XEbe flUomfng Star.
WILLIAM H. BERNARD.
WILMINGTON. N. C.
Saturday Morning, April 22.
JOHN PAUL JONES' REMAINS.
n
-m T
Recently FredericksDurg, va.,
made claims for the reinterment of
tU remains of John Paul Jones
in
on
stated; yesterday, our resources
are practically untouched.
There, is a wde field in North
Carolina for development and pro
fitably enterprises on a large scale
are offering on all sicles. Many of
these jopportunijies pe neglected
by our own capitalists or are left
untouched for lack of capital, but
strangers comin'g into our midst
often ssee splendid chances for in
vestment that kve entirely over
look. .-. . - !
At present millions of capital
into
North Carolina
10 flrainncj
. . in U " o
that city because mat w .c for deveiopmeiit of our great
y home which it is known that wate!DOwers arj new railroads en
tU founder of the American navy nQ doubt
acknowledged, r-miaueipm x that , gummarj; of this incoming
making a strong claim, and m the w(mld our peopl
editorial columns of the Philadel- p h hl th Neatest enterprise
phU Record of Thursday it says: undeiJway in th( gtab at this time
1'For a movement which is but tne!develoDmLt 0f the immense
six days old that in
ing sepulture to the
favor of giv-
x ! ! V, .nnJi. rf tha
body of Ad- Wiwsrr Powcl "1C - -r
i nx,n tq11i .Tns within an Xadkin near aaiisDury. xi is sutr
jii ix ai J jnxx uu.x
CURRENT COMMENT.
The former wife of Roland B. Moll
neux arrives int vaudeville just two
years behind time. Baltimore Sun.
. It is an open question as to which
can gather the most Indictments, Mrs.
Chad wick or the Standard! 6u Com
pany. Dallas News. j j
Some of the American people fear
the Japs will take the Philippines,
and the rest of them are afraid they
will not New York American. ,
It now developes that Russel Sage
is worth but $25,000,000, although he
has been attracting s much ttention
as a rich man would. Washington
Post. A j
It is not believed that Secreta
dy Taft would be severely censured
if he should get oft the lid lonjj -enough
to let Santo Domingo escape Wash
ington Post.
It is reported that Roje$tvensky is
hunting for the Japaneses fleet. Isn't
It strange that trouble has (men a fas
cination for some people? Blrming
ham Leader. j
Mayor Dunne Is beginning
that "immediately is a big
to learn
word in
imei nntinnal monument to be ed that about $3,000,000 will be
erected at Philadelphia has gath- expended there There are also the lexicon of furnishing daily trans-
J, toMamTnPTitiiTn ' i! Dortation for 2.000,000 people St.
viiuuvjuiup cwmv- r . . ,K.rm,.af
rmiaaeipma nas "JTZ scale in the way of trolley lines,
frt; BtW n r worthv memorial railroads, and manufacturing 1
rf Wh father nf thfi American naw dustries. in connection with which
"i-H'MV w mf I f '
1 - , A I ., ; -i
is invariably me:
State recently
editorial in which
Louis Globe-Democrat.
Henry James' dislike for Prosi
dent Roosevelt's literary style is per
haps a mild emotion compared with
the President's feeling about 'the style
of MrJ James.Chicago News..
Castro is said to have offered Gen.
Sherman Bell, of Colorado, a very large
salary to take command of the Vene
zuelan army. If any other induce
ment is necessary, Colorado ought to
because of historic associations of northern capita
the past. Our nrst great navai tioned.
commanuersuuiuuunu cp Columbia
in tne locaiixy wnere tne aiuciou. -L
tha inrtmnit- contained an
uaijf w aa ujlil , niiw v. - - i j j j i
tliot jictopmAn Ann ah I a pnnf pmnor-
sion and first unfurled his flag, and arv ealls attention to the large
waere raavcu a and varied and promising neiqs be Wming to offer it. wishington
rUa the investment of capital
o-nnH mndern reasons whv this is the Southern btates, ana argues is hardly worth whi e to say
the appropriate spot for the pro- that k would b6 more wise as well that Chicago went Democratic because
posed memorial. It is at Philadel- as more patriotic for American " wen for Dunne- nor wu d u habe
thia that the new navy of the Unit- Up wooiti. kn Jqao thva
ed States was beeun. and the ' T ...T IH " ITT publican if it had gone for Harlan.
greater part of the steel-clad battle neiasj raxner wn in ioru CWcago slmply went tomtoo and sne
fleet was launched." these j fields rather than in foreign would have gone tomfool no matter
Philadelphia proposes, if Ad- loans? or in mahy of the Ventures whom she elected Louisville Courier-
miral Jones' remains are burid of Midred nature that seem to at- Journal.
the're. to erect over them an im- tract them. ' -It is said that crews of British ves
X Tii,00 maa civ sels in the east are refusing to g6 on
' ., j , A I CT.i . i, voyages and Chinese have tjo be sub-
ate monument. However, the with j what Thei State said and stituted for tnem They tear they
Washington Post of Thursday, makes this comimeni upon it: may come up with the Baltic squad
says: "It is a matter-well worth dis- ron and they do not want; ti risk the
("The naval authorities are cussing, and the press of the South danger the English fishing fleet did.
uLnimously of opinion that the a National as weil as a Rojestvensky can clear th4 seas of
remains of John Paul Jones should ?ctl?l sHe . Pr!?m t? merchants thout flrlf s a shot-
be buried in the cemetery at the F"5 lue LVrJ:T. -Cumbia Record-
United States Naval Academy at e f-JHT tn-SThf -Under the auspices 1 Admlral
aC k v,. ments. With the accumulation of A1,Aff th f.nmm1ttM. nf hJ. Par nut
tihguished naval officer, and the w in thv rg!u e.entres .ere contlnuea tne work of eiabol-ating the
hrtrial rounds at the academv are ""t r, . i . . It I administration of Manchuria. A school
. 1 IT T It r T TTTi TkTll TIUf fl T II U Wt t I
A cablegram from Paris on s th f i Tt is the natural
COMMERCIAL
WILMINGTON MARKET.
(Quoted officially at the closing by the
unamDer- ot commerce. ; ;
STAR OFFICE, APRIL 21.
No Quotations Holiday.
Quotations same day last year
Spirits turpentine,: , firm at , 53c;
rosin, notmng doing i tar, nrm, at
1.90; crude turpentine, steady at $3.2
WiiAb. ....; .I-..'
; KJSUEIPTS.
Spirits turpentine 23
Rosin .... .... 106
Tar . ... J . ...U... I..... 49
Crude turpentine . . 53
Receipts same day last year 7
casks spirits turpentine, 151 barrels
rosin, 116 barrels tar, 25 barrels crude
turpentine.
COTTON.
Market, quiet at 7 1-2 for middlibig.
Same day last yearl nothing doing,
Receipts 704 bales: same day last
year, 10 bales.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
(Corrected Regularly by Wilmington
rroauce commission mercnams.
prices representaingi those paid for
produce consigned j to Commission
Merchants.) i I
PEANUTS North i Carolina, firm.
Prime, 90c; extra prime, 95c; fancy,
1.00, per bushel of twenty-eight
pounds. Virginia Prime, 80c; extra
prime, 85c; fancy, 90e. Spanish, 85
90C ;' I
CORN Firm; 60 65 per bushel for
white.
N. C. BACON Steady, hams, new,
12(5)12 l-2c. per pound; shoulders, 9c;
sides, dulU 9 to 10c. 1
EGGS Dull at 1314c. per dozen.
CHICKENS Firm, f Springs, 20(g)
30c: Grown. 3040c i
TURKEYS Dull at 13c. lor uve;
18 20c. for dressed.
BEESWAX Firm, at 260270.
TALLOW Firm at 5 1-2 6c. iper
pound. ; !
PORK Firm at 67c net.
PEAS White. $1.50$l-60; clay,
$1.10 $1.15. I
SWEET POTATOES Firm at 70
75c. Der busheL i
BEEJF CATTLE Dull at 2 3 l-2c,
per pound. j
MARINE.
I ARRIVED.
Steamer Carib, McBeth,1 George
town, S. C, H. u. Smallbones.
BY RIVER AND RAIL.
Receipts of Naval Store and Cotton
Yesterday. j
Wilmington, N. C., April 21, 1905.
C. C. Railroad 3 bales cotton!, 29
barrels crude turpentine.
W. & W. Railroad rl05 bales cotton
5 casks spirits turpentine, 15 barrels
rosin, 23 barrels tarj 6 barrels crude
turpentine.
W. C. & A. Railroad 443 bales; cot
ton, i, casks spirits turpentine, 14 bar
rels rosin. 25 barrels tar, 16 barrels
crude turpentine. 1
A. & Y. Railroad ilOO bales cotton
14 casks spirits turpentine, 73 carrels
tar,
ovorAhm af Pp Arf Knr hoc tiicf- hiUin
oi investment laeprecaiea oy perfected (on paper of rse) and
oouinern inenas. j.i is tne natural . , v .vj
TTT J J ,i . . , . . .. UlttCCU 111 lilt: UU1UCI Ul IUC mmisici Ul
Wednesday announces that the outgrowth l of the increasing inti- ucatioQ. The Russiai UsorsnIp
State Department at Washington maey of foreign relations m the reaiiy ought to permit the bureaucracy
has advised Ambassador Porter nnanciai wunu auu sucn mvcsi
that an American squadron will be mts serve a (purpose that could
i . . , , , t. i not we servea oy otners m me en-
sent to take the body of Paul terDrises of our own land. Thev
Jones to the United States, prob- invite capital, the) possessors or
ablv in June. It is exDected that managers of which are not fitted
the d rench government will .par- mcuueu io couuuerciai ur ideals?" Harris "I used
ticiDate in an imDosins funeral industrial concerns;, but require not Bince x saw FeSsenden'i wife. "He
3 barrels crude
-53 bales cotton
rosin, 1 , barrel
turpentine.
W. & N Railroad
2 casks spirits turpentine, 4 barrels
rosin, 9 barrels crude turpentine.
iotal 704 bales cotton, 23 casks
spirits turpentine, 10C Darrels rosin,
to occasionally read an : uncensored
newspaper Philadelphia Record.
49 barrels
pentine.
TWINKLINGS.
Grimes "Are you
believer in
tlo be, but
de-
of
It
! . , , j i , then securities m forms more
... j mute, if not safer, to the course
Pans. Detailed . plans have not wMch thev are accustomed.
yt been; made, but it probably remiins true, Wwever, that there
will occur shortlv before the is an enormous amount of unde-
PVon'oii national niiia i veloped resources in the South
rl n v.' ' which will ultimately yield to en-
Tf. care, and intelligence very
QTiri onilAWI Will -F-Mm 4-V -v sin s r-v-w4- I n. m -m t m-m
A recent editorial m the Kich-lthat has been 'made m the past
mond Times-Dispatch calls forth fortjr years is but proof of the far wanted to marry wou for ydur money.
persuaa
said she was his ideal, you remember.
Boston Transcript.
Charitable Lady But a man last
week told me exactly the same story
Tramp Yes, lady. Yer seei I made a
fatal mistake in not havin' the history
of me life copyrighted. Chicago Jour
nal.. ! j
i
-He "So your father
List of Vessels Now in Port
: mington,; N. C.
thought I
I
I . - I nrv x j: j . . ah rii
this intprestino- mmnr.,-p.tinn greater progress tnat can De ana r1"1 uu ou oue
will be made. If we try to meas- ed him that you didn't, arid then he
from a North Carolinian: ure Ithe actual contrast between said that was the case Vou hadn't
"Editor of the Times-Dispatch. the Bouth of 1865 and the South any sense." Detroit Journal.
"Sir. I notice. in your editorial of to-day we can understand "I understand that a Way has at
of the 18th, on John Paul Jones, Whiy at leist hat the future last been discovered to catck and hold
you state that it is not known how holds store- :T is one o the the elusive beams of tne Bfn- What--he
acquired the surname of Jones, wonders of commercial history, on a cold and gloomy nighd would be
I would like to call vour attention andi the material (resources com- so charming as the uncorking of a
to the following PTtraot frnm 1 A bined with the moral forces of the bottle of sunshine?" "The uncorking
Steamers.
Bona (Br), L567 tons, Dawson, Alex
ander Sprunt & Son.
Schooners.
Carrie A. Norton, 467 tons, Hammet,
C D. Maffltt j
Wm. Neely, 792 tons, Wells, C D.
Maffltt i
Chas. J. Dumas, 605 tons, Hudgins,
C. D. Maffltt. I I
Helen Montague, 348 tons, Adams,
D. Maffltt. 1 I
Isaac T. Campbell, 494 tons, Walde-
mar, C. D. Maffitf.
BANK CLEARINGS.
strated, give solid
advancement j still
able."
LESLIE'S
MONTHLY
ZINE.
Cadwallader Jones :
I "'General Allen Jones resided
at Mt. Gallant, in Northampton
county, at the head of Roanoke
Falls. Willie jones lived at the
grove near Halifax. These old
mansions, grand in their propor
tions, were the homes of abound
ing hospitality. In this connec
tion, 1 may mention that when usual it is a brreat entertainer in
i nttuidi, the great vane
STSSS This magazii
moonshine.
Houston
people, both so anrolv demon- of a bottle of
security lor an i u.
more remarK- --So thev- smashed vonr laundrv
and looted your cash drawer?" said
ine nonce mage. "Tnev aia." answer-
MAGA- ed the intelligent Chinaman. "And
what, did you do?" "Nothjng. They
iouowea tne usual nimrnnt nrtri c.
LesUe s Monthly Magazine or Uinced me that it was to my interest to
May is on our round table and as remain neutral" Washington Star.
.i
r in I A Modern Tnstanp MrllhAr- "Yoo
John Paul Jones visited Halifax, the I great variety 'of its contents. 1 know yu andi George are jvery devo
then a young sailor and straneer. m.A . . A , .A ed now. hut nr vn nro that ftor
1 -1 . - . ' I I HIM II HITH? Tld 1 TlHTMl Tfir 1TB rf I
ne maae tne acquaintance of those , i "1 7 , , marriage you won't tire of each other?
mud niri natm Aiia wii sDienaia uterarv ieature ana tne ..
f. - i7"""'"! ""vu , l i . uaugniei' wen, it we do I we can go
iic uue xxe was a young man, ay numoer is a gem m mat rer mto society.- and I can jbin all the
' vviu, iiauii, spect. ine taDie oi contents em- chariUble association and women's
sauor-beanng, that attracted their braces so much of excellence that clubs, and then we'll neveV see each
aneiinon. jtie Decame a ireauent if . i .- , . tw r vJi, titi.i
visitor at their hnmp, who ha we jeannot specuy Dut among tne r -7-
tto. im,rn tt. articles that will attract. wiVI t. Said She t"He who cin and will
u0 it u o rv rri i ,1 f 1 1 1 . I if kiiiiiii . - - i
not wed should pay a tax in court in
stead." Said He "Full many a man's
grew fond of them, and as a mark tension are "Does it Pay to be a
of his PSt.ePTTi onrl arlmi
nnt - ZZTJZ rCi.: " "J - a bachelor made by the sirigle bliss of
ha XZ T"S' "S" " L- Fllbert- Tne Japanese Death of the bachelor mald."-Boston Globe.
proud of it.1 Thus, John Paul be- SPfit'" by Adachi Kinnosuki ; and "How did De Guy happen to give
came John Paul Jones it w.s his "Our New Ambassador," by Laura an engagement ring so. sudden-
fancy. He named his ship thi Bon Frnk Birchall.l The magazine is l17') "Why, they were out walking and
Homme! Richard, in coimoliment attractive! v iiwtp,i Qn1 f ha she called his attention to a ring
of Franklin,! he named himself klv i: -
Jones m compliment to Allen and Aa v t Her?ad
V mm J Ones, wnen tha first tiotool r "Justice Tlaviri J Prowor calH
of war sounded he obtained letters a yiear for ior 10 cents per copy, a Philadelphian, "made an address not
from these brothers to Joseph Address The Frank Leslie Publish- long ago at Haverford. After the ad-
Hewes, a member of Congress from ing House, lil-147 Fifth Avenue, dress there was an informal little re
North Carolina, and trirnnwri Viia XT.i -rrr I . - i Icention and vorv InrorooHnir 1 woo
iu TZ'i rr . iew lots..
xuiiuciiue receiveq ms nrst commis
sion in the navy, i-am now the old
est living aescendent of General
I firming fha mrwrkn ' P)i1naan
that Tjio4 i
Record
f:
FOR UNION WITH GREECE.
cepuun ana very interesting it was
to hear the justice talk. "A Haverford
boy said to the learned man during
Allen Jones.
Mrs. Willie
her husband
I remember mv! aunt. So
Jones, who survived
many years.
boy I heard these
of in both families.
and
facts
of
declared the Chamber
ties of Crete.
By Cable to The Morning Star.
Canea, Island of Crete, April 20
The Cretan Chamber of Deputies was
tnej lull in the conversation: "Will
Depu- you please ten me, sir, what is the
extreme penalty for bigamy?" "Jus
when a
spoken
This
Mr. Cyrus Townsend HrnHv nno high commissioner of the powers, who
of the biographers of Paul Jones Ws.spblamed ue revolutionists
T...J. . i " vvixkb, and declared ihls readiness to mnH
tice Brewer smiled and
'Two mothers-in-laws!'
answered:
statement is accepted by opene- to-day(by Prince George,! the SEABOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY.
but reiecte V.V Mr Tt110ll "tvIIM8?? aeciareaima readiness to t
. , ; ' ftUUUl", every reasonaDie reform properly pro-
It IS nara JO See how thlS Statement DOSed. On the withdrawal nt tha
of Colonel Cadwallader Jones can Prince, the Chamber of Deputies unan- SJJ8
De rejected without impeaching J " T5 . SS. 'armor or tne un-
i wew wim ureese ana aepuues
proceeded to the palace to so inform
the Prince.
! First Excursion to Wilmington.
his great ability.
i Yours truly,
I S. S. ALSOP.
unneld, N. C
Klc
CAPITAL FOR THE SOUTH.
We
ever a
Cheated Death.
dney trouble often ends f ntaiiv
but by choosing the right medicine, E.
Hi Wolfe, of Bear Grove, Iowa, cheat
art no V. UH irw.
An ' 4. i i "u. ne tsaya. iwo years ago
ao not suppose there was I ihad Kidney Trouble, which caused
ever a; time the history of North ! f SJ! fS
Carolina when n mnnh w but I took Electric Bitters, which ef-
uua wnen so much Northern fected a complete cure. I have also
capital is being invested in this S111,.01 great benefit in general
State of wonderful rn, debility and nerve trouble, and keep
on,, . resources- The tnem constantly on hand, since, as I
opportunities for invest, find they have no eaual." R. p. rh.
inexhaustible, and, as The Star 50c' drugglst; grantees themat
The Seaboard Air Line railway an
tneir nrst excursion - from
Hamlet to Wilmington and return
Saturday April 22nd, account of the
Haymakers' Carnival: rate from Ham-
let to Maxton, inclusive, $1.25; Alma
ana points to isiKton, inclusive, $1.00
irain leaves Hamlet at 7:00 A. M.
returning, leave ; Wilmineton. 7:30 1 P.
M.i ! See advertising matter for Ome
at intermediate points. For informa-
uon apply to.
CHAS H. GATTIS, T. P. A.,
5t ' - it. ftaieiern.
Frank Gough, Manager.
I r Lumberton, N. C.
apr 14 till apr 22
N. q
BmhOs
i of
i i
rTM Kind w Haw Alwys W
tar, 53 barrels crude
MARINE DIRECTORY.
of
tur-
Wil
Bradstreet's Report of Transactions i
Principal ! Cities.
By Wire to The Mornine Star.
New York, April 21. The following
table compiled by Brakstreet shows
the bank clearings at a number of the
principal cities for the week ended
Thursday 13th, withthe percentage of
increase and decrease as compared
with the corresponding week last year.
Sixty two other cities are included in
the totals. ' i
New York $2,189;&46,235, increase
97.3; Chicago $196,121,694, increase
14.2; Boston $145,565,412, increase
27.6; Philadelphia j $142,832,498, in
crease 28.8; St. Louis '$61,075,374, in
crease 21.1; Pittsburg $48,739,134, in
crease 23.7; San Francisco $43,323,
569, increase 54.8; Cincinnati $26,567,-
400, increase 17.7; Baltimore $24,672,
483, increase 15.7; Kansas Cityi $23,
521,968, increase 19.2; New Orleans
$16,865,848, decrease 6.1; Louisville
$11,970,253, increase! 5.0; Memphis $5,
133,315, increase 6.6; Richmond $4,
819,458, increase 7; Washington $5,-
181,074, increase 23.5; : Savannah $3,-
406,598, increase 29.4; Fort Worth $5,-
182,097, increase 104.9; Atlanta $3,652,
777, increase 25.9; i Nashville $2,936,
161. Increase 10.1; Norfolk $1,804,038,
increase 1.5;' Augusta $1,725,078, in
crease 82.3; Birmingham $1,443,508,
increase 12.0; Knoxyille $1,115,152, de-
Truths (hat Strike Home
Tout trrocer is honest and if he cares tq doso-rCan tellj
L- iute v uw. nrr littlfiiabout the bulk coffee he i
sells you. How con be know, where it onginaUy came from.
or when roasted? If you buy your
coffee loose by the 'pound, how can
you expect purity and uniform quality 1
UON COFFEE, the LEADER OF
ALL PACKAGE COFFEES, is oi
necessity uniform in quality.
strength and flavor. ! For OVER Aj
QUARTER OF A CENTURY, LION COFFEE!
has been the standard coffee In.
millloiis ol homes.
L
LION COFFEE I orelnUy packed
at our factories, and until opened in
your home, has no chance jol being adul
terated, or ol coming In contact with dustj
dirt, oerms, or unclean handw. j
t I I-
! In each package of UON ! COFFEE ybu get one full
pOUfld of Pure Coffee. Insist upon getting the .genuine!
5ion head on every package.) j I , j
i fSave the Laon-neada for vaftiable premiums.;
SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE
. . j v - WQOLSON SPICE CO., Toledo, Ohitj,
, , i . . . . . . j
' GAYLORb'S
! i I
I . : j I
Great Easter Clothing Sale
I ! i I j
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
i ; : :" i
i ..i-'j
kpHI 20, 211, 22
MEN'S. !
" $15.00 Men's Suits, $11.90;
; $12.50 Men's Suits, $9.89;
$10.00 Men's Suits, Special i
i - !
Now : $7.48
$7.00 Men's Suits, This Sale,!
j $5.48
i t
$6.00 Men's Suits, Now I
$4.98 j
; $3.50 Men's Pants, $2.48 j
$3.00 Men's Pants, $1.98.
! BOY'S.
$3.50 Boy's Suits, $2.98.
$3.00 Boy's Suits, $2.48.'
$2.00 Boy's Suits, $1.48..
50c. Boy's Pants, 38c?
65-. Boy's Pants, 48c.
35c. Boy's Shirts, 25e,
65c. Men's Dress Shirts,-48c.
50c. Men's Dress Shirts,
38c.
100 TWO PIECE SUITS FOB MEN TO BE SOLD SO
LOW AS TO RESEMBLE GIFTS.
I BUY YOUR EASTER HAT FROM GAYLORD'S
AND YOU GET THE LATEST IN STYLE AND LOW
EST IN PRICE.
DON'T MISS IT -GAYLORD'S
CLOTHING SALE. j
ENORMOUS
3 DAYS.
Price Iftlo ObjecftJ
0N TUESDAY MARCH 28,
will begin the Sal of the Stock
of Goods' at Paris Millinery Em
porium, 129 Market Street, city.
-i ', .
The; stock of Skirts, Hats, Rib-
Dons, Flowers, Feathers, Coats,
Laces,; Rugs, Blankets and other
goods will be sold very cheap. We
want to close it out in two weeks.
The best of the stock will be
sold at cost and quantities of it
at less than half the cost.
i -
The first customers will get the
best bargains.
The prices will range about one-
half the Regular Retail Price. Lib
eral discounts will be allowed to
merchants.
' 1 - '.
THIS IS THE OPPORTUNITY
OF A LIFE TIME FOR
SMALL MERCHANTS.
The stock consist of up-to-date
goods Coats, Skirts, Waists.
Rugs, Xiaces, Embroidery, Hats
Ribbons, Velvet Silk, Flowers
Feathers and Notions.'
E. H. FREEMAN, Trustee.
men 28 tf
Geo. O. Glord,
206, 20J 210 NORTH FRONT ST.
Bankrupt J
.-:. .
'ale.
f i
Best made for heavy machine:
all purposes.
Good
B. B. Band, 10c. lb.
For light machinery and general pur
poses, all put in 28-lb. boxes.
We want your orders; best attention
to all Inquiries. .
T. D. LOVE CO.,
Manufacturers' Agents and Dealers in
Mill and Plumbers' Supplies.
204-206 N. Water Street,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
apr 21 tf
Seed Potatoes
Various Kinds!
WHITE BUSS,
ROSE, BEAUTY,
HOULTON ROSE,
r -
BOVEE
Make your orders for ship-
i. ,
ment when ready.
j
This will be genuine Maine grown
Seed and prices will be low.
We will be glad to quote.
Jhe Worth Co
l
Wilmington N. C.
Jan 10 tf. "
crease 17.4;' Charleston $1,416,877, in
crease S39.0; Little Rock $1,102,992,
increase 23.0; Chattanooga $803,288,
increase 13.1;, Jacksonville $1,079,117,
increase 23.3 ; Macon $521,000, de
crease 56.5; Houston $11,245,641, in
crease 3.5; Galveston $10,953,000, in
crease 55.1; Total United States $3,
154,591,220, increase 65.4; Outside New
York. $964,944,985, increase 21.1; To
tal Canada $60,042,127, increase 29.1.
The Kind You Haw Always Bought
Nofit Shoes Lead Them All
BMntha ! A
OF
TO-KMOW.-
WTO
Eff Eff Clothing
and
Six Months
Guarantee
Against
Holes
TOBACCO
is the largest seller, cut out this advertisement
and send, together with 2c stamp, to R. J. Rey
nolds Tobacco Co., Winston-Salem,;!. C, and
they will mail free a 5c sample of this tobacco.
Write your name and address plainly, j a
Sox with a --$ it
mm
Black, Tanf
(light and dark) I l W?t tT
Pearl, Navyl llll24
Blae.and Black I t r?Tlf Jfj
legs with whits I ilv4nlsl?
feet.' Fast I IIIhUIIII
Two Grades; W
Merino medium
or heavy.) Sold
in lots of 4 pairs
for $2 job. A six
months guaran
tee ticket with
each pair. (2)
Cottop. Sold
onlyi in lota
of six pain
for S1.50. A
months
guarantee
ticket with
each
Put
J. W. H. FUCHS,
Head to Foot Ontfitters.
Tryrpa Jpjjof Worth's Bunion Shoes
New Roe Herring !
Just received a lot of
New Roanoke Roe Her
ring, Catch of 1905. j
; First of the season.
Wilmington Grocery Co.,
Phoiie 14. John I. Boatwrlght, Hor.
apr 18 tf i
VILLA VIEW,
Wrightsville Sound.
Are! You Keeping
In Stock
Cuban Blossom
'.; AND
RENOWN CIGARS?
1 :
They are as Good as Ever.
Silver Coin Flour
1 Can't Be Beat.
H. L V0LLERS,
Wholesale
GROCER AND DISRTIBUTOR.
mch. 28 tf
Magnolia, 25c lb.
inery
and
Kosmic, 15c.
metal for saw-mills
bearings.
and all
The Up to Date
Line of
4
Smokers' Articles.
We have the largest and most se
lect line ever shown by any dealer
in the State. We guarantee every
cigar we sell. Something new in
almost every line.
. D. VANN,
10 North Front St.
Telephone 190.
apr 16 tf
Selected Flour
461 Barrels Best Patent
516 Barrels 1-2 Patent
183 Barrels Clear
Net Cash, here, 1-8, 1-4 and
1-2 barrel bags.
$5.75
5.25
5.00
W. B. COOPER,
Wflmington, N. C.
apr 16
Buy Your Easter Hats and Clothing
OF
The Very Best Shoes
Sole
Agents
s
H
0
E
S
That Money Can Buy
We 'nave tnem In almost every
Btvle. shanp 'and nimlHv anil nan
the least wee foot to biggest man.
n win pay any man to take a look
at our tables of bargains. Some lots
of Douglas and other staples are be
ing closed out, below prime cost
Come early and secure your size.
Our Cash-on-Annrovftl
grows to popularity. -
Respectfully,
Mercer& Evans Co
feb 12 tf '
ng lo-Sixty
On the Trolley Line, a charm
cation; for a Summer Cottage.
8even (67) Lets now on sale.;
several Lots on Queen Street anH
other desirable City property fo sale.
m iew more unices in the "South'
em" for rent. i
IV. A. DICK. I
fteal Estate Agent, Notary Pjiblic.
Phone 1067.
- apr 12 tf
Drugs
at Night!
VVhy Suffer all Nighr for
the Want of Drugs?
A competent man sleeps over
thi store and all you have to do
is ito push the button on Castle
street door.
James M. Hall,
. DRUGGIST,
;Oor. Fifth and Catle strt
'Phone 192.
HAMME,
THE HATTER AND CLOTHIER.
Gents' Furnishings.
Latest Style and Lowest Prices.
Fresh Every Week
HEDLEY'S CHOCOLATES
25 and 40c per Pound.
Gibson's Pure Fruit Tablets,
All Flavors.
S. W. SANDERS.
apr 21 tf
Easter Egg Dyes!
A large assortment of Easter-Egg
Dyes, White Rabbit, Fleck's New Com
bination, Paas Union Package and
Paas Picture Paper Dyes. 5 cents a
package; If sent-by-mail.l cent extra.
Hardin's Palace Pharmacy
12B So. Front St. Wilmington, N. C.
apr 18 tf
Ground Phosphate Lime
Good for Corn, Peanuts, Potatoes,
Truck and all other crops.
ANALYSIS: 80 to 87 per cent,. CAR
BONATE OF LIME.
Results can be seen for years when
once used.
- S7.00 PER TON.
Address
B. F. KEITH.
mar IS tf
GO TO
For Salmon, Lobsters, CodfTt and
Mackerel. ' '
: - "PHONE 1052.
Prompt Delivery,
mar 22 tf No. 14 Market St