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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-03-30
Rorn. 2S. g]2Gr,

Iugemsine 8sfrisbigunq 'viro lei
tens oeS 6eiIigsn Stubs iiber Den err
fOIgreifen @erlauf Der Gonieren3 iii
Nlgeciras aus9soriidt. Der 6ouptz
treoit fir ben 9tussang miro oemgote
idafter Wbite 5ugefdrieben un0 es
ipirb bemertt, hab gum 3peiten mdls
in tpeniger aIs einem Sabre. in 9ort3s
mouth uno 9tIgecirds. Die Der. Stdds
ten gu Ser 6erTteGung unb qlufredter=
hdItun9 bes 6rieoens Der 0elt beige.
tragen baben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-03-30

sSo6nstonn, 0a., %. Wldr3

&itr3 nod) N}itternuft tam i'm @e-
i61ftstheil Sobn9topn'a ein 5euer
gum glus6ruh, mcld)es eiuen @e.
fontmtihuoen bon $S00.0O0 anrit.
tete lmo oen IoO oeS 6elterme6rmau.
mes g9iqiam Campbell pcrid,uloete
9tuBer0em miro pernitbct, oaB ser
SeleQrapbiit q. $. Smntamoore, iuel-
der in Gieniten Ser @ubliibers Pre5
9(Iiociation itnno. ieinen Goo in oen
SIonmen fan0. "a er perhniBt miro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-03-30
3 a : Wetterburedu.

NtIU DUII, %. UluI3.
@iGis 6. 9Poore, Gbcf ocS @etter.
bureaus in @oibington, erfldrte ge-
itcrn in elmer Geoe, Die er aele9ent.
lid zines 9nufetts Ser Niaritime
gliiociation bieIt, oaB oas 8ettcrbu.
reou mabrifeinlih i6on in fnr3er
3eit monatlihe 9orouSiagungen Der.
oifentlihen pcr0e 8orbereitl,ngen
5u oieiem 3lpef iino bereits i'm
8ange, nndloent pie 8err Moore
iagt, cine piiicnidoftIide gaiis fiir
cine 8abriheinIiffcitsberehnun9 ge-
flinben mlirne.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-03-30

tis pertrRt ey Sen pitrten Goblen3e
@abIbs3irt (RpuSnah : Simmtrn).
Sein srpBes SntereFe fir Die So,onitn
leats er mod leste8 SSabr ourd ieins
ReiIe mad Sen afritanifden ShuB9t.
bieten an Sen Sda.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-03-30

Der Sber6iirgermeiiter pon Berlin
bat einen 2lufruf gu Sdmmlungen fir
cine gbrengabe fir bic beI0enmiitbi.
gen 9er9leute DON 6srne an0 @eliens
tirfen sriaHen.
Berlin. %. W}dr3.
Der 9rofeiTor Ser BbIoiopbie 9iois
granoI bon Der bieiigen llniperiitdt
pirp auf beionoere Ginlaoung mad
philadelphia abreiIen, I'm Der oortis
gen 5rant!ine5eier be.3uppbnen.
Berlin, 20. WlGr5.
Die e9emaIige &druar3ofe 0er pers
itorbenen prin3eiIin 2(maIie, Der Sante
ots i0er3ogs grnIt 9intber gu G6le3
mig gs6olitein. bat isBt cine 3ipiItIage
g.asn Den 9er5og unb 6en 3sremoniens
meilt:r p. 8lumentbai psqen geleiois
gung dngeitysngt. getanntIi6 puroe
JrI. U}ilspsta i,insr3sit bsi6uloist,
Der grin8tiiin 2lmdlie gsb0rsuo:
S9mudiadtn entpenOet gu bu5en.
ZEN Yort, %. WlGr3.
Der .R. 9. Ct. g3.g. meIost ibr
gsrliHer 9orreiponosnt: 5ur ben
Jan, Oab ptr nItbprin3 Ser &o.onien"
Don i,inem j.Bigeu gojtsn oes 9oIos
niaIoirettors 3uridtreten iouts, nern
Die i6m 3ag.oahts geforNrung gum
Stddtsietrttdr iufoIge oes Wtoeritdu=
Oes Der Rsi6sta9smebrbeit Ii6 ni4t
osrpirtlihen .aB.. 1T als ntommenOer
l2dnn" biufi1 oer nationlIliberae@s.
bsime 4s1isrua9syatb Ir. qaaIhe 9ss
ndnnt porosa psIfer 5nsitsr 8i3ss
pr5ijoent oss Rsitstugs 1T uno an
Der Spite Observation-Disclosures luh osm
Centrum gsnsa.n fein pdroe. Qdai6.
Il; 1bsr au9en6.iddn itpsr trant; sr
isiost an Ritrsn6.u;unasn. 5a, isin
3uitdno III 70 sruit. o1B ser 9lihss
tag bsi3loB, sen 4b9sorbneten gas
ing ais qa1ihs's Steelloersrtisr fir
has Unit Bee Bi3tprdI0,nien gu srs
nd6I.n. Dr. paaitt 61t tiir3,ih 01s
fiiniuntfiirf}i7I's qe6.nsja6r uonen.
bet, III gtoi.Tor bsr Sta1tsniiI.ns
It1'ten an osr 1ehniitsn 6o6ihus
5u Berlin tn5 g,16rte Dem Rei5gtu1
nrsits In Sabre 1881 an. G.9snpGrs
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-03-30
Oeitcrreih lln8oru
SuoapeTt, 90. Mara.

Gs bsibt, oaB in Der gsitrig,n Som
feren5, Oie Der 8oiIex 6ran8 ,5oItp6
in Wien nit oen Mit9Iieoern bts uns
9arii6en Winiiteriums hoits, Ser 9e
i6Iub gefabt puros. Die @ableu neh
einige Monate. binaus3uidiebcn. 9ie
Re9ierung alaubt, bdnn elmer betrdhte
lihen Nisbrbeit iider su lein.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-03-30
Gbtle
Santiaao, 90. ma.

-V'TVFVV'NVI DO gVWF %
Ter prdIoent Reisco unter3ti6nete
einen @ertraq nit einem 0euti6en 6is
ran5inititut, Iout peIhem oieies Elm
0arleben oon $l2,500.C00 gum Bon
elmer Giienbahn pom glricu, Gbile, mad
2u pa5, 8olioien, pprItredt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-03-30
Lien.
Nom, 28. yl{dr3.

gfom, 28. N}dr3,
Die STerpatore Hpuano, oas Gr=
gan oes 9otitan, nioerlpridn oen gt-
bauptungen Der britifhen 3eitun9en.
odb S, pierpont Morean oon Nsp
gort Sem 9opTte Qius X bel Der ibrt
gefpdbrten QuoienS @eidente gematt
bat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-03-30

gum SroIeN 1egen ple Wrt un0 9Netle,
in Der Die lInteritiiBungen 9egen 6uns
gersuotb pertbeilt peroen.
Gper, %. Wdr3.
Der VrofeTor &usmintardoielp.
Friiber an Der gtaoemie fir &rie9ss
redt, befin0st iid unter Den pon BEN
GutsbeiiBern gu Dem Qrppin3ialIano.
tag aelpGbIten 0eleodtsn. 6err No
berti, Der eiuen prominenten 9lnt6eil
MI 0em Semitlpotonarsb in Mo9tdu
ndbn, lpuroe gei6lagen.
pultaipa %. Mdri.
Die 8duerh Der 9ouronta glahIai=
ienihdft, oie Der 6iiritin @antacu3ene,
Mutter oes 6iirIten Gdntacu3ene, Der
Sri. Gjrant. Sohter 0es 8rigaoeqenes
rails +. .. Grant in Der Ser. Staattns
9lrmee, heiratbete, aebDrt, hdben Iid]
gelpeiaert. oos Qan0 su pfliiqen uno
boben oie 2ln9eitelten oes gun0es per=
trieben. gDeitere Ruseit0runaen pers
Den befiirhtet uno 2oiattn Iino mad
Dem SdaupIab Ser llnruben eeididt
iporoen.
St. Petersburg, IS. MiGr5.
@icle TrobunQen limo acQcu oas
2ebcn OeS Iremierniiniiter9 @itte er.
boben woroeu. G5eitcrn cr6ieIt er Olr
Grobung, hdB. mcnn er nidlt binnrn
eincr @od'c aus ser Heoienm1 aus.
ihei0e, er ermor0et neroen niiroe.
5omsf. Sibirlen. IS. Wor3
9ie @cb0roen boben oo8 hieiiQt
Geninnr bis 5lun S6erbIt Qcid1loiien.
3ieie SnnolunQSrpeiic ianO gcqcr
Oen Irotclt Ser Iircftoren itatt.
SoeTo, %. Uldr3.
8erIuhe, bic @eIhdits= uno qripat
hduIer gu berauben, tommen bier tag
lid por. 0eute 0rangen 3ebn 9lndr-
fiiten in elm @roBmateriaIpaorense
iddft uno perlan9ten unter ser gln.
brobung. oaB Iie i'm Sale BET Wsiae.
runq nit 8pmben benorfen iperoeu
piiroen, BON oen Glerts $1,000. Gine
S6ieBsrei nit ReppIpsrn foI9te un>
alpei glndr6iTten purben oet00tet. Dix
9eb0r0en bdben auberaenobnlid1t
MoBregeln ergriffen, um ous Giosn=
tbum gu fdiiBen.
Sper, %. UPGr3.
6err Hobtrti, Der an Den 8erban6.
luneen oesSemitipotongre6es in Mos-
tou i'm Nppember Iebtsn Sdbres t6eils
ndbm, peruria6te teute in Ger Der
fommlung oes 9l0eIS cine SeHiation,
in0em er cine ReTolutipu einbrahte.
Die ertldrte, DAP ua6 4nIi6i beg 4oels
BON 3ner 0as fommenoe parlameni
9e3pungen iein piirpe, Sen 6oroerun
gen bes gan3en 0oItss nah3uqeben, in.
0sm es 0ie YripiIe9ien aufbebt, ole 81:
einseInen GIaNen trennt. uno Dab e
0esbdlb Die pfIiht ser Witglieber bts
Stautsrdtbes BON 3per lei, oie @Ieidl.
iteQuna 6es RanQes Der &laITen gu be-
fiirmorten. Die ReIoIutipn murnt
naf elmer itiirmil6en 0ebotte 3uriid
aepieIen, erbielt ober 2S Stimmen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-03-30
0trur1Ttdt.
Santon. o. %. g1in


Dor Ser Ct. Uldrn's Stride an 8ss
MIA Qosnue brad eiu Gsriiit 5uiams
men uno Sic bsiosn Arbtiisr Ghorlss
Gonberg uno Gsorqs Gniion itiir3.sn
cine Gtrede ppn 100 Gub b.rab.
gsioe Harden ua5 penissn UIinu'sH.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-03-30

9uder6is6 i'm 8atttan.
sSn Der 9atitdniIden gi6li9ibtt su
Rom fpurM Elm iunqsr Uiener 6iToris
fer PdmenB Gumanet BON einrm Der
gibliotbetsoiener bsobd6tet, nGbreu6
er Elm Bud unter Dem lleber3ieber psrs
barq. 2tls Der berbeiqcrufene 0ors
ite6er 0er 9i6tiot6et fi6 Gdmoret
ndberts, I'm i'm III beFra1en, itd,te oies
fer oa8 Bud raid fdGen 3u IaiIsn Der
36dter nur0e nun BON 6cn pdpitIiher
genoarmen Der itdlicniihen 9oli3ei
iibsrfieFert un6 ms llnteriuhunos1e-
Fdngnib de6ra6t. Tas 0fterrei6iftc
biitoriFdt '{nitihit In Pom. osiIsr glit.
1Iieb Gdmanet mar bat ihn ioiort ouf
teleorap6iIfe 2lnoronur1 Der 6ters
reihiten 8saisuln9 aus1sibloFer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-03-30

7eutf6er ais frdn3Ds
ftf6er QenftonGr. Gine iGhr
lichs Renis ron 500 Wart bat Ole fran
3oTfhe 8t1isrune iiin9ftbiu tiusm
Ginmohu.r ron 3nidou, Gdfisn, aus
qeisBt. Der. uahoem er am 9rieos oou
1901 tseil9enommsu bate, In oie
frans0Iifte Standardization ein1ttretsn
mar uno in Gldier I'm 0ampfe qeoer
Sic aobhlen 3pei SdiiTs ir'S rs6t'
9sin er1alteu bate.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-03-30

Man nimmt an. ooB elm gepiTe
Ricslo 3emtri, Elm griehiher pries
iter. Der 2lnfiihrer Ser M1roerbanoe
mar. ~,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-03-30
Nnrt Snin. % q

Bort Sui0, % Mdr3.
Die ameriianiiteu &reu3er Shat
tanoo9a" /" unO ,.8aIptiton" fu6reu nab
Colombo duf GeDlun ab
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-03-30
Otutf d Ian 5.
Berlin. %. 9lDdra

FNF'FFf ~ @@FEEN O
Der Ober6iirgermeiiter pon Berlin
bat sinen 2lufruf gu SammIun8en fir
cine gbrengabe fir bic helOenmiitbi.
gen 9er9teutt Don 6srne an0 @eIien
tirhsn sriaHen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-03-30
Berlin. %. p}Gra.

Der 9rofeiTor Der Bbiloiopbie 2(iois
Brandt BON Der bieiigen llniperiitdt
niro auf beionoere Ginla0ung mad
PbilaoeIpbia abreiIen, I'm Der oortis
1en 6rantLinsiSeisr be.8upohnsn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-03-30

Die biefigsn Sauern bdben repoltirt
sum BroteIi 5egen bic Nrt uno Weiie.
in Der Die llnteritiiBlngen 9e9en 6uns
gersuotb pertbeilt peroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-03-30

Die ,,tIoreItern"- "-5ettun-
gen taben eie Geieticbte
pom ga Groiie niebt nur
mitIcbreiben ieneern nit
mac9eu belTen.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-31

The tax books for Wilmington have
mot yet been completed SO it cannot De
bold accurately what the increase in
the property valuation will be but it
is said that it will hardly exceed $780,
900. In Durham the increase
during the past year was something
over one and a quarter million dollars,
more than a million greater than the
lefty of Wilmington and still it is said
that no town in the state of North
carolina has gone forword more rapid
Ily in every line than this city. The
total valuation of property in this city
as compared to Durham is far 'es3
and in fact several North Carolina
towns are ahead of this, the wealthie.-
city in the state. 1t has not been A
great while since an investigation was
made by the county commissioners
in Durham county to see how some If
her wealthy citizens were listing h If
property.
In speaking of what the probable in
crease would be, a well informed man
several days ago expressed himself
Ias being of the opinion that the III
crease in valuation in Wilmington
would not be less than one million dol
liars. 1t will probably be the frs, OF
September before the tax books ar
completed.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-31

Miss Kate Love Becomes the bride OF
Mr.. W. j. Miller.

At $50 yesterday afternoon a. the
residence Of Mr.. E Cayenaugh, on
North Fourth street, Miss Kate Love,
.idaughter of Mr.. John Love and a
Iniece of Dr.. W. j. Love, and Mr.. u. J.
Miller were united III marriage, the
ceremony having been performed by
Rev. n. NJ. Watson, pastor Of Grace
NJ. z. church.
The wedding march was rendered by
Miss Cha5ten. It was a very quiet
wedding and only a .ew of the rela-
jcives and intimate friends of the con-
tracing parties were in attendance.
The BRIDE is a poular young wCman
ICf this city and she has a wide circle
of friends who wish her much haDpi-
ness. Mr.. Miller is q popular salesman
of the Armour Packing company and
has made q number of friends n Will
.mington during his two years resi-
.dence here. He formerly lived in the
state OF Texas. Mr.. Miller and Mrs.
Miller will spend their honeymoon
at the barrymore hotel, CT WTight5-
Vile Beach.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-31
FUNERAL OF MIR. STROUPE
Remains Laid to Rest in the IOTavian
Cemetery at Salem

The Winston Journal N speaking
iof the late Mr.. John f. StrOupe has
the following:
The deceased was a quiet, unassum-
ing young nan and vas held IN high
esteem by his many friends, both here
and at Wilmington
The remains Of Mr.. Stroupe arrived
here this morning and We're taken to
lthe home Of n parents, NJ. Il Ms.
2. a. StrOupe, on Laurel avenue, West
iSalem, where the funeral was held
ithis afternoon at $50 o'clock, con
jduCted by Rev. J. II. CleWell. assisted
,nv Rev. Mr.. Stemple. The interment
was in the Salem graveyard.
The pallbearers were Ernest Pfohl,
Clarence CleWell, Robert Kern, Fred
Brewer. Charlie Hylton and -ohn
'SchOtt."
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-31

the coa=icts were required to thor
oughly battle once a week and put on
ctean clothing.
The reported 10 sickness in camp.
We also examined the stables and
stock. which VIZ found in good eondi-
ton and we'll kept; would state In
iris connection that We think IL Jaws
able 70 have the machinery. consisting
CT engine and wagons, kept under Gov
= WHEN not in use.
Observation-Disclosures ana Guar-
dials-We Lave examined q BOOKS
OF the COUNT clerk as TO reports OF
trustees. administrators and guardians
and find every thing in perfect shape.
and that all trustees. administrators
and guardians have furnished good and
sufficient bonds and have made the
re-Is- -a1o-ts to said clerk. according
{ law.
= R.efornatory.-We respectfully
represent that our county is becoming
infested with a large number C -c1rs
Iaw-breakers. As yet they a-e Ho-
50 numerous as TO be beyond c1ntro..
but We fear every ye-r th7% w.li n
crease f there is not so-2 restraint
AID tie numbers will increase that
= courts and jails Will be t!lled with
these YOUNG criminals. We therefore,
respectfully request that or county
axe some action looking 20 an imme~
date establishment Of = refornatory,
thus saving L peeps from Al evil
witch cen be removed only through
ne Influences Cf q we'll regulated re
f~c-uatCr-.
Nuisaucas We would recommend
that the county health Officers .1Tes-
ricare a. Clce a.: Complaints made as
. hog-pens. and all premises where
stanccas are produced so much "a =
make these places ~unbearable TO the
citizens living il that vicinity; max
ing in az respects a nuisance when
should be removed.
Be it unanimously resolved By the
grand jury of the July term, 1906. OF the
superior court of New Hanover county,
that the efficient. strenuous ana CIV
0rous methods of Judge E. B. Jones,
Solicitor Rudolph Duffy, Il ali OIL
GERS of the court, in dispensing business
and trying cases. are highly commend
able aud should be appreciated by the
people 8 large.
Peeoactfullr submitted.
:. 7. GREASY. W. J. WOOD" AID
SECRETARY. Foreman
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-31
The Right to SnOrC.

The right TO snOre is one Of the in
a%Iineable rights of humanity. Prob
ably the only material omission oc-
curing in the immortal declaration
of independence was the leaving out
this distinct claim when other rights
were being pressed. The snore is a
physical necessity in the proper ana
measured repose of by far the larger
part Of those who so proudly call them
selves the noble lords Of creation. 1t
is said that even the ladies-but perish
the thought,
Anyway 4 man ought to be allowed
10 snOre. and sink into blissful re-
pose with the happy reinsurance that
he may wander in his dreams Ger en-
chanting hills and through pleasant
valleys. snoring if need be, with no
one TO modest him or make him afraid.
We therefore agree with the Asle-
willie Citizen that his fellow out in
iOWensborO, Ky, did not get a square
deal.
sam Houston was fined $40 and
costs in police court yesterday for tax
ing 4 shot at a practical joker. The
warm weather drove Houston to pitch
his tent in his yard, and he was sleep
ing near a front fence with his mouth
open. 4 paSserby saw him and dump
ed a handful of sand in his face. much
of II striking the yawning abyss. Hous-
ton grabbed a pistol and fired a. the
fleeing joker. but missed
Says the Citizen:
1T IS getting pretty bad when a
gentleman cannot lie down in the
street or in his own yard and snO-e
comfortably without some rascal pour
ing sand in his mouth. and then If he
takes a shot at the joker he is hauled
before Il little constable court and
made to pay good money. It is not
believed that the local courts would be
severe on a man who had sand dumped
into his mouth"
Don't know now this would be in
the dispensation of justice in this neck
of the woods, but anyway. lets have
a law passed: don't take any chances
iKinston Free Press.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-31

SATURDAY.. .Iuiy IS.

saturday, July IS.
CNT-0<-Nouinal.
REGENTS of cotton today-55 bales.
Receipts this season TO date
335.4S9 bales.
Receipts last season to same date
s5s.500 bales.
NAVAL STORES
OF TURPENTiNE-
Firm 56a-
ROSIS-S3.55.
TAR-r.rm $500.
CRUDE TURPENTISE = Firm
hard. sa.-5: dip. $3.50: virgin. $3.50.
RECEIPTS TODAY.
100 casks spirits turpenttne-
5se barrels rosir-
- barrels tar.
ei2 barrels crude t~urpentine.
.;ECF!pTs SAME DAY LAST YEAR
ISa casks spirits turpenune.
So barrels rosIn.
- barrels tar.
us barrels crude turpentine.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-31

Liverpool. July est p. m. Closing
cotton spot quiet: prices ! point high
CT: American middling fair 6.54: good
middling s.26; middling sos. Iow mid
ding SIS; good ordinary 5.s2: ordi-
nary 5-3S- The sales OF the day were
$4,000 bales. OF which 100 were for
speculation and export and included
300 American. Receipts 5000 bales,
including $500 American. Futures
opened quiet and steady and closed
quiet. July SIS; July and August s.
IS: August and September SIS TO s.
ss; October and November SIS; Mo-
sember and December SIS to SIS:
december and January SIS to 5.5s
January and February $50: February
and March SIS. March n April $50:
Aprii and May 5-sI: May and June
$50.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-31

8 TTEt-cSC.
:C.JFFEE-a.. = Iti.c.
rLDCR-Stra.ghLs $4.-5 10 40
second patents s4.-5: full patents IS
- - s5-5S.
sALT-prices car load lots, 100 lbs,
{. E. sac. zoo lbs. {. E soc; zoo los
z. T s.. less than 4 load lots. Ice
lbs. {. T. 2Sc; zoo lbs. c. z. in cotton
sacks .Ic: zoo lbs. F. (. csc.
MOLASSE>-S. House l6c. New
Orleans br.ghts &c: Porto RICO 81 10
35c: Cuba csc.
SCGAR-Granulated $40; ". c y.
No. ; $4.3O; No. : S+.45: No. 9 Si.l9:
Ne. i st.r0.
LARD Tierce baeisr pure 2: com
CORN--No. . white - and 15; No,
. mixed i 10 sc.
tHIS-No. f. mixed - TO As: white
seed oats soc.
HAY--No | Timothy SEQ.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-31

New York. July 2&.-Total today.
at all ports. exports TO france $50
bales.
Consolidated. at all ports. Net re-
ceipts 5.311 bales: Exports TO Great
Britain STA bales; export to the Con
tinent $50 bales.
Total since September 1st. at all
ports, Net receipts 7,764.364 bales; ~
ports to Great Britain 3. 816,041 bales:
exports, TO France 115,91O bales; ex-
ports to the Continent 2~,641,846 bales
exports to Japan 1l8,2SS bales; exports
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-31
RECEIPTS OF COTTON.

New York. July Z8.-Receipts at the
ports today Ash bales. against 3.58S
last week and $500 last year. For
the week 10000 bales, against 29,561
last week n 1850 last year. To-
days receipts at New Orleans 934 bales
against 2.040 last year. and at Houston
1.154 bales against 3,426 last year.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-31
Nearly $50 Cases Disposed Of
in Five Days.
4 BUSY WEEK IN COURT
ShOCkIey Murder Case is the Only
One to be Tried.

terday Not to Take L~awyear'- Bonds
for Clicnt>-Case in Which Ed
Reads and Caesar Bullock are
Charged With Burglary Was Con-
tinucd Until the Next Tcr,n-NO
Danger Of Docket Not Being Clear
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-31

l12 months on roads; Oscar Joseph, ,
Iyears on roads.
VIM. Zimmerman, retailing; con-
!tinued.
A. Pollock and Isaac Pollock, assault
with a deadly weapon; verdict not
guilty.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-31

sIr. Walter Sprunt has gone to Dav-
idson, where he will join a party
which will shortly leave for a tour Of
Canada and the northern states, the
trip to take about six weeks time.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-31
CLOSING OF II

New York, July 28.0Cotton: Spot
quiet; middling uplands 1920: mid
ding gulf Ills: sales l.0lT. Futures
closed steady. Prices ranged as follows:
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PEANUTS-North Carolina prime
Use; extra prime 50 10 S5c: fancy sOc:
Virginia prime 55c: fancy 75c-
nv. 49, ~ ES-Sl.5O.
FIELD PEAS-s1.25.
BEESNAX--tc.
EGGS-17 to 1Sc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 50 to 40; springs
l5 to 80.
SWEET POTATOES-70c to sI.oo.
y. g. BACON-Eams (old) IS to l6.
shoulders y to 13c: sides y TO 13c.
SHINGLES-Per 1000: 5-inch sars
$500: 5-lnch heats $500: 6-lich sap
$2.U0: 6-iuCh hearts $500
TIMBER:-
Per N Extra milling..sS 80 to $40 %
Mill PRIME. ... ~ =,
Mill fair 90 to s 90
Common mill 5 30 70 3V
LOGS-Select $500: No. l $500
knOtty $3.50.
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1t is Said That Increase i'm Wilmington
Over Previous Year VIII Not Exceed
$500. OOO-In Durham the Increase
Was One and a Quarter Million Dol
fa~s
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Mr.. Geo D. 70,
of Charlotte, ""
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MONEY MARKET.
New York. July cs.-Aoney on call
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1906-03-22
KOdO1.
Dyspepsia Cure

digssts what you eat, tekes the strain Oh
Of the heart, and contributes n~ourishment
strength and health Is every organ Of the
body. Cures Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Sour
Stomach. Inflammation Of the mucous
membranes lining the Stomach and Dirss-
i've Tract Nervous Dyspepsia and cstazrh
Of the Stomach
xfaT eating, my food would distress me b. maktns
my heart palpitats and ] would heeoms YerY WsaE
finally | got Q bottle Of Kodol and Il rave me in,1ne-
0Aeo redez. After asfn9 q few bottles / an cured.
kR2. l0ElN0 NICHOLS, Perm Yam n, 4.
lhad stomach trouble ami was hi a Tad state a. I
oaEo tox about Se9r Ronths and IL cured ma.
d KAURLK Nevada. q
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1906-03-22
CAUSE FOR HAPPINESS.

Of course there is dishonesty in
the world. There r. bad lawyers,
erring ministers, matchmaking
newspapers, cheating tradesmen,
swlndling insurance expe is, bank
Wreckers, fnanciers, fee-piling ply
sicians and other sinners. But on
this same old earth there is still to
be found and enjoyed all the hap
piness that it is in the nature of man
to assimilate, crookedness, hypro-
crisy, petty cheating and so forth
following are exceptions. The worlds
average in all that spurs the aspir-
ing soul to hopefulne5s and confines
one'5 faith in human nature is large
enough to convict pe5simism of will
full misrepresentation and false pre-
tense. If the cost of living has null
tiplied, so have the means to meet
it. II the men, women and children
suffering from poor digestion, no ap-
petite and a general run down con-
stitution, pale as death itself, almost
lift up to us in pititul appeal their
hunger-haunted faces for restoration;
have seen-We do see-We know
that their appeal is not in vain. Di-
gesto has done it. Digesto is doing
it and Digesto Will do it. There is
evidence that treasures a
permanent cure and leaves no linger-
ing doubt. soc and $1.OJ per bottle.
1t days to trade at
3 THE PALACE DRUG STORE.