' ;k ;
i
,UI off?T t^iP
? ->'lroH J1 to 110 at
< of 10 per cent. They are
?? ukwuui wi 1<J yur uunt. iu?y are
re<te?mUiJe at any time If iaaired.?
ALDKHMAN-CAPEHART LAUXDHY
CO., j. L. Capehart, Mgr. 5.8-9.10
Capehart, Mgr. 5.8-S.10
rAMUCO BEACH WA.TKR FRONT
lots lor sale. Apply to R. T. BON
NER. Aurora. N. C.
FOB 8AU3?TWO BOATS, ONE AN
l#-fjJ gasoline launch. In good con
dition, and one ?mall, npm raw
boat; ilto one Ca*7*a'Iron safe,
weighs 900 lb>. and practically
-?(*. apply ?
__ A. B. DRAUGHON.
In&perlfl Pool Boom.
MOLES ,1X11 WARTS KKJIOvfeS?
without pain and laaven no scar. Sat
isfaction guaranteed or no charge.
Ask for Prof. R. U Eamheardt. at
Palace Bitter Shop, appoalto Hotel
Loulae. ?"> ? '
WANTED?TO BUST OK JpGOHANCUS
? bid gold or silver, old-fashion fur
niture, braHH candlesticks, andirons,
;> blue platea and platters, & c. Will
be In Pantego the iplddle of Joly. Ad
dress Pante?o, C. M. Tracers. 8.13
JUST ARRIVED
New Fall and Winter $eed
Rutabaga, Turnip,
Kale, Collard,
and Rape.
'Phone 80.
Walter Credit & Co
t'CHOICE
CUT f
FLOWERS J1
Write, Phone or Wire
J. L O'QUINN & CO.
RALEIGH, N. C.
Your Wants, a* the; are
rs for everything in the
'Line. Pnone 149
quarters
Florist' L
women or BALE.
By virtue of the power of sale
contained In a deed of trait to me ex
ecuted by U P. Brooke RJid otbere.
dated November 22nd, ltOT, and re
corded In the register's office at Beeu<
tort coanty in book IS*, pack 111,
which )> hereby referred to, default
bavins been made in piymt-m of the
Indebtednese thereby secared, I will
sell at Courthouee door la Beaufort
county on Wednesday, September 7th,
1110, at noon, tbr oash to the highest
bidder, all that lot or parcel of land
In thd City of Washington. N. O-, at
t he earner of fourth and Gladden
streets and In that part of said city
known as Gladden Town, being part
of Lot. No. to and being the same
conveyed to A. D. MacLeu by Pbarte*
Blackwell and wife by deed dated No
vember 14th, IMS, recorded In eaid
register's oOce In hook 113, page its,
which la also referred to, and convey
ed by said A. D. MacLean to U F.
Brooks having been eaecuted to *
cere the purchase money.
This August ?th, H10.
? ' , O. RUIfliBY.
"V Old Her Beetf" " v
"We're alwajf careful about tbsee
contiguous diseases." ssld lira. Lap.
sling. ?Whea Johnny bad got well of
the measlee we bought some sulphur
and 6i*ror>c?n*d the am I
from top to bottom."-ClaJcaso Trttmoe.
m
> ? "fit
,a. c.
LE THINGS COUNT?
THEY DO
THEN YOl SHOILU 1IC* VOI'B^GKOCFRIEH WHERE YOl
CAN BUY MORE OH THEM HIR LESS MONEY. IV YOl It
ORO< Kit* 1111.1, HAS BEES TOO MJRUE, 'P1IOXK US YOI E
/ ORDERS ANI> THE CUNtt MUCH WE 8EXX FOB WILL EN
ABLE YOl' TO HAVE MORK OOOIW FOB SAME MONEY W
BAME UOODH FOR LESS HONEY. ALL OOOUS DEL1YEBEH
nuniriLi' ur any part or the city, yocb patros
AOE SOLKITEI). 'I &i '
Phone 387 for Your Supplies
R. H. HUDSON
Norfolk Southern
?-Railroad^
_ _A? CM*. !?. C.. BEA V KOIIT. W. C.
Atlantic Howl Op*111 June lit.)
DKI.tOHTFlL SEASHORE RESORTS.
Offers Most Convenient and Beat gerrlce To
E\ti?ineiy Low Sunday and Week End Excur
sion Run. On Bale?Juno to September.
VIRGINIA BRACH?CAPE IIKSRY. VA.
The Only Seashow Resorts In Vlrglnlk. Er
?ry Conceivable form'of Amusement. Sort
Bnthlng. Excellent Hotels and Cottage*.
REASONABLE rates. W.
For complete lntotuioon apply to any
Nortol K Southern Railroad Ticket Agent of
address
H. C. HUDGINB. Oen. PaMenger Alt .
W. W.' cnOXTON. As-t. Gen'l Paae. Aft..
NORFOLK, f A. X |id
-\
OTp. . ... " " it,
24 Rom u the Beaahore. Rates In same proportion from
mgl other
HPECIAL TRA1K.
City i
Mn.Lh.ad dty a">d Itoasfort. > B?e*y Hl?bt.
Lowest Week BUltetei. For complete Information aak
Returning nearest Ticket Ag.nt*.
Special Train Leaves . H. C- Hudglns. G. P. A. ,
IVeaafert w< Morehead City Suday ; W. W. Croxtos. A, 0. P. A.
~ Norfolk, va.
?T Only. Monday OnHr? I ..
Schedule. f *
P. M. A- M. Round Trip Rates.
12:3i *..... Ly. Raleigh . . .>. ?1J:45 Morehead City. Beaufort
1:11 I*. Wllaon 10:27 $*.00 $2.20.
1:10 U*. farmrUle ..\ ?:4l * t.7i 2.95.
3:19 Greenville. ... t:2l 2.25 2.45.
5:30 ... Ar. New Bern ... 7:85 2.25 2.45.
4:50 . . Ar. Morehead City.. 4:05
7:05 . .. . Ar. Befolort . . . . 5:40
P. W. P. M.
Saturday Sunday
Only. Only. ' ir ?
MOSQUITO CANOPIES,
AND
CE FROM >
$1.50 TO $3.50 EACH
JEFFERSON FllRNITfJhE CO.
ft
!-? 4.
m
?i
%
Mr. C. W. Ayers Isft for Plymouth
yertortfay to spend Sunday Witt bit
brother. From thar?r he goes to |W*
York fend Connecticut He expect* to
be absent about a month.
Mr. and Mr* Frank Mom tnd *aa,
Beverly, jr.. ex, ect to leave toan;??
morrow morning for ycrk io
visit Mrs. Jfosa' broth*::-. Mr. Lind
say Russell. /< ? 'j#r . <. 1
E?- -V -1
Mr. John Bell vent to Whartons
thla morning on boaioen*
Rev. M. T. Plyler left thla morn
ing for Greenville. ?
< i . j ''V
Mr. J. \V. Traylor left this mofn
ing for Tarboro ou the A C. L.
? ?
Mrs. D M. Carter land daughter,
Ettu Cordon, left today for Salisbury
to visit relatives. They will be ab
sent several weeks. >
? " r
Sim. William p. Clark and (laugh
ter, Augusta Simmons, returned to
day from Pantego.
? ?
Mrs. Carl Richardson and daugh
ter, Mary Latham* have returned
home from Beau foft, Morehead City
UHm} 3hQr'iKKLftMBr> *
? ?
Mayor C. H. Sterling has returned
from a business trip.
Mr. Fred Wolfenden. of Cbocowln
tty, ws8 a Washington visitor today.
?M| t ? ' - V
Mrs. George Dehny, of savannah,
Ga., is in the tcty vtsltinj? her aunt;
Mrs. C. C. Thomas. <m East Water
street. ' ~ ' ;???]
v'r." A/ * 1
Mn. Kttlo R. HockWlth and daugh
ter, Miss Gladys, who havo been the"
guest* of Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Car
tof. expect to go to Hyde county to-'
morrow to visit realtlves. Mrs. Reck
vlth Is lady principal of the Eastern
Carolina Training School, and has
many frfonde in thla city
. i.? b doses of "666" will cure any
case j( chills and fev?r. Price 2&c.
A Martyr to Art.
"Which tootii*" inquired the man of
forceps grimly.
'Any om joo like." responded tbe
?Ictlm calmly, "so long as It's a Croat
Ofc"
"But"? began tbe astounded dentist.
"Horry nj>r thundered the visitor.
With bleeding heart tbe operator
hitched his fyceps oo fo s bit of sb
solntely sonnu ivory, dragged his pa
nt three - times around tbe room
"Hey, prestor smiled the dentist.
"It's out: Bat will you be so good as
to tall me why oo eertb you wanted a
sound tooth (extracted?"
"By all ?tenth." responded tbe pa
tient. "Yojttbee. I'm pn actor, and I
bare to tak* a part where the thpeak
er litbpth. At flrtht 1 couldn't matbtcr
it. hat now I'm tbare Ifll be athlmply
there*mlng thacthetb!"
The Ever Active Brain.
The question. "Does the brain erer
rest?" would seem to be; answerable
only la the negative. Unconscious
cerebration appears to be a necessary
concomitant of tbe powers of intellect,
and during* sleep, whether we remem
ber It or nor. we are always dream
ing. Of' course, during waking time
we are perpetually thinking, thinking,
thinking?not always logically and de
liberately. but. all the same, thinking.
Dream is the thought of the slfcep
time, when reaaoo Is out of the game,
and the fancy, or Imagination. has the
reins, with nothing to hold her bock.
We take many a trip under her guid
ance that we are unable to recall when
she has resigned the rein* Into the
hands of reason. Awake or asleep, we
are always busy. Tbe mind never
rests.?New York American.
The Turkish ??Uier's Fstaliam.
Tbe IsChargy of mind which is the
mental hattt of the Turkish soldier
the personal expveeeloo of fstallam-le
a most valuable qvaUty in. its way. foi
It means that Its pnssM^or is always
cool sod collected, grumbles little and
.has marvelous sMssanrs. It Is alien
He (hail Quickly. .
" - she ssid. facing htm wttfc
1 color and potting her hadtJ
behind her. "yeo will have to chooee
etweeo me antI your old pipe."
Not as Instant did Gerald hesitate.
throwing it sway. ~r was thinking c. .
I haying a neW ene anybow."-Chlcago
Trlbuns. * 1
- ?
Ws dig^d tell, we worty sod first,
and ^li the while close over us bends
tbs infinite wooder and beauty of na
tare. saying: "Look up. taf child! Feel
my smile and be giadrt-4. & Ifer
rtam. '
Very Different.
X ttusai Hj hnsband is plain I
yt^iuiiiiiiimii Mr.. |
Tbo Olrt-Wlwf. jour opinion of
vonwa who lmttat* nwn? Th. Man
.T
-
VH?... Tfc? CJlrl?Tb*n lb.
la mtMafnl. - Cl.rrt.nd
W-hM U mora <
to the iMtr,
than a good round slice of Imu
tlful groen-ekln ral-muat water
melon upon wblth rala a lovely
chunk of cool Crystal Icr. \ (
3 "Flue as, U7 It with !
Crystal Ice.
'Phone 83.
CRYSTAL ICE CO.,
WASHINGTON, N. C.
A Mistaken Girl
(
She Found That She Was Not as
Wiae as She Thought
Br E3TZLLE MARSH
Coprriaht. mo. by Am*rtosa Pr?M
1 am In a Quandary, l had supposed 1
would marry Donald Chase, and dot,
cornea Oscar Richmond to mix roc a!1
c?. Donald Is steady, honorable, ban
excellent Judgment; Oscar Is hand
some. Cull of sentiment; fascinating. 1
know I should remain true to Donald,
hut Oscar carries me right off my feet
The question of money does not en
ter into the matter. Donald is dolus
?ery well, earning a fair salary and
with a prospect of being a partner.
Oscar is out of In? just now. I,
don't exactly understand why. He 1*
?ery reticent I like reticence In a
man; it bespeaks self control. Oscnr
can talk with me by the bour without
revealing any of bis affairs. Of course
if be prqpose* to me 1 shall expect tfcut
be will tell me everything.
1 have tried to get Donald to tell me
why ge distrusts Oscar. He says be
doesn't himself know why. It la quite
likely that his distrust Is doe to" jeal
ousy. Donald Ir so honorable that be
would not like to believe himself cspn
hie of doing a rival an injustice. He
is unconscious thst he Is moved by
Jealousy.
I wonder who Is this Glrard Roberts
be ha*1 brought to see us. He h:i*
known us but a few weeks, yet It seem
thst we have all been friends for year
It's strange bow some people have t<
faculty of Insinuating themselves m
once Into one's good graces. Aire ad
1 call this man by his first name. and
though I have known Donald since ;
was sixteen years old, 1 still call bl::>
Mr. Chase.
I have sounded Glrard Robert* as t<
what he thinks of Oecsr Richmond
His reply was, "Tie's a bana up p.n>Q
fellow." Thst doesn't beigj| m?. Kut
It's the most 1 can expect fruuj Glrard.
who is all on tbs surface Those pet*
pie one becomes familiar wttb on ?h?n
acquaintance seldom bsvs any depth
I aaked Glrard what he thought of
Donald and received the same reply.
"He's a bang up good fellow too." I
was served right for relying upon the
opinion of such s lightweight persou.
Glrard Roberts aoems to have pleurj
of money as welhss s taste for Jewel
ry. The other dsy Aunt Alldn wa*
showing him a diamond shs wished to
turn Into funds. He told her to go
among the Jewelers, ask them to tlx
a price on it snd be would give her
$10 move than the highest bid She
did so and got s bid of $270 for the
stone. Glrard told her it waa cheap
at $800 and be would gtve her that fur
tt. She accepted the offer. Oscar and
1 were preeent when the aale was
made, and Glrard laughingly told um
that he would rely on us as witneaaes
In cue aunty backed out He didn't
have the money with him, but ssld he
would bring it tbs next afternoon at ft
o'clock.
When be called aunty vu out. Or
car and I were In the library. GlrarJ
called to me to aay to aunty when she
earn* la that abe would find the money
for the diamond under a vaee on the
mantel In the parlor. 1 promised to
do eo. Oscar asked me to go to walk
With him. I consented: went upstair*
to fee my bat. and we walked to t he
park. When I returned 1 had forgot
ten all about telling aunty that the
money for her dfaartood waa on the
parlor aiantal. Indeed, 1 never thought
of It till Just before going to bed: then
X told Mr. 8be went downstairs t<>
get tt. It was goto. h
Bverybody Is/dtosattofled with tnr
and I am dloootfcflod with myself for
being so thoughtless so to faOTe toft
It bos upset the whole household. The
te MipldoD ir* (sang about looti.u
T?y fflnm. Annty to fnrtoaa with me
I expected Glrard woald ebow bla fox
ing* toward mm Tory decidedly. Wbat
a lovely tallow ha la. aftar all! Ba
told aa Bat to giro myeelf any con
cam ?boot tba matter; that donbtleae
tba money woe Id run op, bat It It did
not there waa no one to blame but
hjmaelf elnce be ebonld not hare left
ee ranch money la each a piaee. Be
explained that be did not leare It with
aa became I waa "Oatlnc." aa be
called tt. wtth Oaoar and be dttn't like
to in trade open aa.
I asked htm who ha eaapacted, and
ha aald that, "lnea the front door atood
oalanhed end any one might hare
coma tn wfcOe wa wan at Sinner or
dnrtnt the areolae when WW were all
purratlvea contath ??cb
Strom druia that, while Uh> oaaae
ths bowel, to mora. Injure the dell
pc
ar
?Id. mtvm w* b?w all I -
akd considered the W soul of hoaor
ahonld have done ancb > thing!
?Bow eoold b? bov. taken the money
without our fcaowln* It? What Clrnrd
Boberts luld me fc the ?Jy tUag ???
Ots the 11" Dou&tle? Donakl caltod.
?rt^Bt la. ml wilting for teamm
us. when b? noticed the blUa. Be n>
un taten tbein and bow. oot without
making himself known. t?
I am broKao bcart.nl by this discovery
that Donakl Cfcaea la a common tMat
Singular, lan't It. that a ghi doaan t
know she lova? a man tni b? turnaoct
to be a thief? That'a tha way Witt ??
women; wa are storsj-. acting by con
trartaa. NoI long ago I waa uwy"1"
nbout Oscar and thought Doifchl n
splendid man. But 1 waa faselnsted
with Oscar, and Donald seemed devoid
of romaoca. Now that Donald t? In
trouble. throagb tila own fault. 1 am
giving him my beurt.
Glrnrd Roberta baa Just com* la.
?va that Donald baa glveu hall for bis
appearance when hla trial com" on
and la now frea. Glrard saya tkst. not
withstanding appearances an agalnai
m>naid. ha doaan t believe him guilty
-XiirD " I mid. -I dont believe bin.
guilty either." But tb. next minuteJ
reproved raya.lt for bain# la<li?.nc?l
by thU eaay going man. Did he noi
my whan 1 naked him hla opinion
Donald before thla tnattar occumia.
-He'. a good Sallow toor What , thr
oae of ooniwirlne the vlewa of one
who talks like that! 1 told Glrard
tell Donald to come and see me. tt" b.
?aid be dkl not think Donald would nih
111 bla tuuooenct- has boeu proved. I
really believe there baa been aome mle
take, but It la very bard to feel ?ui?
about 1L It all happened ao naturally
?Donald's coming In Just when tl"
(money was where he would see Ur-at
least, who else could have come In.
and the bllla being fouud In his bureau
drawer. Oh. dear! 1 must elop thin.
Ing of lb? horrid thing or I shall
craxy.
One thing more I will say: After nil
there ta something Just loo lovely foi
anything In Glrard Robert# aaylng ttmi
he doesn't believe Donald guilty. ??
one abould take anything of mln
ihd it were found In bis bureau draw
er 1 couldn't be so generoua ub to nt
tribute the theft to an error.
Donald baa been to see me. Oe dwi
not act or talk Uke a guilty mat.
What'a more, be didn't aeem to reall/*
hla awful poaltlon. 1 supposed lb..*
he waa more sensitive. Though chare
with stealing money that was in
tended for nunty. with wbom he hu*
been on friendly terma for years. t?
?ay nothing of bia^Jevotlon to mr h
seemed very unconcerned. When
learned be was downstairs I nerve*
myself for a very painful Interview
For fear 1 should aay the wrong tbln>.
1 I thought over what 1 ahould *ny
1 When 1 entered the room 1 dreaded tc
look at him. Indeed. I kept my ?y?->
on the floor.
?Donald." I said, "you know bow In
tereated we all are that you should
deer yourself of thla horrible charge
We will all do anything In the world
to help yon?Aunty. I, Oscar"?
I looked up, and what waa my *ur
prise to see an amused look on non
aid's face. Indeed, be was smiling
Than he advanced, took my hand nud
gave It a gentle pressure.
"Don't be troubled, little glrL" br
?aid. "There are always wheel* with
in wheel*. There 1* also socli u t'-nu#
as being too ^Ttnart. I have x??nve
tblng to say to you. nod I uoi I
would not have come to see you rest
Ing under the Imputation of being ?:
thief. Listen. From the first I mu-?
peeled something wrong in your friend
Oscar Richmond. From what 1 beard
1 believed him to be a thief. 1 iuirn
duced into this bouaebold Qirard Rub
erta. a detective"?
"A detective."**
"Thafa what be la. He laid a trnj?
for Richmond and caught not Rich
mood, butmie. U? bought your sun:'*
diamond for the purpose of laying Mi!*
trap. He put the bllla to pay for n
the mantel as a dec?y for Bkrhmnn l
They were all marked, that he ?ut*t?:
prove them bla property. RlchmoW:
tpok them, but, being a smart rogu?
fad suspecting that we were on hU
track, sent a man with them to m.\
room. Thla man represented himself
an old cbam of mhie. and my landlmS
permitted him to go to the room t>
wait for me. Once there, be put th
money In my bureuu drawer and wv:>
away. The ?e*t day Richmond ar
ranged that a constable ahould go to
my room to search for something he
claimed be bad lost. Yon know ?be rv
?nit"
"But.1 I aakl. "Oacar Rlcbtnood dkl
do thing crlglcaL Too were trying to
catch him, and he turned the tables ou
"Walt a hit. Richmond was od ac
countant for a firm to San rranclaco.
ha skipped with CiOOOa
I employed by them to
track him. My employing Roberta 'waa
a coincidence. Richmond's real name
is MacEnary. He was arreeted this
moraine and la now swatting extradi
tion papers to take him to Ban Freo
deco for trial."
?od now I am alone In ray room, try
ing tu gut aettled down to the fact that
X am myself. Oscar Richmond la not
Oacar Richmond at all. bat somebody
else and a criminal Donald Chase Is
not going to the penitentiary, boc la to
be my husband instead. Qlrard Rob
erta, who came to us wtth bis appar
ently light character and trtrial words
?a skin deep man whom nobody either
toree or dlsliken?turns oot to be one of
about In *tortea. But now I know that
he Is a real detective he eeeme eery
at to me. Just aa soon as tt was
all out, instead of calling me Alice he
caDed me Was Avery. 1 was ao mad I
- - qfp=1
* FlIJ. nKKL8 .1,000 KT. t'tljU
4 fEATCttfi WCTt'HHB ,?
I. A MIIINIUHT UCI'll)?A Kvaulne
Blograph drama. *V'"
?.?. I S. I.IFK-SAYINU I)RIlili-B*
a. THK CASTAWAY!*?Drama.
4. THE UTTUS HOISK ON THK
H1LX?Dxuaia.
5. llluntraUil *<juk. "TOOT YOUR
HORN, Kll)."
Time PHce*
8 U> 11. a nn?l 10c.
FOB HEADACHE?Hlck i Gapudlne.
Whether Horn Oolai. Heat. Stom
ach or Nervous Troubles. Capndlne
will rellere you. It's liquid?pleas
ant to take?acta Immediately. Try
It 10, SB and 60c. at drug store*.
ANNUAL
Mountain! Excursion,
Norfolk Southern Railroad
TO
Asheville, N. C.
Greatly Reduced Kates on Sale
Auk* 11. limit"! to return Aug. 19.
TEN DAYS IN THK MOUNTAINS !
Ask Norfolk Southern Ticket Ag
ents or write for detailed informa
tion to
H. C. HU1KHNS, G. I*. A., ,
Norfolk, Ya.
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED
The Government Pays Railway Mail
Clerks IHOO to fl.200, and Other
Employee Up to f2,SOO Annually.
Uncle Sam v*l* bold spring exam
inations thrcrt '?? .1??j country for
Railway Ma' Justom Houee
Clerks. Stenograpnern. Bookkeepers,
Departmental Clerks and other gov
ernment Positions. Thousands of ap
pointments will he made. Any maa
or woman over 18, In City or Coun
try. can get Instruction and free In
formation hy writing at once to the
Bureau of Instruction. <1 M. Hamlin
Building, Rochester, N. Y.
WEEK END EXCURSHHCFARES
TO NORFOLK AND VIRGINIA
BEACH VIA
NORFOLK SOUTHERN rL R.
Tickets told (or Saturday night
trains, good returning, leave Norfolk
8unday night.
Saturday night, July 9, first data
of sale and every Saturday until Sep
tember 3.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES
From Norfolk. Bench.
To ' Virginia
Raleigh 92.50 j 92.71
Wilson 2.25 2.5#
Farmvllle 2.25 2.5#
Qreenville 2.25 2.5t
Washington .... 2.00 2.25
Fares In same proportion from aM
stations between Raleigh. Belhaven
ind Norfolk.
The night express of the Norfolk
Southern offers th best and most con
venient service between Raleigh,
Eastern North Carolina and Nor
folk, Va.
Spend next Sunday at Virginia
Beach, the most attractive seashore
resort in Virginia.
Get complete information frost
nearest ticket agent, or D. V- Conn,
S. P. A.( Raleigh. N. C.
H. C. HUDGIN8, G. P. A.
W- W. CROXTON. A. P. A.,
Norfolk, Va.
RIEGS HOUSE
MSMTM. D. C.
The hotel "par excellence"
of the National Capital.
First-class iu all
Opposite the U.S.Treas
ury; one block (ran the
White Hi
An illustrated Glide
Washington will be m?i ,
free of charfe, upon re
ceipt of .two 2-i
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