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THE CHARLOTTE NEWS, JUNE 12, 1906.
Sick People PJsed Food
WOT DRUGS
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indorsed by all Physicians as
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Every requirement of nourish
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Strengthening Fats from health
pret'ueing Cod Liver Oil and
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ing nerve tonics in the Hypophos
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ciit!e blcod purifier in Guaiacol,
v-hich thoroughly cleanses the
tcdv of disease-producing poisons.
OMULSION
fjojrishes tho Sick Back to
Health
r,?ncilcial Results are Obtained after
the First Dose. K ' -
Tl-fre r.re two sizes 8-oz. and 16-oz. Bottles;
the 'Formula i? printed in 7 languages on each.
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93 Pine St.. New York.
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DAY'S
RKETS
COTTON
Times-Democrat Summary Cotton.
U'i; rni shed by Gibert and Clay of New
Orleans. La.)
New Orleans, La... June 12. Wheth
er the New Orleans short interest iu
July be large or small, it is great
enough lo create a very acute demand.
I ir thai month's contracts, and a feel
ing of confidence in the camp of the
lon.es, the two combined having again
j"is!;el the Southern midsummer posi
tion v. ay out of gear with the remain
der nf the world. Most probably July
1ip:c will be liquidated well above Oc
t .bei. biU bulls should remember that
tho South as a whole yet holds a lot of
(utton. though the local territory is
pretty well depleted, and New Orleans
trnderable stocks is practically nil.
Therefore it will hardly do to push
the freeze-out game too. far. Yester
day's cotton market added more than
cue dollar a bale to the price of July
options while increasing" the value ' of
spots only an eighth of , a cent. This
mokes the gain on July some fifty
points within a week, which destroys
th' prospective profit and some mar
gins too of once over confident July
October straddles who find it difficult
to buy in the former and sell out the
biter even at a loss. The July inter
ests, howeer, cannot be large because
of the scarcity of business during many
weeks past. Consequently the increas
ing acntdnoss canct cost anybody a
really hurtful sum. Meanwhile crop
weai her continues good enough with
the flaws in the ideal limited to the
need of a little rain here and there.
Hence fall shorts have yet had small
csuse for worry.' ...
New York Sun Cotton Summary.
iFurnislicd by Gibert and Clay of New
Orleans, La.) . . '
Xew York, June 12. Thre things
lorded it over the New York market
and lifted it willy nilly. They were
a .Tuly squeeze in New Orleans, strong
cables from Liverpool, and very hot
weather in Texas. That caused cover
ing on quite a fair scale here, though
the advance was not so great as in
New Orleans. There are those who
think that the July interests here are
ot small proportions. The certified
stock in New Orleans is very small.
Dry oods reports are in the main
favorable, and unless there is rain
and cooler weather pretty soon in
southern Texas there may be a weath
er scare. Xew Orleans and the South
bought here, and there was also a good
deal of general covering, not only ?or
room operators, but for outsiders, in
cluding the Vvall ' Street elsment.
There is no idea that the crop in Tex
as has as yet been seriously dam
aged, but no season passes without -a
weather scare, and it is not denied
that lower temperature and rains are
needed in the southern portion of Tex
as. The Governmentpractically., re
duced its estimated increase of acreage
from 6.2 to 4 per cent, allowing for er
,rnrs last season. The question arises.
T'hat security has tne trade that its
figures . are any more correct, now?
ft is suggested by some critics that
hereafter it would be well for the De
partment of ' Agriculture to have its
reports revised by the Southern; Cotton
Association, which states the increase
in acreage this season at only about
2 3-4 per cent. If the department fig
ures are to be dictated by outside in
fluences why not give the consumers
a voice in the matter? -A good many
people in the trade believe, whatever
ptty he said to the contrary, that the
crease in acreage is about what the
J-'nronicle put it, that is, in the neigh
borhood of 10 oer cent. '' -
New York Cotton.
High Low Close
inKi mr;7 m
Jan
J181, 1070 1060 10 .
7?e 1085 1083 10
J.ul' 1080 1073 10
fu? 1068 1057 10
e' 1053 ' 1050 10
V.ct 1052 1042 10
0y 1049 1041 10
1056 1047 10
bPots 11.25; sales 1550; market tone
Quiet. -
Xew York 11 A. M. Bids: Jan. 1056;
J":" 1078; August 1059; October 1046.
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Charlotte Cotton Market.
I Corrected by Sanders, Orr & Co.)
d Middling .......... ' 11.00
get Middling ........ . ...11.00
iLVftng . . 10
llnSes and Stains 910
Wspair is the undertaker that carts
, ur dead hopes.
Liverpool Cotton.
Jan-Feb
. . . . 566
.....567
. . ". . 569
. . .,571
. . 588
.- ...587
587
. .. 580
. . ..571
... .571
.. ..567
. . .566
Feb-Mch ..
Mch-Apr . .'.
Apr-May .
May-June ..
June-July .
July-Aug . .
Aug-Sept ..
Sept-Oct
Oct-Nov . .
Oct-Nov . . .
Nov .-Dec . .
Dec-Jan . .
...566
Futures opened steady, closed
receipts 4000, American 700; sales 6,
000; American 5,600; speculation and
export 500; middling 611; yesterda
605. Tone spots steady. .
Chicago Grain and Produce.
High Low Close
WHEAT
May .... .
Sept
Dec .... .
CORN
May .... ,
July .... ,
Sept ,
Dec
OATS
May
July
Sept
Dec
PORK
Jan
July .... .
Sept
. LARD
Jan
July
Sept .......
Oct .... .
RIBS
July
Sept
Oct
84 83 84
84 82 83
85 83 84
52 50 51.
53 51 53
53 51 53
52 50 51
38 37" 37
38 37 38
35 34 35
3G 35 36
1520 1500 1500
1700 1 1687 1685
1670 1662 1665
825
885
900
892 885
907 900
907 900 -. 900
.947 937 937
937 927 930
917 912 912
Charlotte Produce Market.
(Corrected by J. W. Zimmerman & Co)
Chickens spring 20 30
Hens per head ..40 42
Ducks 2 b
ftye ..
Oats .. v. .. 54 bO
Rutter 15 ) 20
Eggs .. ..16
N. Y. Journal of Commerce Dry Goods
Summary.
(Furnished by Gibert and Clay of New
Orleans, La.)
New York Tune 12. The trade ODen-
ed quiet, for the week, with a contin
uation of the small buying for the
immediate needs which has character
ized the business as a whole for the
past week or ten days. Mail orders
were not large individually, although
the aggregate in some business was
very satisfactory. The best posted
men in the trade say they see no reas
on for anv large reduction in any
lines. Aside from the raw material
situation, which cannot be influenced
by man alone, at this time, sellers
look for a restriction of production
due to stringent labor conditions which
manufacturers cannot control during
the coming summer, and while the.
present normal demand continues they
do not see how much lower , prices
can be made and niaintained. .
THREAT TO BAR OUR MEAT.
Members of Canadian House of Com
mons Considering Such. a Course.
Ottawa, Ontario, June 12. Severalf
members of the House of Commons ap
parently consider the Chicago meat
packers' revelations, important enough
to warrant Canada prohibiting the im
portation of American canned goods.
Robert Bickerdike, M. P., of Montreal,
says: ; ' " -
'.'In view of the revelations touching
the Chicago packers, the question is
whether our government should not
take steps to prohibit the importation'
of Eril canned stt:ff from the United
States.
"You cannot inspect the stuff once it
gets into the cans unless you do it
microscopically. The surest way
would be entire prohibition, at least
for the present and until such assur-j
ance is given as will restore public
confidence. There has been talk about
bringing this matter before the House,
and it would be proper to see how wej
stand ourselves in this matter oi
cleanliness where packing is con
cerned. V 5 1
"If the prohibition was carried out,
I think Canada could supply its own
demand, but even if not, better that the
people should do without than run any
risk from poisonous food.'
THE WEATHER.
For Charlotte and its' vicinity:
Rain tonight and .Wednesday.
For North Carolina and South Caro
lina: Rain "tonight and Wednesday.
Brisk northeast winds.
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WORK WEAKENS THE KIDNEYS.
Doan's Kidney Pills Have Done Great
' Service for People' Who Work in
Charlotte.
Most Charlotte people work every
day in sonie . stained, unnatuarl posi-!
tion bending constantly over a desk
riding orr jolting wagons or cars
doing . laborious housework; lifting,
reaching cr trying the ba.ck in a hun
dred and' one other ways. All these
strains tend to wear, weaken and in
jure the kidneys until they fall behind
fn their work of filtering the poisons
from the blood. Doan"s Kidney Rills
cure sick- kidneys, put new strength
in bad1 back. Charlotte-cures prove it.
Thomas G. Northey, painter, of S13
N. Church . street, says: "Backache
bothered me for many years and I
have often hadjto lay off from work be
cause of a weakness which kidney dis
orders brought upon me.I happened
to hear of Doan's Kidney Pills v and
zot a box -at R H. Jordan & Co's drug
store. Had Begun- to believe that
there was no relief in store for me
hut cinrP fa. kinc the nills I have not
lost a single moment from work, my
back has been free from pain and
has been stronger in every way. I
am glad to have an opportunity to
tell others of my experience." .
For sale by all -dealers.. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., . Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
Ststcs. " '
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other.
Stocks
Atchison v
Atchison Pfd.. . . . .
Baltimoie & Ohio. ..... '....'.
Canadian Pacitic
Cbesapeak & Ohio..; ..
Chicago & Alton...
Chicago A Great Western
Erie4...
trie Pfd...
Rock Island....;
Illinois Central......
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan
Mexican Central
Missouri Pacific.
Missouri Kansas & T
New York Central .'
Norfolk & Western. .-.
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania ..
Readiner........
103
11 1H
..ie-J-24
58
25)
18
...... 4V2
...... 2i;8
lu '
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.r.... MX
151
23
...... T
SO
140
88
61
1
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37
1U
Wi
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20
48
108
m-8
o63
i:wvg
S)2
1
78
157
11
40o
ics'4
"-s
40?4
110
Reading Pfd
St. Paul......
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway..
Southern Hallway Perferred. . .
Texas fc Pacific
Union Pacific :
Wabash
Wabash PTd
Amalgamated Copper
Brook tin Rapid Transit
Colorado luel fc Iron
Con Gas
Peoples Gas......
Sugar
Slots Iron & Steel
Tenessee Coal & Iron
Dnltod States Leather
United State Steel
United .States Steel Preferred.
Western Union
Virginia Carolina Chemical
Va. Carolina Chemical Pfd
. New York Sun Stocks Summary
(Furnished by Gibert & Clay of New
Orleans, La.)
NewYork, June 12. A dull tradsrs'
market, in which lack of participation
ny the generaUpublic stood out promi
nently vibrated irregularly between
strength and weakness, closing for the
most part at a net advance, was the
continued feature of dealings on the
stock exchange. The movement of
values was distinctly toward a lower-
level in the first half hour of business
under a resumption of the selling
movement that made itself felt in the
market in the latter part of last week,
the result of this being that at the
end of of the time mentioned declines
of three points or more from the high
est prices made last Thursday were
shown in. any of the active stocks.
So large a fall as this in such a rela
tively narrow market as evidently pre
vails naturally invited profit takings
on the part of the speculators for the
decline and also led to some buying
of stocks for the rise by habitual opera
tors.. NEW CURE FOR EPILEPSY.
' J. B." Waterman, of Watertown, O.,
Rural free delivery , writes: "My
daughter, afflicted for years with epi
lepsy, was cured by Dr. King's New
Life Pills. She has not had and at
tack for over two years." Best body
cleansers and life giving tonic pills on
earthA 25c at Woodall & Sheppard's
drug store.
The angels certainly seem to be able
to preserve their monoply of the flying-machine
business.
A comfortable feeling about stealing
an umbrella is maybe it was one of
your own that was stolen from you.
GftSTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bough!
gears ha
Signature of
Mr. Walter A Tip!
Go right away to your n:en'a furniaWng
shop and look at the new "LITHOLIX"
Waterproofed Linen Collar and
Caffs. Think of it ordinary linen col
lars and cuffs over which you can spill all
the water, milk, coffee, soft ana hard
drinks you pkase and never Injure them.
No laundering needed. No, there's no cel
luloid, rubber or paper jn them they're
plain linen collar andxaiffs, just ar.
rtjflish and well-made as any others. Only
they can't wilt, and can't wear out for a
long time. At collar shops, or of us.
Collars z- cents, utrns ou cents.
The
Flberloid
Co..
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A women s raisses, ana unuarcn s
m Tan Oxford, all kinds and qual- a
ities to : p;o at a great sacrifice $
price. Don't miss this opportu-
t nity to get a cool pair of Oxfords
t Fnrfiman A. "Millfir
I UIUIIIUII W IMIIIUI
, ... Cash Shoe .. Builders. . O
Cor Trade and College Streets
a - - cs
n- e998 9
ijo eo o m
"WhbiiuntT
'. Some one satd C. C. Moore .had gone
jut of the mllli uslnes3. He has.
Bpt if you cuula see the Milk and
Cream that is, sold every oay by Er
nest and. Walter you wguld think they
had taken the old man's place. We
will fill your order promptly. The toys
will treat you the old man old.
OOUtLE OAKS DAIRY. N
Milk n-?,u
I
ITH0IIW
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We are offering 'some especially low prices on Library and Combma-v
tion Cases that you can't afford to miss.
Golden Oak .Combination Cases, from . $16.75 (worth S18 50) to $35 00 '
Golden Oak Book Cases from $9.00 to ?27.50. . ' ' " ;
' Specials in Mahogany Cases at $20.00, '22.50, and $25.00. :
Mission Case5s in Weattered Oak from $17.50 to $25.00.
We also have Golden Oak, Weathered Oak and Mahogany Sectional
Book Cases all sizes. . . .; v - ;
THE LEADER IN LOW PRICES
C3
u ei IV n e k?a 'ik
until you have examined our summer stock of
Iron Beds, Felt Malfres&es and Springs
V We carry the largest stock,: the greatest, variety of designs,
Q and always offer the best values.'
You will need these goods ' for these warm nights. Come
V now and make your se'xcction.
The Best Value
Turkesine
CURES BURNS
CUTS, BRUISES
for You Good Money "
-REAL HAIR, RESTORER..
WHOSE? MRS. GfllER'S
- - HARRISBURG N. G.
NONE LIKE IT.
60 Gents" Per Bottle.
Is an all-summer joy only where
the owner has a satisfactory
Lawn Mower and Hose. We
have them that are satisfactory
in price and performance.
Alien Hardware Go.
Everything In Hardware.
30 E. TRADE ST.
Specked
And Streaked
While hanging on the line to
dry. ' . ; "
HOME WASH EQ CLOTHES.
are certainly not a success in
any sense of the word. , Those
done by the washerwoman are
not clean, not given sanitary
treatment and they seldom
look as white and nice as they
should, owing to . the fact that
thorough rinsing is impossible
for lack of time, facilities and
water.
Our. "ROUGH DRY PLAN"
saves lots of time, bother and
worry. It is cheaper, - easier
and more satisfactory.
Model Steam Laundry
iI32S
Special Sale Library
and
mbination
Book
Gases
cCOY
ON HIGH-GRADE GOODS.
on't Let
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u ui experimenting witn otnsr
g kinds, when experience has W
p shown you that " g
Prida of Charlotte I
. Flour i
is above criticism.
Made by O
Mecklenburg Roar Mills j
CHAHLOTTE, N. C.
J. LEE KOINER, Proprietor
License Notice !
V
- The following License are due June
1st, Auctioneers, Barbers, Bakers, By
cycle Dealers, Guns, and Pistols, Auto
mobiles, Coal and Ice Co., Hotels, Co
co Cola Bottlers, Lunch Houses, Res
taurants, Gas Co., Electric Light Co.,
Electricians, Oil Co., Newspaper Un
ion, Hacks, Junk Dealers, Laundries,
Fertilizer Dealers, Ice Cream, Soda
Fountain, Undertakers, Soda Water
Bottlers, Money Lenders, Wagon and
Buggy Dealers, R. R. Agts., Photogra
phers, Lumber Yards, Livery Stables,
Omnibusses, Pawn Brokers, Real Es
tate Agts., Shooting Gallery, Trading
Stamps, Furniture Instalments, Bag
gage Wagons, Job Printing, Hides and
Bones, Bill Posters, Packing Co., Ar
chitects, Wood Yards ,
W. B. TAYLOR,
City Tax Collector. :
Sale
; Tne O'DONOGhUE Residence
on East Ayenue.
FOR RENT
.'
4-room house corner of Third
and Graham- .
PHONE 604
Y. . C.A. CUruOtNflU
Yourself
Rest
For
'TC"V
(?
WASHED CLEAN n
AND SWEET
When you send the Family
Washing to us it's washed clean
as clean as good soap and
pure water Can get it. Our: Spe
cial Household plan is the best.
and least expensive in the long u
run. rry it mis weeii you ll
be pleased. .
Charlotte Steam
Laundry
LAUNDERERS,
' DYERS,
CLEANERS.
219 South Tryon Street.
IT PAYS TO BUY THE BEST"
Kalamazoo Pickled Celery I
A healthful and delicious relish in
glass jars. ' -
35 Cents.'
Fresh Cheese Sandwiches Today.
MILLER-VAN NESS CO,
Phone 68.
23 N. Tryon St.
Institute for
College
Young
Women and
of
tlusic. The
Bast Place
Jar Your
Courser
High Stanilar'
Catalog a
. FRD
Daughter
Jns. Iltnwiddic, Ft
THE 'PHONE SERVICE:
"Say, Central, what's, the matter?
This is the rottenest service imagin
able. Give me th" chief operator.-
"Hello! Is this the chief? Well,
I've been trying to get my wife for ten
minutes and can't. I'll have my tele
phone taken out."
- Thus speaking the Irate man went
home on a car and told his troubles
to his wife. " - -
Don't talk so loudly, dea,r'r she -whispered.
"I muffled the bell to keep It
from waking the baby." '
But the little telepnone girl was.
still hurt and nervous. A
To be Precise.
: "How brown you are, Miss Bostinf.
You have been in the sun lately, hay-
en't you?'!. ; - - I.
"How preposterous! The sun la
not accessible to us by any method
of travel. I've been in the sun's rays,
if. that's what you mean. . .
How true -it is The. Hello girls are
abused too often It is also true thai
the best insurance is to be had at in
surahce headquarters. ' t.
' To Be Precise. " .
We have the largest agency- In the
cit and one of the oldest. . 4 ...
C. N. G. Butt Co.;
WSURAPiCH HKADaUARTKBS. v'
ire Fire Fire
Insure your Property of .
all kinds against Fire
with
R. D. MObRE
ROOM 7,
4Cr BUILDING
In the
6 Sec Bill
you will notice one of the ad- g
vantages of using our Refrig- Z
erators. There a number, of f
other advant.asre.s we would
like to tell you about and
that you really ought to
ingerator.
- Call in any time.
S J. II McGaesland & Go. 1
South Tryon SL
(PEACE
RAtEICH I
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
TEETH EXTRACTED WITH
OUT PAIN SAFE METHOD.
NO BAD AFTER EFFECTS.
DR. ZICKLER
; - Dentist'
27 SOUTH TRYON STREET.
Dr. Chas. L. Alexander-
' DENTIST, ' -
v203 South Tryon Street, Char
lotte,' N. C. Office 'phone 109.
Residence 'phone 884.
W. M. ROBEY
DENTIST
With Drs. M. A. and C. A. Bland,
No. 21 N. Tryon.
Hours 9 to 12, 1:30 to 5.
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I. W. JAMISON
DENTIST,
No. 8, S. Tryon Street. Both
'phones, 32C. Residence 'phone
Bell 1524.
I R. H. F. RAY
OSTEOPATH
Graduate Southern School of
Osteopathy,
v Office Suite 3, Hunt Building.
'Phone 830, Residence 401
North Poplar Street. 'Phone 871.
J. M. McMICHAEL
ARCHITECT
Rqoms 505-506 Trust Building,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Wheeler, Rungs & Dickey
Architects
. Charlotte, N. C
Second Floor 4C's Building.
DR. H. C. HENDERSON.
Dentist.
Hunt Building, 203 N. Tryoon.
. Office Hours:
8:30 A .M. to 1:30 P. M,
,2:30 P. M. to 5:30 P. M.
; 'Phone 816. '
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Jas. Li. UeLauey. Heury tj. iiogsau
Charlotte, N. C. Wadesboro, N. C.
. DeLANEY & BOGGAN.
: Attorneys at Law.
Practice in State and Federal Courts,
Collecting Claims, Negotiating Loans.
. Practice before U. S. Patent Office
Offic 40 E. Trade St. . Phone 1230.
., .. ' . , .... . .
; , . DR. THOS. F. COSTNER, :
Residence 810 S. Tryon.
V ' . Phone 846. . ; 1
' Office: Central Hotel Corner. " .
' j Phone 203. . .
Norfolk & Western R'y
' Schedule in Effect May 27, 1336.
Through Train ballx, Charlotte u
RoanolMf, Va.
i North Bound
Lv. Charlotte, So. Ry ..11:00 a.m
Lv. Wlnsion, N. & W. By..... 2:60 p.m.
Lv. Martinsville 6:00 p.m.
Lv. Rocky Mount . . 6:25 p.m.
Ar. Roanoke ................ 7:25 p.n
. South Bound.
Lf. Roanoke 9:20 .a,i
Lv. Rocky Mount .....10:26 a.rl
Lv. Martin&villa .... ...... 11:46 a.m.
Ar. Winston 2:00 p.m.
Ar. Charlotte .... 6:00 p.m.
: Through coach Charlotte and Roa
uoke. - - .'
Connects at Roanoke, via Shenandoah
Valley Route for Natural Bridge, Lu
ray, . Hagerstown and all points In
Pennsylvania and New York. Pullman
ileeper, Roanoke to . Philadelphia-,
Additional train leaves Winston-Salem
7:30 a. m. daily, except Sunday, foi
Southwest Virginia and Shenandoah
Valley points. W. B. BEVIL,
Gen. Pass. Agt,, Roanoke, V.
M. P. BRAGG.- Trav. Pass. Agent. '
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R. E. Cochrane
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