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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-07-09
BiRkS
NAVAL STORE MARKET

New York. July c.-Turpentine firm,
so M601@. RoSin steady: strained,
common to good, $4.5Om4.6O.
Savannah, July 6.-Turpentine firm
81: sales 920; receipts 1884; ship
mentS $50.
Rosin firm; sales 2,264: receipts g.
1872: shipments Gel: stool 65,52S. 4.
b. C. $500: D. $452; E.$4.5OG46O: F.
$475: G s4.S0M 4.Sa: H. $4.S5 4.95:
l. sos; X. $5.25; NJ. $5.55: n. $3.50
a 1855: VIC $500: w. w. $500.
Charleston. July 6.-Turpentine and
rOSin nothing doing.
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-"
SOUTH
OUTHBorND
NIL ~
NORTHBOUNr

BETWEEN WILMINGTON 4 SAN
FORD
West II. east II.
Daily. Daily.
y Wilmington. $40 am,Ar SIS pm
Nr Fayetteville IL 45 amlAr 30 pm
Ar Sanfo'd 40 pmiIy 2 30 pm
nSNN W M shrdlu cmfwyPh
BETWEEN WILMINGTON AND
NEW BERN.
Daily FIX Daily Ell
SUNDAY Sunday
North r.. South n.
" Wilmington J 40 pmiAr I 90 pm
Ar NV Bern 10 pm'Iv 81 pm
Trains Nos. 10 and 81 carry Pull
man Sie"ninE Cars between Whining
ton and Washington. connecting with
Pennsylvania r.. II. for all points east
Also between Wilmington and Nor
folk. -
Trains between Wilmington andcmf
Trains IS and 80 carry Pullman
parlor cars between Wilmingtors and
Norfolk.
T g WHITE.
General Passenger Agent.
w. T. CRAIG.
Passenger Traffic Manager.
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NdSH IUUIdJIU1S were as TOIIOWS.
Flour was steady. quotations were not
available: No. . spring wheat $1,000
102: No. 3 9fc6 s1.O1: No. ? red a31A
G94kc: No. . corn. 55Ac; No 2 yellow
55Ac: No. 2 oats 43Ac: No. 2 white
451ac: No. 8 white 430451ac: No. 9
rye S5c: good feeding barley 50656c:
fair to choice mailing 81 CSC: no. l
Northwestern $1.24; prime timothy
seed S4.75: clover contract grades
1928: short ribs. sides {loose) SS.371h
mS.62h: mess pork per bbL. 16-05G
1915: lard per 100 lbs. $3.50: short
clear sides (boxed} SS-S7h 900:
whiskey basis of high wines s1.31.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

New York, July 6.-The dry goods
market was YER firm at the close TO-
day. Cotton goods have been further
advanced. Many lines of mems wear
and dress goods will be opened on
Monday. Raw silk and jute are ma
terially lower, with a downward :eE-
dency.
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COTTON

New York, July 6.-Receipts at
the ports today 2.G45 bales against A.
725 last week and 2.547 last year. For
the week 1900 bales against 1929
last week n 27,736 last wear. To-
days receipts at New Orleans 739
bales against 73O last year and at
houston 1853 bales against 641 last
wear.
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r.TS AND EXT ORTS,

Total today, at all porrs-Net re-
"eipts 1896 bales: exports to Great
Britain. 321: stock, 333,l58.
Consolidated, at ali ports-Net re-
reipts 1855 bales: exports to Great
Britain, 321.
Total since September 1st, at all
pOrts-Net receipts ~9,776.O79 bales;
exports to Great Britain, ~3.735.470:
France. S90,064. continent, 3,343,629,
Japan, 245,644.
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-~rCc, MOVEMENT of COTTON

Houston quiet at 1870; net receipts
$50 bales.
Augusta steady at 13Ac;- net re-
ceipts 201 bales.
Memphis steady at.13 3-16c: net re-
ceipts 81 bales.
st. Louis quiet at 1890: net receipts
40 bales.
Cincinnati, net receipts lat bales.
Louisville firm at 1870.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

New York, July 6.-The cash reserve
showing in the bank statement was
from SIC, 10000 to over s12, 100000
away from the preliminary estimates,
the SIS, 900, 900 cash decrease comparing
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NEw YORK

New York. July s.-FLOUR dull
and unchanged; Minnesota patents
s3.50@5.50. Rye -four dull: fair TO
good s4.7505.o0: choice to fancy
s5.10n5.40.
COIN MEAL Finn: fine white
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Peanuts-North Carolina prime
,S1.35;, extra prime, $180; fancy, $1.5O;
Virginia prime S1.10; fancy sl.2O:
spanish $40.
REESWAX-27C
EGGS-18 a zoe.
CHICKENS-Hens, 4Oc; springs, rs
to soc.
PORK.--S to 10c.
RFEF--Cn foet 2 to SIC.
SWEET POTATGFY-$1.25.
n. G. 'BACON-HaRas (old) tic;
shoulders ~ to 13c: sides II to 13c.
SFTNCLES-Per 1000: 5-inch saDs
50. 90; J-inch hearts $3.50; 6-inch saps
5000: '6~inch hearts $5.7h.
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Total today-Net receipts $50 Gales;
gross receipts, 1888 sales; s~tnipaaenes
1905 bales: sales. 657 bales: stock,
1Qt,.i6 bales.
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RECEIPTS TODA'

IS casks spirits ~tarentine.
554 barrels rOsiH.
As barrels tar.
125 barrels crude t~urpennne.
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KECFIrTs SAME DAY LAST YI1AE

43 casks spirits turpentTne.
140 barrels Iosin. -.
30 barrels tar.
so barrels crude ~turpentIne.
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COAST Line
NOTICE.

These arrivals and departures are
given a. Information aS well as con-
nections with other companies. but ar
rivals and connections are @ guar
anteed.
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NAVAL STORES

SPIRITS OF TURrENTINE
Nothing doing,
Nothing Going. Sales after hours at
56K.
TAR-Firp7, $3.50.
CRUDE TJRPENTfNE - Hard,
$3.50; dip, st75; virgin, s5.25 bid.
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CLOSING

New York. July Spot cotton
closed steady; middling uplands 1850;
middling gulf 1875: no sales. Futures
opened and closed steady.
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STOCKS AMI BINDS.

Southern cotton mill stock for the
week ending Saturday furnished by
HUGH MacRAE & Co., bankers. Will
mington, y. G.
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EXPOSITION

Rates from Wilmington IS follows.
Season ticket .S12-6c
Sold daily, April 18th 10 Nov. 30nk
60 day ticket ..t1o4d
Sold daily, April 18th 20 Nov. som
10 day ticket .$9.A
Sold daily, April 18th TO Nov. som
Coach excursion .............. tS.zk
Sold each Tuesday, limit seven days,
Endorsed mot good In paIor on
sleeping cars" .
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LOCAL COTTON MARKET
Saturday. July

COTTON-Nominal.
Receipts of cotton today bales
Receipts same day last year-2s3
bales.
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POlvogt's Inventory Sale attracts
crowds. have you attended? Double
Trading Stamps free.
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MAKkET.

Corrected by
". r. Cooper, Wholesale Grocer
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COTFEE-
'9-een =. ...-. y &c
Roasted "Lion'' "a 20 size E. lac
FRoaste6 "Ariosa'' 100 Id size 16c
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-10
FAILS TO APPEAR.
Commissioner SanbOin and AttOf-
neys Forced to Go to Gruets
Anrnn

st. Louis. Mo-, May 10.-John p.
| Waters Pierce Oil company, charged
by counsel for II. Clay Pierce with
having instigated the prosecution Of
Pierce and the custer proceedings
against the oil company in Texas,
forced the Texas special commits
sioner, F. H. Sanborn, to go to
Gruet's residence in Webster Grove
yesterday to complete the taking or
the deposition Gruet began Tuesday.
During the taking of Gruets tes-
timonv Wednesday in the law Office
of Johnson & Richards, in the Bank
of Commerce building, in the custer
suit against the Waters-Pierce OH
company. which is set for hearing
in the district court at Austin, Tex,
next Monday, Gruet refused to ans
wer pertinent questions, 1t was sta
ted. and retired TO consult with his
attorney.
Though a subpoena is said to have
been served on Gruet, he failed TO
appear before the commissioner yes
terday, and when the patience OF the
attorneys had been exhausted they
climbed into an automobile and went
TO Gruet's home. In the party were
Commissioner Sanborn, Attorney q.
W. Allen. special counsel for the
state of Texas State Senator ID. w.
Odeu of Cleburue. Texas, special
counsel for the Waters-Pieree com
pany. and Stenographer Frank Wei
Ter
when within about ioo feet OF
Gruets home. 32s Lockwood avenue
Webster Grove the automobile broke
down and the Texans proceeded 20
the house on foot. They returned 20
the cjty on an electric car
Gruet Was found az home. tie Is
said tp have surprised the attorneys
| by answering the four or tive aues-
tlous propounded by senator odell.
1.-THE nature of the questions or ans
w~rs was not revealed
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-10
OFFICERS RAID ROOMS
Stock aad fixtures Of Five Resorts ere
Coafiscstel BY The Law.

Brownwood, Texas, May ~
Local officers made sensational
raid on the five club rooms OF this
cj,v Yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock
and the stock and fixtures OF eaeh
and every club were conliscateu
and hauled out on floats. Sheritt
Emison assembled several deputies
and city officers at his office IN the
courthouse shortly after noon ana
Informed them that under writs OF
search and seizure every elnbroohl
In Brownwood would be entered ana
the property confiscated. The posse
of eleven Officers sallled from the
sheriif's office at exactly . oeioeN
and divided into squads of two. The
four clubs on East broadway ana
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RtDnAN IS THE AGENT.
vsIsASsAt tsa Gets lsSsl A@eaty fer
TrMiiy sst kslos Valley.

J A Bedmap ~ this elty hes been
named aa agent a. Waxaharhie Tor
1he Tfiaiy aud nraRos Valley rail
road Notice uf his appointment 90
this position was received by Mr.
Redmau "Wednesday afternoon Hp
was instructed by superintendent
J. NJ Lee to report for duiy june /,
Mr.. RrdmAn Is uow cashier at the
freight depot of the Houston and
Texas Central and for three OF four
years he held the same position Nth
the Katy. He went from the Katy
to the Central when John c. kenne-
dv was made local agent ~ the lat
ter road Mr. Redman IL a railroad
man Of much experience and VIII
make the Brazos Valley good
agent.
His friends In the city will be
glad to learn OF his appointment.
When he made formal application
for the position he had the endorse
ment of all the business men and
many other representative citizens
Of the town shortly after sending
In HIS application he received assur-
ance from superintendent Lee that
he would be given the agency here,
and this was officially confirmed
Wednesday.
On account of the rainy weather
work has progressed slowly on the
freight depot. but the building viii
be finished In ample time for the
opening of the station here June l.,
the date fixed for the operation OF
passenger trains to begin. This
building will be used temporarily
as a ticket office No material for
the passenger station has yet been
placed on the ground, While 1t has
been stated a number Of times that
the Brazos Valley had already
adopted plans for passenger depot
! to cost in the neighborhood OF slo,-
| 600 rumors are still rife that this
road and the Katy are trying to ge
together on union station PROPOSE
! ton.
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MAIL CARRIER IN DEEP WATER
One of Uncle sans Agents Has a
Trying Experience.

J. NJ Coffman, rural letter car
rier on route six out of NaXahachie,
had trying experience in deep
water while making his regular trip
Yesterday when In the ueighhor-
hood of Nash he attempted 90 cross
a swollen stream and hts horse got
into water beyond his depth. The
animal began fiouudering in the
water and went through wire
fence. A number OF bows who were
near went to Mr. Coffmans assss-
taace. Aside from getting wet Mr
Coffman escaped unhurt but his
horse sustained number of wire
cuts ue did u0t loss ans u his mail
+. G.. curry, who carries route
seven. found bridse washed nwsN
near tbv Parks school house and
was forced to rrtracs hls route
some ot the other carriers could not
make complete deliveries because ot
tlgh Wafers
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or FoNt>Er.h'''S


Fort Worth. Tex. MAY 10 ne
Frisco brought two special train
loads OF homeseekers In here last
night from points In the state ot
Missouri The trains were composed
Of seven sleepers each and the total
number of passengers was 700 AZ
this folnt most of them were trans
ferrrd Ia the Trinity aud BRACES Val
lev line and taken 90 south tvs"s
and nrowusyille via The Gulf Coast
road Mans people. sell fixed i'nah.
elaiis. wer. tn the party and AS'0
th.y Wul tav-st extensively tn Twas
lands within thc near future. th's
s,,yr.isn r. about ghe lssl ~ tts
ktnd for the season.
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SAVES TRAIN AT HILLSBORO.
Officer Frustrates Probable Attempt
to Wreck Katy Passenger

| Hillsboro. Tex, May fc-What
/ appears to have been deliberate at
tempt 10 wreck southbound Missou-
ri, Kansas and Texas passenger train
No. /, due to leave here between 7
and s O'Clock Wednesday night, was
frustrated by Officer d. n. Cobb,
while on his way TO his home south
of town At the first switch beyond
the South Yards a piece of iron
about one foot square and four IN
ches thick had been laid across the
spur of the switch on the passenger
track II was after dusk when MI.
Cobb discovered the obstruction and
also after the time when train NO.
was due to pass the point. but the
train was late one and half hours
Had No ! been on time II would
have reached the place ahead of Mr..
Cobb and a disastrous wreck would
undoubtedly have resulted.
No arrests have been made.
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| them out here a few nights ago III
that cold wind and rain and one by
one they are dying. All, yes, we ne
! glect these little ones God never
does. When he ordered Israel out of
| Egypt he put in your little ones
and hard by the mothers pressing the
sands of the desert could be seen the
tiny feet of the children. The direc-
ton of the care of the boy. He de-
livered him to his mother. Just get
boy to stop and come back and
quit breaking the heart OF his moth
er and live like a christian. Mother
wants a boy and YOU have done him
the highest service.
"What about Lazarus? Loose him
and let him go. Its the business OF
the church to unite the cords that
bind the hardened sinners.
Here the preacher told of a noted
gambler In Waco and drunkard
who wanted TO speak in one OF his
meetings and how they We're marvel
ously converted and how the chris
tian community stood by them anc
now they were both useful, prosper
GUS citizens with happy families.
These cases In real life lost none or
their pathos as the speaker drew the
pictures. telling places and times.
In every case Jesus OF Nazareth
was unusually close by and he is here
tonight In life giving power. and In
every case third party was inter
ested in having life restored to the
dead. Are YOU Interested tonight
The minister made one Of the
strongest appeals Yet made in The at
ter service aud scores ot persons
went forward and kuelt 90 the altar
and front peWs az the church. most
of whom made profession ot faith 10
Jesus Christ.
An the ministers ot the city we're
seated ou thc platform aud worked
In the congregation and at the al'ar
services Several visiting preachers
from outside thr elty were present
The services viii close sunday
night lt has heeu sunuuured.
see that red garden bose at +. y.
Cronk Cas- before you buy. No
tfaabte % show you.
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the one on Baker street were enter
ed simultaneously and the front ana
rear doors locked by the Officers,
who read the writs TO the proprle-
tors The club men offered no resis-
tance and the officers stood Suaru
at each club until the floats arrived
and the fixtures and stock were
loaded on them. Very little intoxi-
cants were discovered and II Is sald
that the club men have been anucl-
pating some such movement sthoc
the injunction proceedings at Gold
thwaite a few days ago. The sherlti
instructed the deputies not TO mo-
lest any "Uno" or "Ino' found.
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see that red garden bose az :. y.
Cronk Cas- before you bay. No
trouble 20 shoW you. "
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Massasee. B r.. Mat fH tpuH
MNasr ta sfeam uat ttv uG tAu&
used fef itv nallins of uaae esi fof
tte Mit@nA valley shore yesterday
81 RESPIRATORY ta r.pslunF tte Hesief
tte eas.e were iNultea tf Hed hof
utss ana g. q Nli'et . ssler'maA
tf wha aaN uu the lus8s was IRA
eaiattlt klllea
4 }srec hole sas torn .a iae ccii-
lue af fhe huiihiag
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-10

Fort Worth. Tex MAY te~~Nn"
drew ) Hack. commando ~ farm-
ley Post. Texas Division Grand Army
of tAs Rspublie. VAS run over ~ Is
Texas aud Pacific road vusine tn thn
Yards luat east of the pssssagvr sta
tiou tast night at Is ofiask aud
psfhsps fatally tulured lln lett
f,af ass crushed aff sud iHr lse forn
AuA atefatca up to Jbo krtr gee waa
.Ise ia~fgd latsruailf
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CHRIST RAISING DEAD |


People began 10 turn away from
The Methodist church last ulsht al
half hour before the tine for Sha
ptearhius service to begin
Rev stuart announced the seFvi
cea for FRIDAY. Saturday and saa-
any. tho lasl three days Of the meet
Ing Saturday at 10 o'clock the SER
Vice II for ladies only. Is is 10 be
hoped that the tabernacle can be
used as once, since ! the church can
not accom- motate the people who de-
sire To hear. The coieroei people have
been cFnw ded out entirely. whereas
In the tabernacle a certain section
had been set apart for them. MIR.
stuart spoke on the three persons
Christ raised from the dead last
might
II want to say three things OF
each case. said the preacher
First, They were all alike dead
was barely dead, not dressed for
death. The young man had been laid
out dead. pallbarers taking the body
and the old mother crying after
them out TO the gates of the city.
Lazarus was tied hand and foot,
jaws tied in a tomb aud a stone roll
ed 20 the door of it-dead four days
aud the body in offensive putrifica-
tion according to the testimony of
his own sister. what pictures of the
spiritual death of our children. our
young men and young women, and
these old hardened sinners. All
along here the evangelist drew life
pictures that must be heard to be
appreciated
He talks rapidly and what he says
in an hour would make pretty good
sized book, and yet 1t is so simple
and pungent that child can under
stand and appreciate it.
| "The second thing | want to say
is that Christ suits his method To
leach case" he continued In the
lchild's case He takes Peter, james
land John, the preachers, and draw
ling near he quietly speaks, 'damsel
arise, better-'little girl get up
"What a picture OF the ease. sim
Iplicity and beauty OF the chfld's con
version. In the case of the boy Chris
saw his crying mother, stops the
PROCESSION in his compassion on
lher and delivers the boy sound and
well into her arms. Oh, that God
would stop the procession of death
lin this town Your worldliness is
I damning your young men and young
women. God give you grasp on the
real things of life, young people. No
| Young Mems Christian association.
| There is scarcely town Of the in
| telligence and culture in the United
States the size of this town without
| a Y. NJ. c. A. Then in the case OF
| Lazarus he said Roll ye away the
stone You must help get the diff
ficulty out of the way for these un-
saved persons. Neighborhood quar-
rels and little strifes and chickering's.
Roll the stone away. Then let Jesus
CRYING with loud voice, bring forth
| the most corrupted of the spiritually
dead into life
The third and last thing | want
| to say of each case is this: See the
direction given by Jesus for the
| treatment of each subject. The little
girls, Feed the child That's all the
| little ones need. care and food.
sam Jones took me to Kentucky
to see 100 lambs he said he had up
! there playing on the bluegrass
When we got there We found ten and
here and there over the pasture life
| less lambs cold and stiff In death.
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Kansaa Ciis Mo iaN lnN
terwrs taeees 20 usaal Aesifa"
s.,..vl ga Kaasas Clty brsaaht ftf'sfA
sntss is fte tlrruif saaF' fFa'ei eiia1
aentnst shs Chleaeu. Boet lt.aaa a.
t.astgt rmslfoaA ftr aetusl aariAsf
srxrsratlns ften.ee# for the atsta
IL qrs~a uskieau iaaaFefs t'iied 'a
th.. r~nseaa eailistea scar Nailsai
Kas saw g. fHef
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Ma : yaveo. Use sallltau street
sIArrmons. y "a writes Ah91t a
wear age / aauxht two bottles nt o.
tyrs Klames Care q eaFea use - "a
severe care n kiauey frouhle ~ ~
eral wears standing u cerfasnlt IS a
grand reea sn~dicsue. aud heartily
recon mead a." n ". Fears