^^mam
musr*
LODGE NO. M
O. O. F.
,'hlo'e Hall aecond and
each month *1 t p. m.
k UNW NO. TS .
k. ot r. W .
? ,??lr Hall, upatalra, cor
M Union Alley ud Main etree!.
erery Thursday eranlnc at 8 o'clock.
ORB TOB6M MO. IN
A -W.MA.H.
Meeta In their hall, corner Bonner
. and Third itreete, drat and third
Tneadaya each aonth at s p. m.
,"?IOYB t
Koyal Arrb 1.
Meeta la MmobIc Hall. ?_~uu ...
fourth Tneaday wek month at 8 p. B.
Knu ta ttatt iHM,
building nmry Friday rr?nicC at 8
o'clock. .?wV
B ?. I*.
Clay
|P Paaa
r. II to 1 6a
to ??s
|l.??
..??.**
11.11
. ?.i ,$i.?a
Tallow ? St
Dry Hot hldee, Par lb IS 1-Je
Dry ?!? kMea. tor l?. 1*0
Dry hi dee. d'red, par lb .... 4 to ?*
Qroen Bait Hldee ?e
Qnen btdee ? Tc
Daar ekla mat 1 5c
Deer skin aolt 16n
Corn, par buahel ?0c
Up II 1-1 ao ll<
lleeaarii. par lb ......... t.. tie
Wool, troa from bura .. 15c
Wool, berry 10 to 14c
cb 10 to (Or
Lamb alkna, each 15 to lot
Shearlings (to 10c
... ? ? ?
I 1**T? remored my BARBKB SHOP
m a?i atprf.
pre I will k, ill? J to mm MTa?
?14 i*U iH.'? o ? mm om. too.
DAVE PRICE, Barber
WOMEN, Mil |?ratMd home. 70
per cent, profit. Make $10 daily
Ftffl or ptLTt time. Beginners In
vestigate. Strong Knit, Bo* 4029,
West Philadelphia, Pa.
la one who la lorely 1o face, form,
mind and tonpar. But !U herd for
a woman to be charming without
health. A VMk, sickly women will
bo natrons and irritable. Coustlps
tlon and kidney poisons show In plm
plee. hlotchaa, akin eruptions and a
Y retched complexion. But Eleltrlc
Bitters elweys prove a godsend to
womes who want health, beauty ^id
friand*. They regulate Stomach.
P'er and Kidneys. purify the blood;
Eire strong nsrree. bright e>ee, pur*
breath, amooth, selcety akin, lovely
completion and perfect health. Try
them Me at Hardy's Drug Store
KZCDR8IOM PARES TO
HBW YORK Cm
Wlle*n , lljt
Farmrllle . > . . . 11.(6
Oreenrllle ,y 17.JS
Ooldaboro 17.85
Klnaton 17.SC
New Bern 17.8s
fc-aahlngton . . .? 17.1*
Theee fare* Include meels and
?tat* room h?rth while on at??na?r
between Norfolk and New Work city.
The** excuratoa far** ar* In addi
tion to th* gr*atly reduced rat** for
personally conductad tour to W**t
Point, N. T. Tie Norfolk Southern on
ana* date*, which include all trsrsl
Ing ezpenaea, meala. Bleeping car an^
a tela room berth en route and room,
accommodations at hotel In New
Tork city.
For particulate apply to eay NoS
folk Southern ticket agent or D. T.
Conn, general ageat, Raleigh, N. C.
?-1 to (-lie.
It waa a long and bloody battle for
life that waa waged by Jama* B.
Merabon, of Newark, N. J? of which
be writes: "I had Ion much blood
I from Inns hemorrhage^ and waa
?ery weak and ran down. Tor eight
nontha I waa unable to work. Deem
began, three week* ago. to uk Dr.;
Ring'* Ne<r Dlacorery. But It kae
helped me greatly. It I* doing all
that you claim." For weak, sore
lung*, obstinate cough*, stubborn
1>orn colds, hoarsen ess. la grippe,
aatfcma, fcay.feter or any thnst or
lung trouble Its supreme BOc and
tfcW. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed
hy Hardy* Drag t8ore.
rf l?~ -J '? ?? ? ?
POPULAR KXCURS10N
(oald.horo, Beaufort, Oriental. New
Bern. Waablntton. BelbaTeft, Colum
bia, f and Intermediate stations to
NOIW^WC, VA.,' THURSDAY, JUNE
?. l*|f ?U NORFOLK BOrTHKRN
RAILROAD. Oraatly reduced rata#.
Fa.t schedule JOT
From ? Schedule Fare
Goldabero . . . . 7.00 am ??.00
Klnston 7. St. J 00
Baaufort ?. ... 7.09 . %M
on-** ? ? <v ? t.?? - ?:w
Bajboro . . .:??.?? ?.0p
vN?w Barn . . . 9.10 1.00
Vancaboro . . . .10.05 S.00
Farmrllle .... 9.11 J.OO
Greannlle . . . . *.40 S.00
Washington . .10.50 1.10
Plnatown . . . .11.10 2.50
Plymouth . . ll.?l ISO
Wackey* . .11.1* J. 50
Balhavan . . . 1,110 J. 50
Columbia ... T OO S.G0
Cwmrall .... 9 11 1.50
At. Norfolk . . 165 pm
Returning. special train win leare
Norfolk at 10 a. m. June 17, nil.
I* U. PIPKIN r. W. TATBM
Promoter General Act
OOLD8BORO, N. C
W. W. CKOXTON, O. P. A. Norfolk,
Va. 0-7 to HtH
PERSONAL itENTIO
Those Who Cone lad Go as Gall
[ ~Mf- Jonathan Uayeaa president ot
the Bank at Waahlngton, apd the
Havens Oil Hilt has returned from a
business trip to New Tor* and other
northern cities. ^ '
? ? ?
?Mr. N. N. Roy all of ROcky Mount
la a business visitor.
Mr. Hoy Tucker ol Whltakers N.
C.. la the (neat of hla brother. Mr.
* H- Tucker on Wen Second street.
...
Mr. J. F. Bridgets of Ooldsboro.
N. O.. spent yeeterdky ? 1th hi* pa
rtita Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Bridgets
on Baat water street.
* * *
Miaa Ruth Mayo dioCht?r of' Edi
tor Ja mm L. Mayo of th? ' Daily
Now*, returned this moraine from
Booth Creek.
Me*1*- A. P. Mayo, JeB Bennett,
W. H. Mayo, and L. F. Jonea. all of.
Booth Croak were pasengers on the
Waahington and Vandemare train
thla morning. Thay are *?re for the
purpose of attending court this week
u Jurors. ??
Miaa Kitty Whipple of Detroitei
Michigan, aad Miaa Alice Jarvia ofi
Bel haven, N. C., are visiting the
Mtaaaa Davenport on West Second
Street. x* ? *
? ? ?
Mrs. O R. Kirk and children of
Tacoma,'*JN?hM arrived in the city
Saturday ad| areohe gueata of Mr.
and Mra. iafiies H,ftbdges nt he cor
ner of JUrtet %n<r Vourth etreeta.
Mrs. Kirk is well and favorably
known here and her many friend*
are glad to ses her. She baa been
residing *in the- state of Washington
for the past eight or nine years.
? ? ?
l(r. and' Mrs. John C. Robtins have
returned from thler bridal tour of
northern cities.
*
Mr. O. H. Elliott of Jesaama is in
the city today on business.
? ? ? i
Mr. Prank H- Bryan who bas been
attending tbe law school at Trinity
College,. Durham, N. C., and who has
been here for the pdst week, the
gueet of his mother, left this morn
ing for Wake Forest to attend the
summer law school thero. In the
i 5 Or I doses * 666'' will cure any
case of Chills aqd Fever. Price 25c.
'?u t. uptctt to nUn> v> Trinity I
>? V .
Mr*. O. B. Robbln* of Two p.. Fla.
,who haa tM Ttoltlni her elMer, Mr*,
J." k left reaurday 'or
JBjn porta, Va.. t6 Ytalt relatlvea anil
friend*.
* * *
lira William *. Brlgnt toft thla
mormlng for northern citlo*.
* * a
Profeaaor M. C- Newbold baa re
turned tram Raleigh, N. 0.
Mite Pattl? Baugbam -KTurnod
home toat evening from Concorn N.
C., where aha baa been rial tin*
Mine Maud Wlaitlev who baa been
Till tine Mr*. Daniel O. Fowle at
Beaufort N. C., baa returned home.
... ??
Mr. Fard Water* n( Plnetown, .N.
C., waa a Waahlngton . Ultor Satur
day. "
? * ?
Mrs. Doane Herring \nd children
of Wilson. N. a. are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Beth Brtdgman on E.
Main street.
? ? ?
Mr. Charlie Moon, son of Mrs. J.
B. Moore, who- A as been a student, st
the Maury High School, Norfolk, Vs.,
for the past year Is borne spending
his vacation. His elder brother, Mr.
Al|ep Moore will graduate from this
well known institution next week. -
? ?
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. UUls of Wil
mington. N. C., are the guests of Mr.
M Mrs. W. M. Bwanner st the cor
ner of Third and Reepees streets.
* * *
The many friends ot Mr A. D.
Tanfield of 8c ran ton, N. C., are glad
to see him tp the city. He is the
gueet of his family at Washington
Park.
Mrs. George H. Brown hn return
ed to the city where sTie will spend
the summer.
? ' ? ?
Mr. Prank H. 8hort Is In the city
the guest of his family o.?* Pearce
street.
<? ? ?
Mr. N. C. Cordon Is visiting his
family on Bast Main street. *
? ? ?
Mr. Thomas Blount hns returned
from Mount Olive. N. C.
? ? ?
Dr. John C. Rodman went to Char
lotte this afternoon.
? ? ?
Mr. Jesse R. Mayo returned from
Pantego this morning.
? ? ?
Miss Gene v Ire Spenoer of Pantego
passed through the city this morning
on her way to Greenville to attend
the summer school.
? ? ?
Mrs. Claud 8prulll of Psntego wss
here this morning en route to the
East Carolina Training school , for
teachers.
e e ?
Mr. C. C. 8pruill of Pantego is in
the city today.
? ? ?
Mrs. C.. C. Spruill of Pantego I
passed through the city this morning
to attend the tea?hbrs Train' ng aichbo]
at Greenville, N. C.
5 or 6 dosea .'?666" will euro any
ca*e of Chill* and Ferer. Price J 6c.
The strongtteam from Wilson, N.
C., will be her* on neat Wednesday
The club is known as the Baracas
and they recently won an exciting
game from the club in Raleigh, thai
potting them at the top of the local
teams In Eastern Carolina. The ad
mission will he (Be and lOc for la-;
dies and chffdren. The game win be
called promptly at 4:10 o'clock.
No doabt a large number will wit
ness thla exciting diamond contest.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago it; Washington 7.
Cleveland I ; .New York /
Detroit 6; Boston 0.
I St. Louis. Philadelphia 14.
NATIONAL. LEAOU S
| Brooklyn 0; Pittsburg U.
New York 2; Cincinnati. 5?
Boston 3; Chicago t
Philadelphia ?; St. Louie 9. . ^
SOUTH ATLANTIC LRAQUB -
Columbia, 5; Jackfonrine. 'f.
Augusta, 1'; Albany 8. 4 ' \
t Savannah. 4 j Macon 3,
Charleston, 8; Columbia 11.
80tfTHERN LEAGUE
Birmingham 3; Chattanooga, 4.
Montgomery 0; Nashville 2.
Mobile 8; Atlanta 2.
New Orleans 4; Memphis 6. ^
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
? Columbus 3; 8t. Paul 1.
Toledo 4; Milwaukee 3.
Indianapolis 6; Kansas City 10
Louisville 7; Minneapolis, 6.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Rochester. 4; Montreal 0.
Jersey City 8; Provldsuco L . . a
Newark 1; Baltimore 1
Toronto, 3; Buffalo, 3.
TIDEWATER LEAGUE V '
Elisabeth) CI tq 8; Old Point 3. ?
Newport kews 6; Suffolk 4,
las mo to tbe Tillage of Psngthotf,
at Ampow, a boo; three miles K^.
gwstow. It waa formerly
t g if omen io various household. ^
bat for aiany years paat arery final,
in tba village baa noen devo**., u
ihs work, alK tba member* ??. tb?
An: i Ilea bi.ng occupied In tba maou
tfceture, li ma city of Chaocuo-vtu
itself tbt- fr a industry la alio la.ge,
but (be l ssjehow district atodnd* la
a partk ala. kind of bamboo espec
ially luifcab.e for the ribs and ban -lie,
and to t *a fact U the large output
of taa latter place attribute*
"Only tbe open fan la manufac^
tured In tbla district. For ihe fra^c
tbe spilt bamboo L? repeatedly riv^r
untll each piece is sufficiently alend
or and flexible. These tnrcad-llke
pieces of banfboo are arr? ged H i
row, attached to each other by a j
threaa f*?*ed cross* .sd w?ou?ii *?... ;
middle. This thread Is fastened to i
?ami-circular atrip of bamboo, givln^
the fan lta shape. The ribs are thet
slightly beated and bent at the ends.
The fan baa now tbe peculiar and
characteristic shell-like obape at tbt
top. Vary flimsy allk gauze is 'the.,
pasted on the face and a kind of as
sue-like paper on the back. After
[ the handle is attached, the border of
the ton la black varnlahed and the
j gauze la coated wnh ?- chalk *114 wa
ter mixture. Tba handles are made,
o i bamboo, various kinds of bard
wood bone and ivory. The band
painting on the fan ia cleverly done,
la some lnatancaa being works of
art The medium quality fan retails
for M eenta Mexican <K> centa gold.)
batter grades II to M Mexican (40
ceou to fl-00.) Tbe export ay early
ogw aaaooat to oboot |?K000. Tbe
too trade of late boa ebown a da
csaaae, doe to t^f importation of
I lapaioa; straw fana, which bhve met
1 vtth a favorite Aamaad." ?
tH* W*fOHT OF TM? EARTH.
Tbe earth weighs 1*000.000.000,
000,000.000,000,000 pounds. In a
strict sense of the word the earth has
no weight at all, because the weight
ia really tbe pull of tba earth Itself
on any other -body.
'And as the earth ka thought to be
pulling on all porta of Itself equally
In gll directions, the net result Is, of
course, no pall at all. Bat if a large
pair of scales be fixed at some point
cH the earth's surface, and If the
earth could be brought up bit by bit.
cubic foot by cubic foot, weighed
and then returned to its place, it
000 id be weighed. And (be result
would be as given. However, when
wa talk of tbe weight of the earth,
wo really mean Its mass.
The possibility of finding the mase
of the earth is due to Newton. For
bo ^taught that bodies pulled each
othet with foroe depending solely up
on their mass and their distance
apart He showed the way, and ten
ydars after his death tha first real
weighing experimtK was made, A
succession of experiments resulted in
the density of the earth being deter
mined sit 4 1-2. Then came the in
vettigat&ns at ktttrhotl and Caven
dish, and finally those of Prof. Boy a,
who found that tba earth was 6.621
times tba density of water.
The weight bf a cubic foot of water
ia about AO 1-2 pounds. And the aver
age weight of a cubic foot of earth
la about WO pounds, or about flvr>
and a baft times as much as the cublr
foot of water. But this is quit*
Imaginary, for specimens of the earth
can bo obtained only by mere
scratches upon its surfaee. ft has
been shown by the pendnlqm that
tbe earth's pull varies at different
points 00 its surface. By timing the
same pendulum at different parts of
the sorfac* H can he found out bow
the weight varies from point to
point
Trick That Texas Hogs Know.
? tew days ago two prominent clt
isens of Whitney, Major J. K. Dunn
and Matt McQown, visited a larye
plum orchard situated lour miles from
town with Ae Idea of gathering a
basketful of the fruit. Upon arriving
at the orchard they noticxtf that the,
bark of the trees waa limited and
torn a foot or more from tbe ground.
As all tbe trees aeemad to be In this
condition they began to wonder whet
could haw been the cause.
Finally they noticed a number of i
hogvta the orchard apd thetrtith be
?ffarv to dawn upon tho amyd visitors
thn the- -hogs bad been Waking the
.t^ees to cause th<T plums to Call Up
on ftrther investigation they toyed
that the smaller trees had bea? fid
den down by the bogs aad ^ripptvi
of all their fruit From the marklng?
on?tho trees there can be no mi stake
but that the hegs l*d learned in aom*
way . or other that shaking tiihytrees
wpuld cause the ripe frtfll to falV
Dallaa mA.
Worth Krvowirvg.
la 7-88 Inobse k>ng and
to
that age i? r^ujr upon them. It la ft
well-known fact that 8age ft&d Sul
phur will darken the hair. Wyeth*s
Sage ftnd Sulphur combines these old
time remedies with other Agents
which rem ore dccilrutt ftnd nroinote
the growth of the hrlr.
? The manufacturers of this remedy
authorize druggists to sell It tinder
guarantee that the money will bo re
funded if It falls to do exactly as
represented.
This preparation Is offered to the
pubtio ?t fifty cents a bottle ?"d is
recommended and sold by
Iowa has chosen 4 6 women as
county rupe.*ui?uL2 ol -J *cft
Incidentally illiteracy Is |o.ve' Jn
Iowa than In any other state, with
the exception of Nebraska and Kan
sas. ? Nashville Ten n esse !a*t.
? Boston court la trying to deter
mine whether or not the playing of
baseball Is labor. Judging I?om some
of the games played here recently. "
the labor Is mostly on the psrt r'
the spectators.- -Y'.rglnlsn Pilot. ?
President Taft say* there is but
little opposition to the pindlng re
ciprocity agreement. So there is ?
outside of the senate and the few spe
cial intsrests represented there. The
aame thing i? and baa long been truf
of tho parcels post, but voe express
monopolies continue to gouge the
public In the package-handling busi
ness.
For HEAD ACHE? nick's CAPt'IUN'K
Whether from Colds, Heat, Stom- I
ach or Nervous Troubles. Cst"*^?" I
will relieve you. It's liquid- p!em I
ant to take ? acts lmmedtnie-'r. T-v 1
it 10c( 25c. and 50c at diutf stcres. *
I
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Florml oCerlngs arranged la the beat
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telephone and teelgraph orden
promptly executed by
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RALAIOH. N. a
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New Home
Sewing Machine
today. It will cos! you
more to do without, than
to buy a New Home. Ask
about our life guarantee.
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MEREDITH COLLEGE
One of the few colleges for women in the 8?uth that confers an A B.
dpfree representing four years of genuine college work acording to
8tandard Colleges.
DIplcmas awarded in the schools of Elocution, Art and Music.
Library facllitien excellent.
Systematic training In Physical Education under director. Courta for
Basket-ball and tennla.
Boarding Club where, by about half an hour of daily domestic service,
students gave from $58 ?o $65 a year.
gtlidents not offering the necessary unites for entrance may irejare in
Meredith Academy. _ ;
Believed to be the cheapest woman's college of Its grade in the Sopth.
For catalog, Quarterly Bulletin, or fully information addr?is
RICHARD TILLFAN VANN, Ralelgn. N. C.
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Dally Service Including Sunday.
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Reservations made and any informat on courteously f u r:
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t?5 Cratiby 3treet, *
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) accommodations, the largeat varlaty
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SOUTHERN COOKING A FEATURE
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axoursion fares via
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Hotel Ratas, *12.50 to *21.00 par week.
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