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REALTY AND BUILDING.

Building Inspector Timer issued the
following permits during the week.
-. Lumbard. Jr j street, between
Seventh and Eighth, two brick resi-
dences. $3.50.
Utah Meat Market &c west First
South brick addition. 500.
Miss Lizzie Bomau, % Pear street;
frame addition $3.50
j II. Woodman. 30 west First South;
improvements. $50.
Mr. Behle corner State and Eighth
South brick addition. three rooms. ST.
$50.
A. w. McCune. coroner Main and
First North, basement frame residence,
1000
a. n. Crosse. on south Seventh East;
frame addition $3.50.
O. l.. Welsh. r street. between Second
and Third frame cottage 3 rooms. i00.
H.. J.. Price rear 46 west seventh
South three brick cottages, 4 rooms
each $1,000.
Total. i2Ig00
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

OFFICE or THE BOARD or PUBLIC
Works SAT- Lake cts. April ittn lat'
Sealed proposals viii he received ai thls ~
roe until b. M. Friday, Nav 18th 1900 ior
She work ~ constructing dirtfinuiiug ro,-
efvOir including cXcBlafinc, valves and cn1-
nceti0ns according OBJ plnns ln the Gus tn'
CHEERS Office. Instructions tn hludeFe, ~
qether with spes frauUrs ard forms Tor
contract Hud bond, euu be obtained upon
Application at ur Office OF Che ny Eugineer
THE rieht Is reserved o. reject anf aud an
bids Bv orIcr ~ the Board ~ Public works
j. g. UOOLN. Chairman
FRANZ q. KELSEY CIV hnglneer
OFFICE or THE BOARD or PUBLIC
Works. salt Lake Guy Utah May l-iL lnl.
Sealed proposals win bo received 10 thls uhire
until 1.m b. m. Monday Evening May -sth,
1850 fof furnishing 3000 feet % -a inch inief-
nal diameter Cotton. Rubber Lined fire
Hose. ih 90 foot lengths. fitted With STANDARD
couplings liigbeo Patent Thread f9r the
salt AXE city Flre Department. 90 De de-
llYrred r D.. car sat Lake CITY,.
Also for furnishing "a miles or NO II lbs DE-
lated hard drawn copper Ore alarm wire.
Instructions t0 bidders. specifications and
f0rm for contract and tond may 20 0h'alnul
upon Application 90 the Office Of tne Hoard of
rubllc Works
The right Is reserved 70 reject any and al
bids
By order oi tho Board Of Public WORKS
JOHN e. DOOLA Chairman
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We are now operating our factory TO
rs run capacity day and night which
enables us TO supply our patrons win
either the choicest natural Ice of which
We have an ample supply stored IN our
Zee houses at our plant at East Canyon
lakes, or with artificial Zee. made from
pure distilled water. IN which we are
exclusive dealers This Ice Is abso-
mleiy pure. free from an vegetable
and animal matter. as the water used
is filtered and double distilled orders
for car load lots solicited
We invite you 10 visit and inspect our
plant our service is the best Place
your orders with the old reliable com
pany Office ana Factory $50 South
Third West ST Tel i3 Red Wagons.
SALT LAKE ICE co.
J. r. Lynch. Manager.
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IO-dag'S Metals.
SaYfR. Bar 90
lfAD, S4.55
CASING COPPER rs cents O ID.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

An entertainment will be given IN the
Twenty-hrst ward on next Thursday
and Friday nights. the 18th and 18TH
inst, Tor the benefit Of the Sunday
school
The Salt Lake county medical So
ciety VIII meet in the Joint building
on Monday evening May 18th, az
O'clock The order OF the evening will
be O free discussion Of smallpox.
The News" agent at Cedar Fort says
he does not wish 90 be left out Of the
procession towards the 10000 mark
The report Of Salt Lake papers received
there Is as follows Herails B, Tribunes
Q, News %
The funeral Of Elizabeth Laura Lloyd
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Benjamin J.
Lloyd, whose death occurred on the llth
inst, win boz held from the family resl-
dence Sunday at " ~. Friends are
respectfully invited
on account OF the benefit for the suf-
ferers of The ScOteid disaster in the
Webster school house, the primary
annual which should have been held in
the Tenth ward on the 10Th inst has
been postponed an further notice.
The Primary associations OF the
Granite stake gave "a concert last night
in The Farmers ward meeting house,
which was wen attended and the
program. which included songs, recita-
lions drills and tableau. was greatly
enjoyed by those present
The report OF the local board OF health
for the week IS as follows. Births. Al,
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100 VOLUMES
or TuE
STANDARD DICTIONARY

This rare work Of nearly 2,iOo pages.
each volume Weighing IN pounds
beautifully bound To embossed leather
issued by Funk and wagnars Of Lon-
don and New York, ls now on sale at
the Deseret News office. One hundred
volumes have just been received. This
IS the work .n the compilation OF which
Dr. James rs Tllmage vas engaged as
one Of the 200 editors. Us thoroughness
IS well illustrated by its treatment Of
the single word quorum, as follows;
quorum" l. such number
OF persons OF any dellberauye
0r corporate body as Us neces-
sary for me legal transaction OF
business unless otherwise ordered. a
majority g. lEug) Certain designated
Justices 0f th. peace commissioned as
JUSTICES OF THE QUORUM, With
out the presence of some one 0f whom
the others could NOT act. 3, Mon Ch.
a council Qr organized body " Che
priesthood. ass an Elders quorum the
quorum of the First Presidency. a.
Necessary constituents d., 1f whom,
gen. % OF quiz twhoD from Che Latin
words quorum unum-A. b. esse yolu-
mus (0f whom we desire g. =. 90 DE
one) forming part ~ ancient commits
s.1ns as of Justices
This rare dictionary Is offered at Sl2
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MAORI MINISTER HERE.
Visiting the United States,m Behalf of
His People.

Rev. Wherahlko Rawei, b. A.. a ma
tive minister Of New Zealand, arrived
in the city yesterday from San Francis
60. He is on bis way east, and will re-
main a day or two, TO deliver few lee
lures.
Tomorrow morning al 10 o'clock. Rev.
Rawei viii address the llin Methodist
Sunday school. At 4 pm. he viii speak
at the y. NJ. G.. A.. and al 1855 p. m. Will
speak In the First Baptist church. on
Monday and Tuesday evenings he Will
deliver lectures on New Zealand and
South Sea lie. illustrated with stereOp-
ticon views no admission fee,
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CHEAP RATES FOR ALL.

Rio crando Western and Great Rock
Island routes win sen round trip
tickets from salt Lake and all Utah
points at one fare plus TWO dollars, 90
Kansas city Omaha. ST. Paul Mime
apolis, ST. Louis aud Chicago. Tickets
are available to leave ON evening train.
Monday May 18th and an trains May
18th and 10th tickets good Tor return
passage till September 9th Through
sloepers without change reserve Sleep
ing car accommodations early, can or
100 West Second South, (Masonlc
Hi0ckJ
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ENGRAVED WEDDINGS.

lOO-Encravei Weddings. with inside
and outside envelopes the finest
stock. Cor 81 80.
50-Engraved Weddings same as
above. $500
100 Cards Engraved. 81 90
90 Cards Engraved. 800
This price includes plate engraved In
any style. JOHN HELD
O. Main
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FREE STAGE FROM FORT DOUGLAS
TO Naguer's Grove, every sunday from pm
70 y m
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THE BURLINGTON ROUTE
RIO GRANDH wEsTERN.

on May 18th and lCth and night train
OF May 18th win make the following
rates from Salt Lake city to
omaha and return..... st,,.......S32.OO
Kansas city and return ..... see. 1900
ST Louis and return .a.. ......,. $3.50
Chicago and return .,.. t..t.... $3.50
ST. Paul and Minneapolis and re-
turn ,...,. co.. .,..,,,.+t..,.'.-.... dJ'5O
Tickets good until September 9th,
1900 The Burlington Route has two
through trains daily. from Denver to
all points east, leaving Denver at 400
p. m. and 10 p. M, carrying Pullman
Palace Sleeping ears. Buffet-Smoking-
Library. Dining and Chair cars. Din
ing cars operated on the a 10 carte
plan.
Through Pullman Sleepers from Salt
LaSc City 20 Chicago and Omaha daily
via Rio Grande Western and Burling-
ton Route.
For further information r-.e -. or
apply az No. pa South West Temple 81.
u. +. NESLEN
Passenger Agent.
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TO ALASKA THROUGH SAN
FRANCISCO.

Before making arrangements 90 80
TO Cape Nome. 90 would pay 20 Investi-
gate facilities and advantages Of en-
barking from San Francisco. For
folders OF Ocean Transportation COM
panies sailing from san Francisco. and
information concerning passage rates
can be obtained boy addressing OF GALE
Ing on following representatives. South
ern Pacific company
D. r. GRAY. General Agent
"a Dooly Block Salt Lake City.
T. 81, GOODMAN.
General Passenger Agent,
san Franoisco California.
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Early delivery. Highest quality.
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MONEY TO LOAN

MGuRRtN g. CO.. g WEST s.Cutl
South, have money TO loas al lon r,t,
Privilege OF paying at any tine
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BIND
} YOUR
MAGAZINES.

Old Books. Music and Magazines. Put
them IN strong new covers for preser-
walton Many records OF value can be
saved by having them bound. Tho
News blndcry can DO the work In any
form az any price.
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A NICE SUNDAY OUTING.

Free st0ge rom FOri D0ugIes %
Wagrer's Grove, Sundays from p.
m. 20 S D m
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Money 10 loan on frst class security.
Interest low. 30 commissions charged
lions Savings Bank and Trust COM
pany.
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HALF RATES EAST
rNIoN PAorIo KAILHoAp

Tickets on sale May l5-l6
Limit September 9.
Three trains daily. making many
hours quickest time 10 all eastern
points. ana carrying unequalled excel
ience Of equipment consisting Of Din
ing. Buffet Smoking and Library Cars,
Pullman Palace and ordinary Sleepers
Free Reclining Chair cars Ticket or
flee. No. 20l. Main street.
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A NICE SUNDAY OUTING.

Free Stage from Fort Douglas TO
Wagners Grove, Sundays from 1 ,.
%, TO p. an.
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Castle Gate and Winter Quarters,
Lump. Nut and Slack.
h. ]. SHARP. Agent
20 South. Main Telephone. go.
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EASTERN EXCURSION
RIo enAspr wEsrnnN nAILwAY.

IIUNVT0 .01I UTTIT 00UTVWO0T 'IHl
1900. Pullman Palace and Ordinary
sleepers 20 Denver. Omaha and Chi
cage without change. Perfect Dining
and Cafe Car service on all trains.
Free reclining chair ears Most mag
nlncent scenery IN America Ticket
office. Dooiy Block Corner No. 1O3 w.
End South ST.
symbol OF Purity.
The White Wagon for ice. Tel 49,
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PERSONAL.

YOuRsTARs TELis-sENDlOc AND SELF
pddrcssed stamped envelope sex, date and
hour OF birth; IN latter not known send form
and features prompt reply; full reading. a.
Or, DLROLLL, T.. o. Boa 4 ,slt Boston, Mass
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MALE Help WANTED.

ENERGETIC SALESMAN. SCHOOL sup
plies Country work sil0 salary and extras
X. o. Evans & Company. Chicago III
COLLECTORS TOWNS NEAR SALT
Lake $3.50 per week and 4, penses, subject
Address, with stamp, Monterey Mfg. Co., st
Louis, Mo
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SUMMER EXCURSIONS
rNInN rAcIrIc RAmRnAD.

Washington. D c.. and return May
II ana IS. S59.75.
Detroit and return. May 10 and co.
S5100
Milwaukee and return June and 2,
$3.50.
Three trains daily with many hours
quickest time. best service and most
finely appointed equipment
The sublime scenery of Echo and We
Der canyons, the famous Witches
Rocks. Devils Slide and "Grecn
River Blufisn are Q source Of enchant-
ing interest to an Overland travellers,
Ticket Office. so. 2ol Main Street
y. G n. T.. GREAT NAY sALE.
Week commencing Monday May a.
Everything you want az Bargain
Prices
Stop the White Wagons for Ice.
Watch the white Wagons.
Early delivery Telephone as Noun
tain lee Co.
Royal Bread.
Purest and best Ask all grocers for It.
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UTAH coMMEEclAL AND svG's RANK

Interest paid on savings. W, f.
Armstrong prest. p. w. Madsen, vice.
prest. T. Z. Caine. cashier
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Watch the White Wagons. early de-.
livery. Telephone iS Mountain Ice Co.
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LATEST MAGAZINES, PERIODICALS.
Geo Q. Cannon 81 Sons Co., next door
north T. O.. M J.
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GREATEST SALE OF TuE SEASON.
Az. c.. ". l., May "a 10 10. All lines Of
Goods
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HOUSE MOVING.

WOODLAND son OF 1856 s.5TH u. MAKE
"a business oi this in all IT, branches. stack
raising speciality
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WANTEn


TO BuY. AT THE sALg PALACE. ALL
sorts OF Wild animals Enquire Of the North
Gate Keeper
no ROY 4 FEW MORE PONIES AND
some very small gentle Rurros Enquire Of
gate keeper at North Gate SAT- Palace
ROOMS FURNISHED or UNFURNIsH-
ed f0f music language. etc. lessons Prof
Andre 80 Main, az Fergus Coalters Music
Store
WANTED EVERYWHERE HUsrLERs
% iack signs distribute circulars samples,
etc.i no canyassing good pay. sun Advor-
Using Bureau. Chicago.
R Stencil FnB co, g7O MAIN, THE
only strictly fur NIT. and dealer ln Utah.
Highest price Tor raw furs and Wild animals.
CHuDRRN's BICYCLES no SILL ON
percentage y Ward So 3 doors W. OF Main
BICYCLES REPAIRED II W. gRD
Southi OPP Walkers.
KEYS FITTED. Il W. RD SOUTH. 3
doors west OF Main
A PURCHASER FOR A VARIED
assortment % secondhand Job display
ana body type. Apply TO the Deserel
News. Salt Lake CITY.
ENGIN EERs. FIREMEN. MAOHINIsTs
tlcciflclans. send 10 cents Tor new a. page
pamphlet contnininga 80 oi questions ask
cd by Examining Hoard u Engineers Geo
a. Teller bookseller ~ Louis Mo. Mention
salt Lake Daily nescret News.
NEW ANn sTCONp BAND FURNITURE
bought s0d and exchanged. % West First
South Nashburn Furniture Go,
BICYCLES REPAIRED. Ne W. THIRD
South, three door west VI Main.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE AT gs
State Street Goods sold on easy pay.
mems n Webbes
UTAH EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. SIX
girls Wautl q at once Apply as ID f. Walker
BIZ Ielsos-t Gertrude ArauckIe' Prop
DO YOU WANT WORKY Do YOU
Main Street Telephone iGi G. r.
Stf1ck Mgr
wAHTED AGENTS.
RELIABLE AGENTS TOsELL OUR IM-
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justqbie fame polished brass. seven styles
handsome design, good pfohts NrItestudo-
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Main 81, Kansas city, Mo.
TO SELL WATER FILTERS. Rig PRO-
fits, No fake. Seneca Filter Co., Seneca Mo
WANTED MAN OF onCHARACTER
deliver and collect FOR old established manu-
featuring house; 500 O year and expenses
guaranteed. Address, Manufacture. third
qoor si Dearborn 81, Chicago,
L1THO-PRiNTING. AGENTS WANTED;
Loo business car ds. Two c0lors, With beautl-
ful design. il00 work huer thau Autograph.
ing other work remarkably low; agents
make 5000 daily; write the Lltho- Print
Press Company, IS anu 81 frankfort street.
New York
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watch The Whltc wagons.

Dog and Pony Show az
kolitz upper store.
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LOST

A MEMORANDUM AND TIME BOOK.
ncrtaiulng 90 Wafcr works. Return % 70 D.
NOrtu Tempe Toward.
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Artificial aud Natural Ice.
White Wagons
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ELECTRICAL
HoRsEsHo1Rs. CARRIAGE woal

MAYOR & WARBURTON. Flksl
class horseshoelng In OH rs branchA
Shop l52 Est First South Street
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Artificial and natural Ice White
Wagons
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York May 1S.-The stock market
contended successfully against the marked
depression of the early dealings and show
cd increasing strength as the cay advanc-
ed. Early losses were all retrieved and
the close was fairly buoyant with burst
CT buying orders in volume and urge Dcy
exceeding that for long time past. Very
notable net gains are shown by number
Of the Specialties and lndustrials while
the railroads generally are from traction
TO over two points higher. Che early de-
preston had its inception in London
where stocks were sold down sharply.
Corresponding losses were shown AT the
opening here and bears were in an az
gressive mood with this announcement
and prepared to continue their operations
against weak points in the Industrial list.
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American Sugar and Tobacco were both
sold down sharply, but they met support
OF a character which has been lacking
for several days past. An unuieldly short
interest has been formed especially in
Tobacco, in the course of it's recent severe
decline and when the stock began to move
upwards the demand from the bears be-
came preciptate. The aggressive strength
developed in some of the New York City
STOCKS added to the confusion of the
bears. Brooklyn Union Gas moved w
wards 5@ points and Consolidated Gas
oH to level far above that touched by
inns stock for many months past. Even
the steel lndustrials were bought AMI
moved upwards generally over point
The bears abandoned their efforts 10 Keep
down prices and rushed to cover all
through the list, making buoyant close.
The large buying of Burlington was the
feature of the railroad list, but there
was we'll distributed demand Cor rail
road stocks during the latter part of the
day and the sudden jump in the prices of
some OF them indicated the uneasy de-
mand from short interest. The usual
weekly forecast of the cash changes of
the banks was a potent factor in the
days strength Of stocks 1t is expected
that the gain by the clearing house nsti-
tutions will amount to about 81 300, 00h
after allowing for loss to the Sub Treas
ury of about $500 900, including the pay
ments for gold bars for export. The
movement of currency from the interior
is counted upon to yield the estimated
gain to banks. Owing to the failure of
last weeks money market to reflect the
placing OF the large loan to the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company, said to amount
to Sl6.OOO,000 it was expected that this
item would be reflected in this weeks
loan account Of the banks, but the con-
tinued ease of money does not indicate a.
large loan expansion and the explanation
is offered that the Pennsylvania loan has
been put again in large part pending the
period Of its use. No gold exports were
announced for tomorrows English
steamers, and sterling exchange fell low
err The strong return made today by the
Imperial Bank of Germany kept pace
with the improved condition of the Eng
lsh and French institutions and affords
relief from apprehension Of any further
gold export at present.
The bond market responded to late ac
llNlly anu strength III SlOChS' lOtdl SalCS
(par value) $1,725,000.
United States refunding rs when is
sued advanced Il and all other issues
except the SIS coupon Il in the bid price.
The total sales of stocks today were
1873 100 shares, including the following.
Atchison, $3.50; Atchson preferred, 21,
S25; Baltimore and Ohio $500 Chicago
Burlington and Quincy 20,502: Metropol-
tan Street Railway, 6,445; Missouri Pa
cifo, 7,i90: Norfolk and Western, 8 l95;
Northern Pacific, 16,340; Chicago, Milwau-
kee and st. Paul. 1920; Southern Paci-
fic. $500; Union Pacific, 800; American
Steel and Wire. 90S5; American Tobacco
90 795; Brooklyn Rapid Transit, $3.50;
Continental Tobacco, 9479; Federal Steel
1855; Peoples Gas Light and Coke Com
pany, 1880 American Sugar, 60,SS0.
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Spot cotton closed quiet; mddling uplands ga
middlny gulf 10; sales 600 bales.
LIVERPOOL

LIVERPOOL. May lS.-4 p. M.-Spot cotton,
moderate demand prices l-32d lower; American
middiing fair sad; good middling ll-32d md
ding SID; low middling SID; good ordinary sd );
ordinary l3-ied.
The sales of the day were 5000 bales, of which
500 were for speculation and export, anu u :
cIuded 1900 American. Receipts 1900 bales III
clu ling : 800 American.
Futures opened and closed steady at the ad-
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z. ST. JOHN, yice-Pres. and General Manager
II. w u. GLOVER. Traffic Manager.
v. f. McBEE. General Superintendent.
L. 8. ALLEN. General Passenger Agent.
GENERAL OFFICES. PORTSMOUTH. VA.
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NAVAL STORES.
-Charleston, S. c., May IS

-Chareston, S. G., May lS-Tulp cntin7 steady
at Il; sales
Rosin quiet receipts -; sales =; exports -
Quote: b. G, d, Sl.O5; +, Sl.l0; +, sl.20; G, l.25
H. S130: /, Sl.40; X, 81. 80; NJ. $780, \, SlS0; w
30; " W, S2.25
Savannah, Ga, May lS.-Turpentne firm al
~; receipts l,i25; sales 5ll; exports .332,
Rosln firm; recei PTS 3,0Il; sales rs, exports
Quote: A, b. c, d, sl.l5 f. 81 20; F. 1925: G
Sl5O; II. SI.40; |, $3.50; X, $3.50; NJ, Sl.75; \
81. VIC, 81 p; WV, S245.
Wilmington, n. c., May ls-Turpentint
steady at 4S1s@49: receipts 81.
Rosin steady at s. 05al.10 receipts o.
Crude lurpentine firm at Sl.S54290; receipt;
10 barrels.
Tar firm at 81. 40: receipts 80 barrels.
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RALEIGH STOCK MARKET.
Corrected Daily by Grimes Vass.
Raleigh \. G., May l8 1901
BONDS
STOCKS

.aIelg' < 0assoh $1,000. ....,..,. 8
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THE BEST PRESCRIPTION FOR

Chlls and Fever is a bottle Of Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic The formula is plainly printed
on each package 1t is simply Iron and Qulnne
in tasteless form and is compounded IN cor
rect proportions. The reason lmtators do hot
advertise their formula is because they know
you would not buy their medicine if you knew
its ingredients Groves is the original, and IS
the only chill and fever remedy sold throughout
the entire malarial section of the United States.
No cure, no pay. Price SOC.
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"DeWitt's Little Early Risers are the
finest pills l ever used. ID. J. Moore
Mlilbrook Ala. They quickly cure all
liver and bowel troubles
Bobbtt- Wynne Drug Co., W. H. King
Adams G. Moye, VIM. Simpson.
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Very important
to Colleges
and Schools.

The season of catalogue printing has
opened We have already completed
few and have others in the house. Quite
a large number have received our esti-
mate and we expect their orders. But
some of you have not done SO as yet. and
are putting off the matter, and our fear
is that you will wait so long that your
hurry will interfere with best results.
Why not let us get everything ready
for you at once, so that when you gel
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