V
- -s-
3.
-V - V--s ' -V ' - - ' - 7 MV Robert WaittSays: North Carol 1
rcscvos .Ssoca Gito. -qc .;tes70a-'to- ir-"0 onef v
If
li 1 J- A
1 ' - .......
! Three
-for cunne
bacco for. the market:
-scared, air cured Sand
ways are used- by farmers , -vioDaccuf gruwuis."v -mshed-iitu; .afiodt'
" and " OreDannST tneir tO-, mOIlC. I CIUU,. C4UH v-o aau vaAWiJ , aie OL, jmyA tne exposition
:The old and ctieap way is caueu mrj
" curedt;the later :discovery,: and im-
proved way is caiieu uuc cui cu. r ; ;
. In flue curing the tobacco is taken ;
? fromlthe fields and racked1 in barris."
: especially: built ;to retain . heaf i and
- there subjected to a continuous high
. .temperature, produced by the "direct ,Z
'heat - of flame, heated; flues; ;.whichr:
: bHnp-s out in : the tobacco- inat
. - o- . . .
QfimTilarinor taste land: aroma thaf'Y pounds of tobacco chewed; "to L the
-e: -rt roastinff develops ih tgreen :;;Jpopulatibnin;states where; Schnapps
:i .i:'z-.fKfrrr''fe cnlH tban there are -in
r... ; I np siiiiiimi uiuLcaaca tivu
" tc -th tobacco and coffee the cheer-.; -.those states where Schnapps, has; not
: inff and stimulating quality .that pop-v : yet been qfferedfo the trade.'
ultrizes their use! -v? : :": : r r A ioc. plugof: Schnapps is more
y ? The qualiiy. of tobacco depends economical than aniuch Jarger-ioc.
'.much on the curing process and the- V plug of cheap, tobacco ' Sold at 50 c.
. land of soil that produces -it, as ex- :,per pound in 5c. cuts. - Strictly. xo
pert tests prove that this flue cured and 15 cent plugs : V : :- i: -V '
; : B.--.J.-EEYNOLDS '-.TOBACCO COMPANY, INSTON-SALEM, N. ;C.
TRYl N G COTTON" CH OPPE R.
.Such . Machine tsy Badly
Wherr Labor Demands $1
to Lean" on the T "Handles.
Needed
a Day
A cotton chopper of ahome patent
; , is , now beings gjyen ia trial . test at
jr Warsaw ani it 4s proving -a success.
Mr. J. ' At: Powell put the -machine to
. ' work on Saturday and he informed us
that -it did good vork. 4 ' Many cotton
. chopping - machines ; have been got4
ten . up - by inventive "minds, but they
r have always - been 5 found":- wantjng
t, when the time came in May for farm.
ers; to "chop to a -stand." Such a
. . machine is badly needed these days,
, for it is a waste of money to grow
.cotton and pay labor . $1 . per day to
lean on hoe handles with 'one foot on
the knee. ; ' '
. the . knee. Kenansville News. -'
f
tXPOSITl
.Migmjr .Tiosi.i of Southern Heroes to
Corned Down From Richm6nd
'Three Sperial -Trains , to Bring VlL
itors. "
Norfolk, Juhe 13, 1907.
Confederate' soldiers," Sons of Veter
cms and -Daughters 'Of the Confedera-y
will morch down upon "the Exposition
" to.tay. This mighty tost of heroes
ot the Lost . Cause-will come to Nor.
GI
SOLDIERS
folk from Richmond, the reunion city?
v Three; special . trains, - three spenial
" v -.boats andx the I regular - trains , will
- bring them to the "Exposition. -- .
-" The announcement ; of the-coming
of the hosts of grey was. made-known
.: yes'terday. by . Will -F. Thomas of .the
. Exposition Exccuf sion Bureau, , who
v ' .returned t'o-,:Nor&.lk from Richmond,
Vv wherelhe made : arrangements for th
coming of the'veterans. '
H:--. . There were.. almost 100,000 visitor"
if ;in Richmond during the .reunidn, saiu
,-3Ir. Thomas anti thousands . of i these
-. called :.t the information -bureau,
- ;whicJ!xwas . opened -byVIx.: Thomas
ajfd his assistants durini that period'
Jfhis -boreaau, he said, "was run night
and day. y .t . - '
-aayi trom -a ; pomt ; ot attenaancce,
ands of -visitors who will come, from
v Rishmond- and " the . thousandss, v who
) already- exceed 'those of the 13th bf
May, .which, up; o -the present time,
- were the second largest since the op
T-ening day itself-V ' -,-lrS
' 1 1 . There were approximately 10,000
"people -at- ,the " .grounds ' yesterday.
. More - people passed - in - vthe gates;
C from- appearances' than : on any other
i- ? day of, the Exposition, ." that : was inot
"a ..special occasion.- Many" of .the vis.
; Itors yesterday came from Richmond',
hundredT ; ild veterans mingling
' with4T- - ' As. - r :
-- "v v Terrv' 1W select
ed f, Cifiw for his. trip ;iii
'"swt r" "be North vPo!o"on -Ti?1y
fldiern an dJ sealers of,
.. - I -1 -v .. . :. 4 ... . .. . , ; ., .... j :
namelysun
sweeteninsf
flue cured.
" any other
;-and has a
iuicy, full
v
- qweeteninp- -than-tODaCCO CTOWIl ML-U"1- complete, except.
An Electric Sign. ,
-"y :- --'. " . v-1' . . . ? i v . -
ia the,- star , that will - guide your busi ness ' into : prosperous places- .To pa r
aphrase the poet fcitch your busines s to. an - electrlc star and " watcli it
grow. - 1 , ' -
r .Don't .wait until your competitor has taken away" your trade by pro
gressive methods, but be " th : first m an c in ' thjz fieM. X Start Jhf 7 pace o nd.
you will.be the -winner. - v-r . ' 'C l V - -
Elizabeth City Electriciight
. Power
- ; ' i'hone
The Up To Date
come
Let- us reason tqgether, You
prepared to dresa your said head
comingiy. The association hats, the Jamestown v Espositior hats,
s we are making thorn and send ing .them to the people who " live
there- and" by those who go from hore why"-not -let - ns make yours.
HOLMES &
1 I , .1 II I 11 1 ... ' .'-
Are You Going to f The Exposition
-" :. - ; - " , . - ------ ...---
. ' f " , ' ' ,
. - . If you go, you will need hotel acc omodations. i Good Accommodations,
; too, better than you will likely get in the crowded; city of Norfolk.
:The JAItQLINA HOTELr offers unpafallelled " advantages try guest in
the way of fhome comforts at the most reasonable latest : r
AIL people passing through thec ity enroute ta the -Exposition, : if they
desire comfort and convenience, at reasonable rates, will stop at'Tfhe
CAROLINA HOTEL, (formerly the Arlington), : Water. Street;; Elizabeth
City. " " " - " " v
If you find :yourself crowded, for ; hotel 1 accommodations Ivt Norfolk
i-Why not make CAROLINA ' HOTEL, EHzabeth City, N.. C. , your headquar
t ters, go to - the; Exposition in the moming ani return" to . Elizabeth City
at night The distance from Elizabeth. City to the Jamestown Exposition
is , an hour and . a half run. -The rail roads .will , give reduced ratesr . The
CAROLINA HOTEL; will give you a ;rate tf one -dollar per day (supper,
, roomand breakfast.) - ' " , t ' . - -'
Cllll
v 'k - . -- . ' ' "Formerly 'the
Elizabeth City, N. C.
mt
Is represented in our gathering of Spring and
Summer MiUineryiat.moderate eo'st'ii - js.
-EUREKA MILLINER YCoiVlAi
r-Sdle agents for "Dr. Blair's Celbbrated-Cucumber
Specialties;: rpurely-ves:etableT for the
complexion.: -
- . ..... ... : it -;. 'V '?
" k
than tobacco : grown
section of the United States j
: wholesome,, sumuianne
"tobacco taste .that: satisfies ;
tobacco nunger; -xiiai t vyiiy uicwcis
prefer Schnapps, because :SchnappsT
cheers more than any 'other chewing;
tobacco," and that's why: chfewers -;of;
Schnapps pass tne gooa tning aiong f
--ohe chewer makes Mother chewers, J
until the- fact is : established ttiat
there are;;inofe ; chewers .and more
Company
No. 80. i
Milliners
are in need of- head dress. . We are
and more" than that to do it ba- Q
Company.
11
Arlington. ' -r
J. y. fitolkey Prop
Robert -Waltt, one of the,n.
gineirs. or the Scofield . Constr action
Cj(5mpanyr 'Vho - are constructing' the
government pier- at: the Jamestown
Exposition,',spentSunday'in'the cty !
,nd ;in in speaking' of the- exposition, I
declared- that great progress is : being ,
j made toward , lts r .- completion, that t
will not tee
the " mid
itself 'is.
fQfr n-'Jesarj
finishing touches arid ; he f eels"!might.y
proud of tne : voidi Norm.; State's:" Jine
showing, which Jls oiie. of the" hest-r
, t i
E -TO, , ;C ..:. I
CADETS tENROUTE
THE EXPOSITION.
Pride of Army of Uncle Sam to Go
IntoCamp--Making iTrlplDown on
-United:State.TriansportSumner.
' Norfolk June 13. 1907?
transport Sumner this . mornlat;,-. the
Wtst' Point ' Cadets, . the best dnllc-.l ,
jni?itary body in the warld,- will -arl
rive aiane juxposiuon togoanto a
week's encampment; j The .natty WJ"?
Pfjiiters, .560 strong, "ar due to "arrive
at 11 o'clock. The Sumner viirjad
thO'cadets'vat'herTPlnei'Beaclinvharf
and - from' thece -Uncle Sami?:-. future
av jc r o "cers" wii inarch" hr a body to
:hv-?,ound3'.V-z' 7;
' lJjecadet3 wilt r tin er ,tv.t camj
ju si in lthQ.e4. of tl1?- b.v ui1 Harj t
a v-i up ; pavillior TheV- ;il bite :n
der - command of Lieut ICol.u Robert
Howze-of the Sixth Cavalry. '' ,
. Announcement was r imade ; v by
Lieutenant-j Cootes, ' ; military , secrf
taryTor ,'the Exposition,- that " the : V;
.1 "cadets will larrive Sunday, June-9.
The Annopolis cadets A while - no ad!
vices' -have .been received as tor the
exact day they- will reach the JExpq
sition, will be here to take part ' in
the G eorgia Day .ceremonies as' an
escort to President Roosevelt
WithV, P I., -Maryland AgricuL
tural and the Chester Military Acad
emy cadets " already here, the arrival
hi the West ; Pointtrs, the ;Annapoli
and M. 1, "young warriors'; will
make the -number bf cadets at the
Exposition upwards of .1,700. . -
The youthful soldiers - played an im"
portant part in the entertainment: of
the thousands of visitors at : the , Ex
position yesterday. From early x in
the afternoon until, almost, dark bat.
fallon afterl battalian marched J back,
ward and forward across Lee Parade'
end 'for more than an , hour exutwi
the most difficult commands in Butt's
manuel witbr th ; precision " of a regu
lar army corps. s.', .:.,' -
An' hour? later the cadets - gave . a
dress parade," vLich was hlgh1' com
plimented by even- theiarmy- officios,
who. watched their . movements . r.v:r,v
.Before the Pennsylvania bov.5; had
cuit the, field the corps-: .Vn.n" th
Maryland: -Agri JaUir'aL college; outev;
ed the:field for. battalion drlil and at.
tracted. much attention. :
Later . In the afternoon more tha:)
400 cadets from the . Virginia. "'VoJy.
technic v Institute ' tave " a. battalion
drill and ; were - applaudtd ' by . ? IJiree
thousand spectators, 'who - "gkthered
around. the great field. -- --- - '-
. This is one' ofthe v finest", drilled
commands , oi - cadets in , the country,
and while their first dress parade wil
not occur until to-day, their evolution8,
yesterday were decidely . military. r
Thfi ,V. P. T. p.fldftt,s will ffivA"o hat 1 !
talion drill v this forhing at '9:30
O'clock and the Pennsylvania cadets
will; execute extended order jdrill and
Butt's -manuel ' at 4 cclock- this
Lternoon. ' - - . .
MAN IN AN AUTO.
Isn't Foraker , somewhat be
hind r the times.- intalking about
the man onshorseback?,r. v- ; The
man in-the; automobile is "the
man- of - the shour.-- Philadelphia
Inquirer.
THE RSZOR
J: 'QRlNpiNQfcS, 7
C HAVING COMFORT r S
NOVRj6RiTROUBtES;-P.OSS
s These razors aro tempered as hard as - fiint by our exclusive O
m. secret process of "electricity. OYou can ohtainojie on" SQ days trial h
.rom your dealer without obligation to purchase.-" - t,
SoM by' D. M.
.tt-.T:--X,.TI&..S-- ... .... JO- .-
Paint-Buyi
vMade-afe.v
WTiite Lead and
Linseed; Oil need
no arguinent,nar
"advertismgta
'maintain them
selvel as.. the. best i
ahd most economic
al paint yet known to
manThe difficulty has
-been for thebuyer to bef-j.
i always sure of-the purity
" of the white lead and"il. -'
- We 'Jiave registered he
trade mark of the Dutch Boy painter
" to be the- final "proof of qualHy, , gen-
uineness and : purity to paint iuyers
every where.Thb trade mark appear
on every keg of T - ! 1
-Pure White Lead
3
made ;: by the Old Dutch Process,
.SEND FOR BOOK
"A alk on' Paint," glve .valuable informal
, tion on the paint subject. : . Free u jon request.
JOHN T' LEWIS & BROS. Ca
' 23s S-. Front St Philadelphia, Pa.
"T- For. Sale by all " Dealers. ' :
OLD MAN TRIES
TJICIDE IN QELL'.
Cut- Down Just in Time- to Save H i
Ule-Now In Jai!, -
Richmond, June" 13, 1907.r
ell,: aged 55 who, tried to emmit sui
cide i at . the second ; police - statin . last
night. ...He had been boarding on 5th
street : ond . eorly yesterday evening,
he was taken to the City Alfshouse
by 'seveVol' otherboarders who claim,
ed thot he was continually making a
disturbance. , Powell was : finally tote
en to the ;" station; house and placed. in
a cellj:- 1 :r ;if
After being locked' up he portially
undressed.' hung some of his?- cloth,
in fsont of the grated bars to preven1
a view of the interior of the cell from
the orridor ; and then- tried tor hang
himself ' with ' a- leather 'belt that , he
Mix
I wore.- - . - -- ;
; It so hoppened, . however; ' that the
poMce had: ahotherinsoner . to - ploce
in the ; cell ond they happenejd along
ond opened the - door o few: minutes
of ter Bowell had suspneded" himself
from the" ceilfng. The- man was still
alive ond - aafterr. being iut down "he
was revived.- - v
EKJOYMENT OF . PARKS.
t Parks are desirable and . nec
essary ad j uncts to any, city. They
add materially" to municipal ad
ornment, tending to break- up
that solid mass of wall and mas
onrj which "shut us in to a more
or: less - bleak .", perspective f and
keep tlie country out.' They sub
stitute instead an : open breathing
space and contribute to -the plea
sure 01 tne people oy presenting
to their view evidences of horti;
cultural; art, supplemented by
spacious grass ; plots, which are
vigorously - kept in r their -virgin,
greenness. " Baltimore .Ameri
can. 11 .
LISTEN TO THEGRATTATES.
- r - '
-If the people will only be pa
tient and wait there are" any
number "of young graduates who
will make speeches during the
coming month stating just
what is the matter with tfie gov
ernment and things generally,
and setting forth, the correct
.remedy and the. way to apply it.
f -Buffalo .Commercial.
OPr PERFECTION r
;Fones GoMoativ
ngAW se
OPIUMANa WrtlSKEY lJiA"BIT& '
treated at home' without pain.--Book
of particulars .sent - frjujb. - Address
1 ;V,--B.: M:woiJLET;c6;r-:c-' H
BoxT-387, Atlanta; jGa., Officel04 -N "
'Tr - T: Prier ''street. "-f-'.-"v
i-rr. left off your, treatment four monthrf
ago.: Have .-no-desire i for' an -ppiate-
Youn treatment is all it claims-:
rV;L."Jri- i;Lbulsa'X OaBey
" fy r " r Snow "iHake Arizii '
' -Over four years-, ago you cured me.i
of." morphine -babit. vr' ;-.-.ft-V"-'"""V-
'-.;- Macon,
, ; have -i never ;drank-whiskey since
Marchc22 1892 when'-I "Vegun'n- your:
treatments V do not'erave 'any whls-'
hbj w wis vac j . t. - "
. I --t'z B.-D.- Wilson.1 , t
Direct' 'Tex; t:
r 1 have ' usd your remedy both 'for' -the'
Liquor and Opium habits -xind " it-
has' been a 'success; I prefer it oall-,-other;
Vemediess. 'J - 'V:.-
-vT,-v , -B; .C,Ndrment,M.D-
. ' k . Dorlington, S.C.1
i; .Write to Dr.'.WOOLLEY' Box 387..
y - - v Atlanta. - Gas'- A
:t is the Bame-erood. old-fashioned -:
. medicine that has saved , the
lives of little children fot the :
vv'.' Jast 60 years." 1 is amedicine -
made to cure. It has never
' been, known to f aiu - If your -"
. child is sick get a bottle of ;
FREY'S VERKIFUGE '
A flilE TOIIIC FOR CHILDREI!
Do cot take a substitute.. If - ?
IF
- vt,.. your druggfist does not keep ?
, stamps
Baltimore, Md,:
and a bottle will be mailed you.'
' Yesat Brandy ' and water are
supplied at the expense of the :
government rto rweryinember of
the' "Belgian 'Parliament who
makes , a Jong speech. - .
Crimsoiibeak Ir .shouldisa
that was aiding and abetting" a
prime ! Ypnker Statesman -" -I
EDUCATION BY POST. ;
There's a lot of folly abont this
matter, of postal -rdards, but its
good is more than compensating.
The picture postal is' an educarT
tor not to be considjered lightly,1
It is often a', work of art,, and'
this, added .to .its authenticity,
improves". the receivers taste as
well - as his geography. Cleve
land Leader.:. :
NOTICE" OF ADMINISTRATION, , '
Wavino ..nitilflck1-Jr'" qo i o rlmiTiiotrofTM. -
Jl : U.MXA AJt UM m I III I I I IH V IfcfcVt :
of the ; late "M.- A, Brooks, $ h'erehy "
give notice to all persons indebted to '
his estate to come forward: and rjaake
immediate settlement and ;; those hold
ing claims against the same to pre- '
sent them for ; payment within twelve ' '
months from the date Df this notice,
or . it will be pleaded in ' bar of their u.
recovery. - r - ' '
J. C. BROOKS, '
"ceased. - . ,
- April 15th 107.
- April 19 t." -
NORTH CAROLINA Camden County;
To T. B. Godfrey? entry taker for ,
Camden county: ,
, The undersigned EL Y. Burgess, of
Camden county, North Carolina; en
ters and lays claim to the following
described , piece . or parcel of land In
Shiloh towiiship, .Camden county,
state nonu Ajaroiuia me 6uae ueuus
vacant; and unappropriated . land, i and . " -subject
to entry, visC: ' - " V"
Beginning at -the Great. Creek 1 foo .
way on Great CreeV running' dok. v
said ,footway .to the Jamea Bray psS v
ent, Dmoing saia patent on tne wK,.
to "north ; river, ' binding nsafd river 'f
tne nortn ana east toureat-uiv
bind the said Great Creek -to the" X Te
station,"" with the lexclusion - of l V-
Tfo. 164 in the office of entry tlJ '
of f Camden - county, - containing by c-: t
timation 400 acres , more "or 1mks.- ' " '
(Signed) --B.-T.- BTJBGESS TS
Entered; this 9th day of May! 1907. .
T.:B, GODFREY
Entry Taker, w
4x
. : A contemporary says r J-It,' isy
easier for ' a camel - to go . through "
the eye of & ;needle than for a"'-
man , to" become" President of the
Unitd . State's - unless .hp hna. a. -
good wifeV Nevertheless, : Mr."l
Clefeland-performed iie; feat in ;
xoott. r-urisioi neraia-uouner.. - -
We.didn,tsay,ithat.We saidf;-:
"It; is harder - fora camel ta ga;
through the eye v . f -rAdle,". etc
and; we -tick to,iw; - J
? - J