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MOANING :STARUWiIiM1NGTDNw
THE WEATHER.
United States Department ot Agriculture,
Weather Bureau.
; - : ' ' April 21, 1914. C.
Meteorological data for the 24 hours end
ing at 8 P. M. yesterday.
Temperature at 8 A.-M... o uegrees; at s
P. M.. 64 degrees; maximum, 74 degrees;
minimum. 57 degrees; mean. 66 degrees.
.''Rainfall for the day. .43; rainfall for
the month, to date, "5. 16-'
f Stage of water in Cape Fear river, at
"Fayetteville, at 8 A. M., Sunday, 13.7 feet.
- ! WEATHER FORECAST. .
COiiflN MARKET AVAS , STEADY ; FRESH , COLUlPSE . Ill CORH
DECLINE IH STOCKS;
fefeiO to ifes (3Saito
Further Uneasiness Over IMexieart Sit
uation But War Vould' Have'
Bullish' Effect.
Only for a Brief Intervai at Opening
of Market Vas'There a ShoW
i -1 f Strength. ;
Another String f. Low Records Made
For North Caroliaa Fair Tuesday
Wed-
on Market, Numbering Nearly
. a Score ' " ;
nesday fair; warmer: in luterior.
The Port Cnlndar, Apr. 31. ln. .
ises ... ; ..... .5 (34 A. M.
mm
, Sun rises
. ' . . f - . . - :- - ......
5 p.
Xow York, April 20.T-Cotton receiv
ed a good part of Saturday's loss dur
ias today's trading;. There wks,f.urti
er uneasiness over the Mexican-situation
but many brokers th6ught ' that
even if this country should be ; forced
into a declaration of . warM; the, effect
on cotton would be more bullish than
otherwise, as it would be expected, to
stimulate the demand for cotton duck
and possibly cause a scarcity of labor
in the Southwest- At any rate after
sorut- early irregularity : the market
ruled generally steady and closed
steady at a net gain ;of from G?. to 11
points. " -
The opening was steady at unchang
ed prices to an advance of two points
on better cables than due on' Satur
day's Xe wYork break, There were
a "sood many over-Sunday selling Or
ders around the ring,. : and off erings
also were encouragedL-lbyithe., favor
able week weather forecast, but after
showing a net loss of - two or three
points the market rallied: . Houses
with Liverpool cdhnectioh'a seeined" to
be buying a comparatively; small
amount of May off eredrfdr sale while
one of the larger ... local houses was
credited with buying July for certain
local and Southern bnlls. ? Reports
of heavy rain in the central belt on
Sunday may also have, encouraged
some scattered buyingefew crop
positions in the face of. daily; forecasts
for clear and warm" ' weather -; and as
prices worked " higher recent ', sellers
began to cover. Active months- sold
about 9 to 15 points net higher in con
sequence, with July , relatively firm,
Chlcagb, April 20. It was only for
a brief interval today that the war
outlook! prevented a fresh collapse; of
tbe torn market Prices closed weak
at - a loss of 7-8 to 1 7-8c compared
with Saturday night. Wheat finished
18 off to 1-4 up and oats a shade down
to a lfke advance, but provisions de
moralized almost as much as corn,
with declines varying from 20 to 67
1-2 to ,70c- r
, Putui-es elosing:
Wheats-May DIM; July. 85.
Corn-May, b2; July, 62. - ,
Oats May. 30: July. 3ti.
Pork May, 19.40;J July, lt.c.
Lard May, lO.OTi; July 10. 'Jo.
liibs May. 10.H); July, 10.9a.
Cash grain:
Wheat No. 2. rpil: !vifffnr v o i.,i
9292y4 i LNp., 2j- Northern, . 959t5 -."'No 2!
spring. 9,f96.
Corn No. 2. 66 Va.; No.-2, yellow, 67.
; Oats No No.. 2 quotatious.
MARINE.
ci-'- A,'-'- A-rrtved.
t ,clierokee. Devereaux, New York, C
J. Becker, agent.
: . v-' v, , . . Clearpd. ... .
Str. NaVa hoe. Packer, New York; C. J,
Becker , agent.
-MARINE DIBECTOBY.
a of VeMtli in Port at Wllmliifftaii,
flino Carolina.
s.?cr-?er!iertlMay 81S tons, Black, Maf
fitt & Wood. .
kx?cH5l -Ctor. C. Records. ' 238 tons, Grif
fith. Tidewater OroceryiCo. -,.
- Schr. Alic J . f!rflitr nor. fnni Antniiii
' i npoMt '
on rumors mat auuus mtcicau) .chjjw'. "j nvuu. r k
accumulathMeirvWt revaiV cf
ing Q15""1-, J"L 'twt i Schrf,William Thomas Moore, Jones, 261
miaanng- upianusr -lo-iw, -gun
.'jiuet:
12.35: no saaes. .
Futures closed steady.
Mouth:
r.i i-
1198 -12.W: 11. 9o 1U.07
.WILMINGTON MAKKET8.
. Opent; High. Low.- Close..
.12.40 12.y; 12.:i8 12.46
July
Aug
Kt
ltee
xr STAR OFFICE. April 2a
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Steady, 42.
ROSIN StPndv-sit ....' -
TAR Tii rm at 9 nf nnr- Kof.aI tn n.V,.
..lljjtf ll.bO .ll.4S ll.vtS9c. oer.-alloa. . ... -.. - . . .
11.41 i.ao i.to ii.i UllUOE TURPENTINE Firm:' mir
barrel for hard; $3.50 -per barrel for dip;
$3.50 per barrel Xor virgin.
vrnotauonssame day last year Spirits
lurnemme, rosiu, nominal: tai nrua
2.20; crude turpentine $3.00, $4.00, $4.00.
DAlLf COTTON TABLE,
Th Port : Movement.
New Orleans Middjliug 13 1-16;. receipts,
3 7H7 ; sales, 1.332; stock. 157,956. -
' n.-ilveston Middling, 13.00; receipts, 3-
v:i exports, lo,(3u; sales, l,j(i; stock, 'Zo,
Molile Middling; A2 13rl6 ; ; receipts, 425 ; I Rosiu
It cccliiia.
Spirits Turpentine ...
..(-)
.(
.. . S6
exports, i.ioi : sales- yy; sioK-.oa,oi. . ueceipis same aay last year Spirits
snorts 3.2!1: sales. 50; stoek, 27,340.
Tar
Savannah Middling, : receipts, 1,668 ; I Crude-Turpeutiue
. m .. I. ; I . DaaaI.. .nA,MH ,i
Middling, 13! receipts, Oo; I turpentine, 6 casks ; rosin. 4 ban-els; tar,
w uarreis; t-ruue turpentine, t ) barrels.
CliMiieston
PYimrrs. :!75: stock." 10.351..
Wihniugtou Middling, nominal; receipts,
SU : stock 1 1 .-k.
Norfolk Middliug, 15.00,; receipts, 1,143;
exports. u.t0: sales, 4U6; stock, aosiu.
Baltimore Middling. 13 ; stock, 3,099.
Boston Middling. 13.10; receipts, 100
stock. 11.300. "- - -
Philadelphia Middling,. 13.35; stock 4,
411. ' - "
New York Middling, 13.10; exports, 1,
Cl: stock, 123,126.
Minor Ports Stock, 13J263.
Total today Receipts, 12,864; exports,
ol.OHl; stock. .u;5,ttoT..' ... -. .
Total for week Receipts, 24,642 ; exports
."1.071. . i -
Total for Seasons-Receipts, 9,084,088;
COTTON MARKET.
Market Spot, nominal. Same dav last
year, nominal.
itece.ipts, 39. Same day last year, 81
naies.
Total rpceints scnl. Rnnt 1 rtOil l."R l.-iloc
Total recpints s.imp d.-ir lnt- vir um
uaies.r : -
PRODUCE MARKETS.
(Quoted by Wi J. Meredith April 18, 1914.)
CORN $1.90 to $1.95 per-sack.- -
rr- trvr aiues Irish DOtatocs. Sl.OO ner
bn." i Sweet potatoes, yams, 90 : good de
mand, r r:... - : - -.-,.rV; , -.r ,."-.- .
PEAS White. $2.56 uer-bnstleli rood e-
mana. - .
BEEF Native dressed. 89c.; good de-
Interior Movement.
Hotist.m-.Middling; Vi; receipts, 5,185 ; mSt'! lV
' Z "'CZiiZV"00,';... PORKSmall, 1012c.; large., good, 10c.
-hlS!t tes3iF& HHlDEGreen gait. 12c; dr, flinty 14
v T . . . : . r : .i i i - . 'i - . . . I IW-i per 1U,
Ati'-'lista-
suipuients
W BATHER BUREAU REPORTS.
. April 20, 1914. -.uv
New York: Anril . 9fl T1iq riHno
in- StOCKS? COntihllPd tndnv nnd srn.
au . r.
yi-uci- Hrme or. low. records for the wiiminsmi
year,- numberine; nearlv a. score, was! Soutimort .
recorded, - In the list were some of .Masouboro Inlet .,;5:t9
lae. DOOUlar :t'rp diripr shaio. wiph : as
Reading,; Union , Pacific and' Steel. At
me opening tne market was under
Pressure. " and it Inst" prnnnd ranidlv
during" the first quarter of ah hour. A
rally ..ensued, which, restored nunta.
tlOhS to . a- level . with the nreoedinc STATIONS:
close or i above but. during the after
nooq the downward swing was resum
ed-: v'Distinct- yreakness appeared or
thig movemenjuand some of the prom
menc issues.- mcluaing Union Paciric.
P. M.
Uiiy.:.: . .13 nrs14 min.
i Tides. . .'
High water. Xow water.:;
A.M. P.M.- A.M. P.M:
Sun sets . . .
Day's length
'-; 7'rOl .-. 7 :28 ' 1155 - 2 :16
. 1 'Jitt :20 3 :47 ': 11:33, 11 :.".
o.M . 11 U3..; 11:33
iTemperature:
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. . clear
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clear
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78
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44
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Northern - Pacific, Reading and Lehigh Abilene
v aiiey, losr two to three points. Asheviiie
:The .MeivfJin crisis P'onornllv was I Atlanta .
referred to as; the predominatinsr bear- A?J5?,i5i ..:
.ish iinfltience. T The news tickers' de- l ostour
voted :,..a.i.larga . part . ; of rtb.eir service Charleston , .
to .. wasmngton . drspatciies teiimg otinauoue .
war-like preparations and the whole KhiH!0i-.:
street ; talked.- of -Mexico-, The ,sltua- Jacksonville
non-presentea t an- unusual opponun- Memphis..
it v tor the hears, and thev utilized ltlMonue
cnjvoecf,viT&:. At- (otftn.tta tlioro I Montgomery
vousness. in r,ne laie . aeenne. . par- Oklahoma
ticularlv. themarket acted' as though I Palestine.
llojuilationr on a inconsiderable' large gs.b v
scale was believed toxhave-aiome trom rgavanuiih"'
the-tired holders of stocks to whom shrevepbrV.
the -Mexican crisis came as the last! St. Louis..
of a series of blows to the market, j Washington
mducinsr them to let go. . - ' , . '! :,
; Oil stocks were particularly weak. pikanciai, Mabket
ml . .!U n . 1. Cinnlorfl Oil I : . 'i I . '.!
grotip on the curb were forced down New York, April 20: Ca.ll, mMeyi steady,
one Ho twenty points. Coincidently 12; ruling rate, 1; Clostng, l&2:
With another cut in the price Of .cruae j Time loans, flrm. .Sixty "days, 2vJ3 per,
Oil- J-".'. a ' - . ; . ' jt-ent.; ninety days. ,33 ; six months S
m the bond marKet ' prices were Jiercanrne jap.er. ju- . tmvnnjs .ex
lower, after some irregularity v koc k
Island collaterals made a two-ioint
v.n n nnl.r -r lncn 51- "Vow Ynrlf
railways adjustment, hves ; weaKenea .Don't fail to seeyour favouie. Mary
sharply. State and municipal issues Pickf0rd in "Hearts Adrift" at the
aisp. ueciiuu, ouuiuciu i r". urana rneatre loaay- ana tomorrow.
vertiDies were unusuany acuve. Advertisement-
sales of bonds, (par vame..i,&u.wuu.
United States bonds declined 1-8 to
3-4 on call. Heaviness of these bonls
wast asanciated with the Mexican cn
sis. It was thought that, in the event
of hostilities a new Dona, issue wouiu
be floated.
o.- uercantiie paper, ; strlm? ex
change, firm. Sixty, daya, 4,.S52&.,demandt
4.87; commercial bills, 4.S4. Bar silver,
58. Mexican dollars. 45:
ninnariteceim;. lshipmekts, f5' n?w sWe8 and shonlders. 121-2c per
TALLOW Firm, 45c. per lb.
nrrt mn-vr iv x .fl . J
rn. k ' Svf P ' """'larowe, 50c.; Spring chickens, 2035c. per
. .t-xK, ..j,, , fae d e06d demand.
Liverpool cotton Turret.
i.iverpool. April 20. Sootr easier. Good
mmiUiii 7.83 : middling, 7 311ow- mid
niinsr. ti.m ; sood ordiuary, 0.05; ordinary,
-j?'' s;iles- 7.000. Speculation and export,
7 y. ueceiprs. ;iu.otJU. rntures. ouiet. ap-
.:.""' : April-May, 6.84; May-June,
. - - Miiy-Ausrust. 5.6v&i Auirust-sen-
r.'iui...r U.53U; Octoler-November.. 0.23 . i
j i-fuii.er-january, 0.15; January-FeU-
lu' o.i.j':..
head: sood demand.
E(5GS-r-l6c... per dozen ; dun.
TURKEYS Live, on foot. iSc pr lb.,
WILMINGTON PEANUT MARKET.
NAVAL STORES.
(Qnoted by J. S. Fnnchess & Co.)
Wilmin&rtou.- N. -C.. Aoril 18. North Car
olina peanuts: Market stronger; receipts,
light. Fancy hand-picked, 85c; No. 1, ma
chine picked, 80c. ; extra choice, 75c. per
bushel.
Virginias: Steady, 8590c. per bushel.
Spanish : Steady and stronger, $1.35
$1.40 per bushel.
BT BIVEB AN1 KATL.
NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
Amalgamated Copper
American Agricultural
American Can ... ... -
American Car and Foundry ..
American Cities, pfd
American Smelting
American Snuff
American Sugar
American Tel. and Tel
American Tobacco
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Chesapeake and Ohio ...
Chicago," Mil. and St. Paul . .
Erie ... -,
General Electric ,
Great Northern, pid
Illinois Central
Interborough-Met., pfd
Kausas, City Southern ... ... ...
Lehi"hA"alley
Liggett and Myers
Lorillard Co ' ...
Missouri, Kansas and lexas ... ..
Missouri Pacific
Mexican Petroleum
Ww York Central ...
N. Y., N. H. and Hartford
Norfolk and Western :.. ... ...
Northern Pacific . .'
Pennsylvania
Reading. . . . --
Hen. Iron and Steel ...
Rep. Iron and Steel, pfd ...
KocK lsiantt iso
Itocfc Island Co.,- pfd
St. L. and San Fran.; 2nd pfd ...
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard Air Line, pfd
Sloss-Sheffield Steel and Iron ... .
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway,
Southern Railway, pfd ...
Tennessee . Copper
Texas t'o ... ... .
Texas and Pacific
United States f-teei
United States Steel, pfd .
ITtah Copper .. .
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Western Union"
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11 : ' , I V
rvianey rruis.
A lame back, sore kidneys and sleep
disturbing weaknesses warn you
that your kidneys need help need to
oe toned up, strengthened and their
normal action restoxed.-'Rladder weak-
2nesa causes much bother and distress.
I VVnmpn PRnppi allv suffer frnm thio qt-
noyanoe. Just a trial of Foley Kid
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soon as you begin their use. They
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m all disorders arising trom weak,, in
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contain no habit-forming drugs and
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sizes. ;
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?MV:thll:l ll Vni-if fk -Tnt.r.ntititn ' fiv-m of
. ., . . i . ... Ul H. II . . UJ. (I .
. ;.' 4 - receipts, aai ; snipments,
i..,sui l inn. aies. 6S7: receipts. G04;
mollis, l.v.n: stocks. 94.886.'. Quote
I. 4 U A -UV- C A T(- X' 1 Ji-lt.ir SR
" ". ami W r. t-. ? ' ' " '; frt .iir.:51 luiloa cotton SO barrels tar.
PETEBSBUBG PEANt'T MARKET.
Bceelptfl of Cotton and Naval Stores
tne I'ort.
Wilmington N. C Apr. 20.
Atlantic Coast Line 534 bales cotton ;
DRY GOODS MARKET.
, 'ew; V''k. April 20, Cotton goods mar
n lo.ia.v were nuiet, ond steady. Itaw
r, ii , """itger and higher
"Ui. Dress goods were firm.
C L E A N-U P 'DAY J N WJ LSO N.
Repot-ted by Eodgers, Plummer & Co., Inc.
pptershiirir. Vu.. Anril 15. Snanisb
Yarns were I Farmers' Snanish. steady. $1.50 per bushel.
Virginia sraucy Jiimiio, 41 10 4c.-per
lb'.; Fancy Hand -Picked, 4 to 4e. per
lb. Extra Prime, 4 to 4y2e per lp.
Prime, 4 to 4c. per lb. Shelling Stock;
10. , -. - - --
Pans Beina MariI iw nVuiik 1 arTu 1 3'.tO:4c.-per
Sanitary ; Department-
..'.special Stat Correspondence.) :
1 pah K ' f - j w v a-k.
boin - Wrix .-' April; O.rtrians are - xew TYork. Apiil 20. Raw; sugar, steady.
v .j j v- v;v. vwv,;:y i XUUJU&aCB . B.U,4I, .lit,, V.I.UII itiifui, tm .vu,
NEW : YORK PRODUCE.
"incii Mrs. F. D. Swindell is presi-
ior a "ciean-up day" in Wilson.
Jno need of co-operative interest is
ji' i'd tent to every citizen. Mrs.-Swm-
l;t . with her usual enereretic 'and
f"-!), with her usual energeticand exe-:
sugar, 2.0.5;
refined, steady.
Butter hteauy
f'lipesfi Stead v
ritrr. !nn ..,,tct Win Vn 7 SS'. ' Skin.
tosNo. 4, 11; niild, dull; Cordova, I2y2
1B.. nominal.
; Cotton, seeu ini-oiigmiy renecxeu tne
break in lard, closing-generalljs one to two
In V.; . i-.: . , . ; . . ' : ; 1 points ' net lower. rsu picosuie ucicjujicu
n tnis connectiAn the hoard of town IK" ,i -ifi, anma. ohnrt mwrin.
onunissioners is considering a Sam-1 and supporting orders the- market was
e. ajes. li.zuu uarreis.
r6.53; prime Summer
. 7.41 : May. 7.40T June.
7 vi .. jnii 7 TM- Ansrust. 7.fi.: Sentemher.
Personal investigation of the work 1 7". ci- October. 7. 19 November,. 0..,75 . .i
as. carried on in the Capital City and : Prime : Winter -yellow 7.50; prnne; Shdi-
"iii report-to the next session of- the
-oiiiniissioners.
1ai y department, patterned .after .the steady at the ciose sales, 11,200 barrels
SVKtPm 00 a I,. n-ii'iii j I 'Primp crude. 6.46.o3: prime Summei
com;;;": JLrtl How, 7,40: April, 4U May. 7,407r June,
'ivViC xx vj 1.1 1 1. 1 1 n - 111 1 rt. 1 1 1 iian ixi niiv3 i
1 mer white, 7.55.
PRECINCT MEETINGS IN
ROBESON COUNTY MAY 16.
DtEDS NOWORDS
w
fnmary for Coufhty and Township
Officers August 8thv
( Special Star Telegram.)
i-umberton, . N. ; C--. April ,20. The
;'-"n uemocranc, executive commit
Wilminaton People Have ADSOiute
; Proof of Deeds at Home.
It's' not words but deeds that prove
true merit. T. '
The aeeas 01 ioau n-iuucj mo,
For ' Wilmington . kidney .sufferers,
Mown-- mHe theirc local reputation.
.TMnnf-'iiAA' in the testimony of
townshins heinz reDresented.
"'cl p.ere today and appointed a date
I01; tlie different primaries.:' -.;" i
;tn. for thl purpose of . ascertaining Kn Trihhn'rn - 516 Castle
he choice of the, voters for candi- SJgiviSN -yback
Jf'os for State,-Congressional, jndi- fySJiJSA
ct!sli and State senatorial offices. Coun- ffHrSnS,
y invention to., elect-delegates vta nfeift S' Mdney
congressional and judicial con- '-"-t
ntions will be,held;Mar23rd,
,n , uniy Pmary to nominate -.coumg i VsMmT5ftli with"- which
fM township officers, will be held Au M LJ?SSfc72! teT iUiad
V'-'-. m. Keturns will be- canvasseq l 4?&"f . irrntiaaa Kld
Ausust 18th. and if necessary to hold udpart or one 1.
scond primary. August 27th , will CTftilW-JVS&'aK
Te.a- ... . ,5: "' ii vfi "ftrhLr-wnrklnfe order,:. I have
committee unanimously .enaora- ii-r-' Vendorsing Doaii's
e the State and National administra- o. hesitation ; certainly a
t ons, also adopted strong. resolutions Kidney Pills. 'iSSgJSiSSe
endorsing Mr. S. B. McLean ior soliti- good backache, and kdney . 5a;
tor -"i jr..:. i tj -r any, af . , nll dealers. .-i-JJOn t
. ; .. . 1 simply "a&k for a. kidney, remedy get-
Theatre today and tomorrow in . the Mrs.; Marshburn had., Poster-Mil hurn
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: Panama and Straw Hats in all the latest styles and
'Phone 673.
Next to the Bijoix.
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Comp
any
This store is the Wilming
ton home of Hart SchafT
ner & Marx clothes, Man
hattan Shirts Blum &
Koch Straw Hats. ;
-from -
oundation to
Roof
Rock Lime, Cemerjit, -Piaster,
Hydrate ; Liriie Brick,
Shingles, Lath$, Slate,
Terra Cotta Pipe arid pit
ting, all sizes. Drain Tfle
Asphalt Roofing, Deaden
ing Felt, Slaters Felt,
Building Paper, Etc. Sash,
Doors, Blinds and Mould
ings, i ' ,
wt tii ii tordaf n n ri t vrtniit rnmnietft utock of Mantels.' :TIler and
- Grates in the State to select from. Write for. catalogue and prices.
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No. 7 and '9Chesnut Street.
Wilmington, N. C;
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REGISTRATION AND
NOTICE.
ELECTION
Many people have marveled , the way
S. S. overcomes skin -troubles. Ihe -ex
planation is the fact that" S.- S. Sr" works
in the blood and the JIoo.d is really a most
Intricate ..and xtrabrdinafy mass of arteries
and1 veins. . .- . ... -.
1- When. yoii. come to realise that ..the skin
Tfi .the flesh beneath are composed or a
network of tiny blood-vessels you solve the
tnvsrerv. " - - ' - ' -I
" There are wonderful; medicinal properties
t' S.-S. S, that follow the -course of the
hlood- streams, just as naturally as the most
nourishing food elements ... - . . "-',.";
It-is 'reaUt - a remarkable remedy. -It
contains one Jngredfent, the active purpose
of which -1' to stimulate the tissues to the
v,h.ifhn cnitinTi nf ita own essential nutri
ment.- And the. medicinal elements of this
mifHi.Qi! hinftd. tmrifler are lust as essen
tial ja vell-ba)lanc.ed Z. health. : as ..nutri' :.
tlOUS elements OI . IBB fiueai!;,. gtttiua, . iulb
and 'sugars of our- iJally - food. ;
Not ofie drop'-of nilneraTsor dJrugs la nsed
m its .'preparation,: '.- Ask for, S...S. S.: and
just insist upon having it.- And if;you de
sire skillful advice and counsel upon any
matter concerningthe. blood and skin, write
to the Medical- ntepartmenf ," The Swift
Specific Co., 529 Swift Bldg. Atlanta. Ga.
; Do not .' allow . some zealous -clerk's elc
oiience over, something "just as good" aa
S S. S. to fool you - with,' 1he - same old
mineral drugs. : Beware of all substitutes
Insist upon S. SS. -
J. B. McCABE
Certified Publiei: Acxoithtant
Phori 1699-J. P.. O. BdX 1002.
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Court
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of Every KiAi' an3rDe
scriitioii. See our Wini
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24 NO. i?RONt STREET
v.o la horiliv' iriven' that an Election
I. i.. nrHororl liv tllp (OUUt'il Of the
t-tv nf vvilininirtou North Caroliusi, fori
flm iinrnniio nf snbmittim? to the VOtei'f1
of said eitv the question of an issue of
bonds for the purpose of acquiring "-'liarf
propertv and transportation terminals in
said eity,. as authorized - Hy an Act of the
General Assemoiy. 01 ionu iau"i "-i"s
Chapter 1S4 of the Private- Laws, enacted
at the session of said General Assembly,
i.oM in iini .T ip nuestion to ue viu
Ik- "Kiiiili Hip Oitv of Wilmington.
North Carolina, issue bonds in an amount
.T.flin"!r..Twn Hundred Thousand
Dollars, for the purpose of acquiring wharf
property ana oriier irausyunuuuu
niils V" ' . ' ; :
Said -election wiU- be lield on the 10th day
nr jfar inu ! 11 i-i n ir tne hours and in the
ribed . b.v. law, and at the
hiaces hereinafter named.
itrnf-ion linn "iieen ordered fey
the Council, and all voters desiring and eu
:ii vrto in uiiri irwtion are hereby
i fi.oMof Ifpiristration books will
be opened oil the 20tlu day of April,. 1014,
and be closed on tire 'Jtiv uay or iuay,
: -Registrars will be in attendance at the
polling places hereinafter specified for t.ieir
.nsnor-tiTp warns uu oaiuiuajo. ..v-...,.
April 20th May 2nd and May vnu.
pnT.T.rMfi pt,ai ics: s-
First Ward, .First Precinct polling
' ..l..,. T. At-rv crnrn
place, corner 4th aud Canippellj
Second Ward Polling , pace,
House. ... . ,
Third Ward-:l'olliiig-.piace, voiuei
Fourth W ard soiling piuce, iui
Fifth- Ward. First necma
place, corner oth and. Castle. ... . .-.
Fifth . Want, - Second .Precinct Pollin
place, corner Oth and Castle. ...
... TTT!r'IClTTJ 1HS..-AXJI. l l.UliH..
First Ward, First,, precinct Registrar,
ArebieSeiglerv j Pollho ders : u r
per, VV111JRJ lierr, - .u.-- T
store 4th and-Haiuett.-i ; v- w-L.l.i-iJ-
P. J..-Breen..-Poll holders: W. H. Etowe.
Uobert Green Polling lace: EngiBf
House, 4th .aildr Campbell. : ( M sli
Second. Ward-Registrar. F. S. Sliepard,
Pollholders : P. M. Holmes, , T. J. King.
! Pplling: Plwe.ruse,
Thlrd. varu-iegisnar a.
Pdll61dets iOWtiltefe Penny, S, E. W oqd.
Polling, place: Giblem Lodge, 8th and
Uoni?thiard-Registrarr' W. A, Spoonftr.
Polf holders! Geo. Glbtgen. F. W. Phife,
DniHui, nincA" 104 Dock street. -?
J-ifth Ward., First Precinct Registrar,
Rv Dtfvis.- Poll holders: W. L. Tbarpe.
M: -M. parser. :; i-omng piare, v
Casffe streets. " ... ;. . ,-. .-."-. T,,
Fifth Ward Second; Hreeinct-Registrar,
V.r T.,.,.ir Pniinrtirfci-: Harry Pyle. Mi
; UaU ,lUO..- , - --- ... -
Rrntrll Pollin? Place : - OIU nuu v-aouc
streets, v . .,.4; ..,, the reiristratlon
imni-s will be obeh. for challenges and
such; other purposes cireg.pyia-w-j
L y oxner, 01 j - -, . 4 " -
? This -Wth day or pru..j.j;
anlS-td " 1 : ; - j ' -' ).- .il.v. . tuiy liw -
Men's, Ladies' and Children's
SpBDirDg
CARL F. ST
128 SOUTH FRONT STREET.
& CO.
,WILMI NGTON, R-Ci
Start Inside With O'Cedar!
MOPS AND POLISH, and
then go outside with our
RAKES, SHOVELS, HOES
AND GARDEN HOSE. For
week commencing April' 20th,
we will sell Rakes at 25.
PECK &
HOLLOWAY
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"CLEANLINESS US NEXT TO GODLINESS:
PILES!
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wnn.mrf TnViin :Plf jbiDtnieBt wHl CO it
Blind. Bleeding na itcninff .ifiies. i au
sorb - the 'tumors, allays itching at once
aet: O. -ai DOUlUCev - STlves. - xuM-auj. tcun
WllHams' Indian Pile Ointment 1 prepar
ed Sot PHes ami ncniriir , 01 me um.ii
parts. ' nragglsta mailJteandL tUXK ,
, Wiilim5MP cow-ErffpB ciereiana. u
Sola .07; . . oMn. -- -
Mcdonald's
SPECIAL
"'.;. -;.:;' vi DO WN A LITTLE ?
For a QUICK SALE r dffer 10 SKares MUrchison Natidnal
Bank StoHc at $154 ; $160 paid in to
I, ' :c.-c Mcdonald
Stocks: and. Bdnd;;
KING'S WINDSOR HARD WALL PIASTER; ,
Schooner Florence M. Belding, now dischargingcargo,
and we offer this material both wholesale ahd retail, arid;,
solicit your ojders.- - - -;; .' ' v .-;;4;-r-.f
jmbM 79; r W. B. THORPE & C0
Adrit.'AdyertiSem?nt.'
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