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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-03
Maerlet fleiae 9speinem.


2. Sftober.
= Or. 6errer, Der cubantf&e Sc.
fanote tn paris, bat Ssrrn 8aft feline
@sfgnation sussfelt.
- Ni&t tueniger aIs "a. 600, 900
oaisnfele tuerben idbrIi9 bon Aufra.
lien nod fremben 2dnbsrn berfanbt.
= Der @emsinberatb pom Stuttgart
bat ben pbiIoiOpben prof.Kor gbuarb
Seller gum gbrenbtrser Der etabt er.
uablt.
- albert 5. Nbams, Der betannte
"epislerf6nis" bon Seem gort, ma9te
isinem 2eben bur9 einsn tuobIge3ieltsn
S&ub Elm gnbe.
- @roBbritannten urb Rublanb
b%efiru0rten nod elmer In @om etnaes
troHensn 0a9ri&t BITE balbige grbT-
nung Der Griebenseonfersn3 i'm Saag.
= 3uei paHasier3tss Der Slinois
%@entralbabn folioirtsn beute Na6mit-
tag In Der Ndte bon Wurpbpsboro, Sa.,
unb sebn psrionsrt tuurbsn f9uer Der.
lebt.
- Wdbrenb beuts Wbenb ein Wob
bas 8efdnsnib in Mobile, slIa.. on.
grill. tpuroe eth Spe3ial.p oii3if &c.
t6btet unb alderman u. g. 2pons
f9wer beruunoet.
- Nus gubapef berIautst, bic I'M.
sarii&e &esteruns babe fur elm Sabr
bic auffenuHg Der 6onpsb.a rtinsrts
aufgei&oben, Tim bic Mebrtofen unb
BITE @ra6bung Der 3abl Der Rstrutsu
3u bernteiben.
- SIN Samar Alea3ar auf ben Clip.
fseii&en 5elbsrn tn paris finbet aussrl.
bIidli& cine Ausfelung bon gsesr,.
fdnoen unb gan3ert Mustattunqen, bic
gum amtiiement fur 2inber erfunbsn
tuorben Rnb, ffatt.
- Das Sttpenbium Der Bottom
Nemsbops Union, tpeI9es ben gmpfdn.
ger In ben Stanb iebt, an Der 6arbarb.
uniperftdt einen Stubisnturfus bur9.
suma&en. III benz 1~7.idbrissn Mspsr
6eler berliebsn morbsn.
- Die poIi3ei In DatatarinosIam,
&ublanb, uurbe bsuts bon elmer gro.
Zen ganbe iunser bepaHnster Rspolus
tiondre an9sgrifen. grf na9bsm
piele Der ansreifer getbOtet uno Der.
uunoet tparen. Hoben bic anbsren.
= albsrt @rep aus Netp gort tber.
fubr auf elmer au%tomobiltour Bel
W%ontmorenep In Der Ndbs bon paris
sinsn italienii9en Rnabsn. Der usbsr.
fabrene tuurbe In bsbentlidsm 3ufanbe
in sin 6oipttal gebradt. 9err @rsp
tuirb CUR @erantwortung eesosen
tperben.
- Der befannte Nrmees Muf It, nfpi,
3ient profeRor @ufab &obbers In
Berlin begebt am 4. Ottober bic 5eier
isines g%oIbenen 9ienfiubiIdums.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-03
Durdf DIE 8l1tfftp.

9 (oer bereits burd mebrere
@eIGnse Die 9dfte selanspetlt bait:
.SSest perbe i9 nod elm 2ieb fingen
rnb Damn mad 9aus geben!"-
s. q e: rgntf9uloisen sic, legen
Sic groben Dertb auf Die ReibenfoIge
Shres Yroaramms2"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-03
Oberf Mrtbur Wurrap, d

= OberR Mrtbur Wurrap. amti-
rsnosr @bsf Der NrtiQerie, tuurbe beute
tn 20 afbtnston, .. g., gum Brigade.
General unb gum gbsf Der Mrtiqerie
aIs Na&fotser bes tn ben Sutherland
tretenben General g. Or. MtQs e..
i1annt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-03
2irniteb.

. 2imiteb.
Der 8us um 11:30 gbenSs Der Snbiana'
sssss- 2OsanspOrt IDiuifiOn seat mad gera
suftatt 2~csansport.
Reue ipesiele 8ebienuns mad st. Babne.
- 8ase uerIafen indianapolis UNI 700 unb
Il:oO nbr gormittass unb:: 800 unb TOO
MIR Ra@mittass, MAIDEN bic Sabrt mad
1t. @apns IN A stunbsn unb 40 Rtnuten.
8sasr 8us Rarion SIper = gerIdst
Rarion 7:55 gormittass unb 1:55 gsa@'
nittass gerIdbt indianapolis Hoo scr'
nittass unb 800 Ra@mittass; bdIt bios IN
unberion unb MIeranbria an.
anf&Iiebenbe 2inien errei9en Daptox,
ptio, St. Bapne, SuntinstOn. @abaib.
aafontaine, Stpab3ee, Sreentotpu, Sartforb
Sitp, Rentpeaier, 8luftcn, 8in&efer.
xnion Gits, @reenniae, D., unb 8pti4en'
kationen.
Bra@t' unb BaHasier'Offee Termtna
RartainrHer. 9eIepbon I 175.
JnotanappIts & Gafern.
xtmtteb 8iige fur. Ri9uono unb allen
Yuniten IN Dbio, tueI4e ~perbunben ftnb NIT
aeftrii9en 2inien. bum 8:1O unb lilo gcr'
ntttass, 2:10 unb 5:10 Na4mittass unS
ssl0 abenbs. 2oeaIe 9ise fiir Ri&nonS
nab Spii9enfationen pom 500 r19r gor'
Htttass an unb bann iebe Stunbe, ausse'
nou,men bic 2imiteb Seit, Bis 800 Mbenbs
Goo rbr Abenbs aasseIaHen). Better 8us
aa@ Greenfield urn 11:30 r5r 9benbs.
SnotanappIts & Wartinsnile.
Grfe ROrssnsgar I'M 5:10 r9r Rorsens.
Dann pom 500 nbr @orsens iebe stanbs
Do 900 ubr Gbenbs.
Abenb Gars berlafen bic Snterurbar
station Inn 1000, 11:30 unb 11:50 Gbenbs'
9ie 1000 unb 11:50 Gars fabren nut BIG
Rooresptue.
JnsianapoliS Goal Sratttoa so.
Sase Iaufen ftinbIi9 BON SnbianapoIts
Ra9 BIairfieIb pom 800 lbr Ncrsens BIZ
Hoo nbr abenbs /; aussenortmen bic Stun'
Zen 800 unb 1000 1br Mbenbs.
Snoianapolis & Nprtbmefern.
Hise Iaufen ftinSIi9 pon 500 ubr Rcri
gems Bis 900 nbr Gbenbs. Gni9Iub II
2ebanor fir Tborntprun unbi Grawforbspiae
Der 8us um 1000 nbr aberbs fdbrt bIoi
bis nod 2ebanon.
Der 3us UNI 11:30 nbr Gbenbs fdbrt bis
na4 Srantfcrt, Ani4Iub In 2ebanon FIJI
gratpforbspiue; berielbe fdbrt IN Der Conn
tag Ra4t Bios Bis nod 2afasette.
2imitsb Sase fir 2afasette fabren ab I'm
$40 unb lilo nbr ROrsens, unb 2:l0
5:10 Ha9mittass unb ITO Gbenbs. 50
eramforSspius I'M 1o:45 gormittass I'M
&:25 Ra4mittass.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-03
S6nemarf.
Sdnt9es parIamente T.
bfffnet.

2openba9en 2. DIT. 6eute
uurbe bas bdnii8e parliament bur@
R6nis Grisbri& er6Hnet. Sn fsiner
8brOnrebe begladwinf&te Der a6nig
bas 2anb 3u Der alsemeinet proiperi'
tdt. BITE man tberau bemerte, unb er'
fldrte bann, bab Ct bic abR4t babe,
bie 6srri9er Der peri4ieoensn 2dnber
3a bsiu&en, um bie We3iebunssn Sdne'
r1arfs 3u ben sin3elnen 2dnbern guro'
pas inniger 3u geifalten. Der 2onig
iagts. bob bic @hni&e Der 5sldnber
betreffs elmer i1susr QonRitution CUR
paRsnben 3sit 8sridf&tigung fnbsn
iutirben. Der gr6fnung bes parla'
ments uobn.en auBer benz R6nig bon
8rie9snIanb unb Der @3arin Wittue
bon @ubIanb nteIe anbere Witglieber
Der ibnieli&en GamiIte BET.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-03
&er H~antpteIheI0.

rTirGten Sic Getpitter I'M 6reieu.
Serr 9uber9" rIein, i4 fir4te fs
Bios al 9aufe!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-03
@r=@rditbent
Yalnla iebt DOlles Sertraaen lit bic @anblnngsweiie
br &er. St0ate1.

3uei Miniaer idner perkbt. - @ulfan in Shdtsfet. - 9odere Siseiplin.-
Seutider NPaine. 9eutnant as Spon b%erbaet. - SGniaes
garlament rDHnst. = Sir Seer unb 6de. - Ypt
nHde Jrage in ben Sfuarfen. - ltuterof.
fber as gerrGtber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-03
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Gag berlief bier %pollfdnbis rubig unb
an9 aus allen proDir3e1 Der Smell
lpirb baKslbe semsIoet. DDS bsutigs
SauptsrsigniB mar bic Mbretfe bss er'
prdHbenisn paIma unb ieiner Gamilte
bon BIER nod Watanaas, bic In einem
S~psaial3uge erfolgte. Die ndbersn
5reunbe unb feline frtibsren btberer
battsn R& CUR gerabf4itoung
TN gabnbofe sinssfunoen uno fagten
9ebetuohl. Ills Der 3ug F4 tn
fsbts, trat st : prdFbent
auf bic bintere plattform let
mes Wassuns, Iifiste ben Out unb
iasts: .Suf a8ieberieben!", nobel ibm
bic SbrGnen BITE Baden binunterliefen.
bat ale feline Anbdnger bena4'
bob CT bodies gertrauen In bic
6anblunaspsiis Der Der. Staaien febe.
ane ermabnte ~bisislben, Schulz 3u boz
ben unb bie alnoronunsen bes 6errr
81 befolgen.
Spanien.
3mei W intfer lower
PEERLESS /.
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Naparro Rspertsr, 5tnanBminifer, nnb
Senior a~lbarabo, Marineminifer, muir.
ben BET einem Automobile unfaQe iebr
i9tper berIebt. Die beibsn Wintfer
fubrsu In BsglsitunQ zines a~biutanten
unb bes Steuerers nod benz S9IoHe
bss 26nigs I!fonio, nit ben, he tonfs'
rirs1 MOLTEN. uusefdbr auet Weilen
bon bier f9lus bas AUTOMOBILE UNI uno
BITE beiberl Winifsr famerl unter oas.
ielbe 80 liegsn. Der Noiutant urlb Der
Stsuersr, bie aus benz @efdbrt 9ef4Ieu'
bert parben, boben tntsr arobsl I'm.
Rrensunssr, bas AutumObil auf uno
befreiten Ste Minifsr aus ibrsr ssfdbrs
Ii9sn Gage. Senor aparabo bat eine
ti,fs aOpfwuube unb @aparro &ebsrter
bisls Queti9wunben ON ganaen 26r'
per erhalten.
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WuItanin 8 bdttgtett t.
SututIa, 2. DIT. Die gruptto.
men bes BuIfans auf Der Snisl Sapaii
perRdrtsrist R9 beuts bebeutenb unh
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gan3e Snisl. Die Wdlbsr Fnb faf
gdn3li9 bsrnidtst unb GROCER S9aben
on gissntbum murbe beruria8t. Die
gspOhner Ha9tsn R8 nod ben bena9'
bartsn SnfeIn unb IaHeu ibr Dab unb
@ut auf Der ben, gdn3li9en 0erberbsn
ssusibtsn Snfel Sawati surtd.
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5dls bon Iodersr 9iseiplin birftsn II
2hr3s bts WiIitdrssri9ts au sntf9siosr
babsn. Sn Sort Wc2tnlsp 3. g.. BE-
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tion, unb bieier tuisbsrum isi1en @or,
gsfsbten bss ungesiemenben umeanse!
NIT Der Satin zines Solbaten. 81
Off3iere nebn1el partet unb @egen'
partst, unb bic Ierbanolunge1 barfter
su ft~aubal6isn Saenen fhhren.
Marpffp.
9eut9erW artnes2 cut
nantaIsS ptonber.
baftet.
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Der stabt Mlsisr betm 2ap WatifOi
tpurbs gsferrt ein 2eutnant bes beut
fden S9ulfdiHes r@barIotte". bas In
6afsn bon Hlgier Dor antsr lag, Der
baftet. Der 2eutnant, Der bie 3lei
buns zines &abfabrers trua. ioG I'D
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men aussetunbi9aftet babsn. Wad
Aufnabnte zines protutoas tpurbs be
Osf3ier tuieber entlaRen, bod berffdn
hiofen hip NphKYAen INN NfnipY No,
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-17
WILMNIGTON'S HOSPITAL
Certain improvements Needed but
Board of Managers Have No Money.
prepared for The Messenger.) :

ICDdlcu - IL SlC15ChSC1-t
Wilmington, n. c., July Is.
When the late James Walker caused
the present hospital building TO be
erected, it was thought to be OF suiti-
cient size 10 answer all demands for
several decades. 1t had NOT been in ex-
lstence but a few years until t was
discovered that it was too small to
meet the demands upon it One of the
board Of managers generously donated
sufficient money to build an annex to
better accommodate the nurses and to
relieve the main building. of cOngested
condition. We are again confronted
with a want that seems a necessity; 1t
IS important to have more toilet ac-
commOdations and there is a great
need for a porch to the charity ward,
so that convalescents can get outside to
the air and receive in this particular.
same benefits as pay patients. These
poor afflicted beings. without money
or influential friends, while carefully
tended and a~lleviated. need in their
feeble condition to have access TO the
open air, for the better to gain strength.
IL dItCilCt | tIltII cure. ucS ny
peal to the charitable of this ocmmuni-
ty and TO the best instincts of our hu-
man nature to assist in obtaining this
great want. What more appeals to any
heart than the poor and sick and
friendless. The Master announced that
the Poor We have with us alway,
that we may do them good" and The
sick might be classed with them. e.
tainly il is incumbent to care =
them, and when the Great Teacher said
I was sick and We visited me-" giving
this as a reason for a righteous reward.
He put His sanction on the charity and
impressed a lesson for us all to study
To obtain these desirable improve
mentS will require about a thousand
dollars. The board Of managers haze
no funds in hand TO do the work, and
the monthly donations from city and
county barely meet the expenses, and
requires economy to do that.
Several members of the board of
managers, knowing the necessity, have
agreed TO furnish a part of the money.
and 0 We appeal 10 the generous and
charitable disposed citizens OF this
community to supply the deficit. Contri-
buttons in any amount will be thank
fully received and can be sent n hand
ed to either of the committee as NAM
ed below. We feel confident that our
appeal will not be in vain. as the use
fulness Of the hospital in this com
cunity is fully recognized and the SYM
pthies of our people are with the
sick, destitute ones, in whose benalf
We ask this assistance. The good Ia
dies Of u towR areaiding in other
mattes-the board of managers give
both their time and money. and will
You not make a little sacrifice To help
them carry out this laudable and neces-
sary arrangement. We ask you 10
consider this as a personal appeal.
Respectfully submitted.
WALTER G.. MsRAE.
President.
SAMUEL BEAR,
GEO. r. FRENCH, secretary.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-17
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION
A Large Gathering Expected-Huft in
Planning Mili-Raleigh and South
port Schedule.
Especial to The Messenger.)

Fayetteville, July 14.-There is some
conjecture as to why Brunswick, be-
ing a neighbor of New Hanover. voted
in the meeting Of the district executive
committee for Fayetteille as the place
for holding the democratic congress
siOnaI convention over Wilmington, and
the other hand why Baden, being IN
on the other hand why Bladea, being in
for Wilmington. IN the first case,
it is probable that Brunswick has a
knife up it's sleeve il the second
case it is likely thai the Bladen dele
gates preferred a long trip down the
river, with a good schedule, to a short
"trip up the river, with an incOnvenieat
schedule. AS there are three Canil-
dates touching elbows in this part Of
the district. the probabilities are that
the convention will be very large,
Cumberland having elected 230 dele
gates, Robson as many if not more,
and Harnett having let down the bars,
and Sent every democrat in the county
as a delegate. Mr.. Q. K. Nimocks, the
Cumberland member Of the district ex-
ecutiye committee, assisted by ZtherS,
is already getting the immense arm
DRY in readiness for the convention,
where everything will be arranged for
the comfort and convenience Of the
delegates. The Western Union Te!e-
graph company will Il a special wire
into the hall, for the service Of tie
newspaper men and others wishing 70
send of the proceedings and the re-
suit. It is predicted that the COuven-
ton of July Goth will rival, IN the
strenuousness of the fight and the du-
ration Of its session. the famous con-
vention of 1902, in which the can
didates we're John D. Bellany. II New
Hanover, J. A. Brown. Of Columbus. E
J. Hale. of Cumberland, and G.. 3. Pat
terson, Of Robson, the latter securing
the nomination on the SO ballot Or
that stormy and dramatic assemb'ase
of Cape Fear democracy the tempo
rary chairman was c. c. Lyon, OF
Bladen county. now nominee for judge
of the seventh judicial district. and the
permanent chairman was J. H. Myro-
yer, of Cumberland.
Mr.. J. A. Mills, president OF the Raj
eigh and Southport railroad, has AS
sured the joint committee Of the cham
Der of commerce and the Retail Mer-
chants Association that Fayetteville
will have liberal treatment in the ar
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-17

By far the largest crowd Of the sea-
son TO visit Wrightsville Beach will
arrive today over the Seaboard Air
Line. Two Pullmaus viii come from
Atlanta and one from Wlnder. Ga
Never before this season have Pull
nan run through to the beach and
mans runs through from Atlanta AM
Il are Of visitors has come through
from Georgia. The hotels are indeed
taxed 10 their utmost to accommodate
the enormous crowd xnd If the hotel
facilities were greater there would be
even & larger crowd. All the thing
that keeps W~rightsyilie Beach from
being the most largely ATTENDED re-
sort in the entire south, either seaside
of mountain is the lack of hotel IA
cllities. It is true that there ar now
W large hotels not to speak Of sew
eral smaller ones but they have prov
en- inadequate to accommodate the
crowd. The weather this summer
has been anything but pleasant and
not especially calculated. 50 it would
seem, to make Il want 10 be on the
seashore but it does no seem 20
effect the patronage in the least. This
but shows the possibilities OF the beach
if it had hotels that could cOmDare
to those at some of the northern re-
sorts.
City Ticket Agent Rose, of the Sea-
board Air Line says the crowd that
came in on the 1915 train yesterday ID
spend Sunday on the beach was the
largest of the season, seventv-five
passengers going direct to the beach.
The following were a few Of the Il
rivals at the SeashOre hotel yester-
day:
R. &. Balington. C~astonia: @. X.
Mccall, Bennettsville, S. c.: W. L.
Marshall, Wadesboco, n. c.: J. c.
Braswell, Rocky Mount; Jos. B. Ram
sey, Rocky Mount: c.. H. Adams,
Macon, Ca; Mrs. Robert A. Hancock
and son, Atlanta, Ga; Mrs. AlOnzo
Richardson, Miss Brewster, Miss Will
lingham, Mr.. Brewster, College Park,
Ga; Mrs. J. T. Little, Miss Jennie
B. Brent, W~adesborO; Misses Sarah
and Margret Brown, Miss Polly Blue,
Providence, R. T.; 3. r. Gasque and
wife. Marion, S. c.; 4. +. Ioungblood,
Nashville, Tenn; A. H. Slocomb, Fay
etteville. n. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. Watt
Martin. Mr.. Watt Martin, Jr., Win
ston-Salem; Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. John
son, Rockingham: r. 4. Farley, Bal
timore: Alex. F. Ried, Jr., New York;
JOS. A. Barney, Detroit: Dr.. Chas.
smithson. Rocky Mount; Mr.. and Mrs.
George Switzerland. GoIdsboro; Mrs.
J. B. Gerken. Baltimore: Mrs. B. Good
rich. Norfolk, Va; Nj. James L. Orr,
Mr.. G. P. Hammitt. Mr.. P. Orr, and
Mr.. c. r. Moore, Greenville, S. c.;
B. F. Montague and family, Raleigh,
Miss Fryer and Miss leighton, At
lanta, Ga; H. E. Wells and son, Co
lumbia, S. c.: F. II. Weathers and
wife, Raleigh; F. E. Springs, Washing
ton. N. C..
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-17

rangement OF schedules on his road IN
a short time there will De three pas
senger trains running between this city
and Raleigh.
Ben Lanier, coiored. an employe a.
Bullerd's planning mill, had his hand
badly mangled n the machinery veg
terday afternoon. and was carried 10
the Cochran Annex Of the Highsmitn
hospital for treatment.
The Pemserton house, or Hay street.
recently purchased by the Raleigh and
Southport railroad, has been moved
twenty feet or more nearer he street,
and will be temporarily used for the
offices and station Of the road.
DR.. 3. J. Willingham, graduate Of The
Virginia Medical college, and for 4 time
resident physician OF the Shelteriag
Arms hospital in Richmond. will 10
cate at Hope Mills. seven miles south
Of here, for the practice OF his pro-
fession. He is now in this city. he
guest Of Rev. DR.. J. J. Hall. Tasco. OF
the First Baptist church.
The board Of public works met last
evening 10 pass upon the enlarged cleo
trio light plant, now pronounced I'm
ished. It's consulting engineer vas
present . as well a. 2 representative OF
the Westinghouse Electrical COMPANY
The board declined 10 receive h plant
until certain Improvements were made.
Miss Sallie Myers, of Washington, y.
c. is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. r II.
Prior on Rowan tsreet.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Jackson and fam
lily are spending tie summer al jack
son Springs.
Mrs. G.. l. Renesburg and children
are visiting at Red Springs.
Col. J. 5. Starr, of this city, has oeeH
notified OF the annual meeting n the
fremont building, Boston. on the 2ird
Of August, of the Starr Family AsSO-
citation Of which he is n member, The
descendants tracing their lineage from
Dr.. Comfort Starr and wife, Elizabeth,
who lived in the latter part of the 10th
and into the 18th century. Rev. Joseph
Noble Starr, son Of Col. Starr, and
rector Of an Episcopal church in Balti-
more. will be one of the speakers at
the Boston reunion.
Sheriff F. H. Stedman, OF New Han
over, is in the city today on business
connected with the very prosperous
Cross Creek Building and Loan Asso-
citation, of which he is secretary and
treasurer.
Miss Lula Olive. Of Wade. was
brought to the Highsmith hospital yes
terday afternoon for an operation for
which was successful, and
today her condition is satisfactory.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. MacRae and chill
dren go down this evening for a stay 1T
Wrightsville beach.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-17
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
PORT Movements.

Galveston steady at Il. net receipts
$50 bales.
New Orleans steady at Il; receipts
L.1i3 bales.
Mobile quiet at 10A net receipts
294 bales.
Savannah quiet at 1914 let receipts
So bales.
Charleston nominal; receipts 126
bales.
Wilmington steady at 1914; net re-
ceipts 90 bales.
Norfolk steady at 11A net receipts
259 bales.
Baltimore nominal at l1i4.
Boston quiet at 1920.
Philadelphia quiet at 11.15.
New York, July 14.-New York
dull at 1920: gross receipts $40 bales.
stocks 102.5O7 bales.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-17

Liverpool, July 1t p. m Cotton:
Spot cotton quiet: prices unchanged,
American middling Ga. The sales
OF the day were 5000 bales Of which
500 were for speculation ana export
and included $500 American. Receipts
900 including 400 American. Futures
opened easier and closed quiet. and
steady. July SIS; July and August s.
s.; August and September SIS: Sep
tember and October $40: october and
November SIS: November and De-
cember 5-C5: December and January
5s5: January and February SIS;
February and March 5-sT: March Il
April $50: April and May $50: May
n June 5.1I-
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RECEIPTS AND EXPORTS.

New york, July 14.-Total today.
at all ports, Net receipcs isis: bales:
Xports to France 113 bales: exports
to the Continent zoo baEes: stocks 236,-
$40 bales.
Consolidated, at all ports, Net re-
ceipts isis bales; exports to France
113 bales: exports to the Continent
200 bales.
Total since September 1st, at all
ports, Net receipts ~7.707,597 bales; ex-
ports to Great Britain $500, COS bales;
exports 10 France 710.075 bales: ex-
ports 10 the Continent 2~.610.585 bales.
exports TO Japan 1890 bales: exports
to Mexico 2.164 bales.
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RECEIPTS OF COTTON.

New York. July 14.-Receipts NJ
cotton at the ports today isis bales.
against 2,547 last week. and 1928 last
year. For the week $4,000 bales,
against 1856 last week. and 103.Ei5
bales last year. Today's receipts a.
New Orleans lib bales. against 1850
last year. and at Houston 176 bales.
against 4.4S1 last year.
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RECEIPTS SAME DAY LAST YEA


BCTTEE-2Sc.
COFFEk-9L ID Il-c.
FLOUR-Straights si.25 10 s 40
second oatents s4.15: full patents So
Is to $3.50.
SALT-PrIces car load lots, 100 'as-
c. F. 3Sc. zoo lbs. &. F. Soc; 200 lbs.
F. F. s5c: less than car load lots. 100
lbs. c. r $50; zoo lbs c. F. in cotton
sacks tic. zoe lbs. r. F. CSC.
MOLASSES-S. House Ice; New
Orleans brights 24c: Porto Rico 81 -
35c: Cuba csc.
SUGAR-Granulated s4.70; W. c. X.
No. 5 $3.50; No. : s4.45: No. ? $i.l5.
No. II s4.10.
LARD-1Tierse basisl pure .; COM
pound 7Ac.
CORN-No, c-white - and IS: No.
? mike i 10 &c.
OATS-No. . mixed as TO AS: white
seed oats SOC.
HAY-No. l Timothy $40.
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Mrs. |. +. Primer and her son, Ken
meth, jr.. went TO Dunn yesterday 20
visit relatives.
Miss Emma Hazel King has gone TO
Goldsboro TO visit friends. She will
also visit Norfolk.
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.AY-No. l Timothy $40.
PRODUCE.

PEANUTS-North Carolina prime
15c: extra prime 8 to s5c: fancy zoe.
Virginia prime 55c; fancy 75c.
BLACK EYES-S1.5O.
FIELD PEAS-s1.25.
BEESWAX-27c.
EGGS-Is TO 1Sc.
CHICKENS-Hens 80 to 10; springs
rs tc 80.
SWEET POTATOES-10c to S1.00.
y. c. BACON-Fams (oHdl Is to 16,
shoulders IL to 13c: sides Ito 13c.
SHINGLES-Per 1000: 5-inch saps
s2.O0; 5-inch hearts $500; 6-inch sap
s2.oe: 6-inch hearts $500.
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kODOL FOR DYSPEPSIA digests
your food and gives your stomach the
rest it needs, while its reco~nstructive
properties get the stomach back into
working order. Relieves fatulence,
sour stomach, palpitation Of the heart,
belching. etc. In bottles, sec and
800. Sold by r. n. Bellamy.
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Secretary Wilson says the Govern
ment will not put its seal upon any
last years birds nests. But how
about the cold-storage spring chicken
of the vintage Of 1S94?.-New York
Tribune.