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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-08
dead And
INJURED
Relief Train Arrives in
Ell Paso, Texas

III rAsO. TEX. March s-Thn re-
Ucf train which went 20 the rescue
% those who were killed and In
jurcd Ia tho wreck on the Southern
Pacific yesterday arrived here az 70
O'Clock last night. The wounded
we're conveyed 70 hospitals and tho
dead we're laid out ia the morRus
Today idcntlflcAtlons are being made.
Tho lists 81 killed and injured arc
herewith given:
Tia, Of Dssa
Three children Of Mart Riddle. Of
Chetopa. Texas
Estavon Contraraa. Del Rio. Texas.
Andrew G. shslilck. wife and child.
Loiror. Texas.
chiId Of d. p. Housen. Racine.
wis.
Mr. and Mrs. white. Manitowoe.
Wis.
Engineer Al Mast. ~ Paso. Texas.
Fireman "a. BortHchost. ~ Paso.
l. 4. Boone. news agent. Doyine.
Ia.
chris Keel. contractor, San An
W. w. Price. engineer. San An
tonic.
Those InIured
Mary Kohter, San Franclaco. in
ternal injuries. 4. 8. Turner. Black
hawk. Mas. hand crushed Mrs T..
NJ. Sheppard. Glen Mills. Pa, head
hurt. J. Fuller. Washington. H. c..
leg and foot crushed. Antonio Elrio.
Del RIO. Texas. internal injuries.
George OllsuburR. Lexington. KY.
hand crushed. y. g. Baker. Angie
ton. Texas. bruised Charles II. Hoy.
San Antonio. both feet scalded a. y.
Massey. Wilby Texas. scalp wound
J. /. Taylor. Mulberry. Kan. head
injured. Mrs Mitchell. Philadelphia,
hurt internally: w. u. Adams, ex-
press messenger internal Injuries
md badly scaldcd. Craig Battieman.
North Dakota. head and back hurt.
Brigcoc Rodriguez. Del Rio. Texas
bruised LulonH Morales. Del Rio.
Texas. slightly bruised. Antonio
Donul. Del Rio Texas. bruised NJ.
iobcrt residence unknown. hcnd
hurt, u. l.. finvcnH. m puHp.
bruised A. Il. Mckenzie Stafford
Arlz.. slightly injured. " J Todd.
Frankfort, Ky. bruised Thumna a.
Crowder. Houston. Texas. bruised
William IoEcphs. San Joe. Cal.
back injured ! ". Taylor. Birmlur-
ham. Ala. slightly hurt. Hugh Mills.
Chetopn Texas slightly injured Dr
9. @. Martin. pocon city, Texas.
slightly injured q. w. v. BENNETT.
81. Paul Kan. bruised w 81. Glenn
Blnckhawk. Miss, leg broken: Miss
Annie Wortherat. San Francisco. leg
and hand crushed
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W0ULE TAKE HER
CHILDREN AWAY
Commissioner Herman Alleges
That Mrs. Griffin is Immoral

Ezra \. Hermann, county poor
supervisor. has flod an application
IA the superior court asking that the
children Of Mrs. Emma Griffin be
taken from hcF, on the ground that
ehe in Incapable u taking care II
them, He states that she has for
some time lived on charity, and IL
leading an immoral life.
There are five girls. May. aged ~
Georgia, ~; unis, y lone, 9, and a
baby Of two months. Judge Tall
man set the hearing for April g.
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ENGINES
COLLIDE
Two Men Injured in a
Wreck at Whatcom

wuATCpM. wash. March s-A
r. II. Az engine ran into y. y a
g.. engine on the limo of the former
company. between Fairhhven and
Whatcnm. at ~ 90 thss morning a
water tank, uecd ~ both chmpa
nieH. n located on the a. a. a =.
track - the - ~ a n q. engine
WAS goluE - the tank the other loco.
motive came round n curve a. a
b. gh rate 81 speed. Roth were badly
damaged.
EnFineer Charles welcome ~ the
IT, - q h. G. locomotive was severely
Injured, and Ira Stewart. brake
man on the ". u. a II. train got a
bed cot on The head. How both lo-
comotivoa came on tho track az the
same time could not BE- learned. but
% was presumably through conflict
ing orders.
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SAYS WAS
INSANE
Portland Man Tries to
Kill His Wife

PORTLAND, March E.--Frank Lo-
rcnEcr shot his wife al the union de-
pot this morning a. thc waa leaving
FOR Sacramento. The bullet took
effect In her groin, but hhs viii re-
cover. The fsorrnEars came from
Sacramento five weeks ago.
fsorenEer, at tho time 81 the shoot
ius. made accusations against his
wife. but after being In the station
awhile said that he Was temporarily
insane and that there was no man
IN the case. Mru. LorrnEer IN a very
hhnfHome woman and has been pop
uiur In the beat society 81 the city.
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CAN'T HIT
Anything
Gen. Hughes Tells OF
Filipino Warfare

WASHINGTON, March Seen.
Hughes. Ia his testimony before the
Philippines committee this morning,
said. In referring TO the outbreak o.
hoailllties between Americans and
the AsulnAido forces. that the first
shot was fired BY an American.
Answering questlon as 20 the
cause 81 the greater percentage kii-
cd and wounded on the filipinos
eide, he said he Always felt when
fighting them as though be was
striking woman. lir added that
they 40 not know the first thlng
about fighting and could not hit a
stack OF barns with a rife. IL IL
approximation more than bravery
that causes them 90 stand their
ground. They wear badges and
charms which they fully believe VIII
protect them from death"
Hughes testimony VIII he Hsixrd
with ayidity b the Massachusetts
peace juutA that ia full represented
here. and used a. an argument 20
show that the government r. unjust
In conducting war against the Pitt
pinoH. Gen. Hughes h emphatic In
tho assertion that the tusufEent
forces are always trearheruua.
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INVESTIGATING
BARBER CHARGES

Gov. Mcbride, with Labor Commits
sloner Blackman, are investigating
this afternoon the charges made
against the state board Of barber
examiners by local members OF the
trade. The session IS being held at
the Butler hotel, and VIII probably
not be concluded before this even
ing.
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FOREST FIRE IN
MONTH OF MARCH
Odd Reason Given for Shutting
Down OF Telegraph Line

Telegraph wires are down today be-
tween Port Townsend and Neah bay.
There 81 said to be q big forest fire
raging between Crescent and Neah
bay, and this may account for the
suspended Geographic cOmmunica-
tion. Vessels that have reached the
Upper Sound from the vicinity OF
Neah bay, report that dense clouds OF
period OF the year Is not common.
and the recent heavy rainfall may
IN n measure help to check It's rav-
ages.
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1000 SEAL FISHERS
ARE OUT ON STRIKE
Twenty Steam Sealing Vessels at St. John
Tied Up to the Docks

This morning tho demand was
again made. and on receiving no def
mite assurance that the raise In
wages would be met, the men re-
fused 10 go aboard An attempt was
made 10 smooth over the dispute this
morning, but it failed As many o.
tho fishermen are drinking heavily
and are inclined 90 turbulence. there
h fear that property damage Will be
done unless an amlcable agreement
n reached.
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Mr.. RUSSELL LEAVES
Manager Of Only Uptown Theater
Goes 10 California

w. NJ. Russell, manager Of the
Third Avenue theater, and Mrs. y.
l.. Drew and Donas Drew, wife and
son of y. l.. Drew. Mr. Russeli's part
ner I'm the management OF the thea
ter, LEFT today for "A trip To Southern
California. MIR Russell goes on ac-
count Of his health and expects to be
away about a month.
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Enat Fir 10 East Alder street. for
tl027s6 The assessment rolls for
the Improvement II the following
streets were approved: Warren ave-
nue.. from Denny way 10 Aloha
street. by laying a water main; Iihr-
rinon street. from Dexter avenue 20
NinN avenue, by constructing n sew
er. second avenue west. from John
street 70 Thomas street. by grading.
parking ana HidowalkinR.
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MlIer Treeman. Lhe weII known

Miller Freeman. the well known
publisher Observation-Disclosures. $500
Two dozen others have their plans
completed and viii be commencing
work from day 20 day
Others are buying their sites and
preparing TO build
O. L. Mason. president OF the Ba-
ker Mount Mining Company, has Just
bought the slightly corner at East
Roy and Fifteenth and will erect a
$4,000 residence on Il.
II any other Ave parts of Seattle
can show such building activity of
substantial residences by substantial
men. whore are they2
DO not delay IN your decision until
your opportunity is past.
ONE HUNDRED NEW RESI-
DENCES ON CAPITOL hill BY
JULY /. 1902,
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CHANGE is
IMPORTANT
Cataract Company TO Install
Many Cut Out Switches

At tho regular meeting of the
board OF public work this morning
the matter brought W by chief Cook
Of the fire department against the
HuinEtng or high tension electric
wires Ia tho crowded alleys OF tho
city By the Seattle Cataract 60. was
again referred 90. chief Cook. In "a
communication TO the bord roitsraie-
cd his statements Of week ago
that the company should have "cut
out" switches az short intervals and
a linemhn 10 attend ali downtown
fires, to cut on the current and as
Hiat the firemen in handling wires.
The catract company has agreed
20 Chief Cooks recommendation
ana the board granted the permit 20
erect the necessary poles fur~
Their recommendation 81 chief Cook y
that no poles BE- placed on the north
aide Of YsHier way, from First ave-
nus 20 Jefferson street. was also nc-
cccdod To by the Cataract company.
In a second communication chief
Cook called the attention Of the
board 10 theb lockadiug Of certain
streets OF certain hours by The Seat
tie Electric 20. When the freight
cars are brought down town. 81 sev-
eral points. namely Railroad avenue
aud Madison street. Third ana Yea
Ter. Occidental and Nealer. and Web
Htrr and Columbia. the express and
delivery wagons crowd about the car
on both sides. completely blocking
the street
May Cause celilsisas
chief Cock fears that some Tins la
anaw erluR a IRE alarm collision
may enMue which might result ga
the injury or possibly death ~ n hrr-
man or a driver. The matter was
laid over for two weeks 10 give Gem
rrBi Manager Dickinson time 20 set
back 70 Seattle.
The electric company has been
granted a permit % build freight
sheds and yards south % King street
but thr congestion 81 street trafiic ~
stili apparent about the various COR
ncrH mentioned above
F'irs Marshal Kellogg then took Up
the question Of nres. In n letter 10
the board he stated the great danger
10 property II one 81 the Ntandnfi
OIL Co.'S tanks down south 81 the
city should take FIRE. II the burning
Oh should reach the sound and ront
along the whRrvcs the damage would
be great
lie recommended that the company
ba told 20 build a wall Of brick or
stone 81 sufficient h~iEh, ana size 20
contain all the 81 in case Of a IRE.
The matter WAS laid over for one
week 20 give Manager Mclean -
the local branch an opportunity in be
heard.
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POLICE NOTES

a bicycle owned by J. J. wall was
stolen out of the bike" stand IN
the New York block last night. The
police have been notified.
W. r. Martin and y. Guyle. two
miners, were arrested by Detectives
Adams and Lane late last night for
engaging In "a fight.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY



OUR BARGAINS IN REAL ES-
TATE.
Lot s0Xlo5. University Heights. GEM
ent walks. seeded to grass and
FENCED, on car line. SS75.
-Four room house, lot 50Nt0O; on Bel
mont ave. S2t00
New three-room cottage, lot 60X13S,
near car: $3.50. terms
fiVe-room cottage. lot 60xl20: close
10 car. 5000. terms.
Lot S1xl66. on Pike. close in; really
n bargain: 1880
TWO lots on Twenty-siNth 25xI0C
each; next few days, $500.
rive lots, t0Nl20 each. on Twenty
eighth; s125 per lot.
North Seattle lot. SSNt2S: elegant
view; level ready to build on.
cheapest property in that locality:
ROGUE & Co. 6es Pacific Block.
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structlou;

Il. a. Triple. former shoe
merchant Ia Tacoma, but re-
Gently removed 90 Seattle $50
NJ. G.. Wark, one Of the best
known contractors and proper
~ owners 90 the city ........ 45
n. w Huggins. manager OF the
General Electric Company 50
y. +. Shields. president OF Spo-
kane Grain Company ......... 3O
j. G. Caskey president Caskey
Lumber Company .......... 90l
J. T, Sampson, retired merchant 3il
John l.. Cole. general agent n.
w. Mutual Life ............ 40l
Or. iybrook Shanklin, physician
and surgeon ...,....,......,... 35l
Nj. u. Rruggcman, manager Met
Iupontan Lite ..........t..,... fOl
G. 9. Wade. merchant ......... 30i
j. i. Wade, hardware merchant i0l
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ST. JOHN. N. H.. March S-Twcn-
~ steamships that wrre 90 sail to-
day for the sealing grounds are tied
up and the streets are filled with
union Eealera who are ripe Tor Vio-
lrnce. More than 1000 seal fishermen
combined and asked Tor an increase
81 wages for the season. The de-
mRnd was made several days ago,
bat tho teaicra were inclined 60 laugh
at the matter and gave no definite
answer.
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SiereoptIeOn Lecture

A free stereopticon lecture over the
lie Of Christ viii be given in the
Norwegian Danish Baptist church.
corner Sixth and Virginia. sunday
evening az 7t5. Everybody ls cor
daily Invited
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MONpNGAHELA. Pa. March s.
Five bodies have been recovered
from the CatHburg mine, which auf-
fered an explosion from fire damn.
The bodies were burned beyond rec
uruitton
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NAMES OF THE BUILDERS
Evidence Of the Living Kind That Tells
Of Rapid I'm plOyementS on Capitol
HIIlby theNOSt SubStantidINen

Building swim toI
business OF the g
by part Of
with Capitol Hin
O y
list Of those
On
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Bids for the construction o. q sewer
on First avenue west. between Caller
street and Highland drive. were
opened. The contract being awarded
10 Bell s. Price for ti1tg.ho. 8. Nor
mile received the contract for the
grading 81 Fifteenth avenue from
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iliaNE $500 larse, pleasant rooms, house
keeping close; bath. phone; no
children, 2l23 Sixth "'
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CHARGES
MODERATE

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by CORRESPONDENCE II "
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CONSULTATIONS FREE.
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without contracting any Drug ID
IL" or Heart Affection"
M
FURNISHED
FREE

Being graduate OF the u'on
Medical College in America q
University Of PennsylvaniAl =
having resided and practiced ~
cine in this city for the past ssa.
years, you are assured OF my So
ing In my profession.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1902-12-02

sure based on large northwest receipts
and easier Argentine news turned week
towards noon. Closed easy ~ net low
er. May closed 1875: December sok.
CoRN-Spot easy; Nc 2. 81. Options
after showing early stvength on the
poor western grading. fclicwed wheat
and closed easy 4 net lower. January
closed SEA: May 47A: July isss. De
.cember 59Is.
OATS-Spot quiet; No. >. So. Options
dul Ian dsteady: Decembe- closed 81.
LARD-Dull; western steamed S11-s5:
refined steady: sentiment sI1 40: South
America slL75: compound ~ TO "a.
PORK-Steady; family sia &c TO sie2s:
short clear $si09 to s=3.V0; mess StS.ee
TO $3.50.
BUTTER-Firm: extra creamery 2S1z;
state dairy Is to IS.
CHEESE-Firn; new slate. full
creamery small colorei and white 12A
to Is.
EGC,,-- steady: state and Pensylva-
.aia 2>is
RICE-Fyrrr domestic fair TO extra
AZ TO 6%s; Japan Ia to :.
SUGAR-Raw firm: fair refining 3A;
centrifugal 50 test 3Es: refined firm: con-
Ifectioners 1 $3.50: mould 4 $500: cut
!, II s5.35; crushed s5-SS. Toxd red Sass:
ls.ranulated si.75; cubes $500.
PEANUTS-Steady; fancy Eandpick-
co "a To - otleT domestic SAs 10 IA
CARRIAGES Easy: domestic per loo
iSl.e1 TO Sl.15.
COTTON SEED OIL-Dur but firmly
held on spot and n-aroy delivery.
Prime crude here nominal. prime crude
II mills IS to %: prime simmer yell
low S6Is TO s.: of summer yellow ssh
u Sc; prime white &C: prime winter
yellow 10 TO 40iz; prIn'e meal Se6 so to
is27. 90 nominal.
NAVAL STORES
New York. November 2:.-Turpentine
| firm 53i2 10 81. Rosin finn: strained
common 10 good Sl.75 To I.17E
Savannah, November 2S.-Turpentine
firm 81: receipts 2.0l0 casks sales sS7
casks; exports 726 casks Resin firm:
receipts 1858 barrels: sales LAS barrels:
exports 7.092 barrels. Quote: BE d
lsl.40; r $1.45; F $50: & Si.sG: II 81. so; R
s2.05; X $2.55: NJ $500. ~ Sc so: w c.
s3.T5; W W S4l5.
Charleston. November 2e.-Turpentine
and rosin unchanged.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1902-12-02

Yesterday morning about O'Clock
when Captain II. c. TwininEs cock ar
rived at his residence IN North Fourth
street she saw a basket sitting on the
piazza. She went in and ;old Mrs.
Twining about it and tht-ktag +: was
some chickens which she * pacTcI, ,hey
went out t. take charge OF the basket.
When the cook picked t up. she turned
back piece OF old quilt In The basket.
and with scream she fell backwards.
Trembling all over and cryibS. she told
Mrs. Twining there was live baby III
the basket
OF course, Mrs. Twinl.g had the lsttia
stranger taken into the mouse and found
that it was a fine looking, vigorous lgk-l
Child. The morning was a..lte cOtd
and the baby was nearly frozen. 1t had
on only little cotton waist and It was
scantily covered with a piece of cid
cOtton quilt. The cold had cracked its
little wrists and feet and they wcre
bleeding.
Mrs. Twining got the Laby 10 the fire,
warmed II up and soon had il snusly
wrapped and fed. Seye,al ladies in the
Ineighborhood dropped In and they We'd
with each other in attending the little
stranger. SO it had at least one ha rpy
day in life.
After getting over ner surprise, MS
Iwining telephoned police headquarters
about the finding of tn. baty. Chief OF
Police John j. FurlonE went over and
upon information traced up he mother
Iof the child. She was IL young woman
who was a patient at the James Walker
Memorial hospital where IL was born
November 9th. Her distress was very
lgreat when the matte- w5s brought
lhOme to her. The infaE- WAS carried
Ito the hospital and the mcthor seemed
lglad to get it back IL had been given
ION Friday To a colored woman who car
Iried it away and put il on Captain
Iwining's piazza. People passing no
Iuced the basket there as early as 6
To- clock in the morning ard 1t is sup
Iposed to have been put there a bout mid
might
The semi-weekly messenger., 1902-12-02
Letter to W. vi. Divine d Co., VIII
EIinEton. y. &.

Dear Sir: You have taken the agency
OF Devoe Lead and Zinc paint-the
'Fewer-gallons: wears-longer' paint?
1t Is fair to tell you that /; is going
10 lessen the amount of paint sold IN
your town for each job; but IL is going
TO more-thandouble the satisfaction
that people have found in other paint:
and you are going TO increase your
business by getting more jobs.
1t has neycr failed to do II. W. 3.
Arnold & Co, Watersville, Maine,
bought S105 OF Devoe lead and zinc IN
1888. In 1901 they bought $1.155. Dok
Brothers Of Lowville, -. Y, bou nd
Sz9 in 1893. n 1901, s1,99l. Fowler *
Sellers. White Plains. y. Uses, 1886
1901, S1,162. Leggett & Peddie, GIens
Falls, y. Y.-l899, 1882; 1901, 1876
Write TO them.
You can't know too much about a
paint that's going to increase business
like that, and do so much for the peo-
pie Of your town. Yours truly,
z. w. DEVOE & CO.
New York
The semi-weekly messenger., 1902-12-02
Another Loss for the Bridgers Z.
HckeithaE Lumber Compuny.

A telegram received in the city yes
terday from Lumber, s. c., states that
the store house OF the Bridgers and
McKeithan Lumber Company. together
with large stock Of goods, was de-
stroyed by fire yesterday before day.
Recently the company's saw mill was
burned The company seems to have
streak Of bad luck. II is believed
that the fire was the work OF an in
cendiary
When the alarm OF fire was given it
was Impossible To save anything. The
iJss Will be about s.. 200, which is par
IIally covered by insurance.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1902-12-02

Pe-ru-na Cures a Cold at the Outset.
Miss E. M. Isaacs, Armstrong, Pa,
VicePresident of the Fortnightly Club,
writes:
"No ono who has tried the comforts
Peruna brings would ever be without it.
I used to dread the slightest cold, as its
consequences were so lengthy and so
unpleasant, and the catarrhal condition
which invariably followed SO hard to
get rid of, but since I have known of the
blessed relief secured through the use of
Peruna, am free from all this unpleas-
eLtness and suffering.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1902-12-02
Wilmington gs-..---.- Lv-R
Wilmington SIS gold 1922 100 lo
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
FINANCIAL.

Wilmington SIS gold 1872 les iio
New York. Novembas 2S-Money on
call steady; all loans to 4 per cent
Time money steady; sixty days per
cent: ninety days 5 per cent. six
months 5ls per cent Prime mercantile
paper 5I2 to s per cent. Sterling eX-
change steady with actual business IN
bankers bills at $4.S7.25 for demand ard
at s4s3SO to s4S315 for siAty days
Posted rates sls4A and Sass: CONNER
cial bills s4s.4 TO 81 SH Bar silver
z7iz: Mexican dollars s.. Government
bonds steady: railroad bonds easy.
sTOths.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1902-12-02

GA few doses never fails to cure me
of cold and I keep well through its
use."-Miss E. M. Isaacs.
Hon. w. J. Purman, ex-member of
Congress from Florida, writes from 1923
@ street, n. W., Washington, D. c., as
follows:
"From representations to me and
my own experience feel Justified in
recommending your Peruna to any and
all persons suffering with cafarrh,
nervousness or stomach troubles.
regard il as q great tonic and remedy
The semi-weekly messenger., 1902-12-02

same day last yedr-Il.
NAVAL STORES.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-,501s bid.
ROSIN-Firm at s1.20 to s1.35.
TAR-Firm at $150
CRUDE TRPENTINE-Firm: hard
s1.75; virgin $500.
Prices same day last year - Spirits
turpentine nothing doing; rosin S5c and
s1.00; tar s1.35: crude turpentine $1.00
and $2.0o.
Receipts today+4 casks sririts tur-
pentine, POS barrels rosin, 9S barrels tar.
90 barrels crude turpentine.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1902-12-02
All Day Long.

you may have comparative comfort un-
til laughter, reading aloud or nervous
excitement brings on the fit of cough
ing which racks You until your very
bones ache. Do not suffer needlessly.
Even when cold on the lungs seems to
nave you fast in its dreadful power,
Aliens Lung Balsam viii loosen the
mucus, allay the Inflammation, heal
the aching throat and finally overcome
the enemy completely
The semi-weekly messenger., 1902-12-02
Cotton for Europe.

Messrs. Alexander Sprunt & Son, on
yesterday cleared the British steam
ship E1mbesi- captain Rooney, for
Live1-ool, Ea5.dnd. She carries a
cargo of 13, 900 bales Of cotton, weighing
6,SS2. .3l9 pounds, valued at $685., 900.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1902-12-02

for such afiictions. I, t;nd Others 10
whom I recommended il, are using
1t now with beneficial results. "-.-W.
j. Purman.
If you do not derive prompt and satis-
factory results from the use of Peruna
write at once to DR.. Hartman, giving a
full statement of your case, and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable ad-
vice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President Of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Colum bus,
Ohio.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1902-12-02

We'll" said Noah, as he hunted for
a dry spot on the top OF Az arat, "a lot
OF people came down 10 the pier to josh
US when We started. but don't see any
OF them around to poke fun at our
home coming."-Life.