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REWARD.

The STANDARD Oil Company will pay
the sum of $1,000 for proof and infor-
nation sufficient to convict. and sacur-
ing the conviction of the person or per
sons who robbed and burned its sta.
ton in Raleigh, N. c., on the night OF
May 18th. This reward will be paid
Immediately to the person entitled 5,
the same, upon the conviction of any
person or persons of completely i'm the
robbery of said station or in the burn.
ing OF the same, or i'm the murder OF
the waterman. Mr.. ~ b. Strickland
This company will be liable for the
payment of this reward only upon the
conviction of some person for one ~
the said offences; and then only to the
person furnishing the proof resultins
in such conviction Communication
should be addressed to
w. r. BARKSDALE, Manager.
Wilmington, n. c.
POU & FULLER, Attorneys
Raleigh, n. c,
May 24th, 1905.
525-E. Q. ID.
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NayaI Stores.

wilmington, June 9.--Turpentlne steady. sS
receipts lol casks.
Rosin firm, 80, receipts 4N9 b6ls.
ar f1rm, l.S), receipts 10 obis. 90
Crude firm, 3uO@j.0O, receipts DDS 2zo'
Charleston. June 9, Turpentine steady, %,
lies -. casks; Rosin Iteady.
savannah, sJune 9-Turpentine non, 6O,
receipts Y.53I lies 1876 exports o.
Rosin-nom, receipts 500; sales l-'o e2-
quote A, b, C, $40 D3.cO, E,3'0; +
340 q JIE Fl $50. T.. 80 h 4.4O' "
So N I2i VIC 40, WV so.
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Print Cloth Market.
(Bv the Associated Press.)

NDY
Fall River, Mass, June 9,-The
sales in the print cloth arket for the
week are estiated at about $4,000
pieces
The bulk of the trading, which has
been of a light character. has been
confined principally to medium widths
and wide odds during the week. Most
of the mills are still short of help.
Following are the prices: % inch, ga
squares. 11-16; % inch, 64x60, 2
9-16; 27 inch, Sc squares, 3-16:
So IL inch Ga squares, 4 3-16; 80
inch, 68x72. 4 "a.
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You are liable to an attack of some
form of Bowel Complaint and should
provide yourself with the best known
remedy, DR.. Seth Arnolds Balsam.
Warranted by W. G.. Thomas and
Tucker Building Pharmacy.
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8. A. stocks and Bonds.

Baltimore. June o. a. L.. common 1917,
asked. do preferred, ISik@5s
bonds-4s.......
A. q. L. common -. o ".. pl eferred. -.
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Grain and Provisions.

Chicago. June DECREASED, prim-
ary receipts caused a firm undertone
= he wheat market here today At
Vie close July wheat was up l-Sc.
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lopenlng Highest. Closing Loves
Cash quotations were as tolIows:

Flour barely stes dy; winter patent L2l@
40 @r ,agh Is S sPTn % pal.
kers 2.4Oe2oO, wheat No. spring l0l6lU9,
No. leo 1i06 No. : red, so G;0I, corn No. 2.
5IsI, No. 2 yellow 5lI<, Oats No. 3lk
y e So white s2H Esoa E sed8g ~b bafsy $40
lair TO choice mating I8G4i, fax seed No.
49, No | northwestern 10, prime timothy
seed 2.So. mess pork per bbl. l2;'0 9l2.55,
LARD per loon 7i2e7.l5 shor; ribs sides
(loosel ..35c01.45, dry sailed sholdcrs (boxed
$500. short clear sides (boxed1 f.2I@7.jO
whiskey basis of high wines l.2G, clover con-
tract grade iI.35.
New York Provisions.
New York. June 8, Flour duh, winter
patents ai90en5.lo. Minnesota patents h60gb III.
dJbakers. s3.5I0. 400 sirAlghts 5.25@560
Rye flour dull fair 10 good 42o@i.S5,
choice to fancy 4.60G4.90.
Buckwheat flour nominal at 200@2lO,
Corn meal arm, yallow coarse iOS@lO.
kiln dried 275612.9O.
Rye nom, No. 2 western. 20.
Barley dull, feeding AZ, mailing 55oSo.
'9 GSrn SM eady Sp No 20 ~ July yG d. oo~
oats ct .ady, mixed 35k@K. Sept.
Beef ste dy family 1850 400. packet ll,0O
@l2.OO, city extra india. mess ll.oO@ ll.5O,
Cut meats firm, picked bellies 71a 81.
picked shouiders5 GOT, picked hams l0@A
Lard quiet. western steamed l. 0 Now.
%.
PORK steady, family Ii.sO@l5OO short clear
I32 iDl5 IS. Int,ss I3.37@l3.S7.
Tallow steady tS2 per pkg), AZ. country
Rosin quiet. strained common to good
Liz
Turpentine quiet, 6}H@6I
Rice firm, domestic fair Ia extra 2A@5H
Japan nom.
Molasses steady New Orleans open kettle
good 10 choice - n39
Coffee spot Rio steady, No. 7 invoice ~, mild
uuiet cordova lh0l3
sugar raw firm, talr refining ii-iB, cent
trifugal 20 test "a. molGsses sugar q.
refined ste ldy, confectioner's Ado molo A
81 cut loaf 90, crushed 6o5 powdered DID,
granulated SIS. cubes 6.lO.
Butter weak. creamery common 10 extra
IS NO state dalry lod ~ western factory -
Cheese weak, state, full cream small col
ored fancy SEAS, small white fancy; llH.
Eggs firm state and Penn. nearby
fancy selected white 2JGl. Southern l496i.
potatoes irreg, So. Rose l.5O92.O1. state
and western On al, 50 Jersey Sweets OO9R.l1
Peanuts. quiet. fancy hand-picked oh@12,
Cabbage weak Norfolk per Dbl, O.69@0.9O
Cotton by steam to Liverpool l0@l3
Cotton seed oil market was urn,
crude f. o. b. mills =, prime summer yellow
2SAdM of summer yellow nominal, prime
white 81 652, prime winter yellow oi9jZ.
Baltimore Provisions.
Baltimore, June flour quiet Winter
patents IoeD5. 35spring patents 5.S59o.SO. extra
AXIS. ,
Wheat dull, spot contract 9lh0sS; spot No :
western y. Ad3s, June 91H ask d, southern by
sample S5osS
Corn easy, spot and June 5S@..., new
Souther white corn a3205oN.
Oats steady, Nc. white J3A@4, mixed 1914
03l. -
Butter ste dy, fancy imitation l9a..., 90
creamery Dig, do ladle i7@lS, store packed
l0@i6.
Eggs firm / y.
Cheese quiet large 10Y, small 1910, me-
dunn So. aoo
Sugar steady, coarse granuIated d.9J. fine gu
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W orleans. June 9, Cotton futures
Liverpool.

iAverrHnI. June 0. 4 y. m.-C"fton Snot
fair demand prices points Ii higher,
=" ericsan Judd ing far. 5-J good mrunng,
9l middllng lib low Tnlddling t.o7 goOu
ordinary. L. ~ ordinary q The sales of the
cay 8 o0, oales of which 90 were Tor Specu
= top aud export and included 100 Amer.
eau. Receipts t'se, ''aier go American
Futures opened Il m and clio tt.ldy.
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Movement of Cotton.
CRv the Associatea -

(By the Associated Press.)
New York, June 9.-The following
statistics on the movement of cotton
for the week ending Friday. June 9th.
were compiled by the New York Cot
ton Exchange:
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Weekly MOVement-
This Last
Year. Year
Port receipts ....111,83O 14.243
Overland to mills and
Canada .:... 1887 APIS
Southern mill takings
(estimated) ..... 10000 $1,000
Loss of stock at in
terror towns ... 25,9O2 12.223
Brought into sight for
the week 80. 12s,s25 22.288
Total Crop Movement
Port receipts -. 9,334,465 7,O2O.729
Overland to mills
and Canada. E. 1,043,716 912,161
S h IN mill
takings (esti
mated) 80. 1,S85,OOO 1853. 600
Stock at interior
towns in eX-
cess of Septem-
Der LIST ..... 198,109 112,783
Brought into
sight thus far
for season. 12.411,29O 9,813,678
Two hundred bales added to the
receipts for the. season.
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Burnett's Vanilla Extract has out.
lived criticism. 1t is the best vanilla
extract that can be bought
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Corn is off 3-8c Oats are practically
Provisions are down to
10c.
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Raleigh Spot Cotton Market.

Receipts yesterday "a bales
Prices yesterday .......S tocS IA
Receits year ago yesterday +. % bales
Prices same date. 49,. 10 SIS to 10 ga
Receipts this season -. 1888 bales
Last year same date. .14.113 bales
Quotations by grades: Strict good
middling. IA cents; good middling,
is cents; strict middling, cents;
middling. Z rs cents; tinges and
stains. Z TO 1-2 cents.
nthor Cation MaPLnfs
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B r O g hit into

for season. II, All, 290 9,813,673
Two hundred bales added to the
receipts for the. season.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-29
Notice of Summons.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- rk-Charlot.e a Williams plaintiff against Will
lam H Fltner Louise J. Merritt and Callan. de-
PENDANTS To the named defendants and each %
them You hereby summoned 70 answer the amended
complaint in this action and to copy OF
answer on the plaintiffs attorneys within twenty days
after the exclusive OF the
of service and in your failure % appear r
answer Judgment will nc taken against you default
for demanded In the complaint.
Dated York. May 16Jh. 1900
WESSELMAN & KRAJS
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Once and Postoce address No. 81 Liberty New
York CITY. New York
J. Merritt The foregoing summons Is served
upon BY publication. pursuant order Of the
Honorable samuel GTeenhaum Justice Of the supreme
~ New York. dated 9th 1905.
complaint in ,he of1ce OF
county New York. the 1tth day % August.
1905. County HOUSE Borough OF Man
haitian. the Ctcy OF New York county and
Dated New York. August llth. 1905.
WESSEIAiAN & KRACS
Attorneys for PlaintN.
Office Postoaice address No 81 Liberty Street New
York City.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-29
TRADE IN CHICAGO.


Chicago. Aug. 2s.-The atmosphere of the wheat
pit was to-day heavy with the groans of sick bulls
who could nothing but abandonment of hold
ings for relief There plenty of cautious
bears ready relieve them for a small additional
consideration. and the market at the end of the
session only from &c sc lower than it closeo
Saturday.
There was such a weight of bearish sentiment as
to surprise at its comparatively limited effect
Corn had a greater decline than wheat, with less
talk Of a discouraging kind. Old September de
clined half a cent and December sc. with May
down 1zc 10 CSC closed from 1sc to 1lc lower
and provisions had sharp decline.
The wheat market opened lower on decidedly
bearish news. the chief factor being the heavier
shipments from Russia and the Danube. The
news from the Northwest. showing big increase
in domestic receipts also helped the decline. and
heavy shorts covered at the opening figures.
Local receipts were 81 Estimate for to-
morrow 12O cars. September closed at 79l5c. after
selling as low as 791sc to 79l4c and high
7ss4c December sold from s112c down to Sic, clos
ing at aAc
The market for corn was easier at the opening,
and dull throughout the session. The heavy ship
ments had influence later and. with offerings light.
prices tended toward recovery of the early slump
Local receipts $40 of which l5S were con
tract
Estimate for Tomorrow 753 The highest
for September 537sc. the lowest 5Sc the close
was 53Ac. December sold from 4512c down 10
447sc. closing at 44zsc TO 45c.
Trade In the oat pit slow. the only feature
Of the market up to midday being the buying OF
September and selling OF May by Armour brokers
GaIunIe declined u 10 1zc owing 10 ieaNN
recaipts Receipts were 342 cars, with 800 estimated
for tomorrow.
b,9btst was g57sc After selling high rs 2o94c
December sold at 26@sc. NeW-1"r reported
g. 900 bushels sold for export =, 49,,
Provision prices were shown no mercy by local
bears who. after month of consecutive defeats
~ the hackers who frustrated any attempt To
force down the prices found the market without
It's usual support, and took every advantage ac-
corded 20 them. n. f-.at.. C..,a.1-.
Hyeets bd up prices OF lard early. but Withdrew
eI,nnort I'm a short time. Pork sold from y ~
5y IA Sl4 62jh October lard sold from s. oI y
y n SIS TO IS 02k October ribs sold from 50 % =
off 10 IS 971z. Hog receipts were "-'ooo mead ana
1riceT M the yards were steady.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-29
Overlook-Selleck Military Academy
MOUNT PLEAS SAINT CADEMY.
A Preparatory School with military training.
oSSINING-ON- HUDSON. n. Y.

SETON HALL COLLEGE. South Orange y. J.--Colegf-
= ate High School and Preparatory Departments For
Catalogue apply Monsignor John A Stafford President
New-York tribune., 1905-08-29

4otal surplus ...--- Sll,640.1S1 S1099I 2S3
'Includes ss71367 income account for June
The results for the year ended June 90. 1865. as
compared with the preceding year, follows:
1905 1904 Changes
Gross SO 1929 S5S334 ga Inc 50 4i0 e41
EXP. and 3s.6493l2 37227IlO Inc 400 900
Net . S1T oa5 ee2 sIe 1e- 20. ~ eooe 20
New-York tribune., 1905-08-29
Proposals.

--->>-Ssx, MA CENTRAJ. BREWING COMPANY.
EInFTITY TRUST COMPANY. TRUSTEE
n6er the Mortgage Of the PENS Iva iysna Central T
ETeH5s for the ssle 10 the said Trustee 81 All or
PItOPoSA'N ssventy-nye thousand dollars 1915 COZ OF
part % ~ tbe said Mortgage, proposals 10 be
Bones :, me said Trustee at Us office Nos 82o-Ssi
dressed Philadelphia 10 Ice opened and acted upon
ChestiisL " ,bs FIRST day Of sepemDer. at !: NJ
friday tHS = 49, FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY,
T.. ELLIS, President
New-York tribune., 1905-08-29
For Young Ladies-City
Academy Mount ST. Ursula,

BEDFORD PARK. NEW YORK CITY.
Day School for Young Ladies and Little
Girls directed by the Delightfully."-
Harlem Railroad Johns College and opposite
BRONN PARK BOTANICAL GARDENS.
The of Studies is thorough embracing all the
branches requisite complete and refined education
Academy will reopen Monday, Sept. H. For cir
cular5 address Mother Superior
New-York tribune., 1905-08-29

Passenger earnings increased s312O05 freight earn
ings increased S2O3S,291, express mail and miscel-
laneous earnings increased 344 Increase in total
gross earnings. $2,410e41- Operating expenses in
creased s107o031 taxes increased 1852 IL Total in
crease in operating expenses and taxes 81 422 POP
Increase in net earnings. $685., ,439
The increase in operating expenses referred TO
New-York tribune., 1905-08-29
BOSTON STOCKS.
- II 2. !. - 3 q. 81. 2 Na.sau-s.l
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

lruished by Charles D Co. No . Broad-st.
lsv-Tork. and No 122 South 4th-st.. Philadelphia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-30

tied by law the ieus deaths and
chronic sickness wo win have DIR
G. X. Elliott
Should Label Poison.
This agitation against patent
medicines cannot b. too highly
praised Keep the good work up.
Make the patent medicine sharks
label their bottles as Is done to-day
In Germany and Great britain
Make them tell the people that they
are swallowing polsons aud bad
whisky. Peruna and BrOmo-8elizer
are among the worst medicines sold
and represent two Dolaona sold as
and taken Unfortunately as RENE
dies alcohol and "A form Of coal
tar. known M ncetanlid. DIR. X. l..
Keith.
Pure Food Law.
The only recourse the people
have ~ 10 prevail upon the United
States government 10 enforce the
pure food laws. under which de-
partment the national restriction
would come. The secretary OF agri-
culture should be compelled TO take
steps prohibiting the sale Of sueh
patent medicines aa have proven In
furious to public health, stspa sim
liar 10 those now being taken In
regard 90 canned and preserved
foods. This Is noble work and
should not be dropped until patent
medicines are run off the market. :"
DIR. J. y. Sweeney. eK-prealdent
Of the State Medical association
Druggists Favor Crusade.
This Is a splendid idea. and
heartily favor the prohibition Of the
sale Of patent medicines. We are
already losing greatly on these
salee. and I look for the day when
a bottle OF patent medicine will not
be found upon our shelves. Peruna.
Payne'A Nerve Compound and Hos
tetter's BitterH are the worst -
IieusHy Drug company.
Endorse Agitation.
This N the best possible thing
that could happen TO both the people
and 10 the druggists. We. like the
majority Of druggists. have been
trying Tor years 10 do away with
this trade but the public believes
those ridiculous advertisements
and we've got TO supply them. Our
patent medicine trade has already
dropped 10 almost nothing. and
we're glad OF it."-Kennedy Drug
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SHE STRUCK
HEAVY SEAS

The steamship Dakota arrived
from the Orient Wednesday with It
passenger and s 200 tons OF freight
The vessels cargo consisted Of tea.
mating. rice and general Oriental
merchandise.
TIE Dakota experienced heavy
weather al the way across the Pa
ctfic- Thick sHoE storms we're en-
c0untered off the Aleutian islands
Passengers on the vessel state that
seas fully 90 feet high were run.
ming during one Of the storms en-.
countered on the way over. The
vessel was not damaged.
The fire which threatened fhs
Dakota. while In the harbor Of 70.
kohama was caused by a Chinese
ecolie. who threw a lighted cigar
cite among the mating.
Howard James. the new viee-pres.
ident OF the company. returned on
the Dakota. lie says but little
change In the line 10 anticipated
Shanghai may be omitted a. a port
81 call.
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FINANCIERS ARE
SCRAPPINC

NEW YORK. Nov. 3a.-DiffeF-
ences OF opinion have arisen be-
tween President Earring. Of the
Chicago. Milwaukee, & 81. Paul. and
the bankers who win furnish the
money for making the extensions
20 the coast
Earring wants 70 issue stock ai
par TO build TOO miles OF the main
line from Evarts. 5. d. aud then
bonds az ia per cent. running IL
years and a refunding long term
bond 10 provide $40. 900 .oe0 70 build
1.S00 branch lines to Butte. sAlt
Lake and other cities.
The bankers want a convertible
bond issue.
II is reported that the Great
N0rthern has offered salary os
40. 900 10 Engineer Darling Of the
o.. Paul 20 take the place OF Engi.
ncer Stevens. now In charge nf the
Panama canal Dnrllng'a present
salary Ia s30. non.
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ST PETERSBURG. Nov 80 THE
members 81 the naval staff arr 81
isnf regarding tho reports that Ad-
n1ifat ehauianin IL now commanding
The Black sea fleet AT aeyaatopol.
but alarming reparta are current re-
sardinE the situation there.
A correspondent has been In
formed that foreign intefferrncs Ia
net unlikely IN an endcayor ~ pacify
the unllneofH
II ~ reported that the northern
atfd southern batteries al sryaHtopoi
Taught each other five hours and
that finally the infantry ntoftusd the
northern battery. losing 800 men IN
tie assault
The squadron divided. A portion
hamharded thu city. destroying half
the taNn. while the other ships
turned the guns on the mutinecra
vessels Il e reported tho rebels
surrendered after the death % LAeu-
tenant Schmidt. commander II the
revolutionary fleet. who was killed
aboard the cruiser otahakoff. which
Vas sunk.
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bush. Denlson. ohio. collar bone
broken.
Edward MyndrrA who played with
the Eiyria. ohio. team. received In
iurisa In a game November - that
made him a cripple Tor life. g. n
Montgomery IL PARTIALLY psrnlYEed
from injuries rec~ixet in game At
Richmond. Va. October { In a
Marrhaiitowu. iewm. on November
~. Randolph Metsnds lntsatines
were rurtur~d and for weeks hlH
life wnn drsralr~a a. on October
10. Sinclair Tpu~~y son Of wealthy
nroukiyn man. waa ~ badly Injured
that he VIII probably be a cripple
Tor iifes hin spine wan Wfeuehsd.
twa ribs wrrub rukcn and hr suf-
Tered couruaainn ~ the brain. III
ward Srhoen. - Indianapolis. re-
erivcd Internal injuries an oetehsf
t5 That incsuacitatesi him ffuim play-
fuK any mnrc this season and Zoe
long tifns Threatened 70 prove ia
fal
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company
aYDu cant 20 ln0 strong Tor uH.
This agitation against patent medl-
elnea 4 a fine thing aud should DO
kept up - 81 Lang. druggist
Worse Than Whisky.
The sale of patent medicines
should be prohibited. and the sooner
the better for the public and for ~.
Patent medicines do more harm
than bad shisky. Of which they
are In the main composed. james
Lee. druggist
Public Demands Fakes.
The public demands these pol
SONS and fake remedies. and we
sell them because We cant help our
selves. But the sooner they're done
away with the better we'll like a.
They are all tho biggest kind OF
fakes. e b. Shaw.
Tins 70 Wake Up.
How much longer will the public
continue 10 try 10 kin Itself with
patent medlelnea7
How much longer will n buy
these rotten remedies" In spite Of
the light which las been thrown
upon their rOttenness2
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Coal creek told him he saw a acow
plunge into a lam Three men tried
to gain tho shore over the tee The
Waterman says the men ran FOR a
short distance and then disappeared
fhay we're about mile away aud
he does not think they gained the
shore in safety, A scow similar ca
theirs was found below the Jam.
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81 DY
BA TITLE
SHIPS SUNK AND HUNDREDS KILLED IN FIERCE FIGHT AT
sEVAsroPoL-ALL RUSSIA ALARMED

were killed and wounded on both
sides.
The action was begun by the rev
ulutioniHta on board the wnrAhlpn
In the harbor. and the red flag
immediately hoisted ON all the ro-
bellioua ships.
The reyolutloniata demand the
Immediate enforcement of all the
liberties granted by the cxar In his
recent manifesto, and which are be-
ing held back by tho enemies Of
HuaaiA. causing untold horrors and
the loss Of thousands 0r lives and
miiliona in property.
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DEAFNESS CANNOT De euR9o

BY local applications. ~ they cannot
reach tho diseased portion % this ear
There iH only one way % cure deaf
neHa, aud that o. BY constitutional rem.
edieH Deafness IN caused b. an In
famed condition u the MUCOUS lining
Of the Eustachlan Tube. When thia
tube II tnfiamad you have a rumhiinE
sound or Imperfect hearing. aud when
n n entirely closed Deafness r. the
result, and unlcas the Inflammation
can be taken out and this tube re-
stored 10 It's normal condition. hear
inf will be destroyed forever nine
canes out ~ ten are caused by Ca
tarrh. which In nothing but an ln.
fihmed condition OF the mucous aur-
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
FOR any case % Deafness fcauasd bY
cainrrhl that cannot he cured BY
Hairs Catarrh Cure. Send for clrcu-
lars free.
Sold BY DruEHiHts 7bc,
Take Halls Family Pulls for Consti-
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WILL HAVE
HOT Time

Members OF the republican city
rcntrAl committee will meet satur-
dAy noon. 52t BAILEY building. 10
discuss several important subjects.
New members from the Tenth and
Eleventh wards will be selected. a
decision will be made In connection
With tho recent movement In dis
place John Clancy. First ward, and
Riddle Baker. Fourth ward. because
they have moved 20 other wards
and the question Of the apportien-
ment for the coming spring cam
paign and the question of direct
primaries will be argusi upon at
tho meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-30
SMALL P0x I'M
PORTLAND

PORTLAND. Nov. 30.-Thia city
Is having a smallpox scare. One Of
the largest department stores has
notified the public that today their
establishment viii be closed ard
thoroughly fumigated. in order 70
protect the public. Other stores
may do the same. and drastic meas
uFes are being taken to prevent a
possible spread of the dread dis
enze.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-30
PILES WILL
HELP TEDDY

WASHINGTON. Nov. 50.--sena-
tor Piles had a short Conference
with President Roosevelt al the
White House yesterday. Mr.. Piles
refused to discuss the subject OF
his interview. but Il n understood
that he informed tho president that
he wouid support the president IN
bis attempt tn secure remedial rail-
way legislation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-30
EXPLODES

Explosion % gasoline In the tank
Of an automobile owned and driven
Wednesday night on Terry near
Marion by Frederick 5. Stimson.
caused the machine 20 take fire.
The auto was damaged 70 tho oX-
tent OF ki.QO0. and the flames.
spreading 60 tho residence of C. n.
burnside. pQ9 Terry. damaged Il
slightly. The fire department put
cut the blaze.