t)St OOLtmiW lH)» SBtXIHO TOUI IttfcClUNtJttK GOOSE NEST TOWNSHIP Avcrett, J. U , Oak City AvereU, J. M-, Oak City Ayeis, J. H., Oak City • AilsUruok, T. C, Oak City Ayers, W. A., Ouk City Ayers, Addie L., Oak City Au.-boni, M. K-, Hotigoud iiulluck, S. it, Oak City Uiaml, James, Jr., Oak City Liiaiici, Mrs. Susie, Oak City Bowers, Char ie, Oak City Lowers, W. 8., Ouk I ity Bunting, W. S-, Oak City Hunting. W. I—, Oak City Bunting, Dennie, Hobgood liel!, John, Hobgood Bellflower, W. F., Palmyra lieliflower, C. C., Oak City Bennett, J. i Oak City Bradley, Kus.-ell, Hobgood itui in-tt. A. I—r Hobgood llumett. A. K.. llobgootl Bryant, J H., Hobgood lintwn, Bill, liubguuil Brown, 11. Palmyra Brown, Charlie. Hobgood Brown, Geo., Oak City Brown, T. 8., C>ak City Brown, Let tie. Oak City Brow n, Theodore, Hobgood Brown, N. F.. Oak City • Cowey, C. W., Hobgood Capps, J. W Oak City Cix»>s, D. C„ Ouk t ity Cherry, Mrs. W. !£., Scotland Keel Cherry, J. (»., Hassell* Chesson, L. Oak City Council, W. 0., Oak City Council, T. H., o:.k ( ity (.'raft. Mrs. Sarah. Palmyra Cox, Pijfgs, Hussvlls las jioij Mrs. tV' la, Ouk City Caspar, S. W„ Oak City" r,i.v|.oi, \V. A., Oak City ( a.-j.t r, W. W., o;.k City larraway, It. 1., Oiik City Crisp, J. T., Ouk City Cowing, D., Hobgood Davi.-, Kvan.-, Ouk City Davenport, T W., Oak City l>u\eiipvit, J. L., 0.-ik City " Davenport, 1— J-, Ouk City Daniel, Tli w?jy>, I'alnn ra Daniel, J. 1., Oak City Everett, O. T., Hamilton Kveie't, W. It., l ulmv ta Everett, J. A., l'alnivia i'verctt, II S., Ouk City 1 jlmoiußoi), Ht-tiry.O.ik City Ivihii'lhlsiii, (leo., Oak City Kunmndson, Slade, Oak City Karly, li. K., Oak City _ Jiudy. Jus>.jiu Uidiiuja Kibe: elyr, H. J . Oak City Fthr-rrdi'r, J H.-Oak City Kthereige, C. I. . "-k City K\4tt», J K. t T"s*littyia Flanagan, J 1~, Hobgood Flanagan, A- J.. llohgood (.laustor*. F. 1 Hamilton (iieeti*. C. L., Oak City (iathm. It 11 . Taiboro llai i>, W. J , Ouk it> llwnan, X. M , Palmyra II; man, lMwunl, Ouk City llyiiian, 11. Z.. Ouk City llaislip, F. I. . Hamilton llaislip. H. J.. Hassells llaislip. «. It . II i -ells* llaislip, K. A . Ilu sells Jh.i.-lip, J. T . Hus>ells llai-lip, B; M llassells llaislip, J. A.. Hliies, S. i;„ Oak City Hopkins, A. M . O.ik City .Hopkins, J. H . Oak City HarHiigtoii, Chas., Palmyra J. I Ouk City 11. ..k« r, Ella. Itetlel Mux, 1 11., O.ik Cit. Hoi, t\ Miss ,\ J , Oak City Hou-e, J. W . Oak C ity llar.-e'l. Baker. ♦ >, .k City HurijL'il, Mrs. S. A . >ak City ll:u i t'll, C. S.. >:ik t y . ll,roll. T.. «'.k( "> . llai rell, K. K-, Ouk City Harrrll, I itM' \\ , I ui!'■»l Hai l ell, F. M., Ouk City j RKAR (JKASS TOWNSHIP Avers, X. I!., W llliamston Ay era, Calvin, Will'aniston , liailey, Henry I)., WiiliamMon liailey, Jesic, \\ illianiston liailey, Walter, YVilliamaton Hailey, A W., Willianiston liailey, Jas. C,., Williamson liailey, It C., WiliamKon liailey, Henry, \\illiamMoii liailey, W/A., \Villiam*ton liailey,' Deuuis, W i«i.am.ston , liailey, John W., WiUum.-ton liailey, Amanda, Wllluunston Baileys A. S., William&ton liowen, 11. F., Jr., Wliliamstoh Bowen, CoUiti.ey, Will.amston Bov.en, Willis, Wiiliamston Bowen, Eli, Williamson Bo wen, J anies I>, Williamston Bowen, Johu M., Williamston • Bo wen, Sadie, Williamston Bollock, llcG., W'illiam»ton Bullock, Albert, Robersonvilla Bollock, J. T., Jtobemonville Beacham, C. M., Williamston Beacham, Ray, Williamaton Brown, W. A., Williamston Cowing, Hoyt, Williamston Cowing, John W., William Btoa I- Cowing, W. G-, WUiaimtM Cowing, H. D-. WilliamaU* Cowing, B. 8.. Wililamston Cowing, B. 0.. Wil.'ianaoton Cowing, D. C., Williamatoo Cowing, Ckurch, Williamston Cowing, % H-, Williamatoo _ USE ENTERPRISE COLUMNS FOR SELLING YOLTC MERI HANMSI Harrtll, Jasper, Palmyra Harrell, Luke, Palmyra Harrell. B L-, Palmyra Harrell, Mrs. Blount, Oak City Uan ell, Lester, Palmyra Harrell, Octa, Palmyra Harrell, Ola, Paliuyra Harrell. James, Palmyra Harrell, J. B„ Oak City Hines, J. W., Oak City Johnson, H. D., Oak City Johnson, T. H., Oak City Johnson, Lester, Oak City Johnson, T. E-, Oak City- Johnson, J. F., Palmyra James, L. S , Hassell Jackson, It. E., Oak City 1-eggett, J. K., Hobgood lxing, B. A., Oak City I/ing. It. 11., Oak City I.ong, J. J., Oak City Little, Jesse, Hassells Lynch, B. I , Hobgood * Lynch, J. IL, Oak City Lynch, Walter, Hobgood Mizell, W. L., Palmyra Mizell, S. 8., Palmyra Martin, Frank, Palmyra Move, A. Hi, Oak City Move. J. H., Oak City Mobley, J. It, Oak City Mob ley, J. (•., Oak City Moore, T. 8., Hobgood Medfonl, Harvey, Oak City Manning, G. W„ Oak City Manning, (i. H., Oak City Manning, J. A , Palmyra Seal, Miss Barber, Palmyra Not,l, J. 11., Palmyra Nelson, J. M. C., Hassells Ogg, C. K, Oak City Pope, O. G., Has-el I Pheeps, L. IX, Palmyra Price, C. P., Jr., Oak City • Price, F. M., Oak City j Price, Charlie, Qak City I Powell, J. A., Oak City Perry, J It., Oak City Parker, lvey, Hobgood Pugh, J. W., Hamilton Ho.-s, J. C., Oak City ltawls, Mrs. S. A , Oak City Itawls, P. V., Oak City ltawls," J. A., Qak City I Salsbury, P. L, Hamilton j Stevenson, J. 15 , Palmyra Stiickland, W. P.. Oak City .Shields, K J., Hobgood Siiuires, J-., Palmyra .Savage, C. 8., Oak City Savage, 11. C., Oak City Savage, J. T., Oak City .SayaK°> It. A , Oak ,City Smith, \V. D., Palmyra - —Smith, H. H., Palmyra Sliicks, W A , Oak City Strand, W. J., Palmyra Strand, J. K., Palmyra Sills, J. T., Oak City Sills, t>. Oak City Sills, J. J., Palmyra Thomas, ltav, Oak City Thomas, Miss Julia, Hamilton Taylor, Mrs. MctL, Williamston Tyson, W K., Oak City Thompson, It. It , Oak City Thomas, L A., Palmyra Vitk, A. It., Has-eIN Vaughn, Jacob, Palmyra Wilson, Fred, Ht>bgoo«l Weathers, Mrs. Lena, Oak City Wooten, W. 8., Oak City Warren, J. \Y., llobgootl Warren, Kd., llobgootl Warren, W: 1)., Hobgood Warren, It. W., Oak City Worsley, N. M., Oak City Worsley, B. M , Oak City Whitehurst, Z. V , Oak City Whitfield, Joe, Palmyra Whitehurst, J. S., Oak City Whitfield, J. K., Palmyia Winliorne, J F., Palmyra Williams, It J., Hobgood Williams, B. W., Oak City | Williams, K. \V.. Oak City j Williams, I„ P., Palmyra I Williamston, C. K-, Oak City | White, Fred, Oak Citf Cowing, Bessie, Williamston Cratt, Jnc. M., Williamston Cratt, W. R., Williamston Coltrain, W. A., Williamston Coltrain, O. S., Wililamston Coltrain, Jas. W., Wililamston Carroll, Jos. K.. Williamston Cherry, N. L., Williamston v Corey, N. J., Wililamston Davenport, Joe, Williamston Davenport, W. R., Wililamston Daveni ort, Jennie, Wililamston Daven;»oi-t, Orlander, Williamstoi> Fllis. W C., Williamston * ulmonjn, Jno., Wililamston Gar>»it. Alice, Williamston Gar lix r, 11. L, Williamston Gartl-iet, W. H., Wililamstm Cil i s. A. M., Williamston GiiAin, Jos., Williamston Gieet, John, Williamston Green, 11. C., Williamstou Given, John, Williamston Gurganu*, D. R., Williamston Gurganua, Ida, Williamston Gurganus, John. Wililamston Gurganus, N. D., Wililamston Gurganus, W. A., Wililamston Gurganus, Jas. D., Wililamston Gurganus, Maggie, Williamston Gurganus, Jno. H, Wililamston Gurganus, W. 11.. Wililaaastoa Gurganus, J. Staton. WUliamstoa Gurganus, W. S., Williamston Gnrganuf, Jos. H., Roberaonville (Continued on Next Page) ORIQINATOB OF "UWCLE BAM" Oevemmwt Warkar liM to Mavt Cra atM tlx Phraaa Pallawtng ttu War of Hit. Ttila la one atory of bow the exprea alon, "Uncle Sam," popular nama for the United Stataa (OTarament, la aald to bava originated: Immediately aft er the declaration of war against Eng land In 1812, Elbert Anderson at New York, than a contractor, ftalttd Troy, N. T, where there waa concentrated and where he porebaaed a large quan tity of provUlona, beef, pork and ao forth. Samuel Wilaon, an Inspector of these articles at that place, #aa gen erally known aa "Uncle Sam." He eaperlntended. In person, a Urge num ber of workman, who on this occa sion, were employed In overhauling the provisions purchased by the con tractor for the army. The casks w«e marked "E. A. —U. 8." This work fsll to the lot of a facetious tallow In the employ of tbe Inspector, who, on being asked by some of his fellow workmen the fbeanlng of fhe mark (for the letters U. 8., for the United States, were then entirely new to them), ssld he did not know unle** It meant "Elbert Anderson" and "Uncle Sara"—alluding exclusively, then, to the said "Uncle Bam" Wilson. The Joke took smong the workmen and passed currently; and "Uncle Bam" himself, being present, was occasional ly rallied by them on tbe incrssalng extent of his possessions. CLAIMS EARTH IS TOPSHAPED French Scientist Puts Forth Theory Thst Will Be Found More er Lsss Interacting. A French scientist finds In the great depths of the Arctic ocean an argu ment tending to show that the earth Is slightly topshaped, the protuber ance corresponding to tbe point of the top being at the South pole. This, he thinks, would explain the different re stilts arrived st by ths various meas urements of attronomers and geode slsta The differences are very small In comparison with the entire bulk of the globe, yet they are readily ap preciable, and one of tbe explanations that has been suggested for tbsm Is thst the ssrth Is tetrahsdral in form. But the Frenchman tblnka the top shspe theory Is preferable The fact that to an eye looking at the earth from a point In spscs It would not I sensibly differ In appearance from s r true sphere shows how refined are the methods of science which enable men living on the surface of the globe to detect variation* In Its general con tour. —New York Herald. Theory of Relativity. Einstein Is aald to have made the statement that only 12 men could un derstand his theory. This ststement referred to It In Its mathematical en tlrety, and net to a common sense nn tiers Winding. In a general way every »ne understands Newtou'a law ofgrasr- ItatWn. although to graap h fully one must know the ealculas. In a almllar way the lawman can unAsetand the relativity theory, stated fly a famous nuitiiMUHtUkiu to be: "One cahaot deternihv the speed of lay Object moving- at a uniform rate of apeed In a straight Une, by any experiment In ihotloa or light, and tbe moving ob Ject change* Its length In relation to speed and direction of Ita motion." This theory had Its forerunners In many countries, but la an outgrowth, more spedltcally, of the attempt to find the velocity of the earth's motion by a very dellcats sxpertmsot with 11 light. The theory also makes in stantsnelty s relative matter,^. Saturday "Dreee-Up* Day. Saturdays once were almost univer sally pay days, but now, with many firms paying their help on other days, • Saturdays have lost clslm to that dle ttnctlon. But. another one still pre vails, the New Tork Sun etatee. To the stenographer or girl clerk Satur days are dress up days. Even the most prim and most severely plain drenser blossoms forth on Bsturday. The system stsrted through en (Tenements for the afternoon Sadie, or Mantle, or Ilose, wished to appear at her best wli«* she met Tom, Dick . or Harry, or whoever waa going to take her to a movie or Obney Island. When one of them quarreled with bet particular beau and waa without ! a companion for tbe afternoon could abe admit It to the other gtrtet Cer tainly not And ao, whether aa eo /tgecneiit awaits or not, tb* little stenographer dresnea up every Batur- Looking Beth Way a Billy an brtah hackman of Ma con, Mo„ was on tbe stand In a per sonal injury caaa. A man was sulag the railroad, claiming ha waa hit through tbe negligence of tha engine man. It was in evldsnc* that three boys were standing on tbe edge of the platform as the trala came la. Tbe lawyer for the rallrpad waa creeeex amintng Mr. Kane pretty aeverely. and the aharper he became tbe nfore exaa perating aeemed the wltneaa' answers. Finally be demanded the witness tall him ths exsct position of thoes boys. "Well, sir," replied Mr. Kane smoothly, "their backa waa e-fSrlog tha eeat." Cauee for Worry. A Sunday school taachar waa taUIM the children of her data about tbe miracle of Christ changing tha water into wine at the marriage feast of Cana. One little fellow Jumped to the floor, saying: "Oh, that'a nothing ; my dad made some wine and then changed It Into vinegar." New dad's worried tor fear the boy will get him la ha& Atlanta Building permits from April 1 to IS shattered tha record for any month in the history of tha dty, aggregating $4,435,000. Savings deposits in tha United States banks have increased from $2,- , la 1903 to on Inn 30, im. , THE ENTERPRISE, Wiliiamatott, M. C. * LEAVE HOME EARLY FOR THIS GREAT SALE 4,000 Pairs Shoes 1,000 Pairs Hose Now On Sale & ' v .. " "f * ? At a Reduction of 25Perct. ' "5 \ ■ * • i ~ The Mo£t Sensational Shoe Sale A Ever Held In Washington 15 ,y. r— " "T" - r ~" «"• t ' "• V THIS 1$ YOUR OPPORTUN ITT TO BUT SHOES FOR THK WHOLE FAMILY AT AN ASTONISH INGLY LOW PRICE. AT THE EXTREMELY LOW PRICES THESE SHOES ANO/HOSIERY ARB BEINO OFFERED, THE STOCK WILL NOT LONG BE AVAILABLE TO YOU, AND WR SUGGEST THAT YOU * ' * . ATTEND THIS SALE AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. " * |» •-J . , REMEMBER! EVERY PAIR OF SHOES AND EVERY PAIR OP HOSE HAS BEEN BEDUCED is ™ CENT - nil: ■ TttflTtji. :i M . ' •• • . Washington Shoe Store Washington, N. C. * hEAD fitilH&Mtifii ABVKRFLSEM fitttiNC ADVANTAGES