-
'1 ,,.u5 quiet and unchanged
..,~ warns in 'Quieter demand,
-.l.rr lower than a week
". vans scarce and tirmer.
@,ri fase yarns firm.
NEW YORK COTTON.
,, Nov. S.-The cotton market
Pen .-- nj IN advance of 5 to 9
saya~ahIc cables and good gem
.ls nusineSs was upon a heavy
,r. market continued active
a tho session with prces after
n.r~ call quite irregular under
.tat.va influences with a bear
.r- made upon the January po-
.ts-s led TO a decline of 4 to )
.t,.r which there was a renewed
with buying orders heavy from
ami selling orders less numerous
.t. s-..r. The demand was stimu-
~ the indication of record con-
.r observed in the absorption of
which. last week was 342, 1927,
a.>>st bales last year. the ex-
..o- 10000 bales, while for the
In -he absorption has already been
.a bales greater than last years for
came period of IS days following
fist. The market was further
rv reports that the Southern spot
.. rer. being relieved of pressure
.. nav of free offerings of late ap-
-.-- Substantial people e. in evil
-..s buyers in the local market this
ming Selling for short account was
- rr Jess liberal. but always in a
way owing to the heavy de-
-s which already has taken place.
parties picked up a good deal of
.r- entirely on the reaction theory.
+. raa.ber news was not such as to
.-.s ulloucojyed ideas regarding the
.sr YORK. Nov. S.-Cotton futures open
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-11
WHAT GOOD ROADS WILL BRING.

We need good schools in our country
districts, but we cannot have them with
out good Oad we need better church
privileges in the country, but we cannot
have them without good roads we need
better mail facilities in the country. but
we cannot have them without good roads:
we need better social advantages in the
country. but we cannot have them With
out good roads. we need more accCS-
sable markets for country produce. but
We cannot have them without good
roadS.-General Rov Stone.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-11
~ futures closed steady.

ra.-ou closed quiet; middling 'up'andS
s. auditing calf 80; sales 2,OI1 bales.
LIVERPOOL.
zeaH3L. Nov - p. m.-CootOn Spot
-... business; American middling
81 good middling 400; middling
81 .ar middliog 4.44; good ordinary
& ordinary 40. The Sa es of the day
500 6a.as, of which 200 were for
.arau and export, and included $500
---eaA- RECEIPTS 1000 bales, including
10 American.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-11
- --NS y BONDS.

"It. Nov. N,-Ncry heavy selling
rs" course of which vas mys-
.."lopcl ON the Stock EXchang"
. .~'hiy for this reason, the
'|" rise 10 many rumors OF q
ISL. alarming character. pointing
.'t troubles. Reports also were
"f largo forced liquidation by Oh"
''btn% speculative OPERATOR.
llulor Was to the effect thal
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-11

virginia Centuries, 1901....... 9ea. 100
nouthern Railway SIS, 1894 Ills
u, +. +. +. 3. -. S4H So
western \. c. r. r. SIS, 1914.11S
Ga, Car. & Northern IS, 1929. 1l1b 112
oaroilna Central Railway As 100
ga so. & Fla. r. r., 1915 ..l14 -
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-11
teuel quiet and closed steady.
- UNLEANS COTTON.

-." orleans, Nov. >.-Liverpool's slight
...@.a today had the effect Of
.es-Fag IN the spot market. Quota
FPS unchanged.
-". market for contracts was very
' II the opening prices were only
s..a. point advance over yesterdays
81 q .~H.sequent gain of 3 points was
. This Improvement did not hold,
- values again breaking slightly
- hereafter %fuctuating but mildly un-
..~ noon closing when the board
'' aar gains from the opening Of |
points on the distant months, the
".' positions standing at even figures.
'.E ORLEANS, La, Nov. s. Cotton futures
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-11

Between 2.50o and 5000 spindles are De
ing added to the equipment Of the Ranulc-
man. Randolph county. "RandlcElan COT
ton mills, in the neN addition when mas
been building for the past three or TOUT
months. This vii give the chldlSfu
plant about 5000 spindles and son.' s'o
10 400 looms. working on plaidS. super
irtenacnt Randlemln speaks very hope
e,,,1, Of tho future OF tii5 successful mill
Nd other textile plant, IN Nosth Carolina
who'd nv tho same parties. in which he
!. ioincd by Treasurer NeWlin.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-11

The New York State department ha.
awarded contracts since January lst fol
81, SOC, 900, for highway Improvement. one
half of which is paid by the localities ant
one-half by the State. This includes 20'
miles of road in forty-one counties.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-11
YORK MONEY.

".r. \"FS ! p. m.-Mouey on cali
.Aa per ce"t: closing bid aud
5l'r cont: last loan per cent
..~f.fufIte paper ahMo per cent; Ste.r-
Htr hrm with actual business IN
.h".|s at d27G1. ~. rs for demand
70 t-.I, for 20 davs. foSte't raltS
commercial bills 4~.s3fI4S3h;
49,. Mexican dollars 399. COY.
BOMBS easier; State bonds dult'
"yIl- steady
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-11
sEABOARD STOCKS AND BONDS

BALTIMORE, Nov. g. Seaboard Air Line
common 2Sa: preferred 4SE.
Bonds As, SlA.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-11
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. Nov. S.-Wheat active today
and stronger. December closed Ac.
lower, with oats a shade higher. Janu-
airy provisions closed from ) to 712c.
lower.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-11

The experience Of working conyicts on
the public highways in Florida has
the most advantageous and
economical use of their services.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-11

The people Of the extreme western
portion of North Carolina arc becoming
aroused to the Importance of better high
ways. Bunconbe and Haywood each have
organized good road associations, which
are composed of their most cntcrprising
citizens and now the progressive element
OF Macon c~ontcmplatcs following
the example Of her sister counties.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-11

BUILDING GOOD ROADS BY : BOND
ISSUE-THE PROSPECTS ~
GUILFORD COUNTY.

The progressive county OF GuiItocd
OF which Greensboro IS the county seat
has started upon an era OF road build
ing in keeping with the marvellous IN
dustrial development OF his richly IA
yored section. The movement j. The
natural outcome OF the many cotton mtjiS
and other manufacturing Industries re-
Gently started there. and Is beng fost-
cred by the enterprising citizens Nho are
largely responsible for the Important po-
sition to which Greensboro has been ele-
waited in the commercial world. They
have already a number OF miles o. sub
stantially constructed macadamizel road
and are adding to it b. the Use q con
yicts when they are procurable.
1t has been computed that tho road
tax now levied IN the county is equal
TO an amount sufficient 70 pa The in
Jerest on $500. coo and 4 sinking fund IN
addition. This would enable the county
authorities 10 construct Immediately .
system or good roads throughout the
county, thus benehtting the rural dis
tTicts without increasing the expense Of
taxation. Meanwhile the bonds issued
would mature at a time. several years
hence. when property valuation would be
nhanced man times and the owners
Of property would be Weather by rea-
son OF better facilities for hauling farm
products 10 the centers Of trade.
In order 30 secure this bond issue an
election would be necessary in the country
and it seems probable that such an cleo
ton Will be held early in the coming
year. Greensboro. with the many and
rapid strides it has made recently. in
the right direction. can't afford TO 10
| without good roads and a bond issue for
| that purpose would afford a means OF
| securing this Improvement Immediately
without burdening the people with eX-
pense.
Indeed such a system is desirable for
most Of the counties where the people
arc entcrprising and desire better public
highways. 4 nunber OF North Carolina
counties contemplate such q bond issue
and it is hoped the movement Viii be ugl-
tated over the State.
Perhaps no publication Of the office Of
Public Road Inquiries is in demand more
at present than the extract from tht
Department Yearbook for 1901. entitled
Road Building with Convict Labor IN
the Southern States by Prof. J. \.
Holmes. The increasing demand for this
publication has warranted the reissGance
Of an edition of ten thousand copies.
Doubtless farmers could not employ
their spare moments during the fall and
winter months more profitable than BY
informing themselves as to the best
methods of improving the country roads
and by devising ways and means fol
the actual execution of such plans.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-11

49,
Mex. Cen, e.. sOA
do LIST Inc. 26h
MINI. & ST. 4'slO3%a
ii. K. & T. 4s.... 99H
2nd's...... t2I
N. I, G.. 1sts.....1O2A
do gen 3 1-2'.1CO
N J.. G. gen. 5's..136B
No. Pac. 4's,.....1o3h
3's........... ISH
N, Il. W.con. A's.1OOA
Reading gen. As e7td
StL&IMton 5's1l4h
ST. L.&S FgenA's e9's
St.L S'wes Is 91h
do 2's ........ 60
AZ 81
SO. Pac. 4'5..... 93"s
So. Railway 5's..1l9
| r. Il i. lsts.......1-Oa
| T.. ,St.L&W. As. 79h
| Union Pac. 4's..1fSI
do cow. 4's.1G6N
Wabash 1sts.....IlIh
ends
do. Deb. b.. 1914
West Shore s..11SA
w y l.. E. As :. 92>s
Wis. Ger. 4's.... 9lh
Mobile Il o. As. 95
C.. of Ga.con SIS. SO
1st Incomes. 81
I'd Incomes. So
Con. lob. 4's... ooH
nI U-f1
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-11
Barbee e. Co.'s
Cotton Letter.

Especial TO News u Observer
New York, Nov. S.-Prices todav ranged
IS follows.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-11

RhLETGII STOCK MANhbI'
c.rrcc,c cd daily by Grimes g. VASE
BONDS.
Evening star., 1902-03-21
A VERITABLE ART SALON.
New Reception and Waiting Room a
McKnew's Emporium.

Many improvements have been made to
the interior of McKnew's well-known empo-
rum on Pennsylvania avenue. New par
quet floors have been laid, and new and
better-lighted fitting rooms provided for
cloak and suit patrons The fourth floor
has been entirely transformed. and better
quarters have been prepared for the work
rooms and trying-on rooms. The central
part OF the floor is devoted to an art salon,
which Is to be used for a reception and
waiting room for the customers and guests
of the establishment.
1t was Mr.. McKnew's idea to devote this
room to the exhibition of fine paintings, of
which he possesses quite large and val
liable collection. The paintings now on ex-
known artists as W. T. Richards, A.
Brlcher. A. J. H. Way, H. Bolton Jones,
Edw. Moran. Lucien w. Powell, James M.
Hart. A. J. TAFT. ]. c. Durand. Max Well,
James H. Moser, r. L.. Johnston r. N.
Brooke, G. Armor, S. Hodgkins and F. H.
Siebert.
1t is desired that the women Of Washing
ton avail themselves Of the privileges Of this
room for meeting their friends down town
and as resting place on their shopping
tours The new PERCEPTION room has been
thrown open to the public simultaneously
with the exhibition of spring novelties In
cloaks. suits and furnishings, every depart
ment of which Is complete.
For forty years this well-knOwn mercan-
tile establishment has catered exclusively
to the demand for reliable and high grade
merchandise.
Evening star., 1902-03-21
Complaint Against a Wagon Stand.

The wagon stand on 10Th street near X
street northwest Is the subject Of another
complaint to the District Commissioners.
Mrs. Catherine Cunningham, owner of
premises 1O21 and 1923 10Th street. say
Ing her tenants object to the stand very
strenuously. The police department ofii-
cials have been endeavoring for some time
past to secure new location for the
stand but have been unable to do SO and
Major Sylvester recommends the deferment
OF further action until later In the season.
He says the understanding reached between
the hack inspector and the drivers Of tho
vehicles using the stand will in a measure
allay the cause for complaint.
Evening star., 1902-03-21
FROM OCEAN TO OCEAN
Wise Women Use the Great
Spring Medicine
IPAlMIE'@ CELERY
COMPOUND
1t is the Only Remedy That Can
Provide for the Increase OF
Red Corpuscles i'll the
Blood.

Prom every section of the land. from Maine to
California strong and wellattested reports Of NO.
men bloodess. nervous. dyspeptic, neuralgia rheu-
matte and run down. and In many cases 30 weak
to be beirdden. who have been enabled to re-
sumo their places In the family and in social life.
enjoying health. vigor and true happiness. all
through the aid of that great blood purifier. blood
maker and health giver Paine's Celery Compound
When Paines Celery Compound ia used the rapid
Change in Color flesh and expression Of the face is
marked and observable tina trepair of the wasted
tissues might well be called renewal of life.
Pane's Celery Compound is the only medicine
that can effectively increase the proportion of red
corpuscles in the blood; this is source Of power
over al! blood diseases. rheumatism neuralgia kid
ney and liver troubles. dyspepsia. indigestion and
general rundown condition.
Mrs. Martha p. Lnceford. a well-known and
popular lady of Charlottesville. Ga. grateful for
her cure by Paines Celery Compound. sends the
following letter for the benefit of all suffering
women:
Il think 1t IS my duty TO let you know about the
wonderful work Paine's Celery Compound has done
for me. i have been sick for the past fifteen or
twenty years with dyspepsia. heart and stomach
trouble and rheumatism. and many diseases that
can't mention them all.
AS for sleep. didn't know what 1t to have
a good nights sleep. and would roll and tumble
and sit up In bed half the night The second night
took Paines Celery Compound went to bed and
slept all night You don't know how much better
felt in the morning 1 have not lost a night 5
sleep since have been taking Paine's Celery Com
pound 1 don't know in what words to thank you
for Paine's Celery Compound 1t Is worth its
weight in gold"
Evening star., 1902-03-21
TRI-WEEKLY SESSIONS.
Change in the Order for Holding Ju-
venile Court.

BY direction OF Judges Charles F. Scott
and Ivory G. Kirnball of the Police Court
the Juvenile Coust, over which the judges
named preside. alternately, will meet here
after. beginning with Monday next, three
days in each week. instead Of each weeA-
day. The sessions will be held Mondays.
Thursdays and Saturdays. at o'clock D. m.
This plan. 1t is believed, will give Mr.,
FIuiip Whelpley. the probation officer. an
opportunity to more thoroughly investigate
each case. in order that he can inform the
court of the character and home surround
ings Of the juveniles before the cases are
presented in court. It is probable that in
stead Of sending the youthful prisoners to
the house of detention the police will. when
1t Is practicable. notify them to be in court
instead OF OBTAINING them.
Evening star., 1902-03-21
S. KANN, SONS & co.
New Easter Novelties in the
Candy Department.

AS usual, about Eastertide we
are always ready with our show
ing OF Easter novelties, such as
sugar eggs, chocolate covered
cream eggs, papier mache and alu-
minum eggs. These we decorate
in, any name suggested by the buy
er-the prices average all the way
from ST. down to. sc.
Our Candy Special tomorrow is
crystallized Cream Nougats, with
nut filings; also 900 lbs. of Cream
Flberts, both zoe. qualities, at, per
lb. .IAc.
Candy Booth. Section E, Midway.
Evening star., 1902-03-21
Easter Cards. Book=Marks. Booklets.
Gloves fOrEaster=Time.

A MAGNIFICENT SHOWING FROM CHOOSE VERY
COMPLETE FOR MEN WOMEN. MISSES CHILDREN THE
VERY BEST GATHERING BEST
MAKERS
~ WoMEN,s ONE PEARL CLASP MOCHA GLOVES. BLACK.
a,
ED WITH STITCHED BACKS - EVERY SIZE. PER ~ QDQD
WOMEN'S PIQUE-SEWED
GRAY. WITH THE RED STITCIIINiA VERY SWELL
ERINGTIESE ARE FINISHED
LARGE PEARL CLASP AND COME IN EVERY SIZE - ,SQD
PIQUE
FINISHED WITH STITCHED AND LARGE eN
I,EARI IASP1EHEki NEW SHADE. INCLUDING - SQV
GLOVES do nn
SU
BEAVER AND BIACh-EVERY SIZE, PER " oOO
FRENCH GLOVES
II,
CLASPS GUSSETED FINGERS
~ IL
ORS AS WELL AS WHITE AND BLACK PER PAIR " u ~
WOMEN's FINE FRENCH LAMBSNIN GIACE GLOVES. EISSIE
IS L. STAPLE WHITE s. .QDQb
"
GLOVE DEPARTMENT FIRST FLooR-sECTIONG c.
Evening star., 1902-03-21
S. KANN, SONS & co.
Latest Musical Publications.
SATURDAY., IOc.

Dreamy Eyes cakewalk, latest,
by the composer Of Creole Belle;
Scrappy Coons cakewalk, Maid of
the Links, march: Jasmine Waltz,
Prince Henry March, new this
week; Dream Days Waltzes,
Mighty LAX a Rose. Brooklyn
March, portrait of Schley; Down
in Indiana, Little Boy Blue. The
Bird that Never Sings. and If
Time Was Money, I'd Be Mil
ilonaire, as sung this week at
Chase's. Choice. per copy. .I6c.
Music Dept.-Basement Annex
Evening star., 1902-03-21
A Big Showing of Spring Hosiery!

MONEYS FULL REGULAR MADE COT
TON HOSE. HERMSDORF DYE. IN PLAIN
AND REMBRANDT. RIB: ALSO
TANS. NEW BLUES AND GRAY Il m
SPILcED SOLES. HEELS AND VIC
WOMEN'S SPLICED SELvAGE SEAM, FULL
REGULAR MADE GAUZE COT ~
TON HOSE HERMSDORF DYE, ZSC
ALI. SIZES, PER PAIR. @OSo
WOMEN'S LACE Isle HOSE. IN BLACK,
PINK, BLUE, MODE AND GRAY. THIS Is
AN UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE NR~
LINE OF HOSIERY, AND VERY ZSC
CHEAP ...,..........,... @OSo
wOMENS ALL OVER LACE Isle THREAD
HOSE ALL NEW M DESIGSSs sign : F6I4: Qm1
CELEBRATED BLACK, ALL SIZES ~ |So
WOMEN'S FULL SEAMLESS COTTON HOSE
DOUBLE SOLEsS HEELS AND TOES-Snl1lD
BLACK. BLACK WITH WHITE FEET.
BLACK WITH EIBROID-
Erred INSTEP AND BLACK II MI
WITH FANCY PRINTED Il ZuAC
DESIGNS-PER PAIR. A3/GSo
Evening star., 1902-03-21
Silk WaiStS==BeautieS.
In fact. nothing but pretty styles allotted space
IN this department, whether Il be silk or cotton
whether they be high cost or cheap grade.

In fact nothing but pretty styles allotted space
IN this department, whether It be silk cotton,
whether they be high cost or cheap grade.
200 excellent quality Soft-fnished Taffeta
Silk Waists-we shall also include few peau de
soies-thev are elaborately tucked and made in
the most ST, .ish fashion-black predominates,
but there are enough street and evening shades
to make this little assortment interesting to waist
buyers-everv size-reguar sell O. no
ing price is $4.5o-special at..... cpAoyO
ftau de Soies and Soft-fnished Taffeta Silk
Waists made in the new long wasted blouse ef-
feet beautifully tucked and hemsti.ched-,he
coors are pirk, light blue. rose, red ard all the
new spring shades, we'll as white and black -
regular value of this garment is
$5oo-we have marked them for y Z O&
this selling. ..................... epOoyO
A wide ,ange and large assortment of fine
Waists made of the highest grade and quality of
tattetas, peat de cygnes, liberty satin, peau de
soies and lrores-in the most swagger STYLES of
the season--they also include the
popular Ps ,.eaIt,,,n, Gibson eectthe price S4O8
SECOND FLOoR-ADJOINING MILLINERY
Evening star., 1902-03-21
BOOKS. BOOKS.

: Books for the many. Among the many
. notable good books published by the leading
> reliable book publishers for 1902 is: The Grim
: Wing, absorbing romance by Chatfeid
Taylor; Capt Jinks' Hero, by Ernest Crosby. a
satrical novel upon the military history Of the
!. United States since the outbreak Of the Span
. ish war, splendidly illustrated by the famous
> Dan Beard; Hester Blair by II. Carson. low
able creation with overfowing heart interest;
The Siege Of the Lady Resolute by Harry
. Dickson; Anticipations. by H. q. Wells,
. sngularly perspicnous book, which Justly en-
. titles the author to Goth Century Bellamy.
. Ready In a few days-please notice the au-
thors:
Dorothy Vernon, by Chas. Major; The Hounds
Z Of Baskerville. by Conan Doyle; The Lady
. Paramount, by Henry Harland; The Conqueror.
; by Gertrude Alberton-this is romance "f the
? life Of Alexander Hamilton. We have all new
I books on the day Of publication.
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Evening star., 1902-03-21

RoxN,n no of limitations of Diamond Dyes
AOS w GAn ~ Ask for and take only Diamond.
Evening star., 1902-03-21

W0MEN'S HAND EMBROIDERED FRONT
HOSE-NEW DESIGNS. THIS HOSE Is MADE
$aREfS SSF S$S5S ASS il In HHH hlHas 3OC.
CIIILDREN'S COTTON HOSE, BY RIB
BED DOUBLE KNEES, TOES AND n ~
HEELS. STRICTLY FAST BLACK, II uDN
EVERY SIZE, PER PAIR. R......... W.
CHILDREN's Two-THREAD FAST BLACK
COTTON HOSE. MADE WITH SPLICED
KNEES. HEELS AND TOES.
AND SHOWN IN CORDU- n MI
ROY RlB-SIZES 6 To 10. ZHAC
CHII.DREN'S LACE COTTON HOSE-FULL
SEAMLESS. COME IN BOTH ~
BLACK AND WHITE. IN ALL ZSC.
SIZES. PER PAIR. ........--.-... ~
INFANTS FINE BY RIB COTTON HOSE,
SIZES 4la To 6. STRICTLY
FAST BLACK AND SEAM n NH/
LESS TFR0tGffOCT-PER II ZUNF
IaIR. II
HOSIERY DEPT.-FIRST FLOOR SECTIONS
T. AND F..