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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-26
BUILDING PERMITS

The following building permits
have been issued IN the ofhco ~ tbs
city engineer. Albert wilton. franc
tenement house. ioz iiarrtaon street.,
$4,000, Gaibrnith Bacon n Co. wharf
al gfoi .2h Railroad avenue. $1,000
j. penalry, 1-rt0ry frame house, SIG
Seventeenth avenue south. $3.50. W.
b. Reynolds. i-Htory frame house. 300
Thirteenth avenue, $500. g. v. itrnn-
berg 2-Hfory addition 20 house a.
li58 Blewett street, 1850; g, y. ltefnn-
berE 2-mory frame house. $40 Ewing
atreet. $500. a. u. Brown, l-Hl7ty
west, af2s. w. M BIRD. history frame
houre. 7asa Woodlnwn avenue, $500.
90 90 Spinning for bicycis repairs
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white face. and eostumed IN Louis
XIV style.
Manuel Romaine. the American
tenor. George Jones. the boy bari
tone, Wilson n. Miller. the basso:
Clement Stewart. an English tenor;
Harry Sylvester and Charles Rose
dale complete the list Of star vocal
lists
The olio represents 1--WE Of the best
acts on the American vaudeville
stage. opening with the Rio Bros.
clever trio ~ acrobata. Mcmahon
" King present "a new sketch. Down
~ the Railroad Crosslng;" while
Billy van, the inimitable comedian.
delivers an original monol0gue en-
titled "A Few Diversincatione. Carr.
Mcdonald 4 Parshley. a musical trio,
introduce many musical novelties
and the Ieb T. Zarrow trio Of trick
bicycle riders close the performance.
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Vests Zig Minstrel Jubilee comes
to the Grand tomorrow Tor an IN.
gagement OF four nights, The frs,
part. which Is invested with new
scenery and electrical effects repre-.
senting a Venetian garden. ia rsplets
with songs. dances and ioksa
The music Is of the latest couspo-
sition. exclusive rights Of which have
been obtained from the New York
publishing houses for periods cover.
ing from four 70 az months.
Bully Van. Ms. Carr. John II. King
and Frank Hammond are four 70 the
six end men who are alone permit
ted The use OF burnt cork. the re.
Dlainder of the company Appearing 10
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have been established In this state
for only four years. yet the urgpni.
Eatlon ~ very strong Il ~ computed
that there are more than 5000 mem.
hers Ia tho s1a lodges Ia Washington
The state officers are energetic and
vigorous aud devote their Tins for
the beneflt OF the order
Mr.. Northcott aud Major Halves
viii make a tour OF the state before
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MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
Arrangements Being Made for Grand Demonstration in
Honor of National Head Officers of the Order
ArmOy Hall Friday Evening, November

: Extensive preparations are being
made by the lodges OF the Modern
yceamen OF America IN ana about
SEATTLE for the entertainment OF
Mead Consul w. A. Northcott OF
cresuvills. Ill. and Head clerk &. ".
raxex. % Rock Island. III. Mr..
Ncsshcott Is lieutenant governor 81
~ siafe Of Illinois and Is enc OF the
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club. Mrs. MeNanuA and Mrs Letter
Papers were read BY Mrs y. w,
Hurlhut Mrs De Pew. Mira Curtis
and Mrs. Freeman. Seventeen ladies
were present. IN. next meeting 90
the Alpha club VIII - next Wednen-
day afternoon at the rwNld~ncc of
Mrs. Warren Upper. Twenty fourth
avenue aud jefferson street.
Mrs. James H. Causson. who has
bt'en the guest 81 Mra Gardner
Yerkea Tor the past two weeks left
yesterday morning Tor Port Town
send.
Mrs. ivan Highland Fnve card
party at the home Of her mother.
Mrs. Holmes. wednesday evening, ia
honor % her guest. Miss Harmed
tiueh was played Thirty Elk guests
were present
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ABSORBED

FAfRHAVEN oct. 20 -.tepeciaD---
Brndnifeet'a announces the sale OF
the plant ana bushes sol The fDyhcd
Tin Company. 81 Seattle, 20 the AM
sricAn can Co Tho Loyhed Tin co.
has been engaged IN the mgnnfnc-
tur9 Of lard pals and other FIN
packages ana had worked up a con
siderable trnde. n was this trade
that the American Can co. h. after
NJ the plant IN small annir ~ COM
parinon With the Fairhnven plant ~
the Can Company. The Seattle con
Germ Will be moved 10 Tairhavfn.
VIM. TiinHon ~ now in Seattle.
presumably on business connected
with the deal.
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Casey and Miss Casey. wife ana
daughter Of Admiral Casey. Covers
were laid for twelve. Mrs. casey and
Miss Casey expect TO LEAVE Tor SAN
Francisco about the FIRST ~ Novem-
Der.
On Thursday evening. Oct. "a. Ed
ward w. Hoover uf Aberdeen. and
Martha J. Garlic. OF Montszauo.
Mrre united I'm marriage By Rev. 4.
NJ. Randall az his residence.
George and Wallace Cramer ~ New
York city. are visitors in Seattle.
Mira J. y. FARRELL returned last
Monday from San Francisco.
The Alpha club met "wednesday
afternoon AZ the hofne ~ Mrs ] n
Lowry, SIS University street. Two
new members were admitted 20 the
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from many lodges In the state VIII be
present. Especial attenuou u oeiug
I paid 20 the decorations and Il Is snid
| by prominent Modern Woodmun that
something new and novel IN this line
win be displayed. Committees from
nine different camps about Seattle
have been working uron the anetf
| for several weeks. and as this IL the
I FIRST visit ~ either Of the two noted
ma tiouai officials to Seattle the
Woodmen will give them a uttlng re-
csption. g
Tho erogrsm
Tn. program on this occasion win
consist OF addresses BY the diatin-
gutxhrd guests. music by Wagner
First Regiment hand. vocal selections
by Mrs. Hapum and speeches and
songs by various other local people,
~ Is Intended by the woodmen 10
make this one 81 the greatest demon
STATIONS Ia the history OF the oFgAni-
sstion In this city.
Distinguished Guests
A number OF well known psopl.
VIII he on the platform with the
guests. Invitations have been sen,
10 Gov. Rog~rs. Congressmes curh-
man and Jones. Mayor Humes. the
members OF the city council and 9TH
cr prominent residents OF Seattle and
the State OF Washington. Nest ~
them have accepted and win be pYs.-
ent. Mr.. Northcott and Mr.. Halves
VIII speak mainly upon the growth
and development OF the order.
One Malt q milliea ssronx
Mr.. Northcott was elected head
consul OF the Wooamen In 1880. and
has held the cf'tce continually ever
since. AZ tha, time there were but
%. 600 Modern woodmsn IN the United
states Naw the order has grown 10
ese,Qoo. and lays claim 70 being tho
largest freternal beneficiary society
w the country. Mr.. Hawcs was
elected hwaa clerk IN tSs0 also. and
hrs held the office ever since. Tie ha-
heeu closely IDENTIFIED With the NOD.
crr yvooamen for years.
Although Modern Wooiuaen campo
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Leon NJ. iiattcnbach'a company.
presenting the Wen known moi0-
drama. Under Two Flags" Will DO
the attraction az the Seattle theater
the latter part of next week.
Under Two FinEs." as Il viii be-
played here, h Mr.. Hhttsnhnch' n
own version ~ Ouida'n famous novel
Ia IT. melodrumntic features, Hat
tenbach'H version ~ considered "a
very strong one. lie has made the
famous sand storm scene mnEnlfl-
cent realistic spectacle.
Louise MrCailun. we'll known IN
the East. plays Cigarette" the lead
ms fgure. She has the personality
Tor the part and depicts the crafty
and chanEeahie character ~ the VI.
vandisre In a very natural manner
Under Two Flags viii be played
four nights. opening "Wednesday
night
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sscuE WOULD NOT ALWAYS
WORN " one COULD
PLAY sETlMES"

The Gau9earnus club gave a dan
eng party az the Queen Anne elub
h~use last evening. The decorations
were very pretty and artistic. and =
university and their friends were
present
The Enterprise club gave a dancing
party last evening AZ the Queen Ann@
cub house. Wsxner's orchestra fur
nishlnx the music. A large crowd
participated In ! general good time.
xrs- $. l. Crawford gave an after
noon luncheon at her home. flfs Mar
icn street. Thursday. IN honor OF Mrs
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PERJURY

. ri1AcoAA, Oct. zs.-Roy sherman
q, ,ysar,oid boy who was a v.l, mes,
~ NE defense in the vanes , 80
ess VIA has been arrested On a
eor ahee himself as a result a, IT.,
SSgsnvietion yesterday. has en,,s ~ . hls
~ a., vile win continue fhrong,i - ~.
se'ofneys 10 fight for MIA No. hsf
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Good, reliable goods that viii bear
inspection. is tha principal factor In
effectinR the sale VI d piano. The
price ana terms upon which the
piano II H0ld ia the next FOR cOnsid-
GRAFTON. our aim is - buy and sell
the best. Tho present d. not the
ora ~ cheapneaH. bat of the largest
value for the dollar invested We
have cut expenses 10 the minimum.
the factories we deal with have
made az concessions for gnHh, that
enablea ua 10 make a club rate dis
count on 200 pianos over 800 900
worth. and 70 offer them az a price
and on terms never before made on
the Pacific coast.
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200 PIANOS
100000 Worth Of PianoS--No CON-
petition Can Stand Before Us
THIS CLUB RATE DISCOUNT IS A MONEY SAVER

our prices and terms cannot BE-
met BY any ather dealer during the
year 1901. with a reasonable cash
psynent you can purchase on easy
terms. without interest. compart
our prices with others. Investigate
the interest problem.
Next Monday we win have y OF
,be well known Martin Bros. pianos,
which We viii sell at tiss. On easy
payments. without interest.
TO accommodate the many custom
err. we will keep open evening" WINE
we continue this big sale OF pianos.
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King OF tho Opium RING" n an en-
ample OF this suceeHaful union 81
laughter ana tears In alteration and
quick succession.
The realistic effects OF appropriate
scenery De- a factor which receives
due attention. The company Includes
several new faces among them trio
~ first class nthieteH. who form the
living pyramid where the woman IN
stolen from The opium dem II will
be- weeks engagement beginning
with "A matinee tomorrow afternoon.
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OUT AT RENTON

a, = meeting viii be held by citizens
s,,. nsnton next thursday for the
en- p'ss o. forming an Improvement
ptsce V machinery has been put in
Ell !, = We kenton coal mine and
nns.,p, pa, IN Operation a. soon az
ansi,o,s Eleetricity from the sno-
s ass Power co. Will be used.
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The last performance ~ "rheo-
dora" viii be- given tonight az the
GRIND. This great drama IL descrv-
ing of "a better patronage than " has
received, Minnie fittrN Bruno IL in
diaputably q dramatic artist Those
who heve seen her in The past
IN lighter roles ere nstoniahed &C her
strength In emotional ana tragic
aYWHpH
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likely 20 Guido those OF the past two
In drawing strength. THE king OF
the Opium Ring" played here last
year and turned people away az eve
cry performance. II could easily
have run a month nt that time.
People are not wanting who Hniff
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and Dan Altman and Eddie Mailer.
comedians hardly second 10 Wilson
The famous Young family are also
among the features. and IN their big.
black. laughing pantomime. THE
House Of Trouble" create no end Of
Joy.
Tho new Haveriy's Mlngtreis is un-
der the management Of w. E Nan
keviile. who was for years the lead
ing vocalist Of the Havcriy company.
which IN Itself IL evidence that the
vocal corps Of the present organlza-
tlon iH OF the best and made Gp Of
me leading singers IN miustrelsy.
FRANCIS Southerland's military
6and ~ o. great attraction IN the
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their noses st meiodrRma. but the
fact remains that Il IL the most
popular Kind OF play Tor the masses.
especially when nkilfully combined
with a strong comedy element The
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Peter Hammers German, was
drowned al the Davis & Dinecn camr
on Hoauiam river yesterday. while
attempting 20 cross n log pond.
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returning East. They have alreaa,
Travelled through California ana ore.
gon. similar demonstrations 20 thai
about 10 be given here were given al
all The cities visited hy them
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Subscribe Tor the Seattle Daily
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most noted figures IN the erEanlza-
0an-
NE. Northcott and Mr.. Hawes win
b. here next Friday evening. An
elaborate reception viii be given
m the Armory and representatives
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SPECIAL MEETINGS.

eo amanda Lodge The Tbeoserh,.o,
49, 49, meets at 1lis Third s S,.,,,' !. !
s~',eauanesday at 7.z0 =. M. ~ s., ai,.le
sunday at D. m lsc,a ~, Ut study
eolph. " W g. u. Ran
Queen city Theoyor.,.
america. sunday 1920 s'in.sl society IN
a n =. Q. y. W. ham. pi Il ~ : o clock ,
Mn p s s 9s9n and Religion = x,
Isi. Seattle Fuel r -,
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buy your umbrellas II ahaniek.
1891 let. formerly with bon Marche.
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King Of tho Opium ring"

The Third avenue theater has an
attraction for the new week which Is
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seattle Fuel c., coal Or wood.
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90 to Spinning Tor Dieyeis rsphira
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At Ice Pair-Children's Fast
Black Ribbed Cotton Hose,
double knees and heels, all
sixes.
At zoe Pair-Boys' Heavy Elns-
tic Cotton Bicycle Hose. or q
finer IL rib hose. full finished
toes, double heels and soles.
At zoe a Pair-Children's RIB
bed Black Cashmere Hose. the
best value we have ever seen.
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At S5c = Heavy Fleece lined
Cream Vests and Pants, an
sizes, worth sec each.
At Soc-silver Gray Fleece-Iin-
ed Union Suits, all sizes, worth
soc each.
At oOc-Silver Gray Three-Parts
Wool Vests and Pants, worth
soc. -
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, June 10.-There was some
liquidation in the stock market today as
was foreshadowed by the drop in prices
on Saturday after the bank statement APP
peared. The bear party which sold stocks
at that time continued their efforts to
get prices lower today and extend their
profits. number of developments helped
them in this purpose, but after the pres
sure of the selling had been relaxed
and supporters of stocks began to bid
up prices again the bears took alarm and
began to cover their short lines causing
very general recoveries of losses and in
a few stocks quite notable net gains. AS
long as trading was going on in the Lon-
don stock market, the feeling of depres-
sion continued. London was quite large
seller in this market and there was a
feeling of some uneasiness lest the gloomy
tone there foreshadowed some unfayor-
able development. This weeks London
stock exchange settlement is somewhat
dreaded, although assurance is given that
the shorts in Northern Pacific were fully
prepared to meet the decision today of.
the Stock Exchange committee for general
purposes in ending the moratorium grant
ed to the Northern Pacific shorts after
the corner developed in the stock Tho
persistent heaviness of consols in face of
the growing ease of money in London
gives rise to some dread of secret de-
velopment in diplomacy or internal Gov
eminent policy. The heavy demands dis
closed by the bank statement on banking
resources here caused uneasiness as it
was not known how much further they
might proceed Payments for the 60,0OO-
000 worth of new Pennsylvania stock are
required between June 1st and June 18th,
so that the needs on that account might
run over a period to come. The easy
rate for money today caused more
cheerful feeling. however, and encouraged
the hope that the requirements for large
corporate transactions have been mostly
satisfied for the present. This was
potent factor in the later rally of the
market when the adjournment of the Lon
don stock market had relaxed the pres
sure here. The mystery attaching to the
purchase and consolidation of some of the
independent steel companies was made
much of by the bears, who circulated ru-
mors that a breach in the Steel trade was
imminent between the two financial
groups which figured in the Northern Pa
cific quarrel. The Steel stocks lost las
and is respectively for the common and
preferred during the period of weakness,
but rallied to fraction over Saturday
The bears were also inclined to discount
their supposition that the Government
crop report, which was not due until an
hour after the closing of the stock mar
ket would disclose a decided deterioration
in the condition of cereal crops. Some
sharp gains that had been established
in the Southwestern group were wiped out
by the pressure to sell, stocks in that
group declining in sympathy with the gem
eral list. Rock Island fell as much as
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AZ from the best, St. Paul 31A and Mis-
souri, Pacific 3%4 The leading industrials
showed rather acute depression, Sugar,
falling nearly four Amalgamated Copper
31a and American Tobacco, Peoples Gas
and the New York Public Utilities from
IL to 2S4 The late rally left the changes
significant in only a, few stocks. Missouri
Pacific rose very strongly to 120 in the
late dealings, which was 2l2 points over
Saturday The Southwestern stocks gen
orally, Southern Pacific, Atchson and
Union Pacific made notably good recover
les. and Pennsylvania was lifted point
over Saturday The closing nevertheless
was slightly irregular, the market yield
ing again in spots. American Lnseed
rose S15 and the preferred 3.
The bond market was moderately ac-
tive and showed irregularly but was in
the main firm. Total sales (par yalue)
81, 420, 900.
United States bonds were all unchanged
on the last call.
The total sales of stocks TODAY were
1927 800 shares, including the following:
Atchison, AZ, 100; Atchison preferred. 49,
700; Chesapeake and Ohio, 800; Erie A.,
700; Louisville and Nashville 1900;
Manhattan, q, 900; Missouri Pacific, 49,
600; Ontario and Western, 1900; Penn
sylvania, 81, AGO. Reading, 1900; st. Paul,
1900: Southern Pacific, $4,000; Southern
Railway, 80, ZOO Southern Railway pre-
ferred, 5000; Texas and Pacific, $500;
Wabash 500; Union Pacific, 74,400;
Wabash preferred, 5000; Amalgamated
Copper. 1S,400; American Car and Foun-
dry. $780, Brooklyn apid Transit, 1O,4O0;
Continental Tobacco, $500; Peoples Gas,
5000; Sugar, 32100.
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LIVERPOOL June TO- A p. M.-Spot cotton
fair demand, prices 3-32d lover American mid
ding fair Sad; good middling 27-32d mid
ding 4 I9-32d low middling 42sd; good ordinary
AID: ordinary sgd.
The sales of the day were 900 bales, of which
100 were for speculation and export, and includ-
ed 1900 American. Receipts 1000 bales, includ-
iE- 900 American.
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PRICES FALLING IN
A HEAVY MARKET
Weakness In Liverpool Cotton
Reflected Here.
JULY AND AUGUST DOWN
October Cotton Also Sold Under Satur.
days Closing.
JULY AND AUGUST DOWN
LONDON SOLD STOCKS HERE LARGELY
As Lorg as That Market Kept Open Prices Here
Continued to Trend Downward, After
wards There Was Recovery,
Net Changes Small.
(By the Associated Press.)

New York, June 10.-There has been
no change in the character of store trade
today, but mail orders have been on a
somewhat more liberal scale generally
Brown and bleached cottons unchanged in
price. Coarse colored cottons easy Print
cloths inactive but steady. Prints in fuller
request than of late. Ginghams without
change. White goods firm for fine but
easy for low grades. Silks steady with
fair demand.
COTTON.
New York, June 10.-Bear traders were
successful to an unexpected degree IN to-
days cotton market. Prices were forced
off signally and close to the low vel
in vogue when the bulge Of last Monday
set in. The liquidation was the chief fea-
ture of the trading. though the short sell
ing done, cut considerable of figure.
The opening was steady at decline of
from one to eleven points, Immediately
following the call material additional le-
cines were recorded and for the rest
of the session the market was heavy
with prices shifting steadily toward a
lower level under pressure from both
sides and slim support of any description.
The chief cause of the weakness was Liv-
eEpOOl. SdDIeS reported decline Oh SIX
to eight points in futures and 3-32d in
spots, under urgent selling started by our
break late on Saturday and by better
weather reports from most of the belt.
Orders in large numbers were cabled here
to sell. While room traders were totally
confident of lower prices, they were con-
stantly harrassed by fears of a possible
outbreak of summer month manipulation.
Wall Street bought near months on the
first break, but later turned seller. The
South sold the new crop here; the West
did little business either way. There
were several reactionary movements on
profit taking, but the market at no time
exhibited recuperative energy of note.
Belief that tomorrow's weekly summary
frOm Washington would read much better
than a week ago. caused selling for q
decline. The lowest figures reached were
July 1876, August IA and October no.
this being twelve to thirteen points I'M
der Saturdays closing. The close was
quiet and steady with prices eight to
thirteen points lower.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. June 10-Cotton futures opened
etpadV n the dpCline
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Chitago, June 1O.-Bears held the mas
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NEW YORK. June 10.-Cotton futures OPP
steady at the decline.
Cotton futures closed quiet and steady.
Nv ERPoOL

Spot cotton closed quiet; mdding uplandS
81; .niddling gulf 81; sales $4,000 tales.
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WHILE THERE is LIFE THERE IS

WHILE THERE IS LIFE THERE is
hope. | was afflicted with catarrh could
neither taste nor smell and could hear
but little. Ely's Cream Balm cured it
Marcus G. Shautz, Railway, N. j.
THE BALM reached me safely and the
effect is surprising. My son says the first
application gave decided relief. Respect
fully, Mrs. Franklin Freeman, Dover,
n II.
The BALM does not irritate or cause
sneezing. Sold by druggists at so cents,
or mailed by Ely Brothers, So WarreS
ST. New York
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CENTRAL ACADEMY.

An Industrial and training school for
boys and young men, will begin its annual
session October LIST, 1901.
Young men desiring to go to school and
pay in part with work may write to us
at once. Twenty-one are desired imme-
diately for farm work; 6 for carpen-
ter's work; for masonry and plasteTing
4 for painting and 1 or for printing.
For further particulars address Rev.
Chas. r. Taylor, Principal, Littleton, N.
C.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N. G., June lO-Turpentfne
nothing ooing at 3l03lh; receipts %.
Itosin, steady; SI.0O61105; receipts g.
Crude turpentine firm at Sl.1002l0; receipts
90 barrels.
Tar firm at 81. 40; receipts TO-
CHARLESTON, 5. c.. June TO- : TurpentnC
frn at n receipts -, sales exports
Quote: A, B, c. S95; ID, SIO0; +, $1.OO; II, 81 10;
G, S1I5; II, 81. p; /, $40 X $I60: M, RPS; n,
S2.35; VIC $3.50; w ", $3.50.
SAVANNAH, Ga, June l0.-Turpentine firm at
81 bid; receipts 9Sl sales 800; exports 1902.
RosiU srm, receipts 1920; sales 1889; exports
7i63.
Quote: A, Il, c, 800; D, SLO5; f, 81. 20; r,
$l.l5; g, Sl.20: II, Sl35; /. Sl.50; k SlS0; NJ,
$2.25 n, $3.50; " G, S2.T5: w w. 1906.