V . llM Of Bastaun'a kodaks ud'iun
drtea. Waahlnito a-0 VllMl Store,
WANTED? LATIN SCHOLARS BUR.
lxa nuwr; Urrn niwitle.
Ml? BUaakath Warren, Wasblag
Inn N r
from ?1S.?? to JJ5.00 par >Hk
wortlnt for m* anleUy Id bar own
home locality. Tkla'la, a btaaSde
offer ? one which will pap jou to
InTaatlfate, eyen If yon Mo only
spare two boars par day, No In
Te*t?int required Turn your
apara time into money Writ* me
at one* tor particulars. Addrasa
Mary B Taylor, box SO. Woman's
Building, Jollet, llUaola.
NOTICE.
?
rhere will be a called meeting of
the stockholders of the i^rst National
Bank of Washington.^!. C., Tuesday,
May 14, 1910, at IS o'clock, noon,
for the purpoae of Toting- epom an in
crease of the oapltal stock of said
hank.
A- M. DUMAY. Cashier.
NORFOLK SOUTHERN
RAILROAD
SPECIAL
WAg?KaroN AKI) INTERMEDI
AL* STATIONS TO NORFOLK
Sunday, May 29 th, 1910
' Leave Washington B.30a.m.
Arrlte Norfolk 10.40 a. m.
Returning leave Norfolk ? p. m.,
May ft. - ?
VISIT CAPk HENRY AND
VIRGINIA BEACH.
Vu? from Waahlngton and Inter
mediate stations, Including Mackeyi
Ferry, ?H Blili Trip.
Tickets good on Special Train only.
No ba?(a?* will be ebaekat.
H. 0. Hudglns, General Paaaenger
?H. C. HUDOINS,
General Passenger Acent.
W. W. CROXTON.
Asst. General PaasanfW Alt e 0 1
B. T. LAMB. ?;
President and General lfmaier.
"Imitation la tfea slncerast lat
tery." Hoi lister's Rocky Mountain
Tea baa M*r Imitators, but tken is
aoUlns "Just as good." as tkoiaMrta
?f man sad wane* bam learned
within the past thirty years N.r^r
sold lb balk, or by the pound, Be
nn mm '?? wnlaa. , Hardy.
HOSPITAL
II "T
| "J utxti
pqpp ? ?? ^ ?
A well-appointed Sanitorfum
for the treatment of all surgical
cases in a sanitary and up-to
date method. Skilled physicians
and nurses. All the latest appli
ances in vogue. For informa
tion write
DR. D. T. TAYLOE,
. ! Chief Surgeon.
Yes; the Merchant Who Adver
tises Can Afford to Sell
It For Less !
? ? ' > . ;
No matter what tb? irtlcle la. uhleaa It ahould b? eoxoetblng
vhoM ealllna price la u fixed aa that of a poatage Hup. I be merch
ant who U an enterprise adrertleer la aura to Mir It for leea than the
merchant tla dooa sot advertlee.
rot. ta aplta pf bla adrnatagee IS buying? buying In large '
quantltlaa. for caeb or a Wort credit, taking" Inetant adnntai* of
buying OPPORTUNITIBB? bta e.lllng-a<l rentage la the dectotre fac
tor. ror he la enabled to co?W bla profita oil ? Mrs* a?gra?ate of
?aha not compelled to aeenra 1Mb from a PBW &A1JE8. for ha
-would then bo tail a* a email number of cuatomera with tha entire
tot hla builneai J f ? ? -' >jn
A atoer that mnkaa a net profit of ?1M la a day from Mian to
throe hundred cuatomera, la anre U> eell wch ot thoae cnntomera
o na cloaer margin of profit than la t*a non-adretrlelng alar* that la
COMPELLED to make enough to cower a dally uxpanae of ISO oat of
? made to fifty cuatomera.
If rob are one of th. >e/dnlly cuatomire if tha merchant who
l paying but one three hundrdth part of Ma atora
? ? ij
you trill quickly Mtl?a
IB Norfolk, Vs.. raurte). . v
:.,V? h,L. - - ? . ? ,
Mr. John Hooten, of Belhaven. ar
rt|?d la the cltj this moraine.
? ?
Mrs. 8. Parker, of Pinetown. l? in
itbe city today on business.
? ?
Mr. Charles Ricks returned this
Bar. M. T- Plyler expect* to leave
tomorrow moraine for Raleigh to at
tend a meeting of the trustees of the
Raleigh Christian Advocate. -This
meeting is called for the purpose of
electing an editor to succeed Rev.
Dr. Ivey who has been selected , to
edit the Nashville Christian Advo
cate.
Mr. A i L. Bell, of Belhavep passed
through the city this morning en
route to his home from Durham.
ly arrived In the
Try This for
Catarrh
Get a Hyomel (pronounced Hlgh
o-ine) outfit today.
Pour a few droys from the bottle
into the! nhaler that cornea with each
outfit, and breathe it in 4 or 5 time*
a day.
Immediately you will know that
Hyomel Booth ei and heafa \he In
flamed and' Irritated membrane,
the meeting. All through the exhibi
tion' emphasis has been laid upon the
Importance of a sense of Individual
and community responsibility. It Is
nA that "they" muat do something,
but that "we" must dn something.
Before the exhibition fcpadquarterr
are broken up there will be "followed
up" meetings for the whites and5 for
the negroes. The eghlMUoa man
agement endeavors to leere behind
definite ldeaa as to work to be under
taken even after the xhlbttloa has
been forgotten by everyone In town.
.Bfit Hyomel dues Tore than soothe
and heal, It kills the germs, those
p?t severing pests, thatVre at the foot
of a)l catarrhal conditions.
year I suffered terribly with
catarrh, t need one bottle of Hyo
mel land aly catarrh wsJ better." ?
Mlae Helen M<;Nair, Loyalton. (Sal.
A complete Hyomel ontfft, tneldd
lAg A kott|e of Hyomel. n hard rub
ber packet Inhaler and simple dlrec
tfM* tier ? eee, ooets only fi.OA. If
yon now own n Hyomel Inhaler, you
?m? get an extra' bottle of Hyomel
for only H eeats at trncglats every
where aad nt Brown's J>rng Store.
Quaraateed to cure catarrh, or on p.
(aaUssa aad iore threat, dr money
W - ?I I .
'Phone ,? :
CRYSTAL IGE CO,
WASHINGTON. N. C.
, AftJIO CLUB PON WOM IN.
Exists In FranMt When Womtit )
are Ardent Balleenleta.
rrench ?(umd are Mi particularly
k*M la the matter pf athletes. bat If
a apart prtmu a r^l element of da>
??r their delight know, bo boaada
Thue ballooning threeteaa to beeome
a fadwlth the members of the wealth
ier classes. and the number of women
holding certttoatea showing that they
are able to navigate' a balloon la riry
large.
There ia already an Aero Club for
dies. some of whom' have achieved
?cord ascents. lime. Surcouf waa
the first woman who received a eartl
ftcate, and the celebrated the even*
by starting on an aerial trip with Mile.
Qache. The two ladiss were the only
occupanta of the car and landed safe
ly. ?
?Another famoie member of the
Aero Clnb, aaya the Gentlewoman, la
lfma Burette AM? Hm? M
and Mme. Bachelard, she went from
Ha* re to Cabourg. acroaa the Chan
nel. Borne French 'aportawomen 1a
their case after excitement bloaeom
Into moders Atalantaa. Mme. dn
kGast ia one of them, and her perllou*
'.performance In the Parte-Toulon mo
tor boat race la atlU In everybody's
memory. ?
Then there la Mme. Laveeslere,
spfcudld shot who in seeking a com
panion to go tiger shooting. Dnforta*
aately, the companion la not eaay to
find. Her husbsnd died long ago, and
her relatives and frlenda are all men
of peace, and therefore not anxloua U
travel a few thousand miles to rlak
'.heir lives In the^Jungle.
The "||n|" le Here.
Although much p ret eat waa made
taet Winter about the reappearance o!
the ''bang" cross the forehead. It
lems to be rather firmly Intrenched
oar.
The majority of women will wee*
ft this winter. In large, measure it
will be becoming. Tt will Orap^pSroo*
am to lift- tram their foreheade thai
fashion, and substitute It with a tiny.
Vt Is absurd to Cut the hair to maks
this bang. One can bay tt by the piece
In any hair shop and attach It under
one's owa hair by an Invisible hair
pla. -
One should be extra carefal not ta
gat tt thick or atralghL
The poodle banc, once ao faahlon*
ble In the eighties of the nineteenth
century, aleo promises to return. 11
has already dooe so in Paris, but there
It. like the wavy fringe. oaly accom- (
panlea the flattened pompadour.
Both of tSeee have been introduced
to give eoftnees to a forehead from
wblch the hair has been lifted, and
also to glvs a showing of hair under
-the -bat
Tbey should nev*r be worn with the |
hair severely parted In front
toftehell Ego*.
The production of soitahslled KK>
miM much anoyanoe and loss la
feany poultry-yards. Booh ?CP art
ealueleee for any purpoee ut? bom*
mm*. a* they cannot produce chicken?
and they cannot be sent to market
ea$s the American Cultivator. Tiers
are three causes or softs belted eu*.
the commonest of which Is an lnsuffl
dent aop|>ly of shell forming material
Laylh* bens require a generous pro
portion of Hme In their food, as la
i04 ordinary sl&ed sees there ase
mors than 20 ounces of pure lim*
Finely broken oyster shell Is an excel
lent end a chtfap form In which to eup
ply the neceeeary ttms. Fright some
times causes a ben to lay an egg *1tb
out a shell, but this Is not so serious
a matter, and Is only temporary. Ths
third cause Is doe to a derangement of
the en organs, and If the abundant
supply of hme has not the desired ef
fect more drastic measures are ^need
ed. AH food of a stimulating nature
should be stopped at cooe. end an
aperient glreo. consisting of oae'gialn
of calomel and ctoe-tweifth grain o?
carter emetic. A little Iron should
?e added to the Arfoklnc water as s
Ionic, and ths food sbeuld mainly ?os
rtst of belled rlea.
For the Stomach
Hera'a an Offer To. Hhoald \ot
Drapepala Tablet, ramad)
tka
L For the Stke of
t; Oth^TS. 'rjj^
OpmMm f* Her Do* to M.
1 write this for pabltaeUoo with
the hop e that It will tmtvmm other*
who cUw W 2 4<4 to try Um |t?M
Root Juloo i MM tj. Thm woMeifol
?MdkiBf hM dOOO M WMk good f*
OM fetel iMftW 4ltf .to t?U It.
For r?fn I apeat a li f# of misery, hut
thanks to tie great disco ve ry, I mm
now frM from ?f#ry ache or polo.
Ir like many others, wu Tory skepti
col when the papers first told ot the
Buy hundreds of t-orea Root Juloo
WOO maklus. but off ? ?log several
people that wore using It 1 concluded .
to try it, although I felt that every
organ of my body was almoet worn
out. My liver was torpid, my kid
neys were weaV and ta^y stomach was
In a horrible condition. At times it
felt like It was full ot rocks. A great
deal of gas formed and I had week
spells frequently and was badly con
stipated. My appetite was ?ery poor
and ores In hot weather my hands
and feet were cold. I was using
some kind of medicine most of the
timer, without much benefit. After
taking ths Juice a few days I began
to Improve. I have used four bot
tles and am feeling better thsn I
have for twenty years, and I believe
the remedy, has permanently -cured
me".? Mrs. J. A. Colbert, R. R. No. 7,
Ft. Wayne. Ind. The great remedy
has done worlda of good here, as any
one can learn by calling at Hardy's
Drug Store. Root Juice Is sold for
$1 a bottle, or three for $2.5<).
Oreat Falls, Mont.? Cbas. Qeisser
Of this city aays: "Holllster's Rocky
Mountain Tea has been a great help
to me. I have used It for two years
and can recommend It as a good
hlnort purifier." Hardy's Drug Store.
As ths Viewed It,
Mrs. Dlinpleton? Why don't you get
your life Insured?
Dlmpleton ? Whst'a the use? I'm
well enough, sod I'll probably outlive
you.
Mrs. Dlmpleton ? Well* you always
did look on fbe dark side.
FOR FE VER18H3? i?88 and ACHING
Whether from Malarious oonditlona
Colds or overheating, trypHlcks' Cap
udlne. It reduoM the fever, and re
lleves the aching. It's liquid ? 10.
SB and 60 cents, at drug stores.
Dr. Neeley's
WONDERFUL
Wintergreen
positively cures
Permanent results as
sured-not temporary
relief. If troubled with
this dread disease try
one bottle. Prices 50c.
and $1.M per bottle.
For sale by
DR. HARDY,
Sole Agent for Wash
ington and vicinity.
NOREPEA
folio iv the
Merry Crowd ?
Try our
GENUINE
Potted Tongue
5c. Can.
Walter Credle & Co.
?Phon* M.
wiukjui "Jinj iVi f ?p{ j
G. E. Tungsten wi>
.in _m standard 16 c.p. bulb prmm. twice
as much light as the ordinary lamp
and uaea 20% 1cm current.
Tke QmBtr milAgM >? thwnHi.i
? We CM tmfrxjv* your light
J ing and /?w you monty.
Aak *e t*-4ay at** Tss|.m 1
WASHINGTON
KUECTRIC PLANT.
_? Office City HalL
1
Hicks' CAPUDINK Curee Sick H?hu>
Alao Nervous Headacbc. Traveler*'
Headache and acbee fiom Grip,
8tomacn Trouble* or Fema^i trou
biee. Try CapudJno? U'c HquM?
effect/ Immediately. Sold br drug
gists 10, 25 and 60 ceq^
W ] "Ironclad" Galatea
yy C 4^C11 Cloth at 15 cts. per
yard; Flaxon at 17c.; Linon at 10c.
A full iine of Standard Dress Ging
hams at 10c.
Oldest Millinery House in Beaufort County.
T. W. PHILLIPS & CO
SUPERB SERVICE
To Baltimore via Chesapeake Steamship Line
NEW BAY LINE "COLUMBIA" and "AUGUSTA." Dininrrooma on
ISaloon Decks. El?g#nil?blt D'Htu Liner 75 cents; Club Breakfast,
Ji5 to 4# cents. Polite attention and ihe very best service In everyway
lWe solicit cr It iclt in of outlet vice. Leave Norfolk, foot of Jsc fcson at.,
?daily except Sunday 4.15 p. m.; arrive Baltimore 7 a. m.. connecting with
rail linea for P hila., N. Y., and all points East and West. For all informs
?lon and reservations addreaa
C,l. Chandler. G. A.; F. R. McMilii0,T.- P. A., Norfolk, V?.
SAVING ? MONEY
Is comparatively easy after it is
once fairly started. Here is a
pointer for you:
YOUR SUPPLY checks up tolerably
well. Considering the hearty eaters
at your table, it's a wonder you keep
as well stocked as you do. CSV *
FOR F|NE GROCERIES when the
larder is getting empty, come' here
Our finely assorted stock is suffic
ient, and your trade is desired. *
JOS. F. TAYLOE,
Tht Qu*l*r Grocer. 'Pboow 123 and 1
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