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Ladies Read This.

Mrs. Thomas Johns, sister to Mr.. II. c.
Eccles, Charlotte n. c., says:
-Four years ago my health completely
gave way. L was As years Old and was
Frustrated from troubles pertaining to nv
sex. The doctors said there was no hope
FOR me; | might live year. | might not
live month. l was confined to my bed
for three months. and for about year
would have fainting spells that exhausted
me so that l would be confined to NV bed
alter each one. for two or three weeks
None of my family had any hope of ever
seeing me well again, nor did nv doctor
/ was weak and nervous. and in a falling
condition generally. Some friends in
Charlotte advised me to try Mrs. Toe
Persons Remedy. AS drowning person
will catch at a straw, 1 was willing To
try anything, 1 bought half-dozen bot
ties and took it, but could not sec that If
did me any good. Still, not knowing what
else to do, l bought another half-dozen.
and without any faith in it or anything
else, l continued it. Before l had taken
the dozen bottles I felt little stronger.
l took the Remedy regularly for one
year, taking in all about three dozen
potlleS, ana IL mas restored me 10 health.
My health is better than it was for years
before I was taken down, and l feel that
all danger has passed My nervousness is
cured. It has been two years since
stopped the Remedy, since l needed it..
| cannot say too much in its praise. My
doctors said my trouble was cancerous, but
/ think now it was change of life.
MRS. THOMAS JOHNS.
Auburn, N. c., Sept. 3D. 1902.
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Mr.. Rodger Person; Miss Herring, OF
Goldsboro, with Mr.. J. B. Yelverton Miss
Blanche Peacock, with Mr.. j. D. Cur
ley; Miss Jennie Cox, with Mr. D. H
whitley
Chaperones: Mr. and Mrs. John l..
Hare. DR.. and Mrs. L. O. Hayes and Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Duse.
Stays: Messrs. Graves Smith and
Gordon Smith, of Goldsboro; Mr.. Waters,
of Lagrange, and Mr.. Brooks, OF Black
Creek
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Littleton, N c., August Especially y
On Monday evening at the hospitable home
of MI. Marion Johnston, on Mosely Ave
nue., his charming daughters, Misses
Birdie and Nora Johnston, entertained a
few of their friends in honor of theoir
guest, Miss Sarah Macon, of Warrenton,
North Carolina
The amusement of the evening was an
enjoyable game of Finch.
Among those present to meet Miss
Macon were: Misses Emma Willis and
Sarah Myrick Mcssrs. Hervey Walker,
John Bancom, Walter Myricll and George
Wick
Miss Macon is one of Warren's fairest
daughters. and her visit here will be
greatly enjoyed
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For Health and Pleasure
Seekers.
JACKSON SPRINGS, N. C.

The Baptist Midsummer meeting closed
June 30th, and you can now get the best
of accommodations at this famous resort
Hotel with its 100 nicely furnished rooms
is now run by owners, assuring best of at
tention. Cuisine and service unsurpassed.
All modern conveniences. Water works,
Sewerage. Electric Lights, etc. Coli
Links, Bowling Alley, Orchestra, Aber
deem and Asheboro trains for the Springs
make close connection with S. A. L. trains
NO. 81, Al, 3S and &c at Aberdeen, and at
High Point with Southern Railway trains
Nos. SO, 80 and z. Postoffice, Telegraph
and Express offices conveniently located
Resident Physician. Rates most reasona-
bic. Address
JACKSON SPRINGS HOTEL,
G. L. BAXTER, Manager.
Jackson Springs, N. G.
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HOTEL MONTREAL

Near Asheville, N. c.. Modern. Elevation
5000 feet. Open all seasons. Two miles
from depot. For Booklet and Rates ad.
dress W. D. Paxton, Montreal, N. C.
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SURPRISE WEDDING
Two Popular Wilmingtoniaus are Married al
Morehead City.

Morehead City, August 4.-(Special.) J.
Morehead City had a surprise marriage on
Sunday morning, a Wilmington couple be-
ing the principals.
The bride was Miss Theresa I. Penny, a
popular young woman. daughter of Mrs.
Eliza c. Penny, of Wilmington, while the
groom Is Mr.. j. b. Lender, highly cs-
teemed young man, son OF Mr.. G. w.
Lender, of Wilmington.
The surprise wedding was only attend
cd by the maid of hnoor, Miss Lizzie G..
Willis, of Morehcad City, and the best
man, Mr.. John O. Wallace, Jr., also of
Morehead City. together with Mr.. and
Mrs A. T. Moore, and Rev. A. w. Setter
who performed the ceremony. The happy
couple have returned to Wilmington.
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THREE RUNAWAY BRIDES.
Pelham North Carolina is Quite Marriage
Resort for V;rginlsIs.

Pelham, N c. August 4.-(Spccial.)-
This is marriage mecca for Virginia
runaway couples. Three couples were uni
ted in marriage by Justice of the Peace
A. L. Pierce Saturday afternoon. They
were Miss Virginia Wood and Lawrence
W. Perrow. both of Lynchburg, who ar
rived at the Gretna Green on the even
ing train Miss Nora l.. Bryant and Mr..
Rufus Bryant, also of Lynchburg who
came from Danville by private conveyance,
and Miss Lucy Bobbitt and Mr.. OctaYius
Council, both Of Danyille.
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MatthsWs-Cain.

Fayetteville, N. c., August 4,-(Special)
The marriage of Miss Prudence Cain,
daughter of the late Mr.. Charles G. Cain,
and Mr. John Seabrook Matthews, OF
Rocky Mount, an engineer on the Atlantic
Coast Line, took place Sunday morning at
the residence of the bride on Winslow
street, the ceremony being celebrated by
Rev. T. A Hall, pastor of the First Bap-
tist church. The bride and groom left
on the noon train for Florida on their
bridal tour.
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Crops in Warren

Mr.. A. A. Speed OF Warren, who is in
the city, says the crops in his section are
first rate. He is on his way to Asheville
for vacation. He has put out fifteen
acres in dcwberries. They paid well last
year in his county and he thinks that
many more acres viii be put in dewberries
in Warren.
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Lamm-Ingle

Burlington, N c.. August 4.--(Speclal.j
The marriage of Mr.. T. a. Lamm amt
Miss Alma Blanche Ingle, was solemnlzed
this morning at the home of the BRIDE
here The ceremony was performed ny
Rev. p. H. Fleming, OF the Christian
church
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. June S.-Further severe in
roads upon prices OF stocks were made to-
day under renewal Of active liquidation.
In the last hour OF the market this hqul-
dation had apparently spent its force and
in order to cover their short contracts the
room traders were obliged to bid up prices
from one to one half for the active stocks
curtailing by that much the extreme
losses for the day The principal selling
was amongst the corn carriers and the
cotton carriers and the coalers were also
subjected to heavy selling pressure. These
movements were apparently based in part
upon the belated planting Of the corn
crop, the poor condition Of the cotton crop
and the fears that labor troubles will again,
break out in the anthracite mining region.
An unconfrmed rumOr that the new Rock
Island authorities are taking steps in the
matter of rates that threaten a widespread
unsettlement in their territory was cur
rent, but it was not clear that it had any
thing to do with today's weakness. Rock
Island itself was not as weak as some other
stocks. The decline of over points in
Atchison and the heavy dealings in that
stock combined to make it the most CON
spicuous in the days trading. The 3-S
point drop in Reading was somewhat sensa-
tiOnal in view of the recent support in
that stock and some of the Northwestern
stocks with unimportant corn traffic shared
in the days weakness. Chicago and
Northwestern sold down to 1859 and North
ern Securities on the curb went to new
low record. As was to be expected from
the showing made by the banks in the
I OF, II
ing of loans and forced liquidation as a
result. In spite of the severe declines to-
day there was singularly little talk of a
financial embarrassment But discussion
in banking circles of the size Of the loans
accorded to individual capitalists, especial
Ily amongst those whose recent fortunes
have resulted from the industrial combna-
ton process, indicate formidable figures.
tt is well understood that very large
loans Of this chaa are in process of
repayment There was a noticeably firm
tone today in a few stocks which have suf-
fered most from some of the recent liqui-
dation, notably Pennsylvania. New York
Central, st. Paul and Southern Pacific.
The closing was about steady at the rally.
Bonds irregular. Total sales. (par value)
81. 4O5 600
u. bopds were all unchanged on The
last call
Total sales of stocks today were S73 900
shares. incluung Atchison, 100, 060: Balti-
more and Ohio, 1896 Canadian Pacific
/ 100: Chicago and Great Western, 6,120;
/ Fire, 2660O: Erie first preferred, 6100;
Illinois Central, 6, 1856; Louisville and Nash
vile, 100: Manhattan 6,971; National
Railroad of Mexico. $3.50: Missouri Pa
ciflc, 95 200: Norfolk and Western. 1880;
Pennsylvania, 81 ,SS4; Reading $4,000; St
Paul, 1910; Southern Pacific, 1880;
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Cash rnotattons were rs roIlows

/ Cash ruotations we're follows
flour firm, winter oateuts S35Ui stralghts
/ 81 1908 40; bakers $3.50 attW
/ 32yd3 40; clears SD 3JG13.6h 10 sprln2 speelAis
40; sprtny patents G3:i56038l; 10 sralg,
Wheat No spring 1906; No ., 59"' NJ ne !
red, 759s07725; Corn Nc. 90 No Nj
,ai ow 481S oats No g $50 No y, VIII
35Aa38 Rye M. 2, 81 No white GO q
eeaino barley 4Oat5; fair to cho'ca mating q
/ 5759. NJ. ! aax Al 10 NJ northwestern iii;
/ crime tim thy seed 1856; Mess PORK pc bnl.
! I6S nl7OCGl DER Lara, 100 lbs s.I0Dss ~
short ribs sides loose oo vs. l isI< fy-
! sides boxed 9.2G 1907; WhisKey basis ny .
trade wine 80; Glover, contract grede ii 500
NEW YORK
/ New rk. June Flour quiet hut firm;
oyin+e- afents g. 7j11. 40: Minnesota paten 430
G450; Mi n boxer - 2OB4.40.
Rye -four quiet; TAR 10 gooa |o01ol9; eholce
RBackw5ea flour dull sI.9O12 Is
Corn meal quiet; yellow western SlCS
rive staqdv: 10 2, eastern 59H, state =.
Rsrlev q / t feeding 81; nal mo 81
Rarey malt steady. western 65Gl6B.
U heat easo; No 2, red, 81: Closi. q
July 6SK September 1SA. Decemqr r.
Corn--Spot easy; No. :, 6S1. closing May
Septemb Der 5+A
osts Spot easy No 2, 894; May Al.
BpsI easy: family sI0 5OEQl2OO; mess $4,000
1000; eef ham, S20.00l12L50 Jacket $40 J0D1 60
cut meats quiet; lckled sh uIders so
pick I'd sht u de Sn9A; Pickl d mans IlHgl2.
Lard steady, western steamed g. l5 refined
Pork Quot; family 1886; snort Gle r 1880
go 25; M zss SIS 25DlS.75.
Tallow dill; city per package 81; country
Rosin steady: strained common to good, e.. 10:
~aruenttse firm; at 53hQ53
Rice; firm. domestic, fAIf toextra 4hWH
Japan 4%g5A.
Molasses steady; New Orleans. open KEITH
good TO choice. 3Iddj4O
Coffee-spot Rio quiet, No invoice 51s
mildquiet; cordo ~ 7A0l2.
sug. raw stea7y, ar refining Sb mol
asses , 1882; rehued cay
I7G2lH.
cred l0N wn''e fall made, l0%.
Eggs finn; State and Pennsylvania ,,....
Southern, nelrby extras lhtGlS
Potatoes quiet: State and western $50;
lbs Ls70g2lZ south jersey sweess 81 Ml.jO
Long Island L75Q212; new Southern Pug
PEANUTS quiet; fancy band-picked 4AQ41
domestic 2AI4A
Cabbag firm Long Islnd.. south rn
err =. Charleston 49,: Norfolk OVGl 10 %
Frel ats 70 liver ,oo cotti t',mef ~
Cotton seed oil was quiet and easy;
Prime crude @. h. mills jin@55A prime
summer yellow 4O@luh on summer ye low
31nS8 prime white 4oGI47 prime winter yellow
i6047; prime meal e27.OOGb21.50 nom
BALTIMORE PROVISIONS.
BALTIMORE. June 8 flour .quie0
Wheat weak; ssot and May sO9SO4;
SOUTHERN DV sample 6GsOh
Cen dull; spot and May 535s053n;
,nthern 1hlte corn 5000
Oats firm; No. w6ite 42142h.
rye firm; NJ. 2 56H; NO. western
Butter firm and lower fancy Imitation lSGO
aucy Creamery 24l55I.
Eggs CHER, lr@sh llh -,
az hee4e swssk nk0I2; large small l2A0l2%.
sugar steady; due anu coarse granulAted o'Oon
fine 5.05n.
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Barbee g. Co.'s
Cotton Letter.
lspecinl 10 News and obseryerl

Especial to News and Observer
New York. June 8.-We had a very pc
culiar market today Liverpool did not
take the government report as did TRAD
ers on this side of the water. Instead Of
declining prices there advances were
shown and this threw the local shorts into
state OF decentralization Active Luy-
ing, however, did not appear CT sufficient
volume TO advance the market materially
until late in the day. IL Was undoubt-
edly due to scare of the shorts in July
rather than to general buying Of the new
crop options We don't eXacJiy know what
to make of the market. As we have sad
all along, the situation does not warrant
interests in operating on the
short side But on the other hand it does
seem as though the bad news bad been
discounted with the new crop months sell
ing up at these figures and it's rather I'M
certain business buying 9 IL AMI loo coz
ton with the present Improvement in
crop conditions Of course if there is 20
be an overflow of the Mississippi river
when this enormous volume Of water
rushing down reaches III lower levecs
nothing in the world can prevent a scare
Of the short interests in the fall months
While we cannot see our way clear to buy
cotton at the moment, there does not APP
pear to be very much prospect of an ex-
tensive decline Just yet.
Cotton futures today ranged as fol
lows:
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N. G June -TurpentIne
st ady. s6A; receipts casks
Rosin I'M: 81 90; receipts ~.
Crude. quiet ats. 00D3. 15GG3 so; receipts
$50 barrels.
Tar firm at 81. 65; receipts SO
CHARLESTON. s. G. June Spirits tur-
pentine nothing doingi y. receipts Z; sales
exports
Rosin Sc dy receipts $50; sales $40 ex.
ports
Quote A. B. .C.1.7o; D. SIS f. sI.7s;E
$50. u. ISIS! ii, IS: /, 500: K 3CO M
310; N, J.15; VIC, 325; WV. 35s.
SAVANNAH, Ga. June Turpentints2; M
firm; 49A; receipts 7i9, sales. 20;
exports SIS
Rosin firm; receipts 1,41Z sales 691;
exports 60.
Quote A, B, CITED. G. s180; f,
81 30 q, SI.85; II, $40; ! 3.OS' h. $40;
"a. $500; N. S32s; We s3.3s; WV -S36s.
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Tarrant e. Kings
Cotton Letter.
lSnecial to Now and Observer J

tSpeClaI TO news ana observer
New York, June S.-After a three days
holiday Liverpool opened much higher
than expected, particularly on the near
positions which started short covering in
the American markets and the Brown par
ty Immediately took advantage of the
nervousness of shorts and it was a case
oil the shorts being forced to cover with
out regard to the price paid. July here
shows an advance from Saturdays closing
of 81 points. The late months did not
participate to any great extent because
many OF those who covered July were loug
OF the late months and sold out their Oc-
tober and December which furnished q
good supply of the new crop option
throughout the entire session The flood
situation is becoming serious. The wa
tiers now sweeping down the Mississippi
may cause great damage in sections of
Arkansas, Louisiana and Mississippi and
as we have stated before the serious mis-
hap to this crop would be a very serious
matter In view of the great scarcity of
cotton and the late start the crop has h d
and our adyices from the South are the
gloomiest we have ever read at this sea
son OF the year. In the meantime spin
ners are becoming nervous lest they nay
not secure their supplies in the carly
fall and are heavy buyers of the early
fall months at present prices
TARRANT Il KING,
68 Broad Street.
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A ROCKET RUSH OF
COTTON YESTERDAY
Flood Reports Sent 1t Up
Wheesch-B Bang!
SHORTS PANIC-STRlCKEN
The Close Net Twelve 10 Six, SIX Points High
et---Further Severe lnroads are
Mad Upon The Prices
Of Stocks.
(By the Associated Press.)

New York, June S.-The week in dry
goods has not opened with briskness and
yet reports of more or less business are
reported at satisfactory prices. The flood
situation and its destruction to property
and merchandise were topics of general
discussion and interest. No developments
IN the price situation have occurred.
NEW YORK COTTON.
New York, June S.-The cotton market
opened firm at an advance of to 81
points under higher cables and smaller
receipts for the day. Liverpool at the
time of the local opening was about to
points higher, whereas decline had been
expected and the port receipts were est
mated at around 1900, against $40 bales
last year.
At first trading was not particularly
active and the market while displaying
considerable firmness on the whole ruled
somewhat irregular The weather W's
not entirely favorable, too much ram be
ing reported in Eastern sections OF tie
belt, and further flood accounts from the
Carolinas caused the trade to take al
bullish view of the situation. Europe and
Wall Street operated on the buying side
and several large commission houses had
good buying orders from New Orleans.
Around midday the market became very
active and excited with July exhibiting
strength almost as remarkable as during
the tremendous advances of last month
The gain was started by the sensational
developments at New Orleans, where July
was being bid up ten points at a jump
under heavy buying by the bull leader.
Here shorts became panic-stncken and
both July and August were forced up at
a rapid rate, July selling as low as 11.34
on the call, was forced up to 11.S2 at the
best level which occurred just at the
close this being the best point OF the day
and season.
In New Orleans the advance was even
more pronounced; there July shot up from
1880 to 1900 with not an intermediate
sale. August and September also reached
new high records in the local market, the
former touching lii and the latter 1927
The close was near the best point of the
day and net II TO sc points higher.
Total sales futures were estimated at
$50, 900 bales. Estimates for tomorrow ;
receipts at leading points were moderate.
NJ YoRK. June fiorrnn spot osed
quiet; 20 points higher; middling uplands
1 l. 90 nliddling gulf II IS sales ORlts.
Futures opened ba el firm.
-oIIcn futures closed firns.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, June SIN the spot mar
ket there was fairly good inquiry for the
continent but factors were generally ask
ing higher prices. Quotations for good
ordinary and high grades advanced IA
The features OF the future market today
were the Unexpectedly favorable cables
from Liverpool and the advance OF both
spots and futures in New York on the
strength Of which prices scared skyward.
June opened up 5 points, July 10, August
., and other positions { 10 s points com
pared with Saturdays closing figures.
After the opening realizing caused a re-
action OF 70 points. Thereafter an up
ward movement set in. continuing to the
close. when the board showed net gains
On the day Of s. points on June. July 60.
August 60, September % ana Is points on
the new crop months.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. June 2p. m money on
call firm; k@4; time money firm;
so DAYS .uc4h. 90 days 4hOS. six months 5
n0>.. rine mercantile paper 4AOSA. sterl-
Ing exchange sdsser. acrui busines in
banker lis at 4e7S00 for den ana
a. 80 for GO day bills. Posted rates 5h04ooh
Commercial bills 4.84h Bar silver 81;
Ne xican AZ; Government bonus irreg Ram
road konds irreu-lar.
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result of said election; they shall REGARD
the vote, canyassed and determined by
them, on duplicate blanks, one OF which
they will deliver to the city clerk, and
the other they shall cause to be posted
in front of the city hall.
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today and ruled weaker. July wheat clos
ing 3-Sc lower, July corn Use lower and
oats Lee. Provisions closed steidy, the
September products being from Sc lower
10 sc higher
Leading futures ranRea A. roIIowa
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southern Railway II 600: Texas Pacific
500; Union Pacific. 97,1o0: Wabash pre-
ferred, $3.50; Copper, 63150; American
Smelling and ,efining, 6,400; Brooklyn
II .705; Peoples Gas, 1875 Sugar, IA 300;
Tennessee Coal and Iron, 7.450: u. s. steel
49, 1862; do preferred, 1866; Rock Island.
20 675
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HOTEL MONTREAL

Near Asheville. N. C. Modern. Elevation
5000 feet. open all seasons. Two miles
from depot. For Booklet and Rates ads
dress w. D. Paxton, Montreal, N. C.
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SPECIAL RATES VIA S, A. L. RY.

Summer Excursion Rates via Seaboard
Air Line Railway. Tickets sold daily June
list to September S9th, inclusive, with
final return limit October 81st Below
beg to give you rates to the principal
points:
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NEW ORLEANS. LA. June Section futures
LIVERPOOL.

LHveRP oil June o. p. NJ cotton SDot
mod business; 3 point higher; America
lid ilsag fair $50: good middllngf.h. mid
dIIng 651 good ordinary 900 binary $50.
The sales OF the day we're 1000 bales. of
which sO0 fo~ s2eeuistion and expOrt and
iuelndad 600 American, Receipts $4,000
aud Included 13. 200 American.
Futures opened firm aud closed quiet
mericsn mfdfltng. go. G.;
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BARBEE & co.
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.
Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding
Piles. Your druggist will refund your
money II PAZO OINTMENT fails to
cure you. 90 cents.
Women sometimes measure their happi-
ness by their ability to make men miser-
able
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, June 8.-The grain market were
governed almost entirely by the weather
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State of North Carolina.
Insurance Department.

State of North Carolina.
Insurance Department.
Raleigh, June /, 1903.
I, James r Young, Insurance Commits
sioner, do hereby certify that the above
IS true and correct abstract Of the state
ment of the Southern Loan and Trust
Company. of Greensboro, n. c.. filed with
this Department. showing the condition
of said Company on the 81st day of De-
cember, 1902.
Witness my hand and official seal, the
day and date above written.
JAMES r. YOUNG,
Insurance Commissioner.
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OTHER COTTON MARKETS
s. A. L. STOCKS AND BOMBS

BALTIMORE. June g. Seaboard Air Line
eommOnt22H: preferred 3sh.
B1ud1 s's. roE.
Atlantic Coast Line. common. 126: pre-
ferred .....-
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SMOKE LA Josephine" and young
Fritz"
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Tickets on sale Saturday, good returning
including Mondy following. Attractive
schedules, unsurpassed service. SUM
MER TOURIST TICKETS to Mountain
and Seaside Resorts limited for return
passage to October 31st on sale until Sep
temper Both
Tor full particulars, rates, etc, call on
Ticket Agent, or write
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commission NleFchants.
oF GREENsBORO. ". g.

IN 1902.
Fire Risks written-$1 sec, 19600; pre-
miums received, $32, 442.14.
Losses incurred-Fire, 81, 642.94; paid,
O,642. "a.
President, e. p. Wharton.
Secretary, David White
Home Office, 112 East Market Street,
Greensboro, N. c.
General Agent for Service, A. W. Nc
Alster, Greensboro, N. c.
Business Manager for North Carolina,
Wharton & McAhster, Greensboro, N. c.