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New-York tribune., 1911-01-08

FLOUR AND MEAI~---Flour quiet but
steady sprggg PasntS "a 81 oOGsS S0 w,a's s6
as4 90: spring clears. 81 20as4 so; extra NJ
winter. 50 50ds so; extra No winter
AYE FiOUR-DuH; fair TO good 81 30 a 81 81:
choice 20 fancy. 81 40n 81 -. BtCkWHEAT
FLoCR-s2 % per 100 ID. CORNMEALc-
white and yellow. 81 2Odsl %; coarse 81 u
dsi 90 FEED-Quiet: Western spring. S24 90
s2t 10 standard .os w5ddIins So 90 a2uf bu2 q2
S2j 30 sacks; middling. s27 a $50 80: red dog,
$40: homny chop, s23 bulk. s24 90 sacks; OIL
meal. s35 80 $50
Moderately active and irreg-
ulsr; prices slightly higher. due TO an advance
Of ; 10 10 points az the yards. PORK
s5sasy s2ag ,3 s22 80 %. f1T Ness
sisGsl8 90; family. sisd SIS 80; packet, SIS
n SIS 80. extra India mess. SIS 30a SO
BEEF HAMs-Firm,. SIS 0af27 80 DRESSED
smiEsSTsEPickied \ e. de- bellies dull dull 10 Is. 14c; 70
ID. 1870; II II. 13tc; picked hams steady.
7La7&c. LARD-steady: Middle West.
1875 a iO.o5c; city, lol.e; refined. South
iess' ~ 75c: compound. So n Sc. sTEARINE
Quiet: oleo. orc; city lard. 12c.
sUGAR-Reaned steady but quiet and un-
changed; standard granulsted' 4soc net. less
quiet and unchanged. January. SIS Ma:
February. o.; May. rs 2hd Raw here quiet
and unchanged. centrifugal w test. HTB &c
n,uscovado 80 test 3.23i5c; moiasses sugar.
SO test. 2.9shc.
RICE-Steady to firm and fairly active
METALS-Na change In the metal market
and priceS We're nominal
MOLAssEs AND sYRUPs-Tradlng mod
crate with tone steady.
NAVAL STORES slightly better range OF
yalues was noted for spirits turpentine, owing
80 Iobt receipts Rosin was a few points
bigber and hrm at the gain. Tar steady. but
nniet and unchanged. TURPENTINE-spir-
Dc machine bbls. SIC TAR. 7.25c ROSIN
Common T. good strained. G25a a63Oc: b.
q tsc. u. 6.50c; r. 655c.
ous-Linseed oil steady. Refined petroleum
unchanged.
COTTONsEED O1I-Quiet but firm. Late
= onIhs were slightly easier. Local contract
prices
New-York tribune., 1911-01-08
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. Jan - CLOvERsEEp - cash.
Januarv. February and March. s. 20. Apru.
ss s.; October 81 -. AI.SiKE-pItmc. 50 80.
March, 50 40. TIMOTHY-Prime. 50 %.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-08
NEW YORK PRICES.
1NTFRIOR RECEIPTS
sEABOARD CLEARASCEs.

COTTON-Beyond some little irregularty
early, which seemed TO be the result OF some
Wall Street selling and moderate bear press
ure, following the announcement that the State
Banking Department had taken charge OF the
Carnegie Trust Company the market made a
steady showing and closed advance Of
4dT points The relatively firm tone OF Liver
pool was attributed to an active trade demand,
which resulted In large English spot sales. FAN
River reports indicated larger sales Of print
cloths during the week than for some time, but
Il was said that manufacturers still felt curtal-
ment 10 he inevitable II was reported after
the close that additional ocean freight room had
been engaged for 20 600 bales for shipment from
the local stock market during January, making
20 900 bales altogether. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1911-01-08
MINING.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays Closing
quotations for government oonos' coinP"'eu
with Fridays. -,
New-York tribune., 1911-01-08
TOPICS OF THE STREET

COPPER TRADE CoNDlTIoNSs.:Iams as11nr aiS-
er's copper letter says CopP,eaio,roiytjc is
New-York tribune., 1911-01-08
uurEp Am IAMRs-ReceIn1s - ca

or 5IiO head. including y cars for the mar
Let sheep steady; lambs trine weak. Good
10 nrime lambs sold at ST. s5nsT per loo 10
medium sheep 81 -. Dressed mutton steady
at 5Ln7isC: with few wethcrs selling at
G.. dressed lambs steady AZ siydi1c; coun-
try dressed dollhouse lambs. S5@ss per car.
cass -.
m average. at SO 81 per 100 10: - sheep.
Sanders: so state lambs. ~ N. 81
HOCs--Receipts, IS cars, or 3.oi0 head, all
New-York tribune., 1911-01-08
BONDS.

81 OOO y MGFtD % IS 50 - e. os
/ 600 80 Bell T&T rs W.s bo,- 49, 90
Z 600 Tidey, Is notes. 1Ol p 1919 lOl ioI ioI 2
2S 600 Western Pac 5s 92@s 92ls e2H Wa
.seIs cents per share. todd lots.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-08
COBALT STOCKS.
FURNISHED by warren. Gzowsk 4 Co.. No. 35
Broad street,
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
Bid Asked

Furnished bv charles D. Barney & Co. No Is
Broad street, New York, and No. IL south
am street Philadelphia.)
New-York tribune., 1911-01-08
WEEKS BANK CHANGES.

CLEARING HOUSE BANKs-ACTUAL CON
DITION FRIDAY
loan. 81 sS 2f soo 81 l542 s9 7o ss! anS5fa.S Si 900
specie ... 2se7ll,5oo 246,24l,soo 9,5ao,$oo
bs6oss 200 4o$soo !i4s5S@ 800 's57 500 500
.Derrease. TINTED states deposits included
SlG44.5u..
The following shows the relation between
the total reserve and the total deposits on
the respective dates:
s. .s Ps p soo ssas j34 ss 500 s5Sso ipS5SasS Zoo
Legal tenders 7l075.soo 7i.7941oO 7ls,3oo
Totals .... sao7.7s7.aoo alSoa5 800 SO PAS GOO
1ost as, deposits aoleol575 2oa2s7175 '2al44oo
Reserve .... Se1sa72a sis74s725 S125Gs,ooo
CLEARING HOUSE FANKS-DAILY AVBR-
AGE.
Loans 80 ia4 500 81 rs aa5 500 .s5 SIS 500
sreee - 2as ao 900 239 2o3 900 s93d Ss3 dSS aS0
Dcrosits . I2ol. .5N6 400 II 2n3 10000 1903 600
Circ1latiou. 47.72s 800 47.51s,9oo '2OJ,4Oo
'De,reqsc. limited states deposits included.
81 G52.lCo.
The following shows the relation between
the total reserve and the total deposits on
the respective dates:
Dec. 81. Jan. Z Increase.
srscie ....... s25s s30 800 s25g 20S 400 SsI$ 100
Legal ten.Ffs. o"'''N'''' 'i'i'I''''V i'-'-'''
Totals ..... .Ssos. go. 800 s81oS74ooo s2Ia5 roo
'ss9 s5 FS2s1 GsPosi,5 aooaeeeoo aoos725Oo $4,000
r,,erye 49,. S7.s42eOO SoJO2 400 sI.G59 500
The following tables compares the Clear
iuc House (average) statement with the
statements OF corresponding dates IN 1910
anu i'''' Ian II Ian. :. 10 Jan. O. 90
r,sps 81 2Ss 2s 500 ST. i97 as6 600 81, 297 o35 700
Srecie 2g9, ,2O3 400 O1.4Ol.OOO 2'S 4V'
"ess ,eIasrs 7.I715Oo eo182eoo s2.l5l. 600 coo
usrosits l. 203 800 900 ll790I3.lO lbs. 54e 50 50
,.rrgI.n 475lS 900 52.4ll go oo2o4ZVo
The following shows the relation between
the total reserve ana lHe Iotai u'PO'''' '
the respective dates:
Ian Z II. Jan. :. 10. Jan. Q. O5
sre-io S230 POS. 4Oo S230, ,+0l 900 s2IS. ~ 400
Iega tenders 71.i7l.50o 68'lS2'eo' sa'loIV2o
Total. .Ss1O374.9oo $29a. SO, 600 $780,. 2so 400
9,sl g 5s5Ssts TssSh aoos725oo 2o47os275 aa90s45o
n,.ervo . so.5o2.4oo s47e5,a25 s22.co2o5o
Percentage uf ,- o. oG 4
SUMMARY or STATE BANKS IAAINNID2 AND IHISE I35t[
COMPANIES IL GREATTEtIKs, GE lTtIs, NEW TEW y0RK ySK
NOT REPORTING TO IiiE NJ" iOi'iN
CLEARING HOUSE. s-e-e GOO
I,-sns ...... 81. O99 744 zoo Dec 80 sI1 SoC
SnecIe - 2O9i4 900 Dec. 2l4, 200
@ @sai ssi,s so,,us 100 $50. 800 Inc .657 900
sTCasl dep0sits ... 1851, ,OlSl 100 Dec ''o's'oVo
eliminating amounts due from Teses,e es,s, co7e- ge
,osifories and from ,ther banks ana uusl Coi''-
panics iu New York CITY. .
State banks -, -, 700 "a es
Deposits in banks and trust 60 so, ooo - o.
companies ........'' ''.'.''''' - -
..-, ..... S3l .Il6600 20 80
Trust COmpanes- e,,, oo- 800 1G %
Cash iu vault .... ...... ..... Si-i'''
Deposits ln banks and trust r ooc coo y
companies
s13O 931 7OO l7Oi
g,al .,..,, ,.. 80, de1osits Sl62 04s3OO in
crease 81 500 zoo. Percent OF lesal l'''i ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1911-01-08

Liverpool cables: Spot, in good demand sales
5000 bales including 7.ooO made late yester-
day: speculation and export 1000; American,
10 900: imports, 1000, all American. Middling
upland S05d Futures opened quiet at I 10 .
POINTS declire closed steady. net decline or
3 to 3i9 points on old crop and point on new
crop: January, Ts4izd: January-February, 7sid {;
February-March. 7.s6d; March-April, 7.s113d;
April-May 7.ssd; May-June I.es'7d June-July'
Ts7d; July-August. 7.Sd; Acknowledgements.
i.65d; september-October, I.3Od; October-Noyem-
Der. 1l2d.
COFFEE-New high records were estao-
llshed March selling at ll.73c. with buying for
outside account and support from the bulls. Al
the close there a moderate reaction under
weekend profit taking and final prices were
steady at points decline to points advance
Havre was unchanged to Z franc higher: Ham
burg showed a net gain OF Aqh franc. There
were no cables from Brazil. owing 10 the holi-
day in that market on Friday Cost and freight
offers were generally Arm, and Brazil has SHOWN
no disposition 20 make concessions, which was
consIderad a very favorable feature as II was
feared that the Brazilian shippers might be In
duced 20 sell on account OF the approaching sale
OF yalorization coffee. Spot steadier. Rio No a.
l3sc; Santos As lac. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1911-01-08

elss42 7oo 2.o 24rs 80 7l.7otiool tl.la5 IL, zoo
Percentage VI reserve to deposits other than
New-York tribune., 1911-01-08

cAsrALTY COMPANWR
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

FURNISHED by J. Thomas Renhardt. No. 20
Broad street New York. ana No. "a Devon
shire street, Bostcu.)
New-York tribune., 1911-01-08
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

NV lOTkl JdUudTY I. IUII. :
BFENEs-Receipts, 100 cars. or l.Si7 head
au FOR slaughter and export except l car. No
trading: steady feeling. London and Liver
nool markets steady. Exports the Cana
alan 10 Liverpool. 606 cattle and $50 sheep
on the Minnewaska 10 London. SCI cattle and
no quarters OF beef; on the Oceanic TO
southampton 800 quarters OF beef
CALyEs-Reeeipts. 262 head. including llj
for the market. Full steady for all sorts and
Grades Prime yeais sold at Sil per 100 10 :
fair western calves at 81 10. Dressed calves
Saies-Nelson & McCabe; 30 Western calves.
n, IN average. at 81 70 per 100 No.
=. Ih nH
New-York tribune., 1911-01-08

tl3S,,ed states deposits Included.
bau t'nited states. -'.s2
ts,uaI figures SATURDAY. /
morning
tinted states acp,..,s included.
f.t.1 states VI actGa! ngurcs. ~ W.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-08

- :. - - =. !. -. -
New-York tribune., 1911-01-08
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-Tradlng mod

RICE-Steady TO firm and fairly active.
METAIS-Na change In the metal marke
"a nrIcex We're nominal
New-York tribune., 1911-01-08

i $1,000 1857 loo 22s 35 500 2 2l8 @ Ill20 -et,
included Of average deposits other
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-23
4 COUNTRY VILLAGE

The esteemed Charlotte Observer
takes too seriously our recent obser-
vations in regard to the size and
characteristics of its progressive city.
What we said with friendly smile
and slap on the back the Observer
has imagined us as saying with dark
est frowns." What we intended as
friendly banter II has taken as walls
OF sarcasm and scorn."
Clateotte is county village in the
sense that its citizens, while building
skyscrapers and pushing to the very
top round of industrial progress, still
have time to take friendly interest
in the affairs of each other and to ex-
tend the old-time hospitality to the
stranger within its widely extended
borders. The retention of many of tbs
characteristics of the old-time south
ern village has been largely RESPONSE
BILE for the rapid growth of Charlotte
as well as the other towns of Nortl
Carolina. And woe to these towns
when they become so large that the
will throw off these characteristics.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-23
A TEST or MODERN PATRIOTISM.

For years, the list Of dead and
MANNED that nave been left in the
wake Of Fourth Of July celebrations
has kept in constant agitation meth
DDS Of bringing about a saner and
safer celebration Of the great ma
tional holiday. II seems. however.
that there must be some vent Tor
the patriotic feelings Of the average
American citizea on this momentous
occasion and all efforts to place the
celebration on saner and safer
basis have largely failed.
Here in the south. the question
Is not 20 acute for the reason that
fireworks ami other noise-producilg,
death-doaIing methods Of celebration
are not 50 much In vogue as thsy
are farther 10 the north and west.
About the bes. that we can do ~
the glorious forth is to assemble IN
the county metropolis and listen t.
a patriotic orsocriesl effort by one
Of our savorits sons. who either holds
q public ofIire at our hands or de-
sires to hold suea an Office
This year. tie trustees Of the cen.
trail highway have planned TO turn
these annual Fourth Of July gath
erings 20 a practical purpose. Thej
believe that The rising generation
/ has been sufficiently impressed win
the idylic patriotism Of their fore
bears 10 admit ~ the omission Of ID.
nov 81 patriotic oratory for one yea
/ without seriously cndaugering th.
patriotic scniiiaents 81 future gen
ssations II IS Planned BY the boa-,
n trustees 20 turn these Fourth o
July meetings that are eustomarili
held In the counties along the roUt'
Of the proposed highway. into goo'
road meetings. Instead Of warme'
over patriotic orsiory. II is hoped .
have some practical talks ON bo'
TO build good tosds And not onl
is there 70 be talk, but all patriot
citizens will be requested to brin
along a pick and shovel and afte
the meeting 20 show that they AZ
real patriotic BY doing some actua
constructive work In putting n
roads Of the county in passablc COZ
dition. The central highway con
! mittee IL of the opinion that the &C
/ rens or today can show their patti
otism about az effectively by buiIdin
roads as did the forefsthers b. kil
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-23
Suggests Cheaper Semester.

A young Scotchman living in Lon
don married beautiful and talented
Englishwoman, Of whom 4 he twas
Justly proud. Not long after his
marriage he went to Scotland on a
flying trip to see an old bachelor
uncle.
"Weel, Tammas, We haze gotten a
wife," said the old gentleman; NOW
what can she do, 1ad?"
Dol echoed Tammaa Il
eyes, do" repeated his uncle,
frankly. "can she sew on your bat-
tons an max your porriteh an your
soonest" isiRls' rs
"Oh, no, she doesn't know how Il
do those things" said Tammas. i"bul
she has the loveliest voice that evel
you heard, She's grand singer" !
.'Hoot, mon!" cried his uncle in
dignantly. Gould you, nae get (
canary in Lunnon?'l--Youths Com
panion. I'll ID
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-23
Found Out His Man.

A southerner who was visiting ST..
Louis wandered into the dining room
of the hotel and. seeing negro SER
want who had all the importance Of
an army officer standing near the door.
asked him who the head Niger was
around there. The negro stretched
himself to his full height and pomp-
ously replied that there amt no mig
gers in st. Louis. sab. We IS all gem
men OF color"
WELL" said the southerner. drawing
500 bill from his pocket and finger
ing IT." expect to be at this hotel for
some time and want 10 make sure tina,
will be taken care Of
"Oh. sah." said the negro. whose
eyes we're popping from his head. did
you want TO know who the head mig
ger waiter Is? Th1.'ss ME, Allen.
| town Call.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-23
Confederate Cooks Job Easy.

Gen. Horatio c. King, secretary
of the Society of the Army OF the
Potomac, was aarrating at dinner
in Brooklyn his memories of the
civil war.
1--WE suffered many hardships on
both Sides" said General King, "but
the brave Confederate suffered more.
81 remember grizzled old negro
who, at the outbreak of the Spanish
war. applied for place as an army
cook.
What experience have YOU had !?
the old fellow was asked
81 was cook. sab. TO- a Confed'
crate regiment In sixty-fo'. he AN
swered. That Is, sab, / had the ioi
Of cook, but. 10 tell the truth, ! didn'
work nj it,
"'Why nots
There wasn't nothing TO cook
sab. New York Tribune
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-23
SOUTHERN RAILWAY


Nh. These nRurcs are purainhsd ~
information and are not guaranteed.
Also q M; No. ia. csstpound. daily
for hse gh ss 4 q sc sraSs sos
north at selma; at uoldsboro with
g. l.. train for Wilmington; also vita
Norfolk Southern train for NSv bern.
ssndiss Pullman niis sisepihs Cars from
Greensboro to Raleigh.
il;s7 ., m: No itt ssstbonnd 70,
.n g sea ssm AND S & & e irwin Vim
L, trains for Wilmington: also Wiz
Norfolk Southern train for New Bern
Morehoad City And beaufort. -,
Ra sIss ? Selma ii "a and ''osidsSoro. cor:
south FOR Fsyettcvllis. and 4 colds.
boro with A. 9. 4 trains nsrfh -
AG s:is !. M: No iii. wsstbound foI
trains both north and south. also fsi
Ashevsile and Knoxville Puilman
tween Raleigh and Greensboro. Ca
open 1t Raleigh for occupancy % wv
$3.50 .. m: No. II vsstbound through
Vile. Handles Southern Railway par
lor car. Goldsboro TO Asheville. Con.
meets at Greensboro with main line
trains north and south. - o.,
Greensboro. Handles through Prlimar
Sleeper from Raleigh Durham 10 ~.
lanta. Connects At Greensboro WIZ
main line trains for the north sns
south. also for Ashsvnis. Knoxville ans
s:to ). M: No. IL arrives Durham
daily except Sunday from Rchmono
Keysvilie. Makes all LEGAL intsrinsdiat'
Seoo .. m: M. 100 Leaves Durham
daily except Sunday for Keysvflle
. ri ;hmond. Aakes All local intsrmsdi
is'4o >. m. No. io1 Arrives Durham
| daily, from keysyills. and leaves 11:t
for Raleigh. Makes all local in:erms
date stops. Takes up connection :
Keysviiie from No. 7. which Leave
Richmond $40 .. M; arrives ksysvili
1865 .. m: No. ia. daily, arrive
Durham from Raleigh. and leaves Z
200 .. m. for Keysvills. M,kss 9
connsctior II Keysville "a No. a whie
! s:s7 .. m. arrive Richmond SOS.
Schedule cd tsains Sss.ssp 20 ona ss
connection with the foregoing train
Local trains Nos. 10 ana 70 estw..
a Riehmond and Moselsy; And NSs- NJ, "
D ham discontinued and passengers vi
!. not be handled ...ereafter on freigi
trains Nos. 81 and So between Nal
!; chester and Keysy;iie nor on mix 3
tween Keysvilie and Durham
! Effective same datr, October .. lpl
o the following other changes on Ricl
3 monS Division were also made:
" No. !. is e Danville s:i5 q m. Key
8 Vile II .4s a. m, ard arrive Richmor
ace p. m. VIII make all local ato)
: Danyiiis 20 Keysviiie; also stop a. ~
at points cast OF Keysvtlle TO discharl
u passengers from points west thers<
"a No. "a Leave Danviile sos 2. 2
|: FOR further informHticn call On 81
= southern Railway ticket agent. sr .
y dreze.
,r II. r.. CARY. J. O. JoNE1
: Con. pnss. Agent Trav: Pass. AEsr
washington, L, G. Raleigh, ".
,r .. ". WOODWARD. Unsss rtsssf A.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-23
In Two Place. nj Once.

conmuters In Broad street station
were amused the other Day at the
chase Of an freshman after q depart
ing train. Il seems that he bad placed
bis baggage aboard and then had re-
turned 20 the restaurant for lunch be-
fore the train should 20. knowing
that he could reach the train In q
short time he delayed over the food
antil the last minute.
When he arose 70 20 he saw The
train pulling out. There was race.
with the freshman A loser. Finally, In
despair. be shouted
"IIould on, W Guild ssa1ne milne.
HUuid on. Don't VI know we've got q
assenger aboord that's let behind r.
Philadelphia Times
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-23
Not 80 Nar,elous.

Il tell ye what Il IS. silas.' said
Uncle Nose Peavey. as he and the let
ter carrier sat together near the stove
in the post Office discussing things IN
general. "oid Squire DunkIey's bust
in good shot with a rifle We ran talk
all ye please about these glass-balI
shooters and your various champeen
shots down 20 the city. but there Amt
many on 'em can shoot IN the same
day with the squire. lie Kin hit a
dollar throwcd into the air al 50 yards
nine times out O. ten
Yes. reckon b. Kim" said siIaz.
pulling strcnuonsly away on his corn
cob and asphyxiatlng The rest Of the
gathering. -but what II be kin. After
All. Nose. you know a. well al | do
that dollar looks 10 times bigger 10
old Squire Dunkley than II does 10
most o. the rest on us."-iIarper's
Weekly.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-23
Five f;reatrst E,iIs.

"Mormonism and divorce. which
strike at the root OF the family and
society.
An imperfect and Visions system
OF education. which undermines the
religion OF our youth.
THE desecraton OF the Christian
Sabbath. which tends 20 obliterate in
our adult population. the salntafy
fear OF God. aud the homage that We
owe Him. 4s
"The gross and systematic election
frauds. i. 4a
Lastly. the unreasonable delay TO
carrying into effect the sentences or
our criminal courts. and the mum
erous subterfuges BY which criminals
evade the execution OF the Law. -
carnIdai Gibbons, In New York
Herald.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-23
Why the s:rinao IL Hated.

We all knew that our Mexcan
neighbors love Us not. Some say
that II Is because our swashbucklers
go over there and tell them what
we'll do to 'ein when we get good
and ready; others say that IL Is be-
cause there can not be Mexican
seBoriia, with an estate, that some
adventurous American Adonis does
nto swoop down upon her and take
her. acres, cattle and. an. Others
say that IL Is because even the most
polished and cultivated Americans
are boors in their eyes and do not
know how 70 behave when they arc
away from home; but perhaps a
more cogent reason. more recently
suggested. Ii that onr big iinanciers
70 Tor send 10 Mexico, get fat con
lessons. suck the opportunity like an
orange and 70 bark up north 70
spend the proceeds without leaving
behind anything more important
than the dried and shriveied peel.
Not a school Is founded. hospital
built. library established. or any
thing else douc for the permanent
development Of Mexico or its people.
In short. It IL the American exploiter
who. In making himself dctested
abroad. AZ he Is coming 10 be II
home, tsintg tbe fair name Of the
whole American citizenship. There
may be something In that view
California Outlook.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-23
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Direct Line 10 oil Points
NORTH, SOUTH, EAST, WEST.
Very Low Round-TrIp Rates to All
Principal Resorts.

Through Pullman to Atlanta leaves
Raleigh 4:05 p. M. arrives Atlanta
6:25 a. m. making close connection
for and arriving Montgomery follow
ing day after. leaving Raleigh. IL a. N. !;
Mobile, 4:l2 p. m; New Orleans. $3.50
p. m; Birmingham. 12:l5, noon; Mem
phis. sos p. m; Kansas City. 11:20
a. m, second day. and connecting for
all other points. This car also makes
close connection at Salisbury for ST
Louis and other western points.
Through Pullman to Washington
leaves Raleigh $50 o. m. arrives
Washington $50 a. m; Baltimore
1902 a. m; Philadelphia. 1919, noon;
New York. 1881 p. m. This car makes
close connection at Washington for
.-7"--r-ry. Chicago and all points
north a.. west. and at Greensboro fol
through tourist sleeper for Californis
points and for all Florida points.
Through parlcr car for Asheyil',
leaves Goldsboro at s'l5 a. m; Ra
leigh, s:35 a. m: arrives Asheyill'
2: 30 p. IN. making close connection
with the Carolina special anc arriv
ing Cincinnati 10 a. m. following dal
after leaving Raleigh. with close con
nection for all points north and north
west.
Pullman for wlnston-salem leave
Raleigh 1880 a. m. arrives Greensbo-'
$50 a. m. making close connection a
Greensboro for all points North
South. East and West This car |
handled on train Ill. leaving Colds
bUro at 1915 D. m
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