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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11

Meeting to BE Held on the 18th in
the Ozark Mountains.

Monte, No. Ark, June 6.-The Ma
tionel Congress meets here for the
week beginning the nth instant. Dele
gates are being appointed by the gov
errors. and commercial bodies
of the cotton states. In the call of
the President of the Cotton Congress,
Mr.. John Martin. OF Paris. he SAYS:
THE occasion is intended to furnish
d friendly meeting ground t. the men,
and the families of the men, who grow
cotton. gin it, compress it. merchant
it and weave it" The object of the
national Cotton Congress is not to in
terfere in any way with other cotton
organizations but to get them to I'M
derstand each other and to learn those
things which Will profit all alike from
the planter to the spinner. And to
bring all into good fellowship the
meeting place is arranged away from
the busy marts of cities where noise
and distracting cares might interfere.
here in the Ozark mountains. where
the social features of the meeting will
drive away care and bring all into
closer fellowship. Among the social
entertainments will be fishing. a BAN
quet and q ball. Among the talks
that Will be made Will be several by
old experienced planters: How 20
overcome a theatened crop loss And
many a cotton farmer who may be
present will learn that will put money
in his pocket before frost falls.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11

20 this Date Is %2.479,OOO
Bales Ahead of Last Iea
(By the Associated Press.)

New Orleans, La, June 7.-Secre-
try Hester's weekly cotton statement
issued today shows for the seven days
of June y decrease under last year
of $4,000.
For the ESQ days of the season that
have elapsed, the aggregate is ahead
of the same days of last year 2,479,-
600.
Brought into sight during the past
week 56,S76 bales against 83.303 for
the same seven days last year and
121,097 year before last.
The movement since September /,
shows receipts at all United States
ports 9.671,909 against 7,54S.493 last
last e overland across the Mis-
sissippi, Ohio and Potomac Rivers to
northern mills and Canada. 1,153,913
against 939,321 last year interior
stock in excess of those held at the
close of the commercial year 143,360
against 129,717 last year Southern
mill takings 2,099, 600 against 1871
$50 last year
These make the total movement
since Sept. L, 1~3,074,182 against TO-
594.S91 last year.
Foreign exports for the week have
been 1856 against Si.205 last year,
making the total thus far for the sea-
son ~S.102.S24 against G.O23,S0o last
mills, north, south and Canada thus
far for the season have been 4.5S4,S35
against 4,2S0.S61 last year.
stocks at the scaboard, and the 30
leading interior Southern towns have
decreased during the week SO.977
bales against Il decrease during the
corresponding period last season of
71.247.
Including stocks let over at ports
and interior towns from the last crop,
and the number of bales brought into
sight thus far from the new crop the
supply to date is 13,S71,952 against
11.039,422 for the same period last
wear
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11

q large portion or the difficulties %
IONS and general improvements have
been directly due 70 the discre6It
thrown upon corporations II general
towar these bodies There j. a deep
a moderation ~ governmental sever
t'ies towards corporations Totid OPP
crate materials 10 facilitate the rails
.ng Of needed capital IRE poor bank
statement Vas a temporary Offset 20
the influence % the W~asniugton r.
ports. The known movements
u n1eney during the week account for
only about half the loss ~ over 81
o00.000 IN cash holdings. as the So
100000 gold which goes out roday
Is not supposed 40 figure In this weeks
sretcnc1t but To be reserved for ap-
perance in next weeks Loan Increase
although slight. helped 70 swell the
deposit item and the reserve require
'nent with a net result Of cutting
the surplus reserve more than
Malt.
Prices recovered after TIE hesita-
-.ioncaBsed by the bank showing and
closed firm but rather heta~ the best
prices. Total sales OF bonds par value
sass. oar s.s
tTotai sales OF stocks today $4,000
shares including Copper % 500. To-
bacco 100 &. & O.. 500. Reading. IS
500: J. < Y. 500. y < W. 100.
Union Pacific $500: L. : steel. "a
900. Southern Railway 900. do pref1.
zoo: Sloss-Sheffield steel 100.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11

Cash quotations we're as follows
FdoIf steoig; w.nter patents s~3eogsi21
$50 s;faisSfs, $50 50 ls s4a5. BB aSG7s 3 i g
% % Iheat So.21os 80. 8 ss8io2. So. z
yali%w 81 81. & 9a's 2 W Sn, z 4,$a, 80; ~ 2
no; 2 IS good feeling BARLEY To- "a faIr 2
Ho1 Southwestern 1917; timothy seed AIS;
clover contract grade IS IS, snort ribs loose
s saeG 80; ness me pork per bbi, ie2og1eao
boxed 8.87h1s 1924; whiskcy basis OF hign
grade wines 1.3f.
New York Provisions.
New York, June 3-Flour steady, Mime
sofa patents S.. 100 SIS IS, do bakers s3-G0m
1855, winter patents s~4.356S5.t0, stralghts
Rye dour firm, fair to good
choice to fancy 81. SO65.O0.
nlour nominal, 81. 100S2.20.
Buck wheat quiet, 81 10.
I1 on 81 me "a t urn, dne so.s1so coarse
Rye strong, No. 2 western 65a.
harley quiet, feeding 40, maItng4s
W neat spot easy, MOI f0i, Nay ........,
July 1c4 sept. 1o44, Dec. 1853.
Corn spot frm, No. 2 64A, Ma 67, July
CPS. SEPT. 6218.
Feet gGlet family s~iaooasIaso. packet
1OOaslOo %: mess s9.506st0.00 beef
Cut meats steady, picked bellies io4ai1.
plckfed shoulders -, picked hams 114012.
refined qniet'' continent So 500 com,
~OA
Pork steady, family $1,000, short clear
S17 ISIS. rs, mess SIS. OO0S1S.50 [.
TalloW steady, city 81, country 6hD7.
Rostn steady, strained comnoa - good
81. 90.
Turpentfne easy, 61Hns2.
Rice steady, domestic fair to extra 3'806A.
Molasses steady, New Orleans 3c033, good
to choice 37GiS.
Coffee spot quiet, No. 7~invotce So, Santo,
No. q, IA, mild duh, cordova 91124.
sugar STEADY. far refining sz.37. c%entrIfu.
steady, confeetioner'sA $3.50, mold A s515
cutloaf IS. so, crushed So. SO, powdered $40.
granuiated $3.50, cubes s5.05.
Butter quiet, extra creamery va.
common to extra fG9s22, state dairy common
to trsts 1921, renovated common to extra
2t@25 western factory common to frsts iS9
~. western extras, 24025, rrsts 23024.
Cheese easy, state full creamery 12A D15,
large is, skins 20lf,4.
choice iSa1sA, brown Il mixed extra Is,
lirsts to eX IRA lrsts t-.7I' western lirst'
Potatoes arm, bermuda Der bag, 81. ooa
$3.50, Florida new per Dbl 2~.so1s.01
Peanuts q4le, fancy nand-pickei 64,
Cabbage easy, White Danish 81. 90.
DO per crate sI.S)d2.40.
Cotton by steam 10 Liverpool 1Sc.
Cotton seed oil easier. Prime crude, T. o. b.
mills, ...; pIime summer yellow SOD.
OF summer yellow S795eh, good OF summer
yellow $3.50, primo White 62065, prlm9
winter yellow 63M65.
Baltimore Provision Market.
Baltimore, June s.-FIour quiet. winter
patents s~s.600sS.s0, spring patents $500
S4.40.
Wheat easier, spot contract 944195,
southern by sample 7608S
Corn spot firmer, 6Oh0h, southern white
5000
Oats frmer, No. 2 white 4a849H. do Nc. S
white 52k954, No. 2 mixed ~:
Rye nrm, No. 2 western S71SS.
Butter nrm, fancy imitation 22023, fancy
creamery ESuZ6, fancy Iadie 2OUZz, store
packed 1915.
Eggs steady, f7017h.
Cheese active, large IS, medium 1874, small
f45s.
Sugar steady, coarse granulated $50, fine
$50.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11
Stocks and ROnG-

New York. June S.-The stock
was inclined to draw wide
reaching deductions from the confer
eure at the White Hous last night of
members of the national adminlstra-
tlon to discuss the results Of l. inVes-
rlcations held By the Interstate COM
merce commission into the affairs of
various corporations II faliroad
o~0nbinations The common assump-
non in the financial district was that
=, moderation IF the policy OF prose
cuiion of corporations was to be in
ferreC as in conteDlation. The re
Spouse of prices indicated that the
hartman group was re8asaed as most
10 mediateIy involved in his discus
SION. The feeling is very general IN
;ilc financial community however that
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11
MARKET MOVES
/ Up AND DOWN
Figures a Few
I Points Higher.
ARE LIGHTER
Reports Of Favorable Weather for ,ho
4 Growing Cotton Has an Eff
rect on E1uctuations-The
Market Firm at the
Closing Hour.
tBy the Associated Pregs.)

t#A ~ IL ASSON1dLEu Press
New York. June 8--Thc cotton mar
ket opened irregular at an advance of
three points to a decline OF one point.
- Dig gain being on the Julv option
Wnich once more under the influence
so4 covering by frightened shorts and
sports regarding a possible corner in
11at position. First sale in JULY was
Il, and that position sold at 1225 on.
tne call Later fluctuations were very
lrreguIar, and there was heavy realiz-
ING Tor over the holidays with the new
crop relatively easy owing to favora-
Die weather in the snuth. Prices dur
Ing the middle OF the morning We're
about ten points net higher to three
points lower.
After the early odvance the cotton
nnarket became quiet, ard the July
option lost most of its gain under
profit taking by short interests, the
price receding to II cents a pouno
The market closed firm al a net ad~
vance of two to seven points. Sales
were estimated at 3OG.O 900 bales.
Receipts at the ports to-day Alas
bales against 4,212 last week. and s.,
1S6 last year. For the week 10000
bales against 29.S43 last week and
29,770 last year. To-day's receipts AT
New Orleans 1893 against 459 last
year, and at Houston 541 bales
against S31 last year.
New York, June s.-Spot closed steady,
- points higher.
naiddjing uplands is Is, mtdding gulf ~. so,
$40 sales 49,. bales. Cotton futures opened.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11
COST L TWO PLUNKS.
\ N~ayncsyilie WOnlan Snapped Her
Pop Gun at a Health Omccr.

Especial to The News n Observer
Waynesville. n. G.. June John
Brock. whom the aldermen Induced 70
accept q place on the board af health
and STAINS six, six in his socks, and Is
a big man by a~VOirdupoiS, had to lok
in the muZZle of a pistol inthehan Is
of Mrs. Mary Ifayn-, when he ar
rived It her premises On his inspection
tour f the town. They had som.
words, Mrs. Haynr unreluctantly
brought her revolver into play aud
snapped it at Health Officer Brock
who then lad exceedingly urgent bus
mess elsewhere. The pistol failed to
fire. which may be the cause OF thee
being NJ vacancy on The health board
today. Mayor Ferguson fined MIS-.
Hayne two dollars.
The SWede who wss shot at Hunts
camp on the Sunbursl railroad lived
l. hours.
The aldermen have enacted a law
prohibiting dogs fro m~running at large
in town.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11
HAIL FOOT DiI.I'.
Crops in Johnston Badly Damaged bs
the ISL alton.
lsmlthfleld Hernrdl-

We have heard a good deal said
about the hail Of last sunday From
near Peacock cross Ronds u traveled
easterly From the neighborhoads of
Mr. ii. NJ Johnson. Nj - j Wood
Near Zealand Frccwill Pnpttsf
Church. Nh ~ = Rose. Mr. - II
Williams n B~entontillc we near of
hail but only slight damage 10 crops
After 1t crossed Netlse river IN the
eastern part of the county Il was very
severe. Below the MAJOR W y smith
farm. in some places. il is said u
have ruined the crops. The hail area
was only about n mile wide IT fell
about ten o'clocK. At four O'Clock Mr..
j. NJ. Oliver visited the haii-atrickan
section and he SAYS that In some places
the hail drifted together ~ the wind
measured over a foot deem when h.
reached the place some tenants wero
talking Of quitting their crops as the
were so badly damaged.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11
New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans, La, June 8.-Cotton
IpOt advanced 1-6 per cent today all
oIher grades advanCer Is. The mar
ket was firm with sales of 2,S05 bales
0n the spot at Is cents anr none to
Ahhive.
Futures with the exception of July
had one of the quietest days of the
week. July continued its advance
over 13 cents per pound on the
s4trength of the same report which
started the advance yesterday. Fears
were experienced is as many as 1907
900 bales of July were disposed of in
deal between American and English
interests there would be little or no
July cotton available to tender on con
tract. July therefore sold UP to 1916
sos per bale. 1t was quoted
9ttabout So per bale over October.
The market orened steady ct an ad-
vance of 3 to Is points over last night
and closed steady with prices un-
changed to Is points net higher.
New Orleans June S.-Cotton futures closed
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11
~wo Views OF WALL street.

ATex Journal
Or. JohnC Kiigo. president II Trim
is College. Tn Delivering HIS baccal-
aDreate address before the graduatrr
class last Wedne d4y. is quoted -
saying.
say what YOU please about wall
street. but more churches. more
school houses. more Libraries moro
hospitals and more things 0f this
KIND that hclp mankind have loat.I
from the mouth Of that small street
fha7 fioatcd from the months Of ali
the ancient streets. tie an ancient
towns and cities. ~ all the anctsnt
countries u ancient time
OF course this r. bouquet pitched
at Wall street. but REALLY il Tom
Lawson's story Of VEL stree; .s true.
i j. the most o~utraeeous spot on
Gods green earth for piIlaEr highway
robbery. public piaH1e- and general
~rascelity Men are Tecrei in the
broad daylight, and method are prac-
ticed that wo0l5 make q common
sneak thief Ashamed
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11
Visible Supply of Cotton.

New Orleans, La, June 7.-SeCre-
tary HCster's statement of the worlds
visible supply of cotton issued today
shows the visible supply to be 4,073,-
275 against 4,1S1, 095 last week ard
1921, 010 last year.
OF his the total American cotton
is 2.617.275 against 2.S12.095 last week
and 2.t5S.010 last yea and of all
other kinds including Egypt, Brazil,
India. etc, 1~.396.0O0 against 1862
600 last week. and 1.463.000 last year.
OF the worlds visible supply of cot
ton there is now afloat and held IN
Great Britain and continental Europe
o.521.OOO against 1.S22.000 last year:
in Egypt 106. 600 against $4,000 last
year: in India $4,000 against $4,000
last year and in the United States 693,-
600 against $4,000 last year.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11
Death of Mrs. III. c. Bourne.

Tarboro. n. c.. June AT an
early hour Tuesday morning the calm
still shadow of death entered the
home Of Judge II. O. Bourne, opened
wide the portals and carried his be-
loved wife INTO the eternal realms.
Mrs. Rournc's suffering for several
weeks was endured with patience.
Mrs. Bourne was f0rty-Seven years
of age. 4 daughter Of the late Con.
He ~ Tooie Clark. Two sisters,
Mrs. John L. Bridgers. of Tarboro,
and Mrs. W. J. Smith. Of Charlotte,
two brothers. Capt. Haywood Clark.
of Wilmington, and Or. II. /. Clark. Of
Scotland Neck. a husband. one son
and two daughters survive her.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11
T{II 81 ~ BEE.
y Mules 10 ~ Against n whole
Swarm uf Pctnicious ACTIVITY.
civilian ton Enterprise

Nr. Waller Duaree. ap H. employ
ed by Daniels & station. We delivering
some lumber at 4. i Ni1"lHs farm. :
feH miles from town. and when he
dropped the load OF lumber on the
@~oupd near IS tree a swarm ~ bees
lighted on him and tho mules r.
trying 70 get the mules u1b.tchod from
tho waoon the bees starE him severely
bees In the meantime had not
been IDLE but had put in some pretty
effective work on the mules The muice
got "a fighting one another and 81
the fight one OF them got an eyotI4
bitten nearly off rs the other mule.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11
GIL CAN
Negro Woman BADLY Eurncd in ti.e
Usual Nay.
CTsrboro SoutheracrD

Mr.. TAYLOR. engineer on the Kfnrt9r
Shoofy i'm Lighting tie fro let the oil
nthc can ignite III throwing the can
the blazing oil spilled on her face and
clothing. setting IT on Ere Before II
could be c~xtinguished she was se..-
ouzly burned.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11
(By the Associated Press.)

3 The A~ssOClated Press)
New York. June THE following
are the total net receipts of cotton at
all ports since September 1st:
Galveston. 3.S19,476: New Orleans,
2,234,358; Mobile, 252.145: Savannah,
1,450.373; Charleston, 146.504; Will
mington. 21,S49; Norfolk. 572,376;
Baltimore. 61.055; New York, 22,704:
Boston, 1903: Newport News, So
692; Philadelphia, S.452. san Fran
cisco, 79.30T: Brunswick, 155.S1O:
Port Townsend, 1882: Pensacola,
144,s18; Portland, Ore. 600; Port Ar
thur and Saline Pass. 132.S23: Jack
sonville, 7,48S; Laredo. Tex. 494; Mi
nor ports, 1920. Total, 9.671,909
bales.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11
Scu Work Money.

NewYork, June S.-Money on call easy,
lA12. per cent. ruling rate = per cent,
tlosing bid IA percent,cfsered at IA per cent
Zine loans dun, go days 3hA0 per cent, 80
3Aa per cent, g months 4A05, prime
paper So per cent, sterling eX-
change strong, with actual business IN bank,
bills at 37.O51aS7.10 for demand, and
{S3. d4S3.S SIS for 80 day bills, posted rates
iS4G 1914, commercial bills, 4S331.----.,
Hbar SILVER o658, Mexican dollars 5I38, govern
|ment bonds steady, railroad bonds Itrm.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11
Don't Pay Alimony

to be divorced m your appendix.
There will be no occasion for il if YOU
keen YOUR bowels regular with DIR.
Kings New Life Pills. Their action
is 50 gentle h a the appendix never
has cause to make the least complaint.
Guaranteed by all druggists. CSC.
Try them.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11

market was quiet today. In the pri-
mary markets for cotton originally
strong. Linens were moving better
In the jobbing houses. Dress goods
are slow. BurlapS are quiet.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11
Other Cotton Markets.
Port. Tone. IHilddlI g. ReCeip
Na-al Stores.

Wilmington, june s.-Turpentin7 ..-"..
p, receipts i35 casks.
81 Rosin firm: 400 receipts AL bbls.
Tar firm, 2.4o; receipts 63 bbis.
Charleston, June. Smoothing doing.
Savannah, June 3~-rurpentjn9 firm,
g7c, sales $50, receipts 1913, shipments
Dos.
Ros.n firm; sales 2.991 receipts 2,2i2, ship
mentS 7S7 stocks 47,522.
d S4.tO, b $40, Si10, SE35, $3.50
g 81 80. SASS, II $500, $500, $50
N S5.7S, y $500, We $500 WV SJ.O5.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11
TODE JONES DONE FOR.
shooting ~ jim Miller at Wilson.
Proves Iafti.
Especial 10 News and obse-ver)

Especial 10 News and obserNer)
wilson. \ g, June So obe Jones.
who va riddicd With bullets faei
saturday night ny Jim Miller i4 dead
This shooting took place at the hom
OF Dora Green. ia Lovers Alley. on
the cast side Of tho railroad. Miller a.
the time II the shoatiug made his
escape anr has nGt been seen In
Wilson since.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11
ENERGETIC LADY OR

gentleman Tor tTaVeIIns POSITION.
Good line. Permanent position.
Splendid chance for advancement.
Experience unnecessary. Sl2 weekly
to start. Expenses advanced. Ad-
dress G.. O.. Glove, Raleigh, y. G.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11
New Orleans June S.-Cotton futures closed
s<oadu-
Liverpool.

Liver pool, June S-Cotton spot, dull
Prices steady
american middling fair s. 10. good middltng
10, midding SO, low middl1ng Ia good
ofd1na {. t6, ordinary 6.0S.
The sales of today We're 5000 bales, oil
and included 400 American. Receipts were
bales, including 500 American.
aCoftou futures steady firm ana closed
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11

Lene QUAY At the close OF the mar
ket July was Up $50 Se-t.ma-
wheat was up l ia.
Corn was IA higher. Oats were m
-. Provisions unchanged 70 :
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11
Weekly interior Cotton Towns.

(By the Associated Press)
New York June T..
Towns Tone. Mia Repts
Albany. :. ...... ...... ?
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11

Chicago, Ill. June S.-The Kansas
Irnp report which excrted strong in
Uuence on yesterdays market vas evil
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11
HIGHER TAX For
THE UNEXPECTED
Durham Has to Meet a
Bond Issue.
OVER Sixty TEACHERS


Large Force Required FOR the GTad~t
Sh"ols-frps?ecttNc IfEhf Ia
the Courts over nn order e.
Under Grouni-
tSh 4" @es ana
Durham. \ e.. JGHe -Ihe Board
IT csrrf. .mmf4..nea have usaa.
-, -. 4
late 'n iE 9a r
500 valuation ANA 8n ts g1tl &- 4t
rs4s g-, +, r.
~ - ts..
lng cue These bona e.1- cue Gn
eEt attadIN. The COUNT assIet@t III
4~,lIatrr 49,. -.rt.. -. purea
800. -. -. - .~fogk anal
Westeru xunp naofs 81 ma sam
IS, So ara ,.r'rTat ..r,.ea snN-
ne t,t,4 ,.. ,rn,I.+ a-,l .
tbonert ,nat ia ts.s. $3.50 su f3t
80 ~ n.t,.
80, ~. h,r-s Me- 81 ia -, gNa
ono - -. ,,,-., =, ~st,rtrv tb5t
half - the ln.G- v.Ya# -. rnfrr> year.
nd he ntnn- baff to4ar ear~ Ths
E2f4nrN- qF-4nN nr4-- n4H#a rAf FEa- ILEH~-
tt.t IL ,.e re<esear r. =, tf,st loan t4t.
two years FOR part If mis- ma.ey Tht
increase made IN the tax rate VIII take
care Of this loan AT the END OF the
specified time The increase. now
eyer. MAS not VERY great Eu. Ntl
raise the necessary money
rna .1r,-l .,rm.. ,p. ct+v
schoois have elected officers ard
teachers for the ensuing year. prof
~ - =. r,tchaa 10 s7,rarinteuaert
al+oa -, - rs. $3.50 -.
800 - - art,Stn,I save, ~
~ ,aa.rarr
ainps aha all 80 T>'s !, I'm.
nave pe'f halhfa ~ pilhlit'.S -
!" - 49,. .
Aiessi2 =
I JthhinN' - -
blNIns' ioI the Mllts S1h'lIS
pearson and j A Dodsoh' !oi the 60
cred schools.
Notice has been served onlc,dIlN on
the Interstate Telephone ana Iele
graph Company 70 show cause WIZ tht
company SHAH not obey an order ~
the board Of aldermen e place ihcli
wires underground This notice was
given at the last session OF the board
and VIII be dec1ded at the neN' session
1t IS contemplated by the aldermen To
compel the compang 10 put the wires
underground in the business center of
lile SiG NJ 'e4ep 80
nEht the "rdef.
W. f. Killer. who has been in the
grocery business here, has skipped out,
leaving d humble Of unpaid claims.
His business has been closed and is
now awaiting some adjustment Of the
matter. The amount of his indebted
ress is not known.
Ne" ,haif III ifIhltN'
At the recent meeting Of the Board
Of Trustees Of Irlnlty college 0 Chalr
OF Histoly = r.due'sioh WIS :
Ieaiton :.
.crtive ~ noittea of the Poard of
Trustees professor Fugene C.. brooke.
sunerintendent of the graded schools
Of GoIdsboro. was elected to this
IT is the c%oncensus of opinion
among the educational forces OF the
state that the selection Is a very wise
one. Professor Brooks has. for a
number Of years, been actively identi-
fed with the educational work Of the
state. He has taught at several differ
ent points and has been most sue
cesstuI lie IS z Efaduate of lflnltN
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11
Movement OF Cotton.


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New york. June THE following
statistics on the movement OF cotton
the week ending Friday. June Eth.
compiled by the New York Cot
Exchange.
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