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Zhc flllomfng Stat,
WILLIAM H. BERNARD.
WILMINGTON. N. C.
Sunday Morning, Nov. 5.
-THE
ROYAL ARCANUM'S
TROUBLES.
The Star is in full sympathy
with Cornelius Harnett Council,
Royal Arcanum, of Wilmington,
in its controversy with the Su
preme Council. Laying aside the
real cause of the dissatisfaction in
the subordinate councils about the
action , of the Supreme Council in
practically freezing out the old
and faithful members who have
stood by the order and kept it
alive, we do not hesitate to say
that the action of the Supreme
Council in suspending the Wil
mington council is extremely ar
bitrary. It will present more
than one pretty point of law if
the matter goes into the courts.
The Supreme Council may have
the right under its charter to do
certain things but the charter it
self in a good many respects may
be contrary to the law and in that
respect would be of no effect. Some
of the courts have decided that
under the charter, the Supreme
Council has a right to suspend a
subordinate Council, but when it
comes to a matter of insurance or
benefit obligations to members of
the lodge, that is in the nature of
a contract with such individuals
and we do not believe there is a
court in the land that will recog
nize any action of the Supreme
Council in abrogating such con
tracts. The Raleigh Times speaking of
the Arcanum troubles says this,
and it will be appreciated by the
members of the Wilmington Coun
cil:
"Undoubtedly the courts should
interfere and prevent the effort of
the supreme regent of the Royal
Arcanum to increase the assess
ments of older members and to
protect the local councils of North
Carolina which have been sus
pended for a righteous protest
against a most grievous wrong
. The proceeding is worse than out
rageous. There is no justice in it,
and those members of the order
who have paid their dues, who
have been paying them for years,
and who are growing old are en
titled to some consideration. It
is not right to increase the dues of
those who have kerjt the faith and
paid their hard-earned money in
to the treasury. They have reach
ed that age when they can secure
no more insurance. They are near-
mg the end or their existence, and
few will endorse the action, wheth
er members or not, which is in
tended to work, greater hardships
on the men who have made the as
sociation prosperous through all
these years. The increase of itself
was bad enough, but the suspen
sion of the Wilmington and Salis
bury councils was- a damnable
outrage that calls for prompt and
vigorous handling. It is no less
than a high crime to say that the
moneys paid by the subscribers
shall be swept away because they
had the manhood and the daring
to protest when a protest was jus
tified by the facts and the con
ditions. Are the premiums run
ning over a period of twenty-five
years to be lost simply because the
Wilmington Council would not
submit when submission would
have been an evidence of cowar
dice? "The courts must use their
good offices to save these members
from distress and financial ruin.
The younger members are oposed
to the new rules, and thev rtp nr-
posed to it for the reason that
tney will become old m time and
for the further reason that they
do not, and cannot, believe in a
system which is cruel and out
rageous. There is a remedy at
law and the Supreme Council and
its supreme regent are not above
it"
THE SITUATION IN EUSSIA.
The Associated Press dispatches
from Russia indicate that the
Czar's empire is a veritable hell
on earth. It is no doubt the re
sult of absolutism in government
and certainly it is an unhappy con
templation in the light of the twen
tieth century. In the rtriclst of one
of the oldest civilizations of the
world it appears incredible that
there should exist in Europe such
a condition of anarchy and, shock
ing barbarity. It clearly shows
that the work of civilization is by
no means yet complete among a
large portion of the white race in
this world.
One of the interesting situa
tions in the midst, nf the hlnnd.
k shed and t.nrmnil in T?
a. AVM-UtJAUf
statement of the Associated Press
, rii us fin n ti r a tt i- r
what "the rebellion of Finland
x amounts to .ana wnat aDinty tne
jnauueneuueuuic. c tu maiii-
ain armed revolution is not stat-
fid. hnt the action of the Finnish
; people iS;:". .Viri,Ual;,UCCwouviv.vi
independence irum atuooxa,. :. tt
n..nii 4- v.a r Ail mTrmean T.n rrp
ITUUJ.U UUk VC f BU
Poland join the revolution also,
for they are two peoples who have
always chafed under the despotic
yoke of the Czar's autocratic em
pire. The New York Times speaking
of the Finnish, revolt says :
"The Grand Duchy of Finland
is inhabited by an excellent, in
dustrious, and peaceable people,
of the same kind, ethnically, as
their Scandinavian neighbors
whom we have found such highly
eligible marterial for our own
citizenship. The Finns look down
upon their neighbors the Russians,
&s a less civilized people than
themselves, and, by any generally
accepted standard of civilization,
they are entitled to do so. But,
nevertheless, so impressive and
formidable has been the brute
mass of the Russian empire that,
for nearly a century Finland has
been content to accept the posi
tion of an appanage of that em
pire, provided only its own domes
tic institutions were preserved
and respected. The covenant ot
Alexander I. that this should be
done, made in 1809, has been main
tained until it was DroKen uy or
under Nicholas II. The fanatical
crusade- for a Procrustean Kus
sification' of all the outlying pro-
riUO W-U xUUUj w ' ' . - -
Plehve and the surviving Pobie
donostseff have declared them
selves, has had the effect of alien
ating this most kindly and most
valuable people from friendship
to the Russian 'institution' into
bitter enmity against it."
CURRENT COMMENT.
In nine months the American To
bacco Company has paid twenty per
cent, dividend on the common stock.
The New York Commercial says the
earnings for some time pasft have
been at the rate of forty per eent.
And yet it keeps down the price of
tobacco at a price that will not permit
the farmers to earn iour per cent
Raleigh News and Observer.
The Industrial News approaches
the subject cautiously but ttnany lanas
fiat-footed with the President on his
rH1wnv rate Tvrnerflm'mp. An editorial
in yesterday's News closed with the
sincere nope tnat soutnern represen
tatives in congress will "be big enough
to put aside any question of party
ana give to tne tresiaent tneir loyai
support" It is a safe guess that had
the President held to an opposite view
the News would have said me too
with more alacrity than it now says
it Raleigh Post.
What the people of Raleigh want
is for the Supreme Court to construe
that, rlrmhtfnl nation of thft Watts
law providing the method of calling
an election, mere are tnree views
When Mr. Battle and Mr. Jones ves
terday before the Supreme Court cut
away from the technical contention
and ask the Supreme Court to con
sider the whole record and interpret
the section, not in any interest or
from any agreement but for the guid
ance of all towns that may need to
have the law made plain. Raleigh
News and Observer.
TWINKLINGS.
A rantakerous husband in Nor
ioiK. Va.. nas been sentenced bv a
judge to kiss Ms wife twice a day.
LiOok out ior a biting story later on
Mexican Herald.
Lillian Russel looks so well- in
vaudeville incased in Queen Wilhel
mina's $2,000 eown that Peter Dunne
would never think of again asking pen
sively: "Why do Deonle marrv Lillian
Kussell? Chicago Post.
Those of the officials: "Think nf
leavine somethine behind." ureed the
insurance agent, "to provide comforts
and even luxuries for the little ones
Yes," responded the sarcastic citi
zen, "Whose little ones?" Chicago
Sun.
Fun in Hades First Fiend HI.
Sulfurino, come over here. Lots of
fun. We're torturing a coal baron
Second Fiend Aw. ero on. We've eot
tne real thing. We're torturing a life
insurance grafter. Louisville Courier
Journal.
"And so thev were married?" The
day after the parson had collected his
fee the newly elected freight payer
said: Darling, you certainly have
lovely teeth." "I'm so elad vou like
them, dear." rejoined her bridelets.
"They were a Christmas present from
grandma three years ago." Chieaen
XNews.
Col. John H. Georee. of Concord
N. H., was an aggressive Democrat
and a popular speaker. Once while
waiting at a railroad station he met
a farmer who was an old acquaintance
The farmer said "How is it that you re
tain your youthful appearance?" to
which Colonel George replied, face
tiously, "I drink New England rum and
vote tne Democratic ticket." "Yes,
see; one pizen neutralizes the other,':
sau the farmer." Christian Register
JP? J?$ih111 never 1Iked work but he
J1 his !9uaw get well as soon as
possible so that she could do the work
and let him
vyX hunt, therefore
. rif ue papoose
iwvjut ner, ior
mai was tneir
freat remedy for
em ale v weak
nesses. Dr. Pierce uses
the same root
called Blue Co
hosh m hiswFa
vorite Prescrip
tion skillfully
combined with
other agents
that make it
more effective
and protect the
, . . Bbumacn irom
luuuuuai uisLtxroance.
Pierck Favorite Pbksceittiok
is not nor ever was a "patent medicine -but
it is the carefully brought out Ind
thoroughly tested real prescription of a
rcJ Physician in a real practice.
thuVinl!!?56'8 nnParalleled success with
to LI i? 1 was 8Uch tha more wanted
to use it than anyone doctor could attend,
hU t o,Va,te Practice- This induced
libera? SnMtoe lon sufficiently
Rv Vuale to meet tfae demand,
traot, rS n specj! processes, he ex
tracts, combines and preserves tfie mZi
deringit absolutely safe KhM ren
of any age and inany condit?7nman
freely. tL names of tLTnSnte a?l
Lady's Slipper root, Black cXshS
Unicorn root, Blue Cohosh rZ
Golden Seal root. - and
Miss May Rohrback, No. 73 AmstrHpr..
WompVoBTin th
1 had headache, backache, and was vnr
nervous; scarcely able to sleep more thai
two hours at a time. I was adVisedl L4
more than
Ised to try
iLiJzyjm "d w4
v. niui U1Q irsmb TT 1
ithln a week I
was sleeulne snlendtdlv. rvmH
the Favorite PrescrfDtlon ' for eight week
P then stopped, for I was verftetlya.
tacTlthenrou medicine has beni
,F?'orlt PrescripUon.' too. I recommend
IX to every one.", - . . .
' Constipation although a' Uttle ill, 'ha-.
fets big ones .if neglected: f Dr. Plerce'i
'feasant Peilata cure constipation.
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Periodical pains
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your functions made as regular, easy and painless, as nature meant
planned all our functions, like digestion, breathing, etc., to be.
When you suiter periodical pains, HKe
t ons, pain m legs, arms, side, etc., it is oecause your weaK lemaic poi
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that will give tnem tne i
thPTTi thP
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; the genuine, old, reme
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has been of wonderful
YOUNG AND OLD
are earnestly urged to write us at once for Free Advice.
Make us your confidant, describing all your troubles, stat
ing age, and we will send you valuables instructions and
advice, in plain, sealed envelope.
Address: Ladies' Advisory Dept., The Chattanooga
Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.
COMMERCIAL
WILMINGTON MARKET.
(Quoted officially at the closing1 by the
Chamber of Commerce.)
STAR OFFICE, Nov. 4, 1905.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Markei
firm, 69 1-2.
ROSIN Market firm, $3.80 Jid.
TAR Market firm at $1.80 per bar
rel of 280 pounds.
CRUDE TURPENTINE Markei
firm at $3.35 barrel for hard; $4.75
for dip and $4.75 for Virgin.
Quotations same day last year
Spirits turpentine, nothing doing;
rosin, steady. S2.50: tar firm at S1.60:
crude turpentine firm at $2.25, $3,80.
RECEIPTS.
Spirits turpentine 32
Rosin 156
Tar 40
Crude '. 194
Receipts same day last year 38
casks spirits turpentine, 235 barrels
rosin, 53 barrels tar, 79 barrels crude
turpentine.
COTTON.
Market Steady, 10 l-2c. for mid
dling. Same day last year Steady at
9 l-2c for middling.
Receipts 2,149 bales; same day last
year, 3,605 bales.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
(Corrected Regularly by Wilmington
Produce Commission Merchants,
prices representing those paid for
produce consigned to Commission
Merchants.)
PEANUTS North Carolina, (new)
Prime, 80c; extra prime 85c; fancy
iJOc, per bushel of twenty-eight
pounds. Virginia Prime, 50c; extra
prime, 55c; fancy, 60c; Spanish
(new), 8590c
CORN Firm; 70 75c. per bushel
for white.
N. C. BACON Steady, hams, 15 to
16c. per pound; shoulders, 11 to 12;
sides dull, 11 to 12.
2GGS Dull, 22 cents per dozen.
CHICKENS Dull, Springs, 15c. to
28c; Grown, 30 to 35.
BEESWAX Firm, at 2627c.
TALLOW Firm at 4 1-2 5c. per
pound.
PEAS White, No sales; clay, $1.15
1.20.
SWEET POTATOES Firm at 50c
55c. per bushel.
BEEF CATTLE Dull at 2 to 2 3-4c,
pound.
TURKEYS Firm 15a tor live
dressed, 2022c.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
New York. Nov. 4. The
market' opened steady at unchanged
prices to an advance of 2 points and
in spite ol reactionary Liverpool feat-
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ures and week-end realizing ruled ac-
UTe. ana v.efF nrm during the early
, : '"""s uei
flrnnn n 11 ill fri TQntm.v ttv . I
. . . ,
acUve covering of shorts and contin-
trfl. .7 "r
uea mil I Riinnon- nrnmntod h-u- hs ki
nt oT,onT, u "
mvaw UVIIIX MU ItvUUl LUlf liUlll V I II IUI
. uuviut, opuL jjiitco, me rams 111
the western and central belt, the fore
cast for continued showers over Sun
day in western sections, and nrivate
reports of very firm holders.
Futures opened steady. November.
10.70 bid: December. 10.82! .Ta nnarv
10.96; February, 11.06; March, 11.16;'
April, n.zz; May, 11.16; July, 11.30
Futures closed firm.
JNovember,
11.00; December. ll.lO : .Tannarv
11.23; February, 11.32; March, 11.42;
April, 11.48; May, 11.52; June, 11.54;
July, 11.57.
Spot Closed QUiet. 25 DOints hlfrhpr-
middling uplands, 11.40; middling gulf,
11.65; sales none.
Receipts of cotton at th nnrtq to
day were 48,459 bales against 42,750
bales last week and 46.G71 last vpar
For the week estimated 325.000 hiB
against 345,230 last week and 386,869
last year. Today's receipts at New
Orleans 7,997 bales against 13,590 last
year, and at Houston 15.22s hnin
against 13,541 last year.
Port Movement
Gaveston-Firm. 11 1-8
13,344 bales.
New Orleans Strom?. 11 1.R- not ro-
CeiptS, 7,997 bales.
-Mobile steady. 10 15-lfi: net re
ceipts, 1,942 bales.
Savannah. Steady, 10 13-16: net re
ceipts 16,800 bales.
Charleston Firm. 10 K-s- not re
ceipts, 1,000 bales.
Wilmineton Stead v. 11 i.9- not re
ceipts 2,149 bales.
Norfolk Firm. 11: net. rooeinta
6,170 bales.
Baltimore Nominal, 11 1-8.
New York Quiet, 11.40.
Boston Quiet, 11.40.
Philadelphia Quiet. 11.65: net re.
ceipts 57 bales.
Port Town send Nt rooointn onn
bales.
Total to-day. at all norts Net. 48-
to Daies; ureat Britain, 36,400 bales;
Continent, 20 bales; Japan, 200 bales;
Mexico, 180 bales; Stock, 1,004,030
bales.
Consolidated, at. all nnrtn Mot ah .
459 bales: Grpn Tlritnin 5ft Ann kli..'.
Continent. 20 bales: Janan 'snn hioa'
Mexico, 180 bales.
Total since Sent. 1 nt
Net. 2.625.731 hnlea-
657,371 bales; France, 214,870 bales;
continent, 699,323 bales; Japan, 5,662
uai; jnexico, 2S0 bales.
Interior Movement.
iiouston Steadv 11 1.4-
net re-
cipis, i&,230 bales.
Augusta Firm, 11 1-16;
ceipts, 3,198 bales.
Memphis Firm, n s-16-ceipts,
4,020 bales.
St Louis Finn, 11 3-8-
CeiDtS- SKft Tvo ' .
net
net
re-
re-
net re-
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finS-N?! riPts. 561 bales
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will certainly make you lose all your good looks, and quickly make
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arms, siae, etc., it. is uecaube yum wears, lciuan. pcuw
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natural srrencth whicn tnev laCK. 1 nis you win
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;ay ana specnic, iui lcinaic uiceioco, wmn,
uiuuomiuo ji icunniw
benefit to over a million
Liverpool Cotton Market.
Liverpool, Nov. 4. Cotton. Spot
quiet; prices 4 points higher. Ameri
can fair, 6.39d.; good middling, G.lld. ;
middling, 5.95d.; low middling, 5.79d.;
good ordinary, 5.61d.; ordinary, 5.45d.
The sales of the day were 8,000
bales of which 500 were for specula
tion and export and included 6,600
American. Receipts 3,000 bales in
cluding 100 American.
Futures opened steady and closed
quiet. American middling G. O. C:
November, 5.81d.; November and De
cember, 5.81d. ; December and Jan
uary, 5.85d.; January and February,
5.89d.; February and March, 5.91d.;
March and April, 5.94d.; April and
May, 5.95d.; May and June, 5.$7d.;
June and July, 5.98d.; July and Au
gust, 5.99d.
THE FINANCIAL MARKETS.
New York, Nov. 4. Money on call
nominal. Time loans steady; sixty
and ninety days, 4 3-4 5 per cent
Six months, 4 1-2 5. Mercantile pa
per, 55 1-4 per cent. Sterling ex
change firm with actual business In
bankers bills at 486.65486.75 for de
mand and at 483.15483.25 for sixty
day bills. Posted rates 484 and'487 1-2.
Commercial bills, 482 l-2482 3-4.
Bar silver, 63; Mexican dollars, 48 1-4.
N. Y. Bonds.
U. S. refunding 2s, reg 102 7-8
U. S. refunding 2s, cou 102 7-8
O. S. 3s, reg 103 1-2
U. S. 3s cou 103 1-2
O. S. old, 4s, reg 104 3-4
U. S. old 4s, cou 104 3-4
U. S. new 4s, reg . . . 133 3-8
U. S. new 4s cou 133 3-8
American Tobacco, 4s cert 80 1-4
American Tobacco, 6s cert ..115 1-2
Atlantic Coast Line, 4s 101 5-8
Baltimore & Ohio 103 3-8
L. &. N. Unified. 4s 105 3-8
Seaboard Air Line, 4s 89 1-4
Southern Railway, 5s 120 1-2
U. S. Steel, 2d 5s ex inst 97 1-8
Closing Stock List
Amalgamated Copper 82 1-2
American Suear Refinine 141 l-!?
American Tobacco, pfd., cert. .105 7-8
Atlantic coast Line ...161
Baltimore & Ohio Ill 3-4
Baltimore & Ohio. Did 97
Chesapeake & Ohio 55 1-8
Louisville & Nashville 150 7-8
Manhattan L 165 1-2
New York Central 150 1-2
Norfolk & Western . . 86 7-8
Norfolk & Western, rifd 91
People's Gas 104 1-8
Reading 134 5-8
Reading, 1st pfd 93 1-4
Reading, 2d pfd 99 7-8
Southern Pacific 69
Southern Pacific Dfd .120
Southern Railway 35 3-8
oomnera itaiiway, pia 99
A 11.
u. S.
Tenn., Coal & Iron 90 1-2
steel 37 5-8
u. S. Steel. Dfd 104 1-2
va.-uar Chemical 34 3-8
o. a. aj., uuui
s. A. L. com Dfd
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Standard Oil 690
TTT a tt -
western union 93
CHICAGO MARKET.
Chicago, Nov. 4. Lower prices for
wneat at .Liverpool had a weakening
effect todav on the market here At
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the close wheat for May delivery was
oil s-bc iirn. ra inn nrvc-icirmci
are practically unchanged.
Open
High Low Close.
Wheat, No. 2.
Dec ;88 88
May 89 89
July 84 84
Corn, No. 2.
Dec, old .464&
Dec, new .45 46
May 46 46
July
88 88
89 89
84 84
46 46
45 46
46 46
46
30 30
32 32
31 31
Oats, No. 2.
Dec. 30 30
May 32 32
July 31 31
Mess Pork, per bbl.
Jan. .12.47 12.50 12.42 12.50
May .12.62 12.67 12.67 12.67
Lard, per 100" lbs.
Nev ..6.95 6.95 6.92 6.95
Dec .682 6.82 6.82 6.82
Jan. ..b.su e.SO 6.77 6.80
May ..6.95 6.95 6.85 6.95
Short Ribs, per 100 lbs.
Jan. ..6.47 6.50 6.47 6.50
May . .6.72 6.72 6.72 6.72
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour, steady; Winter patents, 4.00
(Q.i5u; siraignts, 3.754.00; Spring
paienta 4.oo4.35; Straights, 3.60
4.00; Bakers, 2.20 3.30; No. 2 spring
wneat, sy; No. 3 spring wheat,
00 x-it&nt; up. z red, 88 l-288 7-8;
JeII-0 Ice Cream
Powdigr
2 Packages
' make a
Gallon
Cost
25 Cents
Can be made in 10
minutes, saving time
ana money, and it's
always good. No cook
ing, heatini? orfnssincr.
Four kinds: Van- I
ilia, Chocolate, Straw-,
berrv and TTnfla.-mrul
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fisi tCVT. o-.v.-.rT ll ena nii name and
7 T "Kl'iZKSSfl; an,9 wuiHstrated
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neaaacne, DacKacne,
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women, iry
No. 2 corn, 50; No. 2 yellow, 53 1-2;
No. 2 oats, 31 1-8; No. 2 white, 3132;
No. 2 white, 29 3-431 1-4; No. 2 rye,
72; Mess pork, per bbl., 13.87 1-2
14.00; Lard, per 100 lbs., 6.97 1-2
7.00; Short ribs sides (loose), 7.12 1-2
7.25; Short clear sides (boxed),
7.12 l-27.25; Whiskey, basis of high
wines, 1.30.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
New York, Nov. 4. Flour firm, un
changed. RYE FLOUR Firm.
WHEAT Spot easy; No. 2 red,
94 3-8. Options closed 1-4 to 5-8 net
lower. December 94 3-4; May, 93 3-8.
CORN Spot firm; No. 2, 62 1-4 ele
vator. Options net unchanged; De
cember, 56; January, 52 1-2.
OATS Spot firm; mixed, 35.
LARD Barely steady; western
steamed, 7.357.45; refined quiet; con
tinent, 7.70; compound, 5 1-2 5 3-4.
PORK Barely steady; family 17.50
18.00; shorts clear, 14.15; mess,
15.7516.00.
TALLOW Dull; city 4 1-2; country,
4 5-8 4 7-8.
RICE Steady; domestic, 3 3-4 6.
MOLASSES Firm, New Orleans,
2938.
COFFEE Spot Rio steady-; No. 7
invoice, 8 1-4 8 3-4; mild quiet; Cor
dova, 9 3-4 12 3-4. Futures steady,
unchanged to 5 points higher.
SUGAR Raw quiet; fair refining,
2 7-8; centrifugal 96 test, 3 1-2; molas
ses sugar, 2 5-8; refined quiet; con
fectioners A., 4.45; mould A., 4.95; cut
loaf and crushed, 5.30; powdered, 4.70;
granulated, 4.60; cubes, 4.85.
BUTTER Quiet, unchanged.
CHEESE Firm, unchanged.
EGu Firm, unchanged.
COTTON SEED OIL Firmer but
dull; prime crude f. o. b. mills, 29 3-8;
prime summer yellow. 27 3-428;
prime white, 29 l-230; prime winter
yellow, 29 1-2 30.
CABBAGES Firm, unchanged.
POTATOES Firm, unchanged.
freights Quiet, unchanged.
PEANUTS Quiet, unchanged.
NAVAL STORES.
New York. Nov. 4. Turnentine
steady at 72 to 72 1-2; rosin steady,
strained common to good, 4.10 to 4.15.
bavannah. Nov. 4. Tumentine firm.
69 3-4 bid; sales, 445; receipts, 596;
shipments, 330.
Rosin firm: sales 2.557: receints 2 -
296; shipments 1.903: Quote: A. R. C...
4.25; D., 4.30; E., 4.454.50; F., 4.70;
li., 4.75; H., 4.80: I.. 4.85:: K.. 5.05:
M., 5.20; N.. 5.30: W. G.. 5.45: W W
5.55.
Charleston. Nov 4. Tumentine snd
rosin nothing doing.
"HE DRY GOODS MARKET.
New York. Nov. 4. Some lines of
dry goods are being held at value ow
ing to lack of supplies on hand. Buy
ers are not operating as liberallv in
certain quarters, but are in need of
much merhandise.
MARINE.
ARRIVED.
Schr.
UV.AU. 11CU1T
Philadelphia, C
Harry A. Berwind, Barrett,
D. Maffltt.
MARINE DIRECTORY.
List of Vessl8 Now in Port of Wil
mington, N. C.
Steamers.
HiUglen (Br.), 2,498 tons, Davies, A
exander Sprunt & Son.
Wilhelmlna (Br.), 1,682 tons, Bonsfleld
Heme & Co.
Barques.
Bntaania (Nor.), 625 tons Olson.
iieiae & co.
Arlington (Am.) 493 tons, FIckett, C
. . ...
u. Maffltt.
Gerds (Nor.). 714 tons. Skramatnrt
Helde & Co.
Schooners.
Benefit (Br.), 229 tons, Faulkner, C. D.
XM.&UHI.
uo. jtu. uuaiey, 387 tons, Chase, C. D.
Manitt.
airy uurus, sex tons, Morgan, C. D
- Maffltt. '
Ralph M. Hayward. 529 tons, Green,
BY RIVER AND RAIL.
Receipts of Naval Stores and Cotton
Yesterday.
Wilmington, N. C, Nov: 4. 1905.
C. C. Railroad 347 ho loo nnfAn . -i O
ucuivis utr: 8x Darrein frnrta
tine. .
W. & W. Railroad 35! halaa .vtt .
a casKs spirits turpentine; 2 barrels
rosm; 35 barrels crude turpentine.
W. C. & A. Railmai, 1 5Q
n . ... ..- ' .Wil
. , . . uaica
uttuii, j. oarreis crude turpentine.
- A. & Y. Railroad asi hai
25 Casks SPiritS tumentine- KA 1 il
- j . n . . r ' ""icia
oarreia tar; 1 barrel crude
turpentine..
Stmr. Comnton
casks splrlte turpentine.
fctmr. Whltlock 2 barrels tar; 56
barrels crude turpentine.
Schr. Gladvsa-inn 1 , .
barrels tar. '
.Total 2.149 ha loo .
A . . . on casKs
Xv18 turDeD-tme; 156 barrels rosin;
penttol tar; 194 barrels crude tm"
Xind Yoo Have Always BougM
me (PA Pi) In)
of hbM)
. " Death is no worse than the pains 1 suffered
at my menthly periods," writes Mrs; Sarah
G. Butts, of White Plains, Va. "I tried many
medicines without relief, bufCarduf cured me.
I am now better than ior is years.-?-
You can be cured and
them to be as nature
uianig - uuwn
aic m ncu V1 u ,vV1v,
irp n nppn ( t h r .
t " . f---
t Tif: . r r i
fii - .r.in winpnn ,rnn
imu 111 vv mc ui amui,
icr mr 70 VPflrQ- hflc;
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7 o
Woman's
Relief
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Announcements by Wilmington Pa
tors for City Pulpits To-day.
First Church of Christ, Scientist, hi
Odd Fellows' building, second floor:
Services at 11 A. M. and 8:15 P. M.
bubject of Lesson sermon: "Mortals
and Immortals." No evening service.
ah are invited.
St. Thomas church: First Mass, 7
A. M. High Mass, Sermon, 10.30 A. M.
vespers, 7:45 P. M.
tsrooKjyn Baptist church, corner
Fourth and Brunswick streets T?ev 1
A. McKaughan. Dastor: Preachine hv
the pastor at 11 A. M. and at 7:30 P. M
Sunday School. 3:30 P. M. Wednesday
night prayer meeting at 8 o'clock. Pub
lic coraiany invited.
bt. Johns church. Rev. .T Car.
michaelD. D., rector: Twentieth Sun-
ucty aj.ier innity; utany. Holy Com
munion and sermon at 11 o'clock
Sundal School at 4 P. M. Seats free;
strangers especially invited.
St. Matthew's English Lutheran
church. North Fourth street. Rev. r.
W. Kegley, pastor: Sunday School at
iua. m.; vesper services at 7:30 P.
m. Young People's Society Thursday
at 8 p. m. Every person welcome
Grace church, corner Fourth and
Grace streets: Preaching at 11 A. M.,
ana 8 p. m., by Rev. N. M. Watson,
preacher in charge. Preaching at 11
A. M. by the pastor; at 8 P. M., Dr.
Edwin Mima orofessor of Enerlish
Literature of Trinity College, will de
liver an address. Sundav School at
3:30 P. M. Prayer Meeting, Wednes
day, s r. m.; Epworth League Friday,
a if. m. a cordial welcome is extend
ed to all who attend.
St. Paul's Lutheran church, corner
01 bixth and Market streets, Rev. W.
A. Snyder, pastor; Twentieth Sunday
alter Trinity. English Morning ser
vice, 11 A. M. Vesper Service, 7:30 P.
M. Sunday School, 3:30 P. M. A
cordial welcome to all.
St Paul's Episcopal church, corner
fourth and Orange streets, Rev. A. W.
aeaDrease, rector. Morning prayer,
sermon and Holy communion, 11 A.
M. Evening prayer and sermon at 8
P. M.; Sunday School at 3:30 P. M.
Seats free; strangers are cordially in
vitea. .
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.
Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protruding
Piles. Drneffiats a-ra anthnina rt .
fund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails
" cure in t to 14 days. 50c.
MR. ROBT. R. BELLAMY
Tells Why
He Endorses
Highly.
Vinol So
iirsi: vinol contains in a conn-
trated form all of the medicinal cura
tive elements of cod liver oil, actually
uciKen irom iresh cods' livers, but
without a drop of oil to nauseate and
upset the stomach, and retard its
work, therefore where old fafihinnerl
cod liver oil or emulsions will do good
vinoi win do far more good.
octuuu. recause vinoi is not a
patent or secret medicine; it contains
no injurious drugs to react upon the
system, and you know just what you
are taking, as every thine it con tain a
is printed on the back label of every
Dome.
Third: Because Vinnl
on the stomach, creates a healf-hv nn.
petite, tones up the digestive organs,
y urines ana enriches the blood, and in
a natural manner health is restored,
ana sirengtn is created.
Fourth: Since we first put Vinol
on the market our admiration for it
nas steadily increased, because it
rareiy disappoints a customer- fn fQt
we can truthfully eav we never oniH
a medicine more satisfactnrv tn rooto
strength for old people, weak, sickly
"umcu cnuaren, nursing mothers
and to build ud strength after a 0.
vere sickness.
- -w M UiJ-
Again Vinol is enrtnrsoH hv
pnysicians and guaranteed by over
two thousand of the
- msj XXiiil L
gists of this country. These are some
01 tne reasons whv we hciara
ITS . . " . liX
Vinoi. KODert. R Rellnniv mnnt
) ui uggui
TO KILL THE DANDRUFF GERM.
tke Omly Poaalble Way of Hivitur
u uinective Cure.
It you see a woman or a man -nHv. i,
uriant glossy hair.
tuer nas dandruff to ammmf a
nearly every case whor-inAmAn
men nave tnin brittlA imtv .
j " ut; uno t.
"urun. xnere are hundreds of prep-
, ?? T bUt NwtoW Herplclde tells
you that dandruff t ,.,i
v. , . icamt ui a genu
burrowing into the scalp, and that per-
nvTl ;T,7 uanarun and Its conae-
"i aJLd baldne. can only be
naa by killine the, mrm. .
the oanV "fr?lc!ae.. "Destroy
Sold bv tartw 2""!ov tQ eect.
HARDIN'S PHARMACY,' Special Agrent.
CASTOR I A
xor xniantB and Coildren.
fbe Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
A Disastrous Calamity.
It is a disastrous!
rw
. vi..n wueu you
eI.h.e indigesuou
" wf"Pttuon nave sapped it away
.prompt relief ran hn -ha t
New Life Pills. Thev nu7?
gestive organs, and cute headache; diz
ziness. COlIC. rmnt,rK.lvn '
b-. r .
wrn u iiiint ri .
tV-flVA nmriis n 1 Wi cdCn in.
f - - w VV11 !.t I nr .
The A. D. T. Messengers will -i.
for the Western Uni t J call ft..
small packages to rVf
No charge for the teWTHed-a Were wA
for notes and small but a
for notes and small nJr 1
Western Union, riJST But
wavs rail as. .Jrul 0r
cat ci 11 union. .Fnnne 9 n... . "us w
ways call the Star Office,' 'Phone 151
STAR BRANCHES.
For the benefit of those who may find it
vertisemente may ho I-... .. " '"ore !....
., ' dl e followinn , ",e
... v.,., receive as promot and , an51 01
left at the Star Office, ana with'no adr )' ! atte"tiJ
JAS. M. HALL'S DRUG STOUE
Corner 5th and Castle streets.
Phone 102.
W. C. M0NDS' DRUG STORE
Corner 7tb and Oransre streets.
Phone 554.
WM. NIESTLIE, DRUGGIST
S. W. Corner 7th and Red Cross
reet.. Phone 216.
V 4 tT A V V Wfn v-r. - .
- ! U
LOST LADY'S KM ATI r-w
Watch with Initials "T. T
street between Red Cross find Prinnooa
or in opera house at matinee. A liberal
reward if returned to 316 Red Cross
street. nns.it
WANTED L ADV OH r;T.-A. Tri c v-
of lair education to travel for firm of
1250,000 capital. Salary $1,072 per
year, payable weekly. Expenses ad
vanced. Address Geo. G. Clows, Wil
mington, N. C. noo-lt
LOST LADY'S ftOf.n UJTrH
with monoerram "M T tt " nn tnr. To-t
of case; silk ribbon fob attached, oxidiz
ed silver buckle. Reward if returned
to No. 320 North Fifth street.
no5-2t
LOST GENTLEMAWS r.nm hi vt.
ing watch 18 size, No. 3,875,328. Re
ward upon returning same to Star
Office. nrn-?,t
BUY A SOU ARE PIANnFnnv m
to $75 your own terms of navmnf
good instruments, but take up floor
snace: must ero at nnr Orcana oil
makes and Drices. S3 and ss nor m'nntii
?ZZ lnm- .-5"el1 s- cc;rier Front and i Works Co. PTnmh 3
, , .. EJ" l 1 l-lll.'N h n flftn
viac, nimuugiua, m. . noo-lw have mow1 t
IP YOIT WANT " Tft TT!T vnr n
House or a Sign Painted, 'Phone No.
ooo, or can ai 13 iNortn second street.
D. P. McLean. no5-lt
-uin. 6uaiiUiJ,;
CARD I WISH TO ATVlvniTivr-iT'. t ! zi 1-2 North
Liiy iuo.iiy irnieus una inp mih in that i-iiu
same work as done last vMr f,,T,ih. ! , A AllN TELLGRiFJl
a. oyctiaiLj. ui uur bix SC1100 S the ia!
cases for Charlotte and Troa i.Tr- -n- ;..., ,h i,, .
H. Northrop. Call up 'Phone 178. j for catalogue. Mora 1
nOO-lW SraDhv. Cinpinnati n J
NOTICE XO MORR FBBICHT n il I
be taken on board Rtfamor Whittr.nL-
unless same is prepaid at Wilmington.
FOR RENT nrn nivr. nnrrvTi i-
Vacated bv "Sonthprn Nfltinnnt TiuTib--"
"Bachelor" apartments up-staiis in
same building; also, offices and scorage
quarters. Apply to M. C. Darby & Co.,
114 1-2 Princess street. no5-tf
WANTED a nn A. c.mewt-KrL
rooms, unfurnished rintrallv in9toH
prefer the whole of' either up or down
siairs. Address .Box 174 oitv
no5-lt
WANTED A POSITinv nv a t inv
etenogTapher. of six years experience.
Can help on books also if desired. Ad
dress "R." care Star. nni.?f
MARRIED COUPLE OR TWO
youner men can secure lnm-o fmnt
room and board in private family. Lo-
rauun cenirai. Address E. C, care
Star. nnJ.U
ONE HCNDREn fTTTSTflM IT!T S w 4 X T
ed for the Best Butter and C.hpese
money will buv. Trv Sunhoam r-m-n
and Peaches. Fresh Pmnlrora anrl
Cakes just received. New Buckwheat
in DacKa.eres and innsn mtx. -r.
maple svruD. Oiv 11 59 Vfilir trlol nr
der. Phone 547:
Craig, 605 North Fourth street.'
oc26-tf
S125 WII.T, BiTY nivpv tn twpt
biggest bargains ever offered in
this city, consisting of Hambletonian
trottine and road mar rRoss
years old: 15 1-2 hanrta Viio-v,. fr'oo
prompt roadster; can beat 2:25; has
gone a trial in 2:17 1-4; positively safe
and reliable under any circumstances
for ladies or most timiH
and for a perfect family mare she has
no superior; sne is large enough for
any use; also falling-top buggy and
harness, in first-class nor- on
complete turnout for $125. orNvill sepa
rate; also, $100 will buy pair of heavy
draught horses, 6 and 7 years old
weighing 2,800 pounds; perfectly sound
in every way; will suit farm, as they
are used to all kinds of farm work; I
bought them 18 months aero T-itrht nff
a farm: larsre pn rm try, tnr- v,o..,-
hauling; will Sell SAnaratolTr fw
a -piece; will allow 10 days' trial; posi
tively no horse dealers need apply. Res
idence 2818 Oxford St., Philadelphia;
Bell telephone Poplar 1042 A.
iioa-oi
WITHDRAWAL OF DEAL.
Dear Sir: The free-box offer on
Lenox Soap now in effect in Virginia.
North Carolina, South Carolina, Flori
da, and Georgia, will be
Withdrawn October 14th,
Without further notice, after which
date no orders on a free-box basis can
be taken.
Please send your orders at once.
D. L. GORE CO.,
.Wholesale Grocers and Importers
Wilmington, N. C.
oc8-tf
WANTED!
1,000 Dozen Fish Roe.
Highest Cash Paid.
SAMI BEAR SR., &
Wore
-"'WJl,
I., n c . .
p'ine 133. M "bt j
Phone 2ts ront
us iM
QUAIL OY Tftit.
also, ovstPr.
a half mi,PTl5!ar.ToWJ
..fOR.REvr-Ajtr.
luora nouse, just ",i
Xinth and Dork
Star f?ffirn hn4n
FRESH ABBirn
P'es, Onions, 0mm
A- g- instead.
A BOY ABOrr 14
wanted at tho o... .
broom and a watwtaS
wise mnke himself ..J
vhoe xo. eoaZaiTl
,31 t
i.ve
Street. TT. E. King.
SOFT. Tii'p TrT
cleaned, blocked and red
mo. ana straw hate cieasJ
ed. All work euarantd
Atlanta, Ga., La Croat
nana, iex., san Francis
T O BOYS WHO AB
accurate in feeaing Jot I
secure employment by d
star unue.
tiltOlXD PH0SPHTE
1 I" Feuniits. Pntatws i
Truck, Wheat, Oats and
siderable high grade otp
in the carbonate of
sis SO to 85 Der cent, iiu
lime. For prices wittl
w llmington, N. C.
SEW ARRIVAIiS.-d
Simp Prnrinip. Annl.(
! ana Lmions. t uustocs i
I 1 .PTrtnnt; ( hilif.tnim nriii
attention. V. E. Wonki
irinsiT mrrninnt i
son; also KalanmooCfcl
and retail at the Delia
1VAXTED AT ON'C1 1
class non-union Job eo:
be sober and well etaJ
accurate. We also warJ
ter. who can assist on!
the bindery. PernffliJ
good men. Address, s
nectfd. Comnrercial
250. Lynchburg, Va.
oclS-eo& lOt
Liri'TER - HEADS,!
Stntt-mc-nts and
. ...... t., nut
diously at The Morula? I
:ipr i tf
tt i ' t."" vnr I nCT I
thing? Do you want I
furnished rooms, or
rooms to let.' "
column or tne aur
Home 1
Brca
The kindy
mother used
Try it.
Warren 4
Phone
oc :s tf.
Finest Quality
Rust Pro4
Full Cream
PI nn r. SuffI
Celebrated
Water Gro
Corn, Cra
Candy
j a
Cannea j
ChoiccandVi
ot
The W
ocl 7-tf
nf anlC Sn
Syrup and
CvrUD
Nortt 05
Hcchefsj
&
Croiv
; ' 18 and 20 Markei Street,
.. '. V . - - .......
, ' Wilmington, N. C.
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IWlllaUlrl M fjm J d
25 cento. - Behmr'
oct
19-tf
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