THE IiOANOKE BEACON.
PUBUf-ffKD EVERY F HID AY
0. V. W. ATTSBOW, EDIT3B.
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Prm Inrv mhf
Friday. July C, 1906.
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. t.ry ths weikened and
- .-.sUra along until it can find
pport in ordinary food.
Send for free lample.
COTT ft IlOWNfi, Chemlsti,
' -1 Street, New York.
4 J5 .oo ; all druggists.
PROFESSIONAL CAliDS.
Or, J. A.. White,
DENTIST.
ffick. Main tiieet
Ph s, Wiliiameton, N. C.
CiTl will be in Plymouth the first week
iu each mouth.. se 14
VAN JJMIEN MARTIN,
Attorney-at-Law,
PLYMOUTH, N. C.
pjoiiijr aud fiti.hful attention
giveu to all business ei in s ted.
ICUCUEAn PARLORS,
it. W. BROWN, Prop.
Brink I -y Bloc, - Washington St.
ii.iVM." 4ud a, First-Class place
r.,r the s.tle of Ico Cream, Milk
iukes, Fruits and all kinds of the
hi -.,L .! d aiost refreshing
i ool Irinlj:s,
l re ;;u;;.;i!) .k. tne public, and
!,adia ;.jir:iiiltv, for a share of their
Kvvrv(l.!i;K Quiett Cool and Clean.
,.-j"u':k crt-an always on hand,
.'.arurdav cider :":licd in time for
jimUuy din nor.
I nr also prepared to furnish Ice
:. '. ?tM priocs, and guarantee
' v ? ' At i. 1.
,-:mh ;t fully,
.p H. W.Brown-
ANKOUHG MENT!
New Firm, - - New Store,
New Spring Millinery ! ,
We have opened an up-to-date
MILLINERY STORE
in Roper. Our stock is New,
Bright, and of the Very Latest
Styles.
We have secured the services of
an Excellent Trimmer, frem. Bal
timore. Our goods are of the Best. Our
prices are Right. We are striving
to Please the public.
We ask a share of your patronage.
We solicit the pleasure of an early
visit to our store.
Yours to Please,
Miss Ida Peacock & Co.,
a-15 roper, n. c.
UNIVERSITY
OF NORTH CAROLINA.
I789-Ii06.
Ha4 the State's Educational System.
DEPARTMENTS.
Collegiate, Engineering,
Graduate, -iawi
Medicine, Pharmacy.
- It 4 Q rnn m r m XT.....
water works, electric ugnts, central
beating system. New dormi
tories, gymnasium, Y. M.
O. A. building.
982 STUDENTS. 74 IN FACULTY-
The Fall term begins
Sept. 10, 1906. A JJ-tftiS
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CHAPEL HILL, N. C.
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I Vfl!crt LairatlVO JSramO UlMMe Tablets JQ
svcn MSllon boxes sold la past 1 2
BEACON FLASHES
if- -
j Those who have friends visiting
them, or who intends leaving home if1
memsewes, win please let n bo known
at this office, eo taie fact may Lo men-J
tionedi It doe8 t maltr whethef
c. you are a subscriber or not.
All we ,
5 nek is let ua know it.
New Crop Turnip and Rutabaga Seed,
just received by Spruill & Ero.
Glad to aee Mr. II. P. Alexandor of
Hohgood, in town this week.
Dr J. A. White of Wiliiamston, has
been spending the week in our city.
Mr. W. J. Mercer of Mackoy's Ferry,
made us a call while in town on Monday.
Mies Hennie Fagan of Edenton has been
the guest of friends iu Plymouth this
week.
Efomthal sells the best Lemons more
juice, finer flavour.
Louis P. Uornthal.
Mias Estelle Burgess of Rocky Mount,
is the gnest of Miss Cad Campbell on Main
street.
Mrs. Jas I. Brewer and children of
Edenton, have been visiting relatives here
mis weeK.
Miss Jeralee Coborn of DardenV Iisr
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. S. Chesson,
mis ween.
About 75 pieces Val and Torchon Laces
and Insertions all good goodn that we
are closing out at from 2 to 7c. per yard.
Genuine bargains. fkuiLl & Bito.
MeBsers H, M. Snell, T. S. Swain aud E.
R. Spruill of Skituiersville, were in town
on Mouday.
Misses Helen and Pearl Sallenger, of
Bertie county, were among the visitors to
our town this week.
Miss Laura Williamson of Berkley, Va.,
is visiting her friend, Miss Katie Ausbon,
oa Washington street.
Fancy Jameown Butter, On Ico. Fancy
Jamestown at w ays costs the merchaut
more, but it's Better than the other kind
and sell6 for same.
Louis P. Hoknthal,
Little Miss Sadie Ausbon leaves this
morning with her auut, Mrs. Jas. I. Brewer,
for a visit to Edeuton.
Miss Belle dtarr of Creswell, has been
spending the week in Plymouth, the guest
of Mrs. O. V. W. Ausbon.
Mr. Louis P. Hornthal left on Monday
to accompany his family to Ocean View,
where they go to spend the summer.
Absolutely every drop of Vinegar we
8e'l is Pure Appie Juice Vinegar. We have
sold ouly one brand for seven years, and
we know what it is.
LOUIS P. HOKJiTDAL.
Mr. W. R. Boweu of Beech Grove, cal
led to see us while iu town on Saturday
and renewed his subscription. Thanks.
Mr. A. A. Respass of Washington, came
over Wednesday aud spent the day with
his sister, Mrs. T. L. tiatterthwaite, near
Plymouth.
The excessive rains of late have greatly
damaged crops in this section, and in Hyde
county wo learn the crops will be almost
a total failure.
Eat one of Ring's Dyspepsia Tablets after
each meal aud yon will not sullor with iu
digestion. sold by i E Davenport and
Skiles & Sou se 1
Mr. John M. Bateman left on Tuesday to
attend the Methodist conference at (South
Mills From there he will go to Virginia
to visit relatives.
Rev. L. B. Jones is absent this week at
tending district conference at South Mills,
consequently there will be no tservices in
the M. E church isuuday.
The cleansing, antiseptic and healing
properties of pinesalve make it superior
to lamily salves, sold by p E Davenport
aud Skiles & Hon se 1
LOST At pic-nic on the 4th, an um
brella with natural wood handle, letter "A."
cut on same. Thins: it was left on sail
boat. Suitable reward will be paid for iis
retura to this office.
Miss Gertie Bateman who has visiting
for some lime ia Washington, D. 0., Nor
folk and other places, has returned home
She was accompanied by her cousin, Miss
Mamie Waters, of Norfolk.
Mrs. C. D. Loatie has taken the local
agency for the C-curity Placket Fastener,
for ladies' dresses. This little article is u
most wonderful little inventiou and every
lady should have a supply, which they can
get from Mrs. Loan, Hotel Roanoke. Ply
mouth, N. C. J. F. Keinhard & (Jo., N.
C.State Agents, Gladstone Hotel Bld'g.
Norfolk, Va.
When applied and covered with a hot cloth
PinesaUe acts like u poultice Best for
bums, bruises, boils, eczema, skin diseases,
etc. sold by p E Davenport and Skiles &
tfon se 1
Many a husband would lose hi9jobif
bis wife was a mind reader.
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES
Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protruding Piles,
Druggists are authorized to rtfuDd money
if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure in to
14 days. fOc jan 12
Beat cake ia one direction with a long,
heavy stroke, using a lare wooden spoon.
The inoTi you beat a cake tho finer tho
grain of dough.
A little loe, a little X7enkb,
A little home for j ou and rur;
It's all I auk except good health,
Which eorcc-s with Reeky Miiuntai:i Tti.
P, E. Davenport.
' Care a Cold k One Bssy
months. TMs Signature,
Drunken Negroes .Hunting
Trouble.
A gang of negroes, full of moan
whiskey, created quite a. row on the
Str. Garrett coining from Edenton
on Wednesday. One of tho party
drew a gun on Capt. Williams and
threatened his lifo. Sheriff Jackson
was notified aud has taken steps to
have the offenders arrested, but at
this writing no success Iui3 been reported.
It has caused more laughs and dried
more tears, wiped away diseases anb driven
away more fears than any other medicine
in the world. Hollister's Rock Mountain
Tea. 35 cents, lea or Tablets. P E Da
euport. Wednesday's Picnic.
On Wednesday morning business
around Plymouth was at a, standstill
and the inhabitants busy getting off
to Ilea's fishery, on Albemarle Sound,
to enjoy the 4th at the second annu
al picnic of the Charitable Brother
hood. Buggies, wagons unci bicycles soon
filled the 'roads leading to the rendez
vous, and theso being inadequate
the steamer Mayflower had been
chartered, and on the arrival of the
train from Washington bringing the
speaker of the day, Hon. H. S.
Ward, she cast off with a merry
crowd to joiu tho others on the
grounds.
All went as merry as a marriage
bell until dinner was spread, when
the clouds came down iu a perfect
deluge, causing a rush for shelter,
but many being distant were soon in
the same condition as the dinner
too wet to mention.
After this few were in humor for
anything but bathing, so speaking
was dispensed with and all amused
themselves in their own way until
time to return home, which time ar
rived just as another terrific cloud
gathered in the West and bore down
upon them, so it is safe to surmise
that most of them reached home in
a very limp condition except those
on the Mayflower, which gallaut lit
tle steamer, under the management
of Capt. J. E. Hayes, stood the
tierce elements with the stolidity of
a battleship.
Many thanks are due Mr. Bob.
Ilea and his men, who did all in
their power to make us as comfort
able as circumstances would permit;
also to Capt. W. B. Olifton'of Roa
noke Lighthouse, and Mr. Sam.
Riddick and others, who with their
boats added much to the convenience
and pleasure of all.
While most of us feci to-day that
w have pic-nic enough to last a life
time, doubtless we will all bo just as
anxious to run tho same risk a year
hence,
It is always well to have a box of salve iu
the house. Sunburn, cuts, bruises, piles
and boils yield to Do Witt's Witch Hazel
Salve. Should keep a box on hand at all
times to provide lor emergencies. Fur years
the standard, but followed by many imita
tors. Be sure you get the genuine De Witt's
Witch Hazel Salve. F E Davenport
.Examination For A. & M.
College.
Application for admission to the
Agricultural and Meehnnical College
at Raleigh, will be examined by tho
County Superintendent of Schools
in his ollice at Plymouth on Thurs
day, July VZ, at 9 o'clock. By stand
ing these examinations, young men
may save the expense of a trip to
Raleigh. The A. & M. College of
fers 120 scholarships to bright,
needy boys desiring industrial edu
cation. There are courses of instruc
tion in Agriculture, Textiles, and
Engineering (Civil, Electrical, Me
chanical, Chemical, and Mining.)
J. O. EVKUKTT, Supt.
N. B. Truth, St. Paul, June 31, '03
I've lived so long, I remember well when
the Mississippi was a brook. My good
health and long life curne by taking Hol
lister's Rocky Mountain Tea. 3.r cents.
P. E. Davenport.
TRINITY COLLEGE
Four Departments Collegiate,
Graduate Ensriiieerini: am
1 T...,
Large library facilities.
Well
equipped laboratories in all de
partments of science. Gymnasi
um furnished with best, appara
ratns. Expenses very moderate.
Aid for worthy students.
Yaung Men wishing to Study
Law should iuyestigate the su
perior advantages offered by
the Department of Law in
Trinity College : : :
For catalogue ttnd further in
formation, addrees,
J. W. Ni-.wsom, Registrar,
IVKHM,N C,
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Iu Two fcays.
every
irmr box. 25c jj
IPloasiiig- to tlio
A beautiful' display of all the
FRENCH LAWNS, BATISTE,
figured designs that cannot be described, and are too numerous to mension.
KrgP Another shipment ot the 40-ineh Lawn to arrive this week.
Special This Month,
Reductions in Spring Woolens,
A beautiful line of light colored
Spring Woolens, su'table for Skirts
or Whole Suits nli new goods and
absolutely staple, suitable for all the
vear round wear. ihe?e goods are
being offered at trade-winning re
ductions. Special
Electa
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Will,,
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Trinity Park School
A firstclass preparitory school.
Certificates of graduation accep
ted for entrance to leading South
ern colleges.
Best Equipped Prepuritory
gchooi in the South.
Faculty oi ten ollictrs and teacii
ers. Campus of seventy -live acres.
Library containing thirty thous
and volumes. Well equipped
gymnasium. High standards and
modern method of instruction.
Frequent lectures by prominent
lecturers. Expenses exceedingly
moderate. Seven years of phe
nomenal success
For c:U;u"g!it' and other infor
mation, address,
. M. North, Headmaster,
DCKIIAM, N. c.
S:0E SiiiE'
So:r...: ysJiiuLIa lo'.t for snie on lioa
TKike Islniid.
DUSSTAN c JO'ES,
lied Estate Ageuts,
6-1-4 . Elis. Oity, N. C.
mm
mm
Eyo is our lino of
newest creations in White Goods for
PLAIN and DOTTED SWISSES;
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mm mb Mew's nisei JBoys
Prom now on will put the
have never made such sweeping reductions in prices thif
early in the season before. Men's all wool black Thib c
double breasted suits, worth $13.50, now $11.25.
Men's gray mixed casimere suits, worth
$12.50, now $9.75.
Men's two-piece suits, gray mixed che
viott, all wool, worth 11.00, now $9.25.
We are prepared to fit the little men" as
never before. Norfolk suits for the little
men.. Regular two-piece suits for the lar
ger boys. Nobby suits for the young men.
The newest effects, gray plaids and mixed
suitings. Swell looking double breasted '
suits in all wool blue serge an I black En
glish Thibet. These goods ar.2 all new and
made up in the latest styles a:id are guar
anteed to fit and retain their shape, because
they are well made. "
to 5c. per yard on Chinese
F . II E M T
Greater Mibll9 Greater
JiiWELRY ST
Tho .Jewelry houses of
have consolidated the Greenwood stock moved to th
Paul store and until the completion of our ne
building the business will be conducted at the store
of Paul and Gale, This combination is of great ad
vantage to our customers,
prices lower than ever.
Goods Sent on Approval
j&striuaii oruers receive prompt attention.
PAUL-GALE-SREMWOOD CO., Inc.,
190. & 214 Main St., - - Norfolk,. Va.
GASOLINE BOAT FOR
SALE-
I am offering for sale one Gasoline
Boat. Built lesb than 6 months ago,
i:t groKs tons, 12 h p, ingine, at the
itiaiiT price, licit guaranteed ecna
throUiihout. Addiesu
1). G. WILSON,
care W. F. Jonks,
C-14 Eliz. City. N. C.
Wliite GroodsJ
Mid - Summer wear, ORGANOII
besides many beautiful novelties
Special Hosiery ValuS
is our French Embroiderod Ladies' I
Hose. We are showing them in Bi
with White and Colored Embroidary ;
in pure white, Embroidered in W
Silk. Wo did not have them on our Oj
ing Day as they are lale Importations f
France, and have only been in the h
a few days.
While they last, GO cents,
knife m clothing prices. W
SEP
Mattings.
II A JL .
Paul, Gale and Greenwood
as it enables us to inakJ
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to Responsible Peopl
BERKSHIRE HOGS
FOR SALE-
I have for sale two fine
sows, ono sow and one
male pigs, of fine stock
aiitl good individuality.
All are entitled to registration-
W. ?. CAHOON,,
, Ofc aiAgoo'iii Farm,
jy 1 , CKSUELL, I. C , .
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