.Hi: KOANOKE BEACON.
PtobliMUwi Every Friday .
atonal n the Pi.giO&ce at Plymouth N.C.as
appeal te every reader of Th Koahokb
SojOm, ta aid u in making tt au acceptable uud
Stable miHliiiru of news to our citizen. Let
i-Ounth people and the pabltc kuowwnati
jgoutu PljruoutU. Report to n ali Ueinnof
b ma arrival ana departure of friend, social
It, deaths, aoiioua ihuei, accident, new
Uinga, new euterprivci aud improvement of
Tever character, change iu busiuesH indeed
ing and every thing that would be of iutcren
Jir poole.
I
rtpUoii price, $1.00 per year,
Ifertlaeraents inserted at low r'-e.
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f. Count the word, allowing cfght to the line,
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rrcpondent8.
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e full namo of tne writer,
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d of the paper.
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ing or tbey will uot appear.
;'rsu all ;mmiimcations to
THE UOANOKE BEACON,
Plvinouth, N. O
IE SILVER LINING
OF THE CLOUD.
le earthquake and lite which,
two. weeks ago, practically de
Lid the splendid city of San
sisco, made one ot the greatest
rophes so fur known in our
ican history. The heart may
grow chill with horror ut the
record outlined again' ttie
ened nuns of the once nroud
a, great city of over 400.00U
tin ruins; three hundred mil
ollars worth of property des-
I ; huge business houses, stately
: buildings, handsome churches
ohfxil I in i 111 I ii nra ii'i !! f-i ! rui.
all froin.o down with tho
a
er dwelling with the exception
fee in a small urban area; sev-
undred. lives lost aud thous-
f bodies maimed; and an iu
e number of minds with de
li reasons. - The cloud is iu-
jark and spreads its smothering
over both hemispheres.
there is no cloud to which
s not a silver lining.
catastrophe has stined the
f humanity iu every civilized
uid it will beat with warmer
hy for suffering. The mes-
f sorrow which have come
higland, France, Germany,
d other countries prove that
frt after all knows no national
We needed something in our
in life to quicken and make
tader the national heait beat-
the breasts of nearly eighty
people. That heart was be-
fossified ys it beat time to the
tumultuous march of a great
ward the ftltars of Mammon.
Francisco horror has loos-
e grasp of countless fingers
cold insensate dollar and
an angel of mercy to the
an who in a few short hours
jjhed the depths of misfoit
ne fluttering of heartstrings
jy the Yisioij of a rocking
ity whose glory perished in
and whose people Had been
I loved ones, heme, and
f pur, a glow in our whole
pith, and our people will be
npathetic and helpful for
San Francisco's earthquake and fire.
Wo have no doubt tlmt tlr God
cou&ciousness, especially hi the heart
of the Golden West, . will be more
pronounced. The people out there
iiad but a small place for God and j
His Sou Jesus Christ. They are aj
brave, proud, enterprising people, j
i
and soma of theui are a-s good people I
as you find anywhere on t tie globe;!
yet in the uiiin, they have tu n too
eager for material su"vs to !i.s:en j
long at a time, to the "still mall j
voice." San Francisco 1 tt-e ! t was a J
gay splendid Godless city T:i'! ;
bath was di -regarded and . i.. .!.;-!
tural command was reuTscd in prae- j
tiee. It set its affections on things j
on the earth and not. on things above, j
The people of San Francisco and of !
the stricken towns will have a larger
nlaee for God. No man can Iu;.: !
a
the thund '.Tings ami see the iight
niuirs of Sinai wi thorn aduiuing a
more receptive attitude to tragic
Calvary. "And after the earth
quake, a lire: a ad after the lire, ;i
still small voice.'' The proiul city
by the Golden Gate has had the
"eaithquaks"' and the "lil'e." .She
will now have a more attentive ear
for the '''siili small voice."
Thou the city will rise from its
ashes in renewed strength and great
ness. It is easy to heleive th:r (iod
made for a cii ; ti i iirrj.-oi -c .
wiitr!., wjih ii ui'L .in., iii. is, over
looks the great Pacific A decade
from now the last sign of earthquake
and fire will have vanished, and the
new San Francisco will be the pride
of America
"To lift once more her towers ou high,
Aud fret with spires the western uly,
To tell that God is yet with us,
Aud love is still miracaioua "
Ka!ei"h Christian Advocate.
H.'i'l'yJi '.'www mj ijjmo uii'w.ui imm.i
Ml
BK2 Em
RHEUhIAGIDS goes right to the seat of the disease, sweeps
most powerful of cleansing medicines, and at the same
time regulates th liver, tones up tSic stomach and builds
up the entire system. RHEUMACIDE is the only remedy
that cures rheumatism to stay cured.
MOST POWERFUL BLOOD PURIFIER $B WORLD
0
OBES DISEASE BY MWm THE CAUSE.
RH EUM AG! D; hr.s cured 1'hnc:2n.r! cf csss ?tc?r zll
Fcrca'S, c S;:, lr.i., cnznt r.20Q r:aich and b. un
it
4 .,1
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mm mmm
Wit f
Ei-.v. lltviK,ri..)a;.- i.-rv-.i;-.:, rv'amicr:-;, r.irr lias ,n,!r.c5 R.-m a new wva W wmWy
Aster Noted I?octors I-f.'!:. . wwi. S2iitv3s. L'Wiivt 1
i"??rc i;s c.T-:o euro.1, hv H 1 1 I." 7.T, -CI
UK afti-r in :ci! No- - Voi.is' .;.-:a;-isis
iiiii i.i!L-i. Mr. V. II, II j hc-s
write;', from li-.ins. ','..
"l eer bottles cf K ' '. EL' NIACTDK
Itave entirelv cured me ;' a I
F.taii'.'i:ij care ui rhei.inat i;i,i ;..id
pre at ly improved my ti.'iitrsl lie.iliii.
i vv.i.s a total wreck, iia vuij; had i heu
natism for twenty er.rs. I spent sev
eral weeks and nuc'i itioik-v trvm
spectaMstsia Now Yoik, but liHEU
MACfDK is the only cure 1 have
found. When I bt-an to uv.o it .1
weishea 1 10 pounds. Now I wsiijh liO
pounds, niy normal weight.
W. K. HUGHES. '
Samp bottle and booklet free iff you s-snd five cents
for postage to
uobbitt Chemical
Sip3'aYs Prop',''"'s. Baltiniflre.
START TO GET WELLTODAY
Stlatica,
NhnmaUeGout.
Lent Lingo,
Catarrh,
Indigestion,
Constipation,
Kidney Troubl,
V.m:t Diseases,
La Crlsspe,
Contagious
flood Poison,
All Blood
Diseases.
Postmaster Ilubbed.
G. W. Foat5. lJostturtster at Iliverton,
la , nearly lost Lis life aud was robbed of
all comfort, accordiufi to Ids letter, wLicL
6ays: "For 20 years I Lad chronic livr
complaint, which led to suuh a Nevre cihh
ol jaundice tbat eveu njy finger miiils turucd
yenow; wbdi my docior preneribed Elec
tric Bitters; whicli cured rue ui:d liavw kept
uiewell for eleven years." Sure care for
Kiliousuess. Neuralgia, Weakness aud all
Siouinoh, Liver, Kiduey and Bladder de
rangements. A wonderful Touie. At
Spiui'd & Bro. )() cents.
Veight of Earth and Wttsr.
A. cubic foot of earth vreisjJia alottt
fv2 and a half times as much as ?.. citVc
foot, of water. A cubic mile cf c.v.t'n
weighs 25,1549,300,000 tons. Tho vcliu:v
of us eart'a is 250,SSU,000,UG.i cubic
miles. The weight of the world, with
out its atmosphere, is 6,66C,23i,,UvtU',;'v,
009,000,000 tons. To add to this the
writlnt cf the atmosphere gives a grai;d
total of G,C66,255,819,Cv)0,0OU,O'j';,o0U
tautf.
South African War Gcaridai. '
One of the most recent discovers?::
nonncrticn with the British Smith .Afri
can war stores scandal is that the arijiv
authorites bought "one pound" ti;?.-? t i
jam which weighed 12 ounces. Th;.s
discovery was made when 1,330. 810 sur
plus tins were sold at the end of tut
war.
Colors cf t:u- S;n.
Sea colors are ono rally fir. stable, j
Tho brautiff.l it-ca-planta that tempt !
us in th-? rock-r-cols r.loti;; tho shore
h;;f thfir brilHaitcy when taken
from the water. The dying dolphin
shews till the co'ors of pearls or
O'.sa.h-. C'.vr.-.int? ami poin.'t on his sitim-lt.crin-
iii Ic. Tha sea itaoJf is chame
leon like in its changing hues. One
who has ever fat upon the shore and
watched the colors coming and going
u-on iis surface will find it hard to
I r- -..
f. v"..::
or l r
i r,ii
?.:; . . !- . ; - : : .i:.:r: i"
'.: itv. ;:-r.:-.-. :n ttto-ively
.: :.:-.';. '. r:.v.-c.ul oL any vcu:..-be
(o.H:ot:i:.or.K, a;d has bot.r, chria
icrite. rrcf. Schv.::-. and :.Ir.
a: r i e. v '.".; v io f r it."- c;;i.--ence
:'..'."' ?. rev i;'j o of ciu'vuo caru-
i i t; -. :v4i:.u'. .ttf ure.
,;.'. -r.rd v.-i: b ccItiK-tr it is
.l-.riy o-.talionaJ; it is not r.f-
i;ict!C.;s v.t iirpact, ty arap
;. V'.'hr-a icr.r'tr.'l in tac cpa.i
icr.te doc 3 :.ct c:-:plaIe. but burns
KErOKT OF THE CONDITION OFTHB
BANK OF PLYMOUTH,
At Plymouth, in l!-:e rtate of North Carolina, at the Close of Business, April. 6ih, 190C.
li" , I r; , , slowiy. vorha will he contracted be-
a r.iie, urigni. jreuu inuicaios sarai
fere lenn at I chr-c.i-the-l'.la
mauufacLurc. lixcharsc.
i.cr lea
water, the lighter tha tint the mere
shallow the depth. Dark blua water
is a sign of great depth. But even
blue water at a distance takes on a
darit green brie. Careful observa
tions have shown that even in the
nc .,.,. (So ho jl on'.nv ta nn'. ' COtl-'ll SyVUp IT C'-)hl n-01 -( 1 i -.' lie(!!lllse it
tint of greon. In or.r own experi
ence we have observed that when the
lead was thrown in mid ocean., where
r.KSOVlU'KS.
I.oui- uial ! if-coiuitfi, -(JvicrrJK,
Sftiiri-d. ....
All oil. er Mi fk, UoiuIl' iii'il Mortf;:is;(,
J'uukiiig lietise. Kninit ure ami fixture.
l)ue fri in Ranks ami Uu:k' Ta,
Cn Ifenu,
Cnill. -
Silver Coin, including Minor Coin C'nriv.iiry,
National Evoik Notes ami Oilwr U. S. Notes,
ToTaj.,
liquid cold cure 0 r'h'lili en I hnr i id. a- .
j ail-", leu-nilc-w, end e!" etiv.' s Ht-e's L,nxr.- ;
tivt- ii cey and l'ir. Superior to a'l '.flu v I
nets en the 1 owe'
rif.e.?y fur .
Ceiuh !
Li.Kii.iTi::.s
ri)it!ii siotK,
Mnpiiv? 1'iiiui, - ...
I'udivi,, il Profits. Current E-,iones and Ta.-i-s !'.,M.
1). .'o. i;s subject to check, -
Tot At ,
DOLLARS.
6C,7CC.8
Ct.87
2.900. 00
- 8,500.0')
l(J,8'i4.T
aao.i
338.09
GOt.06
1,100.00
5)1.544.68
DOLLAIW
- IS, 600.00
3,000.00
.M0.4
73.4M.ae
- 91.M4.M
O.i.lL'hs, I'ohls, Cvevp. 1-or
nnd all curb!" itO'g a nd broncljil r-'Ac- j ! fX.rth Cnrolhsn, Count r of Washington, a
tioos in cMM nr sdnlt I J ! -r . t ? i r ti-h."-. L Chin nee LatliHin. Cashier of the above-named J!;ink, ilo solemnly nwear that the tbov
the surface color was dark blue,.the , Soid lv P. E. Davenport ai.d whiles .-.n. sl3'l'l!11 1,1 is true to tlic hwt of my knowledge and bcMf
phtnge revealed a flash of brilliant
green in the opening water.
3
CLARE NO K LATHAM, Catkler.
A .maintain I (old j do i'.reu'.cr 1 1. 1
cound not bt'irisj as ranch hiippincs to j
Mrs Lr.r.'a Wi'.kio, of tj:oo!iiuj, Wi.-;. ;sl
did one k'.'c L( x ( f Dark l-ri.'s At iiic':- ,".!v(
wlien if cotiipieti-iy c ii'ej a rniitiin.; vf:r,. ,,,
herlig which had tortured ). r 2o lor..
ypaivi. 'r'af;:!-t ant?-' ptio i-tai-r t pi;,; i ' , W rin
Wounds, nrd woies. at. rciii Hruv' v
Kucct-fP i- Dft in tin ci I'tay hi do n
j pve..r ihiiir, hot hi repo-tied L'udeavora to
.Subscribed and sworn tn before me, this ICtli I Correct-Atiest ;
day of April, l'.:o;i.
Vv. M. HATKM AN. f
C. C. i
L P. IIORN'TIIAL,
C. II. LOAN 15,
V.. C. AVKK8,
Director.
r orl tinatc a issoti it:::!?.
'VTica I wa- ii (1m:;
. r., i.;v.v. in, j
I . i 1 v' I'. IH 'W of ( t il V.-.- '
L !(.' el i:t v '-ii-i: 1 1. ne; ;; w i 0 !
Our Clubbing Offer.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy tho
Very Best.
"I have been using Cliftmberlaln'p Conyh
Remedy and want to say it. is the brst
cough medicine I have ever taken " nays
Geo L Chubb, a merchant of Harlan. Mich.
There is no question about its being the
best, fiS it w ill cure R cough or cold in less
time than any other trfatr cut. It should
ahvayfl be kept m the house ready for in
LrTxsv li'tw iti 7:u'l".:?fi.
A?i old i ihor !:
fore1 ia ITS."' t:o:i;.ainecl . the k!iow-
ina t:x 1 1 ';:?;:;: Any tidior who
j::. -::::! a nr. it..: was us 'Je Fvnt to j :il
!'cr two ! :.:. r:'a::ors i.:-mx wt
:v .' ! r i . .'. ;.'i ! . . : : s
lie:-. ' i !h- ;.; ;'..; 1 ':::n ;':'i-o::ht
cen's a ; . iv..i:ii i.-j:o- .vr. ;o b.
allow c.l t... cettf.5 i-.jr b.-:; .;:a.-i.
A -ay !;;!;: ' ::'::'- .; to :
io bz- :;..).:',; for :.::; t'.va
v. s !. if ;.:r; r- -j ;. !
M.tiier it;-'.-.- ..e v a: to bo
an:' t ):e :vc;; ..u :i who t
Cfi ;;:-' W; : to bo sent to j.
ra. e; a t .i -,.
Jiilil this notice d i-anra'avs we
;"ituitii--i:ii-- ''kU'H ioi:;:i:!:!.t!.':, by J r : ... ., , ,, L ...
Ku.Vs N.-vv L'iivcry. nod wesf ,J Wil1 V'' thl' liowill- ChCap
btioug today. Oae was (rjiil dl hi:; i (JlflU iiUlt'S :
l.i'OiiellV U!.d Ii.iiVe ta Any..::,,-e lii-.t iifur . Tin. knniuilm n.-onn q,..1 tlu A tin, to
' .il I1-I.li ("V. I ll ii'CU TV II ul.r,. :,, Iu !,,.,. 1
Ooustitntiou one year for &1.50
1l."n,"1'',,'j;,, do H" 1 r'1,r, 1)r ! Th.- Roanoke LVaoor., tho Atlantu
:Vuu: s i-..v iJc.very as. le (;ons,U);lion ulld tna !-uni,y Poath
":i- ye.;r f.r 1 75
: i
loeili.l ui".nci!f' :;i i -x!.1... ,r.-i' ' rnre
. ti-!:(:! r. :i . I t'.iid fin.. .!..' Ti .-...if ii i n-f
l ,... .., ,i'... ... V, r ' , : '.!'!a Jbi.-i'-dif Deacon and the Tlu-ice-
! 1 . 'i t in! :.. ::l : hi-::.
CC Li.i.,
A-With N.-v,- Ymk "orld on-ycur
i fcr 1.-30
I At.d if jou waut the Dtst Coiidiioation
U'hen tv.o chnr-io-s fji.d a b.,np cf con- i l,:,n I,u K,v,i "r rn'uey, scu us oni.y
A: A
mm
i)nir;Jiai-Jri.
7 mm
J -14. - yrJis-y.
O:
t. -ntiou
u.c:-.t.
a ran-. I.
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h-i.S t!l:
tfSi? ,50 U'. d vy will t.tnul voo for nt v sr,
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1; the
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L.iiii' Uon.e piiiii-r, too Tin icc-A-' e'-is
.; : i vor:;i. u.c Atnvutt uonstiiutiou
; " " " i : i-'i t he S'urmy i'nur i. Kix -f tn-; best pi-
- V..') m!;.U;: f "'iv kiod firm ' ). : s p-ibiif b-d eerv V,--CK, ..lid l.t -HS tliKll
, f.c'n. !i;u-k; or any c;i .vai.is of i I d? l''-''' !...if the cost of outt daily. Add i ess
oO" yuis ii 'A--.: Il ! i ry loiuiell.o
- : J:r.iii5itvr':i J!o4.y uniaii- '. a in il.e m-
j'ri-fi" eui ; t i v.; x.uv,: r c;-iits Tt a i.-i
! j'abtt is. 1' II Lavcti)ort "
THL; K0A21OK11 l:i;.CON,
Piyniiauh. K. C.
D -ath from Appendicitis j
decrease in tho fnm" ralin that the n of i
atant use, for a cold can be cured in cinch ! Or. iunti's .mw I.ife I ins mcrr nK s. They
rs
? nv r'.," i- o
w (imp when nroHiDtlv treated For Kale fave jm trf tn cl.-Dcer and l'rinr q-iiek p.tid
C'.Ci: 3 45x os-'Ai .l yiessXilciiJ .-C'
uller From Kheuuiatisui ?
ffer from rheumatism when one
1 of Cbaiiiberlain'B Paiu Balm
4 the pain? The quick relief
IHnimfcnt affords makes rest and
Ible, aud that aioae ia worth
h its coat. MaDy who have rued
ily for a ehort releif from snfTer
een happily surprised to find
-.while th relief became perma
1 V H Leggett of Yum Ynm,
U. h. A., writes, "I am a great
lux ibeumatinm. all over from
, and Chamberlain's Pain Balm
biotf that will releive the pain."
dl draggists
-an tbiaks that taking a lease
I pew gives him a frcthold ou a
lUeaven,
cnit to releive blind, bleeding,
rotrr, Jing piles with ManZii,
e rttiiidy It is put np in col
n with Dczzle, and may be in
d applied t the seat of the
s pain iustautly. Sold by P.P..
id t-kiles & Sou i
by all druggist
Enoiui'ic 3 3oit Koown Church.
The name of St. George's, Hanover
squiie, seems to be well kaown to
every Ajnciican who comes to England,
says the L,ondcn Chronicle, cot bo
much because it is tho fashionable
"ciarrmge church" in this country, aj
because President Koosevelt was mar
ried in it. A few years back an Amer
ican dropped into the vestry and looked
up the marriage register, ia which, un
dsr the date cf Dec. 2, 1SS6, he found
the signature of "Ihcadure Itcoscvdt,
28, widower, ranchman," and that of
"Edith Keimit Co.row." Till tue-n even
the clerk, J. Moicey, did not know that
the American President's signature was
in the bech.
A dose of Pine-iile at bed time will Usu
ally releive bach.uhe, be'ere morning.
Thes beautiful little globule are soft
gtlatiue coated aud when moihtenf d r ndl
placed iu ihe mouth you can't keep from
Bwallowirij ttieni. Pine-nlcs eenlaiu uiithtr
htitBr cor alcohol just gums and resins
btaincd frocn our ovn native jdnn for-ts,
combined wiih other well known bl.i-lder,
kidney blood and backache remedieH. J"okl
by P. E. Davenport uud Skilts & fc'on. je I
painless rUi'so frcra Cf iiSti),f ti.,n (.,,, th,. i T , . . , , ,
1.1 crow iuc of it. fctreruahand vk-or 1 have a go"' sll-le cond-hat.-d
alwavR follow tbf-ir oe. Gtir.rai.tetd bv ' sl,rag vagon, sa good runi.iug ord.-r,
Spr'MlPA Bro's. LTc. 'Irydn Li.
Proccis cf Ii::rdc;in;c Woo:'.
Considerable ia Merest has been
aroused by the announcement, as the
result of a prolonged series of ex
periments, of a method of so treating
timber as to secure even from soft
wood a largely incrrased toughness
and hardness. The treatment to
which the timber is subjected is,
roughly speaking, that of saturation
ct boiling point with a solution of
sugar, the water bring afterwards
evaporated at a high temperature.
The result is to leave the pores and
interstices of the wood filed in with
solid matter, and the timber vulcan
ized, preserved and sca.-:o;;hd.
that I will well at a bargain. Apply to
lb i'. Ca:-:oot,
Kkinrieiwille, N. C.
n. -s-
j We pr-jriuih- obtain ft. ami Foreign
IB o Vae bp Est rg&i
1 -s.Mi.i model, b:'jt.-j!i e - i ! ' u if iavr-i.tioB lor i
fr.-c r-p irt c. pi1 y :.t.'.f.i tit :v. tc.r :iee cooi '
'I'ftt-cnui-.d f fill' . J!, !A;l to
ii a . :i m v, a ir-i i
j .i EL' 7 ft '..ii V 5. "! !1 L. ft ff&
M V,'K ft'tC M 'A y tJ m i' & V,T.
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