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THE MORNING STAR, WILMIN GTON, SUNDAY, J ANtfAR Y: 2, '1910. PAGE SEVEN M ARKET 0 tflT The Ute Reports iraaing Centers and WILMINGTON MARKETS. KTAIt-OFFICE, Jan. 1. H iilii.v. no markets. " . , ; ,.J rRODCCE MARKET. (Ouoted by W. J. Meredith Dec. lStb.1 ' PEANUTS North Carolina prime 65(3 to: extra prime; 72 1-2; fancy 7580c; Ylr einin. prime (.0; extra prime 7380s; Spanish $1.00$1.05. . VuKN Firm 00&D5cper: bushel for mlx fil 1 '.' V HAMS flood demand; old hams shoulders 14(frir; sides 14$ri.V. li;itS' -intll 27c per dor.en. iJIIfKEXS Spring 2030; grown 33 )!1:ksVAX Firm at 2Cc. TALLOW Firm at 4 l-2c per ponnd. HKKF CATTLE Good demand at 2 3 l-'.'c rr pound on foot. II1IE Dr. flint 14e; green 9o per ponnd. SWEET POTATOES Good demand 55 Ciii- oer bushel for new yams. WOOL-Burr 18c. ; free of-burr 24c i.riESB OOiJiSS per heaa. ' poiiK Small 10c per pound; large ftc.' SHEEP Old no demand; Lambs, dull TUUKEYS Good demand 1516c on foot: dressed lS22c. ... THE SITUATION IN COTTON Precedents Set at Naught During' the Year Attitude of Spinn Outlook for 1910 as Seen by Rountree & Co. New York, Jan. i. Precedents have boeri set at naught, during the pa'fet year. The teachings of ;40 years in tho cotton business - would indicate that the first rusnof receipts must in evitably cause a sharp decline in pric es. Nothing of the kind occurred this year. , :. The quantity brought into sight weekly was, for . time, extraordinari ly large. It had little effect, and that only for the moment;, Prices, too, have reached an altitude not attained in some 35 years, with the single excep tion of the Sully year. This has been the result of an admittedly short crop ia this country and also in Egypt, co-incident with a" revival of trade in this country -following: the panic of. 1907-08. The crop is estimated by the Gov ernment , at only 10,088,000 bales, while the world's , consumption is es timated at . anywhere from 13,000,000 to 13.500,000. The fact has been irightily trumpeted that spinners at homean'd abroad were curtailing pro duction. Undoubtely there has been some curtailment, .but quite as cer tainly it has been overstated. An Eng lish authority the other day frankly , said that, with the exception of last year, when the world's takings were uiiprecedentedly large, the takings of the world today 'are the heaviest ever l:nown, not only in America, . but In Lancashire and on the Continent. i It i: certain that prices, in spite of i the stories of curtailment, In, spite of i outcrios aeainst the price of raw ttrial in spite of threats of Federal legislation inimical to trading in cot ton futures, have continued to ad vance. Under such circumstances it is diJlicult to resist the conviction that there i3 something behind the ad- vr.nce besides speculative manipula-1 tion. Such manipulation has, undouB- tedly, played an important part at times in the past. Of late, however, the fact has become sufficiently clear 1 that spinners are at last aroused from ! treir lethargy; and, aiarmea Dy-ine with their .following, have liquidated from time to time, or, at any rate, con siderably reduced their holdings, and the result has been that on the whole, J the long interest "has been less unwiel nv this tieason than In perhaps most of the .hull, campaigns of , the , past. Profiting by the experience of "otherV in tho past, the leaders have from li ime to time iaKen pronis, anu . iuu lih!TJ .. .J J J 11. for when the market might need support. And this is the technical position of tout thai purely legitimate influences now play a ' more important part in the marker than they have for some time past, j The price is undoubtedly high, but i'tlmay turn out that the sea yon of 190a-3L0 is, to be a maker of pre rcdents, not a' follower ..-.of -'precedents. Precedents have been made from time to time in the past., A new pre :cdent may be making now. We ap pear to be on the threshold of soma yoars of prosperity,, as a natural re bound from the panic. The panic is ?o the past. The country is; facing thp new day, a day, of better things. Prices of various commodities . during he past ten years have been raised more or less, not only by the facts of --,p:Iy and demand affecting various staples, but. also by the world's in ' f'f-ase in the supply" of gold, which Pi-f-sident Taft, and other thinkers, ' lie;o has played, its part in advanc ing the cost of various kinds of mer chandise. .Cotton would naturally 1 articioate In the: effects, of an In? creased money .supply of the world.-:': In addition, we raise 65 to 70 per cent, of the world's cotton, giving Us 'fmething approaching a monopoly f the world's . cotton culture- Our crop this year is short; ' There Is 'eve ry reason to expect a very large con "ivition, coincident with the return t prosperous times, of which we se 5nflications on every hand.. No doubt, 'indue excitement may, at, times, car ry the price up too' rapidlyJ Certaln H'. of late, the advance haioeen rath er too continuous, it. would ' seem, . to be healthy, and a . sharp.. : temporary reaction at any time would not be sur prising. ;. , Thp next acreage; moreover, will undoubtedly be Very large, ard should the yield promise to be bountirul the effects roight.be anticipated long be fore the crop could be marketed. That 'Rht conceivably mean a sharp de cline, in prices some time during the voar 1910, although' 8ome believe that ii... ' r i. . . uuiKiuiv, uotc uccu uuiu6 t.-jg- CoiT8erVatlon bulletin Will ue Siari- the best conuuiou iui oc Vestirate tne resjnts -ontainea iroin uiuuej Iv, not only of; actual' cotton, but of : ed and ,wl,r be sent out every .two with bright prospects along all lines, invested : i. J:"" lrit Srci" futures. : .--qx three weeks ;to the public and prl- The railroad people report an ma Lt-adinc operators on the bull side, ;-i,nu nf Hip niuitrv 'in tha naiiv,hpaw holiday travel, but. tne mrt(iPP11 mpthods have uuaiified as ex- "7 ""Z'UH- ni"'v&a'r " Wtr-'pUcatiotf- but the principle OI con- partly by tne veteran auw" ed city real -estate ?ood secnrHy. . Ad- Liouioation during the past weeK gervation i3 there. . In Connecticut Robeson county from private sub-resa Loan l. o. Dox 3GS, Wilmington, has been heavy. At the same time, I hg particular interest leans to th "scriptions to the monument fund pai?. X.C. - . - Ja 2 it the 1( git mate demand for cotton has . eve1ntion of pollution of streams and In since its completion Of the latter giDE usB TRAVELIXO , k salesmen ..piiarmtly Increased to sucn an ex- v fnroal.a nvernnr nil. otfinnnt t2 was . Dald by the Red Make xao to scin weekiv handiinir our ndvei iKTG is too much, tendency justrPOW,.. nV Jump to conclusions that the next thb -1$l!-. r,-..:,: ; D3C.rol-ut UOTATION S From the ImDortant From Local Dealer MARINE CLEARED. tucker,!. Jew A. fork, Str. Carlo, II. G. mii in urn lies. Til!?' C? P. Loyettt!llle' 'Smltb' .tte. ; MARINE DIRECTORY, LUt of Vessels Now la Port at Wilmington, .--.' N. C. KsffiboS?Ani t0' WUon;-Walter H5K ,BriL2'a18 tons Enos. Alexander ' 6chnrt. MafllttM' Brook3 243 ton8 Sanders, C. D. CMnfflft Duuias' 005 t0D8' ' Cur. C. D. Mftffitt llusen. tons, .James. C. D Julia P. Cole, 419 "tons Small. C. D. Muflitt. crop is to be enormous, and too gene ral a disposition to -sell It short. . The result of such selling might easily be quite the reverse . of remunerative. But In the meantime, to; come back, the situation, as it confronts us today, the inexorable operation of the law of supply and demand, always suppos ing that the crop is as small, and the consumption as large,; as most people anticipate, must brine about som fur- iher advance in prices; be it small or great. ; lfc i3 of interest to note that tne quantity thus far bronsht into sight this spason la 7 lm tsq Koioo against , 9,185,599 bales' durine the same time last year, and 6.704.172 the year before The visible supply of all all appearances were dead. When Uiey ing & Loan Association met this af kinds of cotton in the world is 4,888,- were-removed from the passage Into ternoon and organized by electing th uaiea usainsi o,48,uY a year ago iUP iiuuva laciuaes d,o,suu or Amer- lean against 4,568,812 last year. ' we exiena to our mends every- ucaiucbi, wisnes ior a nappy xssw iear, and an amnle nar- ticipation iu ' the prosperity which the year, 1910 seems likely. to bring to our country. Your frienc's. 11. li. ROUNTREE & CO. SUPPORT CONSERVATION. Committee. From Daughters of A tne ri- can RKhrfiAn Annul . Washington Jan 1 The ronserva - wasnington, Jan. 1. The consena-l uou. tuaimuiee oi me jjaugnters oi tne American Revolution appeals to everv mpmhor nf lt nrimnliaflnn anr' new year with a determination to use all . honorable means to support thr qonservatlon measures berng carriell out all over the country. I That .is the keynqte of what might be called a resume' of the first few month's work of the conservation committee of the . organization, whlcK Is hnrhriiispd nfrripmhprR from evw- statP. and tprritrv in thp TTninn Conservation of all of Americas re ma-.'aniiprp is thp rnnnpnsiiR nf th rptitL ment of v the governors of sixteen QtgtBs anil torrltnrloa xtrYin nro ne'ion " I tn nnswpr th nupstinns "What is thlhla frfpnds sav he must EO to the 2n- esnecial need of conservation in your Stater' and "How manv women iheln'" ' - The replies of ' the Governors' out- iine a definite comorehensive plan of Action, which- would seem capable of producing results tlon ommittee reali: The conserva Urtn jtmnmltfoo roaliioa. thnf thp aim port Df -Qny measure to be effective' mut intelligent; and to this end hope- that the ' fundamentals of con- -.Z.I vr ,enn there Tf set imiuii riaj uiu vwv " will be the principal aim to get tne bulletin into' the hands of people who An tnnt epa tha dailv nsnprs. flTid in that way teach the principle of 5on .i t it u w. serymiou, wiicru i-. cuum uui v" V otherwise." The conservation, commit Qa e lha n A T? van last Anr'l 1 VW "t luv. ' ' - - - at the-Continental Congress made a committee.. . v; X VUliVW buv C)U y -w . - cate perhaps some difference or ap t74 . . cnnsi,,ui4 riynu, yv vw i r . . Tr lAwirin a v nhnoioon r n a nrn. tontinn nf chntr and nliime birds. Pro - tection of the -forests Is the thing a-a fi.i,A ootH rinvpmnr Rrn - uocucu ii -A a a tha wnmen of that State have iif.i,r'- o-rpat Intprpst In- the "rL. - -. work. - . I' . - . Governor Carroll, of Iowa, thought ho pffnrto' nf the women towards conservation might wefl be turned to the establlshiAg , of., better social rela- lions " In the - rural 4 districts and to a tv .ni,.i :,aifo nf promotion wl tuc uwainw.- v. the agricultural opportunities of the State - Kentucky as , a r whole is not 'wnrv wrntn engaged in conservation work, wrote r. uTiicnn hut she is the lare . i-.i-.-t n.iK1l onhnnla est coninuuiui i-u pi tne.-umiea arawn., uu5iui uu. Of Maine. - endorsed tne eaucauonai feature of the work. Governor Warner, or.nuwu, said- Tf : he had done notning else io win thP eratitude of his country, the Win tne grauiuue ui :. j fam "fif Sooseveirwouid.be secur, wdii.a.-af thP imnetushe gave the conservation." ! 1 cause oi conservauou. j , . . The reclamation of overflowed lands in MlssiBSiDDl IS One OI m nwus that itate where conservation can nlaVVal part; wrote Governor, woei. iiu- nrovement of ther waterways, conser ..aIiah fArpota nnti aerVation of wa- ter - power v and". the vbuilding of good madS are all SUDJCCIS lUl hiw aprvntinr. movement. Governor Had- servation , movement, Governor ley? of Mfesouri, said." . ,r i . . Legal Holiday. ' . . j Aa Tin business Will D6 iraDBttllieu hv -the banks of the vity New Year's Dayall deposits: made -with the Peo- Die's Savings Bank, on Monday, Jan Pies paVlUB? . - T narv 3rdi will bear interest from Jan- uary - 7 "7 rrst due April isu - j - " , - ' - i in raci aiiuu v. .- wwvm - w ' - i v - . . i - . " . - " -it' fople1; Savings Bank Jan- Watch night services were held, last Al.'P.e- r.5!..t j Kafntotn1ffht. at. thP Mfithnrlist ,nnrt HnfirtAl nary 1ST. ueposua ma.uc.uu yi . j Vvftr. int orPQT turnin nomnn m nnnrAnii Elizabe fitown Railroad Stockholders Meet Bell Telephone Cdrnpany Acquires Exchange Changes New Year; Has Brought. . - 1 (Special Star CorresDondence.1 T.iimhMfnn Ton ii " o wiootnr of the stockholders of the Lumberton oc aiiittueiuiywu ruiiiruttu ; vuuiyouj iield today, the fMlowine directors oi''wi." ni,-iitii' a' u I i t ' is-v tf i w a McLeod, Alph H. M-cLeod, Gen. F. A Bond, "VWP, McAllister and J. A. Mc Dougald. After, the'jorganization Jiad been perfected Mri Geo.. Mctieod was elected president : -'" Gen.' F. A. Bond, first vice president; W. P.. Mc Allister, second' vice president As H.' McLeod, secretary; ; Alpheus. H.'lMc Leod,- treasurer; J. A. McDougald,. gen eral manager.-, " The civil engineers wau uegan wgrxwo ov mice "iv ago are expecxea wreinru.iroia iu holiday vacations Tuesday night and finish the- work at- once, having the permanent line; located: in a very few days.. - - . . - - ' l The Lumberton telephone exchanger is.nqw the property of the Bell people, they having purchased and paid for the plant, and the business was trans- f erred to that company this morning. ine omce wui remam m iu & uougn Duimmg oul wm, a muva into the rooms on the ncrth side or the building fornierlr occupied as-law offices. ' The space at present occu pied by the telephone exfehange will be used by Messrs, AVWte & Gough as a part 5 of he, second' floor; of their store i It is. presumed thatJ L-umner ton will now have-long distance serv ice. . ; T . - ' a .Thursday mornins. Mr. E. B. Free- man.: discovered that his gold fishliai frozen stiff during; the night and to a warm room iney soon uwweu biu or uie ana ina suon ume lively as ever. . " " ? ; " The coal and .wood people ana m jpiumDers; are uuw tMV-"1,- and all are busv naunng iuei .or re nairins bursted water pipes.' I The cold wave struck this section in full force, tne tnermomeier regi- tering 15 degrees above Wednesday and Thursday nights. Mrs. A. H. Currie and Miss la s - . t A A1 O 1 " " 1 uounney, wno. ua for some wees are now Improvin We were . told last night of a gen tleman residing near town, who last nter ifivested $82.30 in pigs, from hvhich he has sold pork enough to bring him $89.G2, and still nas on nanc eflmish to sell tO bring $S5 tO $108, fenCing. The . stock law Is the real thin . . t " Messrs. Musselwhite Bros.. have sold their stock or groceries u, r w tT an1 focera KlllVflW flufl a'3: old their grocery and fresh meat business to Mr. A. B. Fisher: Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Bryan, of Taft, S. C, were Lumberton visitors yes lerdav While in this vicinity they lo - ro h ?upeis of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Wishart. Mr. Bryan has seived his LmitiK - WiiHamsbure for four con . secutive terms in the lower nouse oi t1a CrntH faTfllltla. Legislature, and i ate next time, and we venture the nssprtlon that, in that body of law- makers there will- be none of finei 1 personal appearance than Mr.. Bryan, Mr. R. Wv Shelby, has resigned hi? nbsition as salesman with Mr. R. Dunie and accepted a similar position Inrtlh Mr A - WemStCl 1. The new year finds the business men and farmers in tnis secuon in trains are on remarkably good time 11 nnra fcftvne considered.'. mi t u.ra" " Mr. Rexiora siepneus, iui v-' years a raitniui . composite I 'Pri'hesnTiiATi: har. -tnQj will lcoiButu leave for Raleigh where he win en L in..', nneinona Pnllp:?e. ' 1 TV ZraV7'mnnlnt on the The Confederate monument on .niirf hnhse snnare ha8 been enciosea I - ' - , , . by beautiful iron fence wnicn-auaa much to the readyidsom an- p nf the monument rne ienc I lnm waaw w ' . jl was erectea paruy uy vy-j l . . -j. tt "T n T3vTiil rr Urwirirra n a ni j i - i i . i . v j- ajaoj uu - nr .f -. t- A lT' A lVll VCJII - lO . tumiiuiu. J. A. McAllister secretary and treas- Ui nf the Veteran Association. Much i j nr- nAiHcor fnr tho credit : is due -Mr. McAllister ior me Mntprnst. he has Efiown from Start to finish Of the monument and finally D; "1" 1,.- "enrrmilinc Qf the hahdsome fence surrounam I It. ' . i- : . ; I In ;an office yesterday we ncficeo four of the most popular younginen m town "measuring up to Bee -vthich roo ho tallPRt rnnd " 4t - was ; learnea " ""I , uT rviM,t ,-TWoffnu that the combined height oi the'tour was 24 feet and 8 inches; weight C1C nnmidR And aee 91vears. The young pounds, and age 91years. : The young men referred to were Messrs Woodie InlT onnnti Tavid Puller. Winford and u.? , r- nu ' -jti." ; Mr. r.- DiepueuB,. r'ws mues irom iowu, wuo u uu uju pBeU iu u i. BiCKnesa, is imyiunu. The Lumberton police force IS cer- II . . f t..it . a. tainly to be ; Congratulated i; on the splendid ' order which prevailed dur ng the Christmas holidays. While . . harrplq and barrels of there, were barrels ana Darreia i oi viiuvvtv in ;ij uawnuu ..wj f ble got ugly or showed any ajsposi uuu w s.,c.wuW.; ed to get gay he was warnea. m piam terms, and as a result we have heard of. only one or two little fist - fights. I f wv. , ice if the mayor w ii stana oy ais men as Mayor 'Rowland does. Mr.' Davis Fairfax returned Tuesday?, from. Fair . Bluff, where he was called jiv vo uu Wiui i u-""-" ther, who died Christmas eve -.-and Was buried Christmas day, - i "Along the Kennebec" is the tHM!nn nf thp Onpra Wnnop 1 '"-Al attraction at the Opera House being o., ,t.,v rti,- . Tbto -.w , 1 r o a Kaon r t I i rv hAtt n hnfAfA' . r 4 win aouotiess araw a large crowa. " z. , 1 . " " , , - was rune out and the new rune in was rung. out ana tnev new. rung in i Hinr h ruiin-.iiKS. i uh nin vpir bv he ben ai ,iub, .ueinoaist cnurcil narr 4th..----i ""--5r --v If the usual custom, is. fallowed a large - crowd 'may' be expected ill .town Monday, as the first Monday Jn-the New Year aiways ormgs many peo t . f ple from all sections or the county.- ; uulte a large cruwa oi snopuers, ladies and gentlemen, arrived on the early morning - train. ( Bladen people know where to get wnat tbey want. and when they have railroad facilities " m j Ti in 7" " 0 tfle advantage oi tneir - neign horn to come often, v ."; - Hv the change ! Of schedule which goes into effect, on tho Seaboard to- nlgllt, train SO will pass Lum- hertonat 6:27 insteady of 5:51 as at present - No other trains are effected. RANGE EXPLODED. Cook Knocked Out, - But ; No : Damage Done. . (News and Observer.) iStatesville,' N. ; C; Dec. ' 31. The water bafe'.tu of the range of Mr. and , T- C.si Caldwell's kitchen the poHion of the range through which ater ed to be heated explode-1 ear esterday morning and the range wag flmolished and other kitchen fur- nitnrp dnmnsred. The neerh aervarit . Df-arto ti,0 firp n tho otnvo H who was standinr nearby, when the explosion occurred, 1 was knocked down by tne sho'ckr but was not hurt, The fire in the tove was scattered about the room, but. at the same time the water pipeg were bursted and be tv- flnr rn,ls-ht h extinguished bv the wa ler which flooded ,the room. Frozen water pipeg were responsible for th ext)losion v -1 f-;: ... It- r- if .. .' , B. & L. AT WADESEORO. Stockholders Met and Organized Fo?" , Business. U'ndeahnrn, , J. - P.. T1p " 31 Thp crt,vhftiHpr nf th WAdPshftro Rntirt f0nowlne board of directors: John w, Gulledge Esq., T, , F. Jones, . P. B MatheBon, -Bv.; G. Covington W. N Jesms J w Oddm, W. P .Ledbetter, J, p. Allen and J. U.i BoyllO; vna nf riirPotnrQ mpt immp ori datori t p tnnoi nrri jdent. w n jeans,- vice president; jcIm Gulledge, secretary and treasurer. Mi. Gulledge was also oirtoA ottnrnur ! fnr ihp flRanplntion. Th ass0Ciati0n starts off with bright - - . prospects, tho capital stock bein J31.000. STAR BUSINESS LOCALS ' Advertisements.5 Inserted under this head one cent per word for neb lnsertien bat -m dvrUsemnt tikn for Una than SSe. Additional words, more tha;.i5, on crnt prr word. Valets tbe advertiser has reicular acronnt, all adTertlsemat nnder thin bead o are . STRICTLY CA8II IN ADVANCE, the amounts brlnr too suaall to warrant a charge. The Star will nenil wlthsut charge, A. D. T. Uteranrnlo) -Messenger to any addrcM la tbe city for advertisements la. this department -npen riutt by Fhoae to No. 5t. ; A. D. T. Messenger1 will also call for tflr grams for tho- Western Inlon Telegraph CeM or for notes or small ; paekazea to be ..delivered anywhern ia the city.- No eharge foe tho tele gram bat a small charge for strict ly A. I. T. calls. For tbia wervloo rail Western Tnioa, 'Phone No. Bat for ad vert I semen ts always call, the Star - office No. 51. Copy for Business Locals eannot be- taken over the telephone but upon request Messenger will be dlKnatched to any a. anV.-.I. Vaao-M ' . , - PHr VI UP CIIJ - fcaar-o , ' voir roi LD NOT make a letter or more profitable New lear resolution thnn to m perts. They VUmon" L A01!' 'fr.CL . in talking erty and I nuance nil irilUPC Ir vuu. vnu and ne convinced, j.-u.wnsnt & won. Ja 2 3t I DANCING SCHOOL TO RESUME-1 ne 1 ,1 ..,.!.. Kt V w tln.'L- will re-nneii uio,ul.,y ight, January 3rd. at. Men's i.all. 117 1-2 South Frot: at oia nen Froiit street. Uegular lessons Monday and Friday nights; private lessons on Wednesday nights un- (IP ..l1M-direction of Mr. Dock. Series I - . . -- - . , 1-, , J ,.. or mw: kymin. ial dauces of nniQne' nature during season. ,' I'lano ana -drum on class and orchestra, for special dances. . 1t or r - - I flotn .in T Uf. forma . iMilr nt ninH i -" ... i"j - i;: s. Calendar Xo:. Cincinnati.-": Ja 2 It desirable firnisheD-ROom, Fourth and Chesnut streets.- for tent near rea- isonably. Address ji. -. care star. , , . Ja 1 3t ONE LARGE furnished, one unfurnished room adjoining, in desirable location, for rent reasonably. Keferences exchanged. Ad- flres8L. ju. f., Genenu Delivery City. ; Ja z it . . offer you' bay u ; 1-2 pei located In the TO THE INVESTMENT N SEEKER We a real estate de.tl that will per ceif. on 2.500. Property is :he best mill. section of the city n macadamized street. It will pn t0 investigate an opportunity like t o. Wright Ac Hon,, No. 124 Princess Sole Agents.- I 'V : : i on macadamized street, it win pay you this. .1 street 2 3t INVESTOR-We " have for sale three I small tenant houses in lrnnrt condition, lo i vi., S-J b. Tenth streets, ftflo. cash, balance in six years., J. G. Wright & Son,. 124 Princess i.m. notice to my friends and the PUBLIC I am lck at the ame old stand where IA will appreciate your patronage. Oom all. 121 mid 12.1 Princes! atreet D. L. li . - v- . Ja 2 tf - I will try to please all with the beat ' Cigars, tobacco, cigarettes, near beer iind col(1 'rtrlnkg; 'j,eVen pool tables run- ning nr i- cents per cueU. 1j. x. tapps. ja 2 tf ... i small boy wanted at Wilmington ghce , Company, - Fourth and Campbell streets, - , Ja 2 it , the beacty shop buys combings and u,iii, nir juil n irew ihc iy iiann.iFc wane you wfit.si-.impc n'jos.. bobs children's L.L 4iuu tuiitra ' ill. lca. iruun. ui tuu cnignons. ' ja i it . FOR RENT Tliree furnished rooms on inrst noor tor llcht housekeemuc. use or I hatll onil - nhnnU .1,., rnnni f.r i couple; irocd location. Address Rox-523.- . Ja 2 It I iriVTTi ' t K.I. ...I v,.. t. .kin ping department. An opportunity for pro- Front .and. Grace .streeta. w. ia 2 It i 1; ' - - - I -n a . ??lu -S0- 1,1 street. Address 4. u it:r call t No. 15 Market etreet.v I " 1 ' ' - - HAPPY. NEW YBARvTo our friends S!?tonwr "nrt tbc Philc. Palace Market Phone T, - , . -ja2' WANTED To norrow 5.000 on fntprov- STAR7BUSIHESS Locals THE 1VIKEI.KSM TPtiriimvv La beeii exbibited at rarloim ylaifii in t!ie city for the punt few day, can be seen eith er at Jariuau Drug Store of the Junfort iue it. nrBuiuniiii uy anyone wlsliinir ptmh. Sn 2 at I WANTED Ambition young man to be come traveling xalesman. Ksiwrieuee uu tjeeefcsary. Bradatyeet System. Dept. No. on, Rochester, X. . . 1,, art nt. FOR RENT Klnt of thro fnma mouth -or 0 a piece for funilhei rooms. Apply 314 North Keeoud street. . 1 2 it 1 t0 wllIte foodrt'aud dresa poods from factory to retailer, strong aide .Mills, Philadelphia, Pa. ; . jtf 2 lt rnAi iii Ai, TAiiiinivn ik ii ' i -r 1)rancl.es. rormerlr locjitr.l hit tn a r' L. Jjullrond offices. Now in mv.- new stund, l,kf Piintesa street, fen.ith bulld-nc. Becond floor. Soe my nice line of piece ?ords at-most pt-puliir prires. Leger leyer.- ,le 12 su tf WANTED Salesmen of ability and neat appearance to call on all merchants in their territory; elegant side line, convenient to carry ; good commissions ; prompt reniit ta!ioe; Belmnt Mfg. Co., Cincinnati, Onio. . de 12 su let , - THE SOUTHERN MI TCAI, HOME & Real Estatej Co. Itoom 15 Masonic Tentnle has a proposition to make to everyone who has savings to invent at 5 per cent, or 6 per cent, guaranteed. Also to. every one who carries Fraternal or other life insur ance because the payments are easy. Ve canv offer you the easy payments and a much safer policy. It will cost Ton noth ing to look Into whrft we offer, oc 3 su3m WANTED SALESMEN CTder and phos phate salesmen. Liberal salary or high commissions with StfO.OO weekly in advance Ited Cross Vinegar' Co., St. Louis, Missouri. - - ju irr su 52t FOR RENT That lnrre and desirable store. Northeast corner Third arid Castle streets, suitable for first-class grocers' or drug store. Formerly occupied by Carpen ter & Miller. Possession piven on or about jannary lutn iuiu. j. j. Wright & Son. No. 124 Princess street. , jn l lw n.A.Mfiu 1'osiuon an stenographer or DooKteeper. .Now employed.' Best refer ence. Audress -W." Box 4, City, ja 1 2t WANTED Immediately, vounir man sten ographer, four or five months work, .good sumry. Aunress giving reierences. ".1. w D." 1. O. Ilox 2:15, City. ' Ja 1 2t MONEY TO LOAN' cn dtamoMds anil re. volvers, shot guns and anything of viilue at I'ncle Charles' Pawn Shop, 1(W Market street. . ja 1 tf WANTED Second-hand vertical holler from four to eight horse capacity. Must be in gooii condition ana at reasonable nriee. Address A. .M., care star. Ja 1 tf CLERK wanted at Atlantic Cufe. onnnsltc cuion niaiiou. ia 1 tl WANTED Position bv first-class drv leaner and presser: also able to do dvinc nai niocKing aim uusneuu. Auaress Aliaa rine,-care iar. i:t l tr. ' MARKET STREET HOME far sale. An piortunity seldom offcreil. here Is ' a hance to cet your home. The nrlncinnl street In the city. Market itetween seventh and Kiehth streets, elegant deep lot with 12-foot alleyway In rear. For price, terms and full lnformution see J. (I. Wricht & Son. Heal Estate Asrents. 124 Princess sireei. la 1 :t ONLY ONCE in a great while can Mar ket street property west of Tenth, be bouarht at any price Today we offer that elegant lot on south side of Market between Seventh and Eighth streets. 200 feet deeD with 12 foot alley In rear. Price reasonable. rerms as you prerer. xne principal street of the city, hip-h beautiful lot in n superb location. J. ;. Wright & Sou are the sole agents. 124 Trinces street. Ja 1 2t FOR - SALE A beautiful corner Jot ST. feet frout liy lt5 feet depth, tu the best location la the city, on .macadam street and car line. Two blocks from f union deDot. four blocks from postofflce. Can be. bought at a prn-e mat win maKe u a good invest ment, i all and see lis for price and terms tl. Wright & Son, Sole Agents, 124 Prin cess sweet. ' - de 31. St FOR SALE 'An elegant bt on Miirket street tetween Seventh and Eighth; this lot is fijgi'.er than the street and has large yard aisi has a rear entrance. For prices and terms see J. J. Wright & Son. Sole Agents.- .de Si 3t OTNG"MALE Stenographer, six years experience.' desires situation with whole ale concern, office or store, to -learn the business' and become travel in" salesman Best reference, including present employer, Address box CI II. F. D. No. 1. Currie, X. C. de 31 4t ; - FROJf TFRKEYS TO HOG JOWLS Give us your order for nice dressed chick ens and tnrkeys, fresh pork hams; best of oysters, Jancy tomatoes, celery and lettuce, rtog Jowl for .ew lears. l'aiace aiaraet Phone No. 72. de 30 tf START THE NEW YEAR- RIGHT On January .1st, being next Saturday;' - The Hanover Building and Loau Association will open its ninth series tf stock, .and every man, woman and child should avnii themselves of this opportunity of subscrib ing for Rtock in this series. . mis Associa tion has -ad a very prosperous year and is mi v In it a coort r.-ite. of Interest as an. In vestment and assisting the heme-seekera in securing a home, and there is no better way to form a saving habit than,by this meth ods We have never uad a loss. Books will be open until January 7th, 1010, at Wilder b Heal Estate Office, No. 207 Princess street. only five hundred shares will be sold in this series.- 'John J. Fowler, president; J W. Yates, vice president; li. V. Wilder. Bere tjiry and treasurer. de :!0 lw. LOST MONEY LOUISE In days gone by but now I'm wise. I've fourid where and how to make money by shipping my raw furs, hides,, tallow, wool, beeswax, : worm seed, produce etc., to C. D., Gilbert & Bro., 212 Market street. ae i u iviVTFn Severs! nnnlls who "S'lsh to take lessons In the German lnnguage. Ap ply Prof. O. Braun, 23 South Second street. Plmne 184. de 20 Ct? BiinTAnplPnil TnlnrireniAnha. conn ing, framing, viewing and fine photograph ic work of every description. At the C oils studio. . no ia ii QL'IAL ON TOAST, Lynnhaven Bay Oy. ters and all other delfcacies of tbe eeasb with the usnal snbstantials" that go 1 to make up a first class bill 'of fare at any cafe. The Junction Restaurant, "Just at the Corner, convenient to all trains, su burban line, etc Open day and night. Bun days too. - - - - .uo SO tf NOTICE TO HOLIDAY SHOPPERS I have Just received the most complete Jlne of electric and gas portables and artistic chandeliers - ever shown In . Wilmington. Prices range from $3.00 to $50.00. l also have a complete line of electric novelties to select from. Do not make .your purchase until you have looked over my stock. Store open until 10 P. M., through the holidays. JO. Brock, 123 Market street, 'phone 57X de 15 tf ' .' - KEEP YOUR RYE on onr show case. The display will be changed frequently. Every time we change it will be better. Tbe Gem Studio, Foltz -At Kendrlck, .114 Market gtreet. no V tf. SULTANA OLIVE OIL Mr. Vafladl, the Sultana agent here, has arranged to have this oil custributed In the future by nail's drug store. Fifth and Castle. Pints SOc. Quarts $1.00. Phone orders filled promptly. no 4 tf -.. ' . ' -v.-. - - SWEET WEST INDIA oranges, the best the earth produces, $10.00 per thousand ; $155 par hundred. -at British schooner Blanche, lyint, at ispnnger uoa ompiin s wharves foot of Chesuut street J. T. Al bury. master. ' de 17 tf SHIP ME your eggs. nonltry. hams. hides, heeswax and any kind of produce. Will pay highest market prices and make prompt returns, N. C. Hams a specialty. C. B. Bellola, 1G North Seeond street. 'Phone 1576. de 12 tf : FOR RENT That desirable seve.n-rf3m cottage No. 71J Chesnut street.- All .rao.ern conveniences. Apply on premises or . 315 South Fifth street.. ; .- ' da-10 tf AVV)OIFor god well seasoned wood, call np .146, W. W. Koch Shlrfgle Mills.. dt 2S iw .,:.. ' v: A - -. l' "mrS9l ' . .. "H V - " f ' - v . . . . . M "nr3 (r, F) OC1 n aaoSE) : : .-I'v-- v"'; ; hi'l'' J;X',vhs.''.; ' '' ' . ; ; ;'-:.r. Z:-.-. ' ,V:-'F' a': : . - " ' ' ' . :l ry. - - . , , -. " ' ' - - -' - ' ' ' ' " '''' ' i '. f.-. i- . v'bS I "' " " 1 "'" """" "'wunwwiaiaawi. hjilihh,,,...,,,. . , . i L .. , hIL, - ' , j ' ; " : ' ' ' - "' -' -, ' ' ' t 2,000 yards American Wash Prints', 7c goods, will sell for.., ....4c ' 800 yards best quality In FouUrda, 25c goods, will Sell for. .16c TA ' : , 500 yards high grade Percales, 15c goods will sell for. .9c ; : 600 yards fcheckd Nainsook", 1 5c These goods --vera aboard the New York steamer during the Christmas storm an were slightly damaged by water. We purchas ed them at a low rate and are selling at the same rates . You can also picx up many excellent Bargains in our store this week as we are cleaning up all small lots preparatory to- taking stock. BIG DEPARTMENT STORE i - .... . ... 210, 212, 214 Ja 2 tt To ; Friends : aiid -Patrons: ; We Wish You All a Hap , py arid Prosperous '''' New Year! '."-. J. W.Fleet Go; Rione 673. So W. ez2 in 2 tf MEN'S SHOES 109 MARKET ST. Peanut Gake, and Meal. for cattle and hogs Better than corn, corn i . chopis, meal or ; wheat bran. Manufacftured : and sold by - 7. ' -:-i':t -. Universal Oil and Fertilizer Cq . Wilmington, IM. C. i 'dt 14 tf c .a - Su t -.1 r - afl u. l tl '.Ml' ana s,. N FRONT ST. ac fTTSitaVlflfi Corsier Front and Princess Sts; We Are After the Rlen " : , ' v M. ; .- . ''; who want good looking, durable and ftyllsh Shoes at moderate prices. We'll Jnst put it lmildiy and say that' We've the' best $3.50 and' $4.00 Shoes thU coun try produces. ...... In Pat Kid, Gunmetal and Vlci. S3.50andS4.00 -11 -Firiesl: food obtainable goods, selling at L, HV j ... I' ll' I . a 1 t, T ..sl?-.' i 4 tt f 1 k Si ti.r H a - - 1 t ,1 1' . r 'JT' Up -... 1. Si" - A. aV. J . i.u..: 4 (.! . t El 1 ii" ' )0 : ; i r j l''J ( 1 1 1 X 4 5". 1 ' i J; -A Ml 1 ' - 1 a f 7 - r 4- VI 'ti: A
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