I hooka. iMlf at an tab Arch
, tokWU, Bath, K^o. v;
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y .
THE LATHAM BOOM COR. LYNN
oottape to StaUea. Foot Office, an
If Eggjsiry.s
J ANTED: M SELL MARTK]
Blow-out Protector. Apply to C
Archbell, Mk, N. C .
*?-*, ???.? _
SDB UUl LOO FLOATS OtO>
llHt ootaplete. Apply to 0. Archhell,
Bath. N. C. ,
K. C
ISAOngVOR SALE?DKLIVHR
ad. Phone 1H, Era. i. L PhiUlpi
7-1 tfe.
BENT IN OHATBL ttLLDtlB~tns
July and Asiuat. Purniahed
Lftonae, with llphU and water
Large yard and the garden. Ad
dreea ?. O. Henry. Chapel HU1. N
a-, mo,. .Mmei a a
HAMANS. YAM POTATO SLIPS 71
oentA Per tlwaadfed. Fred Parker
Washington, Phone 1051.
S-101** ^bnri
DBLICIOUS ICS GOLD CANT A
loupee any price. Delivered youi
door. Pure read Grocery. Pro
J. B. Bonner. Phone 261.
i
ADDING DAYS TO HIS LIFE
-Paradoxical Problem la Solved
Through Obvious Point In Clr N
oomnavlgatlon. A
oorreepondent sends to the HerAid
a paradoxical problem which, he
believes, originally appeared In
Pleeae'e ~Cbymlcal, NaturMamd Physfc
ml Made.** published aome m yean
CO. Two pereoaa were born at the
maw place, at the aame moment of
time. Fifty years after they both died.
Alao at the same spot and at the aame
instant; yet one had lived 100 daya
mare than the other.
? The possible solution turn# on a
suriora but very obvioua point in circumnavigation.
A person folnc round
the vorld toward the west loeee a
lay; coins toward the east be (mine
- one. Suppose, then, two persons bora
tocether at the Cape of Oood Hope,
wherce a voyace round the world may
be performed la a year; If one per*
tones this constantly toward the west,
ta SO years he will be SO days behind
\ the stationary inhabitants; and if the
I other Si.ll equally toward the east, ha
f will be 60 daya la advance of them.
Dne. therefore, will have seen ~10?
??/ more man ine otner.?(Jlaasow
Herald. .
J \ 8?afaring Radl.
V The portraits of Captain Amundeet
Show a certain likeness to Dr. Nansen
[ ' Both hare In a marked decree the loni
narrow skull of the VtkiacB. It Is ?
cartons ctrcxrmetanee that the eeafar
in* races, whether on the Baltic or 01
the Mediterranean, hare this tjp
of head, while the Inlanders of Em-opare
predominantly of the broad heade<
Alpine sort.
Bat it will hardly do -to make Ion)
headedness the cause of seamanship
as some enthusing*, hare done, fo
the Japanese, who are round headed
take readily to the tea.
Rob-My-Tism will cure you.
> ~
, Bicycles! Bicycles!
ffOW Blcyclea $16 and
Lr We ore scents for the Barrels,
Readln*. Standard. Irer Johnson.
Columbia, Rsmhler, Emblem National
and Dnyten Bicycles Beld
for cash of on time. Wo also carry
n full lino of repairs at all times.
D. R. CUTLER
114 Market St
r' WASHINGTON, N. C
Phone SU _
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DRINK
I 81 ^ 1 OfiAUTY (SROCXRV
ft a ww*smSJan^>^w?amma a
- komlac teattaot of the eaiaie c
* rSTet'ea' "ttwJnolT* ulrto?
' p?at two ?uijn?Mj Uipnur
ssarjsersw
. mtttee. and tte naolta d U <n
. a?apt fall to ka of coaMinNa i
? ?wnT
& la tie ooutm of an ?> ? ?!*?
:?8?33&u
iBSmmwwb
- and naw oooa war# than la pro?
r of Maniac. ,
a Rawarda wcra paid to BOnm
J thTi
J the labeled craetacean Pad baas
I. captured and toll data tabulated.
Witt retard to the Nortollt en
lttaratad la taa place, from ww
. they wyo fijldlnallr obtained, nr
. two wen recaptured within oaa m
1 of tbatr Oret borne, bat one trowel
- aa far aa namboroudb Head, a d
taooe of attetw-atdbt atatato all
Nearly three hundred bad travel
. only three or lour mjlea fraaa wba
. tbay were ortetaaiiy tabem.?Una.
' ?
; is your m
For the next 90 di
light* on eaiy terms
phone 898.
WASHINGTON
!' titii MlSZ
; I AFTER
SAT!
We will offi
goods which we
No one should
need these artic
while the price i
DOMESTICS.
24KT.. ,.\Vh
9-cent West End jj
Bleaching ?*
10-cent Crescent o
Cambric Z ?
GINGHAM
i 8c Apron Gingham
fast colors...... ?
COUNTERPANES.
1 $1.25 Spreads %
150 " 1
3.00 " 2
: 350 " 2
, 450 " 3
. 5.110 " i
BOLSTER-CASES.
t Size 45x72 qa
i. price..
^ PILLOW-CASES.
Full size 4 /? ?
Price m 0-T3
= DAMASK.
72-in All Linen Table Dc
ask; worth $1.25 yd BO
Sale V9
59c Mercerized jm yi
Damask
:S|
; v1 =
lATLANT
The Greatest Seashi
I : .
< wwiwiteSSl
wMch^?, i?l ml, ?ffordii
Hp?
Clubwiwiiii to M#nwfy oi
Woman Wh? Oav^Ufa U Hal*
? a,
I"* EUTT?Sr^rawTui1 wi
fra MM U happens* <?H* ^
rSs.^s/ars c
gjg&S& UfrauSW*
pi3 fl* a# la her paw _
??* >?* i??ntea. -?.-?.**.?.* T1
^?^SSiSSS! 1*
from Oeahlmaor. Iomx the tara(Olk
luOr Hull op conn toto- '
TaitlWt It'UMthattta*
bra boas shell. fa iltnii la*
cinJel. Jud dira Kite M It It *
taw p?tmt4 to crcct aancaict is
the piooo of tka aM (lar beodatoae ,
which mark# tar store. . .. ~*. '
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* . .. .
It: .. Iltctftly In AOwWnp. lng
he lliiosolp t? *4nttMnc m a pomp m0
oa as well To moral o.nmitp woo tkc >rl
IP- thorn# of OS sddreeo Sottroroil to tat '
Up Bprlnpflold All Moa t club bp Andrew pr0
#4 N. rot of Chkaao. -Then u onlp **
Is- oao bottor wop to laeor a man's #? tloi
31 mltp thaa bp oelllap Mm s fool.- Mr. Isle
fhx COM. 'end that Is bp troaanc Mm lira
Who a loot on tho surmise that bo po?
m fcnri rocaaulto tho trobtmooL Too
J oast fool tho pooplo la adworttslss.MUSE
WIRED? 11
rys we will wire house* for A
homes on the Installment un
ortunity to have Electric
. For further Information a
bar
ELECTRIC PLANT |
BHHJ Pol
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L SUPPER
JRDAY NIGHT JUL
er this time a varied Yrr
are sure will please al
let this opportunity slif
les now, but it is good j\
at low ebb.
PORTIERS.
g. Special lot of red and green Qp
Portiere, were $5 O OO ?
>? Sale price U
? 39c
q TURKISH TOWELS. 5?c
? Large size, worth -? v ?
25c; special ? *?
25c
C HUCK TOWELS. 39c
? Extra large, white -m -m 50c
and colored border..."
TOWELING. ,
-lq 5c grade ....3 l-2c Spc
.69 1* : -8c ?
00 13C lie
- S1
50c Gowns 44c ?
I-. 75c " 64c
~ $U5 " 98c i
VESTS. ^
15c Gauze Vests :..9c
? CURTAIN NETS.
This line consists of white ^
im- Ecrue and bordered effects, g
|?> 12 1-2c Grade 9c 4'
18c " ...14c ?
?c " 20c
85c " 29c
& S. Cffil
DEPARTMENT i
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[C HOTEL MO]
ire Hotel in die Sooth. Accommodatio
|?WOPEN,
iter fi AM^d is greet abondanoe. The . Allan
si SS8*
:.h |I*socutioii wflWhitfd ?WI
'CrfiMlce"
SUw*i.<*tek.
"Crystal Ioe CrW
k for it ?t the Fountains it is ,
loletome, dblirkwit md
m
, JJ .. ..r . r : . . <
rystal Ice Co.
* ?
U* WATER STREET <
U?M,N. d TU?U 1
citing, Fiery,
Raw Eczema
B.HMU R fctwA. 1|
% tm I . I r
Fee, an itching, burning, raw lrrl?d
skin relieved the moment Zemo ?
ch?? it. Zemo la a clean, eooth- ?
, healing wash, composed of ThyI,
Glycerine, Witch Hasel, Boracic
d and other medicinal healing f
parties. Zemo relieves and cores t
ry form of akin and stalfe erupi,
and If you are not entirely matMi
with reeulta from the Very first (
cent bottle, druggists will refund a
r money. Large else bottle $1.
lorsed and sold In Washington by
rdy Drag 8tore. r
>mo la prepared by S. W. Rose
Heine Co., St. Louis, Mo., their
ran tee la as good ea gold. s
Worthy and Etherldge. Rexall
re.
V
Recovers Ring 18 Years Lost.
. class ring loet.lt years ago by
?. J. H. Reese, when abe waaapu- I
of the Lancaster high school, wea j
tared to the owner
Ira. Reese, then Mies Leila L Urt
lost the ring, which was engrav*
with her sum, while walking on '
lawn of her home. It was recovA
by men resetting n fence.?Lantsr
_ Correspondent Philadelphia o
mo Ledger.
SALE |:
Y 13.
r ii
ie of household d
1 housekeepers.
i. You may not
udgment to buy .
n
LADIES' DRAWERS. J
EN OR CLOSED STYLE
kind 18c
" . 29c J
to 59c kind 39c
CORSET COVERS.
kind 19c 1
" 33 1-3C ?
" 42c
UMBRELLAS.
1.25 Umbrellas Qffc
_ c
SHIRTS. s
LtSO Arrow s
grus
PANTS.
broken lot Men's Pants
U be sold at great reduc)
ft STRAW HATS. !
.80 Grade J $1.16 '
00 " 1.49
00 " 8.28
00 2.98
Clothing, 1-4 Off
STORE
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MHEADOTY
NORTH CAROLINA
.fertNtete ,
Jk >1 Mwni )*->-- ! i
iac ia Ateteka, j
tic Hotel front. the ocean bench
^@iBgSBBE3$94t
?ite4tete-teite.^o-?o- r
tAtftWteHdWiriy 23-16. |
MOREMEAD CITY, N. C. I
s1 J 11 ^ ^ ^ ^
teeeeeee^i
Mr. Wilbur H. Roes. of Bdward, N.
1. *u a Washington visitor today.
Mtt V
, Him OoofE- Boyd. J. B. Bow.
m. Both Swindell and Abbto Harris.
* Hnotown, If. C.. ware Washington
rUltora ^oduyx
> ft ft
Captain R. B. Cowell of the Waehngton
Light Infantry returned from
forehead City laat night via the
Norfolk Bouthorn. .
tttt i
Mr. J. F. Cowell president of the
Pamlico Chemical Company wont to
Moulort yeetorder on buolnooa.
t t f t
Mr. W. W. Chad wick loft thl* aftirnoon
on the WorfdS* font hern train
or Morohead City and Bedttfett. IS
fttt
Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Rowe. if Small A
f. C., were Washington visitors yeoordny.
ttt t
Mr. L. H. Roddltt. of Edward. N.
J., returned to hie home yeetorday
iftornoon.
tttt
Mr. J. C. Cooper, of Baltimore le
egistered at Hotel Louise.
tttt #
Mr. R. 8. Neal la homo from a
hort buslnooo trip.
tttt
Mr. J. D. Barnes, of Wilson, N. C..
ras on our streets today.
tttt
Mr. George Hackney Sr.. Is tho
uest of his son Mr. George Hackney
r., on West Second Street.
tttt
Mr. Ned Laughlnghouee, of Oreen111m.
lo In tho city on buslnesa.
tttt
Mr. Whiter Caratarphen, of Plymuth,
Is a guest at Hotel Louise.
* 1 A
lilt
Mr. Claude Rick* went to Jamesllle
this morning on business.
tt t t
Mr. J. D. Eborn, or Baysldo. was
Washington visitor yesterday afteroon.
# ,
t t t t ^
Mr. W. A. Williams, of Raleigh, ?
t a business visitor today.
tt tt.
Mr. V. H. Weill, a prominent busieas
man of Ooldsboro, is here to- '
ay.
t t t t
Mr. R. M. Brown, Of Tarboro, was
n our streets today.
t t t t
Mr. H. W. Clark, of New Berne,
rrlved in the city yesterday afteroon.
t t t t
Mr. R. Krause, of Belharen, N. C.,
i in the city shaking hands with his
lany friends.
t ft t
Mr. Fred Latham, of Belhaven, N.
arrived here this morning via the
torfolk Southern.
tt tt
Rev. Nathaniel Harding, chaplain
f the Second North Carolina Infanry,
National Guard, returned from
he encampment at Morehead City
his morning. t
t t t
Mr. H. G. Sparrow returned from
short business trip yesterday,
t t t t
Quite a number expect to leave for
teracoke tomorrow night on the
Iteamer Blanche.
IEVERAL DEATHS FROM HEAT
deny Prostration* in Rig Citieci Mercury
at 97 in Boston.
NEW YORK. July 12.?Pour
Jeaths and a dozen prostrations from
heat occurred here yesterday. The
temperature was ninety. At Boston
ane death and ten prostrations occurred,
and the thermometer was 97.
At Philadelphia there were three
deaths, also three suicides .attributed
to the heat; temperature ?
A Cruel Retort.
*Tm afraid of woman suffrage,"
said Little Blnks. "My wife Is a mill- I
tant suffragette, but up to date I am I
Julius Caesar in my house." |
"I guess you are, Binks, I guess you I
are," said Wiggles. "There alnt I
many deader ones than Julias Caesar I
In this world."?Harper's Weekly. v I j
8he Talked Toe Mueh.
Mrs. Benham?Money talks. '
Benham?Keep the change, pleas*. 11
FRECKLES^
Wafer Drug . That Quickly Removes f
# ThMe Homely ft pots. )
here's no longer the slightest I
tt?l of fettling ashamed of your J
trluaee, aa a new drug, othlae? \
dvbftt strength has been discovered J
tfaK^mttttlrely removes these home- C
Imply get sm onnce of othtne? h
l*ls strength., from any first class I
kldkt, *&a rtdroli* AVVm i
Akat a?n tka arorat fraeklaa hare >
keni W 4la??n?ar, Jrtlla MM lt?t- I
rba hkn TukkM aatlraly. It 1
toatldom that mora than in ounca /
lid nn to tak for tko doakla I
at ran gt ft othls* u this la aold nodar 1
fsaraotaa of Btrnf back If II M, I
lilMwftiiiiiM
1 "*g?fis?S8* |
TW gmdemen DIRMCT ih* affair* of Aim I
Wlwrs D? TOO I(?T TOW Ami?<T 4
The Bank of Washington | 1
ROASTING I
There Is a difference between meat roasted In
a GAS oven and that by any otherj^anethod.
"The lower oven U teed for all roosting purposes sad
broiling, the upper oven for baking purposes; both evens
being heated at the same timefandvwith the same flame.
The oven must be heated previous to roasting, the Mate .
as for broiling?ten minutes full beat Turn meat frequently
(leaving door open) until each tide is seared. Then
place roast lower down in the nw>n a<u j
begrtn basting -with tne fat which dripTwto the pol The f]
oven flame may also be reduced, and as a rule the fnat II
burner will do all the work after the preliminary tM my II
of the surface. Red meats so roasted taste more like the (J
old-fashioned roast before an open fire, than when "?*?< II
in any other manner. Not a drop of water is required far Ij
basting if there be a proper amount of fat, and the In?* be II
moderate after basting is begunl"
Just try a roast on your GAS Range and followingrifl
the Instruction and you will have the finest ptece oMl
roast beef you ever tasted.
Washington Light & Water Co.
W. Main Street Washington. N. C.
a
HO! FOR HENDERSONVILLE!
The Saint John Hotel
lFORMERLY THE GATES) j
The mountains of Western North Carolina
have long been accorded invigorating, strength- '
ening and life-giving qualities incident to a high
and dry atmosphere. Here Summer life is about
as ideal as can be imagined. Good pure air and i
fresh spring water, newly paved streets and per- .
feet sanitary conditions.
At the St. John everyihing is modern and upto-date.
It caters to a refined and select clientele.
Modern in all its furnishings and equipment, it is
just the right place for one to spend a vacation
most enjoyably.
The Orchestra, under the direction of Miss
Charloite Erson, furnishes music of a high class.
For rates apply to
John fir Qon
vyu? j v/i&ii w vjvyii, *
Hendersonville, N. C. I
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l^^pflRESHSasEEGEfflK^SB
SA STRAIOHT CORN WHISKEY
Order SODISCO BRAND PILOT MOUNTAIN 9
and get 100 proof, straight, pare, good old corn whis- M
key. White or yellow. It's the favorite?you'll like it jR
Wo Also Offer PILOT MOUNTAIN BLEND, 9
4 Full Quarts *2.45. Express Paid.
Sons prefer a blend rather than atralght whiskey. H
We guarantee eatisfaction. Orders shipped same day S
received. Complete price list of all brands on request Bfl
Remit post office or express money order, registered n
letter or certified check.
XN DISTILLING COMPANY, be. B
1QUSE NORFOLK, VIRGINIA^
lid* pin.I "in
: THE CHESAPEAKE* LINE J
, DAILY SERVICE INCLUDING SUNDAYV^ j
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