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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-22
REAL, ESTATE TRANSFERS


r. p. McMunn and wife to George "
Oliver, lot 8 block 2 Holway 8 Board 900
+. H' Burke aadulo to Fred W. Sears lots ''09
and 10, block 6, Oswalds addition ..... 1900
George D. Dayton to Walter L. Badger
lot II, block 2, Edmond's addition 1,2oO
Hanna P. Wilbur to Alberta Dever. part
lot 3. block i, Bassett, Moore q Case ~
Charles Mondeng ct al. to Mondeng Manu-.
8, oswaid's addition :. .,.............. 5000
The Farmers and Mechanics Savings bank
to Guy NJ; Baltif, lot 8 block IL, Cable ~
Henry Castle and wife to Frank Martin,
lot Castles addition tlH - - nonaio: 300
Fiske lot /, block pa town OF Ainpe- ooo
w. a j. Moreland and wife to william White 0'o
ct al, lot. 5. rearrangement Of blocks
8 and 10, first division Of Remington
Randolph Bodies to Jessie stevens Grouse, ~
lots 20 and 80, block 10, Prospect Parks .o
first division ~. .;,;: 1900
Hqnns s1oep VaF E%e t. h adon lot $50
John Aspen and wife to Anna o,Neil. lot
s., block 6, Maben, White 4 Le Brons -.
Ida '. Ives ct al to F. i. Bird, southwest
quarter southwest quarter, section 81 40,
township 120 range q 1000
Payne, lot 7, block 8, Manages supple
minnesota mees jDebenture company to Elmer LOW
Kolstand and wife, lots S and 8, block
%, Lennon s. Newells addition ........ 200
]. X. Martin and wife to w. T.. Badger,
part of section IS, township lit, range
Hannah p. Wilbur to Alberta Dever,
part lots and a. section a. township ooo
P. G. anderson and wife to Paul 9.
Sunde ct al, lot I, block 4, and lot
IS, block 8, Holway 4 Taylors addi- I'm
ton .................... 4,ooo
Total. IL deeds ....................$4 4,36o
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DYEING AND CLEANING

TWIN CITY DYE WORKS, THE LEADING
FreLch dry cleaners for ladies' and gents
clothing and all household goods. SIG Nicollet
NORTH STAR DYEING AND FRENCH DRY
cleaning work. 100 Hennepin av. Both phonaS
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CRADLE, ALTAR, GRAVE

BIRTHS. -
Bo1strom-Mr. and Mrs. II, j., 8287 Long,
fellow avenue, a son.
Janicki--Mr. and Mrs. William, 600 Mime.
haha avenue, a
Smith-Mr and Mrs. E. r., 300 Twenty-frst
avenue s, a son.
Taylor-AMr. and Mrs. Thomas, e4as Elliott
avenue, a
olson--Mr. and Mrs. A-,- PAPA ,Dwenty.ssventh
Armagost-Mr. and Mrs. 4. NJ, 81 W Island
avenue, q daughter.
Z Varney-Mr. and Mrs. A R., 8114 Fourth
street N, q daughter. ....
MARRIAGE LICENSES. : -
Charles B. Sulland and Lena Knutson. @7s4
Martin l.. Carey and Ada v. Johnson.
Carl Talberg and Carrie A. N1lsen. ..' IL.
Olof Olson and Anna Anderson.
Albert Fl. Hedding and Minnie NJ. Woodruff.
Walter f. Gibbons and Bessie 81. Wilde.
80 DEATHS. 49, =
Norlin--John w., 2Sos Twenty ave-
Ate s. 1.
Baldwin--Joseph, AS Twenty third avenue NE.
Kimfne1-Eleanor, 1909 Stevens avenue.
Harding-Dewey, 170S Crystal Lake avenue.
Croonquist-Qsoar, iii Ninth avenue S.
Gundefson-Sophie, 1909 Girard avenue N.
Wiliams-Robert, st. Barnabas hospital.
Carey-Anpa, 811S Smelling avenue.
&Grinda1l-Chares, 2316 Girard avenue N.
Polczak-Edmond, 923 Marshall street NE.
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BOARD AND ROOMS
Offered.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
LARGE, VERY PLEASANT ALCovE ROOM,
in modern detached house. with board; good
neighborhood; walking distance: suitable for
two; gentlemen preferred. 4150, Journal.
a LADY HAVING ELEGANT HOUSE WOULD
rent large furnished room to business gentle
man or man and wife; breakfast If desired.
Telephone, 1899 L. Main. i
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD.
in modern house; gas, BATH telephone; desira-s
BILE neighborhood, walking distance. 81 18th.
- st 8.
LARGE, NICELY FURNISHED Above ROOM
: and side room, steam heat, parquet floor: first,
class table. 40 9th st s.
STEAM HEATED ROOMS FOR RENT, WITH
frst-class board; TWO bath rooms; central looa-s
ton. 1922 Hawthorn
/ HOTEL wAvERLY-sEE WHAT WE HAVE
before you settle. Single, suites. private baths.
NICE SINGLE AND NICE LARGE FRONT
room. Hotel Southern, 4th av and 9th st 3,
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The following persons from the north.
west are registered at Minneapolis
hotels:

J B. Hovden. Perley. Mimi; j. McCulloch'
Litchville, Mimi: John Smith. Hastings. Neb.
Heggens, A. \. Nelson, Plainvew, Mimi; W.
ohio; Marie Landmark Nakato, MINI; B.
ent, Lester Prairie: Mimi; D. B. Johns and
daughter. Springfield. Wis: A. Kline. Mason
City Iowa; Mrs. E. J. Schofeld, Elbow Lake,
MINI; Anna Diekman. Princeton, MINI !:
Amelia and Arthur Finseth. Kenyon; Mr.. and
Nortifeld MINI. O. B. Nelson, Fargo. 4. B.;
Charles Howard Princeton, Mimi; c. D. Liv-
son, Huron $. D.; Fred D. Tucker, Mason
City. Iowa: o. C. Rian, Elizabeth, Mimi: J.
nonsdS o e W Red WITH
A. n. Quale, Sioux Falls. s: D; o. g: Quar-.
tsrman' New Orleans W Young, Chicago;
ester, n: Y; Miss &. f: knight. Buffalo,
N. Y; E. J.. stearns, Hutchinson Mimi; J.
Geen H OAK W. L. - ssockwe oas cs
n. B.; L. G. Copeland, Portland N. D.; G. N.
Monckrgnd; Portland, N. D.; Mich swenson'
HOTEL HYsER-A, N: Eckman Howdin, Minn.
St. James; E. j.: Jeyett' Fergus Fails; 4: .
Batchelder, .. r. Davis and wife, Milacaa
Rush, Portland; M S: Rutherford, Princeton
N Wiekes omaha NJ A. Bush Gev9lap
Rutfney. Emerald. \. b.; n. 5. Blair, ojater
Fitch Lester EtR.S i f Mfn, Trey Ms,
Kane, Wash; 9: v. ,McWane: austin Mtnh:
Def f. Gsn cncagog g.
Fergus Falls.
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Offices.

Offices.
FOR RENT-A DOCTORS OFFICE; GOOD 10.
cation; established many years; Washington
S, near Nicoet. Address 1892, journal.
DESK ROOM WITH USE OF DESK AND
this city: all for Sc. S07 Phoenix building
FOR RENT-oFFICEs FOR DENTIST, WITH
physician; fine location Inquire s, over
Voegelis, corner Washington and Hennepin.
FOR REMITTANCE STEAM HEATED ROOM,
good light, second floor, suitable for light
manufacturing. 219 9Th st s. -
SMALL OFFICES WITH VAULT AND SAFE
Inquire at 666 Bank Of Minneapolis bldg.
Farms.
TO LET-GARDENING AND FARM LANDS
near the city for rent or sale. James T. Ell
well, 636 Andrus building.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

REDUCED FREIGHT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD
goods to Chicago. Denver. Spokane and Pacific
coast points; frequent shipments and lowest
possible rates. Write or call the Boyd
Transfer and Storage Co.. 46 Sd st 8.
zESBAUGH, IL 9th ST 8; RECEIVED HEAVY
new stock picture frames, room mouldngs,
oyals, artist material: we frame pictures
FOR sALE-Cow, YEARS OLD COMING m
fresh before middle of next month. Ills 22d
av SE.
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PARTY FROM THE COUNTRY WANTS TO
buy an established fire insurance agency. S42S,
Journal.
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BAKER, TIRsT-0LAss, ALL-ARoUND, CAN
make all kinds homemade candies, wants en-
pioyment in a good shop; not afraid Of work !;
good wages expected. Address Baker, Box Sc,
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BUILDING PERMITS

ward frame dwelling 50, 600
r. r. Betcher, 1855 Lake Harriet: boule-
yard frame dwelling s........ So, 900
frame dwelling " =. ~. 5000
Sc. frame dwelling :: ], 1850
nue., frame dwelling -. -. j. $500
John Engquist, 2416 Irving avenue S. 81.
frame and stone dwelling ..,... -. 1000
Fl. l.. Hill, 100 West Lake street, frame
dwelling f,oUV
j. H. Oyen, 1928 Polk street Me- frame
dwelling .................... .i....... 1,1Q0
Eight minor permits Observation-Disclosures. 1.130
Total 1e permits ,,..,,.,...,.,.., sa, $50
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TRAVELLING MEN FOR
Minnesota; salary and commission; also trav-
cling expenses; one years contract. Address
r. A. Mcpherson. 604 Globe building, st. Paul
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WANTED-PoSITION AS ASSISTANT BOOK.
keeper, clerk general office work or salesman
by well-educated young man with some expert
ence; can furnish best of references. Address
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GENTLEMAN AND TWIN SONS, 10 YEARS
of age, desire homelike place to room and
board; state price and full particulars. Adj
dress 4OO6, Journal.
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By LADY WITH CHILD Is MONTHS OLD,
where child can have care during working
hours. Third floor, s12 10th st s.
wANTED-YoUNG LADY WOULD LIKE ROOM
and board In strictly private family. Ad-
dress 1925, Journal.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-10
Stocks and Bonds.

New York, Feb. 9.-Some reluct-
ance developed in the inward move
ment of prices on the Stock Exchange
today and the efforts to get them
higher were largely relinQuished as the
day wore on. The strength of a few
stocks did not serve to prevent the
average level of prices from dipping
lower than last night. But the effect
Of the decline was TO sink the trading
into great dizziness and TO suspend
prices at a range only slightly below
last night. Although the admission to
the AtchiSOn directorate OF Union
Pacific interests is regarded as giving
Il measure of credit to many rumorH
Of railroad deals. the stocks affected
hang back. The same was true of the
United States Steel stocks on the con-
ditions reported III that trade, for
which a leading authority uses the
emphatic term astounding. That
is TO say with production at the high
record rate ii is still below the rate OF
consumption as shown by the decline
in the stocks on hand during January.
The cancellation of a part of the or
derS for gold bars which were to be
sent out today led to Il strong recovery
in the exchange market here. To n fall
in sterling IL Paris accompanied by
Stiffening of the discount rate in Lon-
don. There were renewed inquiries
for gold for export. Official intima-
tons that an additional Japanese loan
was 20 be negotiated may have had its
effect on the London discount market.
In spite of the course of the exchange
market there was buying of stocks
advance in Pennsylvania and Ontario
e. Western. the strength of Illinois
Central and a renewed rise in the local
fractions about exhaust the list of
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-10

Countless physicians ana druggists
ere now prescribing ana endorsing
Vinol as the most valuable cold liver
oil preparation known 10 medicine
and it is fast supcrSeding all othel
forms of cod liver oil.
A prominent physician writes: Il
am satisfied that Vinol derives its
Wonderful lifc-gNiEg ana strength
creating power from the medicinal
curative elements found in the Gods
liver. 1t is the best strength creator
and vit&lizer for old people. weak Wo-
men. children, and The Convalescent
that / ever saw
Another physician writes: Il could
cite many cases where health has been
restored in a surprisingly short time
by Vincl. ] should be very sorry to
have to do without Vinol i'm my prac-
tice. j has no equal for hard colds,
throat and bronchial troubles"
Now, when we tell you that we have
never sold in our store a remedy of
such remarkable curative and strength
creating power rs N.nCl. for the weak.
the sick and the aged. and that if ii
fails To accomplish what .ye say Il
viii we will refund your money with
cut question. it will show YOU our faith
in the preparation.
In cases where cod liver OIL emuI-
siCns and other tonics fail, Ninol will
heal. strengthen and cure
Try Vinol on our guarantee. w H.
King Drug Company.
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TIE JAMESTOWN CELEBRATION.
S2,G50.00O Appropriation for
Government Participation
CBy the Associated Press. }

Washington. Feb. 9.--The House
Committee on Industrial Arts and
EXpoSitiOnS today agreed on the
amounts of the various appropria-
tons TO be recommended for govern
ment participation in the exposition.
10 be held in 1907. on or near the
waters of Hampton Roads, Virginia,
in cOmmemoration of the first per-
manent settlement of English speak
ing people on the Western Hemis-
phere. The oalt recommended is
$3.50. 900. OF this $2,000,000 is to
be used in connection with the land
exhibit, under the direction of the
Secretary ofthe Treasury. 1t is
recommended that $250,000 be APP
propriated TO defray the expenses of
the national commission provided in
the bill known as the jamestown
Ter-centenniaI Commission and eX-
penSeS of the government paruclpat-
ing inthe naval. marine and military
exhibit For the entertainment of
foreign naval and military officers, to
be expended under the direction of the
Secretaries of War and Navy $4,000
rs recommended; for a government
building in which to make a govern
ment exhibit, $150,000; for per-
manent monument to commemorate
the settlement of jamestown, $40, 1000;
to provide mooringS in Hampton
Roads, $4,000; for rehabilitating a
monitor TO reproduce the battle be-
tween the Monitor and Merrlmac'
10000.
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SLEETED WIRES
DELAY BUSINESS
The Trend of Prices For
Cotton is Down.
CLOSE AT THE LOWEST
Report of Bear Pool Formed in New
York Which is Said to Have Sold
Heavily to English Market
Before Local Open
ing.
(By the Associated Press.)

New York, Feb. 9-While trading
was restricted today py the poor wire
service with Southern points, the mar
kct was moderately active. Sentiment
Sc emed to have Il mere bearish lean
Ing OH reports of freer spot offerings
and expectations that Il larger move
mont would follow better weather in
the South, and final prices We're at
about the lowest OF the session, repre-
senting quite a heavy loss for the day.
The opening was easy at a decline of
| to Joints i'll response TO easier l.iv-
erpool futures. although spot cotton
il that market was 10 points higher
Oh sales of 1900 bales Il was re-
ported here that several large local
operators had formed Il bear pool af-
ter the close of the local market yes
terday and had sold heavily in the
English market before the local open
ing. The same interests were credited
with selling actively in the local mar
kct following the call! ard with gen
eral sentiment fdvorably inclined 20
ward q reaction owing to the rapidity
OF the recent advance. the decline met
with comparatively little opposition.
There was little news from the South
early. no official quotations being re-
ccived from New Orleans until shcrt-
~ before noon, but one or two private
wires received brought selling orders
market easier with quotations about
III line with local fluctuations. &
After declining to net loss of
about Is a. 6 points the market in the
early afternoon rallied but or 81
points from the lowest on covering
for profits by early sellers, but laterI
broke again and closed at practically
the lowest of the session or n net de-
cline Of 1923 points. Sales futures
were estimated at 100000 bales. Al!
statistical information was delayed byI
the storm South, but such figures as
were received indicated a continued
small movement.
Receipts ut the ports today We're H.
531 bales, against 1850 last week
and 11,199 last year. For the week
(estimated) 10000 bales, against
1sS.305 last week, and 127,772 lastl
year. Today's receipts at New Or
leans 1884 bales, against 3,77S lastI
year and at Houston 1887 bales,
AGAINST 1920 last year.
New York, Feb. Section spot steady
) points lower, middling uplands $50.
niddlng gulf, o., sales IL Futures openeo
easy and C.osed steady
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important strong stocks. The dis
couragement of the buying demand
permitted the early gains to be gem
orally wiped out and the market
closed easy at about the lowest. The
Jump of L > in Great Northern pre-
ferred was without effect in the late
market.
Bonds We're irregular. Total sales
(par value) $685., 900.
l.. $. bonds We're all unchanged on
call.
Iotal sales stocks were 979.600
shares, ncluding-Atchison $500: A.
{. l.. 400: Baltimore & Ohio 400;
Canadian Pacific 600: Chesapeake q
ohio 1880; Chicago Great Western
10000: st. Paul 1860; Erie 27.S00;
Illinois Central 11.300; Kansas City
Southern pfd. 1900: Louisville & Nash
vile 1900; Manhattan 30,100: Metro
politan Securities 10000; Metropolitan
Railway 5G,100: Missouri Pacific g.
600; Ontario & Western 104.l00: Nor
folk & Western 500; Pennsylvania
141600; Reading 125,300; Rock Island
1920; st. Louis q San Francisco End
pfd. 1900; Southern Pacific 1860;
Southern Railway 800; do pfd. 200;
Union Pacific 12,400 Amalgamated
Copper 14,300: American Smelling
1900; American Sugar 800: American
Tobacco pfd. 500: Brooklyn Transit
10000 Lead 5000; Tenn. Coal 600:
L. S. steel $4,000: do pfd. 1880; Vir-
ginia Carolina Chem. 2200; do pfd.
500.
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INVITATION FROM VETERANS.
Ramsey's Battery Ask Roosevelt To
Attend Reunion i'm North
Carolina.
CIV the Associated Press.)

Washington. Feb. 9.-Ramsey's
Confederate Battery, an organization
which distinguished itself at the bat
tie of Gettysburg and other great con.
aicts of the Civil War, has invited
President Roosevelt to attend a re
union of the battery which is to be
held in North Carolina next May. The
invitation was rendered the president
today by Representative Kluttz, OF
North Carolina The President ex-
pressed his pleasure at receiving the
invitation but expressed doubt wheth
er at that time he would be able to be
present.
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Baltimore Provisions.
Dry Goods Market.

New York. Feb. 9.-Market condi-
tons remained unchanged in dry
goods, both as to price and as to the
character of the demand. The sellers
realize the futility Of production at this
time and also the damage which may
be done by such Il course in the dis
turbance of confidence when IL is most
particularly needed
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Tar firm, Leo, receipts O. bhls.
fN1I1hn II nm ll.rS.l Fn aarnrn-.4

Tar firm, Leo, receipts o. bills.
Crude tirm, 2.31@a.7O, receipts bhs
Chafeston, Feb. 3, Turpentine dull.
quote A, &C, D. 2i260, E .2.60,
j. 2.6J, It $50, 30J, l340 X H95
vi I40, N Ats, Wd 4.90. WV sos
Savannah, Feb. 9-Turpentlne firln, s2Z
receipts Ill, sales LOG, exports is.
Rostn-t1rn, receipts l,27s sales / ,lsl, ex.
ports 2,135.
; Quote A, &c, 255a67Hz, 2.5oaa2,l II.
I 2 ID n m2 i9 9 Wa 2sf9 r. H3lo !!
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New York Money.

New York, Feb. 8. / p. m.-Money on cal
firmei "a, low -. ruling rate, last lU
:@21, closing TX, offered n 2, time lol S
st. ady; 6u days So -. 80 days 3G. 81
months N&,a -... prime merc'tile pap er3H@4 !.
sterling exchange weak, with actual cuisines
in bankers hillsat isS 0 "a 49, for demand
and at ass 6014S5 90 Tor 80 day ILLS: post.a
rates 4.Sl%1i.o9, commerciai bills iSoG9I,sJi I
bar silver OK, Mexican dollars ~,
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New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans. Feb. Spot cotton
in good demand, factors holding fol
higher rates, transactions made We're
a. full lboarl prices. Sales 1000 bales,
including 2,200 10 arrive. Quotations
unchanged.
Futures opened quiet at a decline OF
Sat points on Il Disappointing Liver
pool and extremely bearish cables
from that market Soon after the
first call bears sold heavily III 1000
bale lots. New York also turned loose
similar orders in this market. Under
the furious pressure prices declined
rapidly and would Ihave gone much
lower but for profit stalking by nervous
bears. At the lowest levels OF the Ses-
sion the active positions were 1910 Il
points lower than yesterdays hnais.
In the trading March opened .
points down at 7.4l2, gained q point ana
hten sold down TO 7.2S. FLUCTUATIONS
were narrow. The market closed quiet
With net loses of dS0i1 9 points.
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Grain and Provisions.

Chicago. Feb. Stack demand for
-four today had debilitatin3 effect on
the wheat market. AT the close, the
market was barely steady with July
] SC down. May is up 14c; corn
shows a gain of 5-Sc., oats are up ia
n 3-Sc.. ana provisions 50 7 Lee.
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Wilmington, Feb. $. Turpenune quiet 5;L
receipts casks.
Rosin DUH, 2io, receipts 81 bcls.
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Condensed Statement of THE FIRST NATIONAL
BANK of Richmond Va, November 10, 1904.
Resources.

Loans and discounts. 81, $50, 448.24
OverdraftS . $3.50 420.15|
y. S. Bonds at par :. . 100000
Market value ($642,500.00)
Premium on u. S. Bonds 600
Other stocks and bonds. 81, 604 SO
Banking house :. ... 100000
Furniture fixtures 5000 600
other Richmond real es-
tate :. :. :. 100000
Virginia bonds :. :. :. 300,000.00
ash and due from
banks :. :. -. 1,562,5S3 .23
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preferred, 37HaL4
Bonds--4s......
A. G. l.. common 1850 49,. pl eferred -.
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New Orleans Cotton.
New Orleans, Feb. 9, Cotton futures
Raleigh Spot Cotton.

Receipts yestdrday !. g bales
Prices Yesterday (est.) :. .7GT 1-2c
Same date laft year % bales
Prices that a te ..14@14 Lee
Receipts to dkaie ..I1.05l bales
Same date IaEt wear .12.665 bales
Quotations7 in grades: Strict good
middling. Z - cents; good Gliddling,
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: IL cents; strict middlne. IA
cents: middlnG, GEMS: of grades,
to S-4 cents.
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s. A. H.. RAILWAY.
Special Rates Via Scaboard Air Line
Railway to Atlanta and Return.
on Account OF Southern States
Dental Association

The Seaboard Air Line Railway an
nounces q rate of one fare and a thirC
on certificate plan from all points or
it's line TO Atlanta and return, on ac-
count of Southern States Dental Asso-
citation, February 10th to IS.
For further Information apply to
your nearest agent or
GHAS. IL. GATTIS, T. p. A,
Raleigh. n. c.
II. a. MORRISON, G. +. A.,
Raleigh, n. c
Special Train TO Waell Forest Fcbru.
airy 10Th.
The Seaboard Air Line announces.
account of the Anniversary Literary
Societies, Wake Forest College, they
will operate special train from Raleigh
to Wake Forest and return Friday.
February 10th, at the round trip rate
OF SIS cents.
Train leaves Raleigh at TOO p. M,
returning leaves Wake Forest at 1880
p. m.
c. IT, 5Gattis, 7. p. A.,
Raleigh, n. c.
For Asthma Use CHE
EXPECTORANT.