FO
*Wr Wdi 1W Mr. 1
V?U Ok
, Om Helped Wm to
! RecoTery. J
I '
VbomiojIoo. K/.-Ia lntereftiag adrtcca
ma Bils place, Mr. A. J. HojhM I
lUu aa follow*: "I waa down with
afcwafti India htM |8) yean, aad I
mM hart itt tiaitailn as tad, d I
dmea, tuft I thought Mtly I would die. I
tt aot aaem to do ae aa? (ood. 1
Itotao tad, I could not aatorMeep I
and an mj trieoda, eictfd one, thought^ 1
wotdd dla. Ha (dated me to try I
Tcdted-? Btefc-Otetfu. aad ouUl
Bullyl OK Very BnU-eyi
Irish Policeman?It ye want to
- took* hero yell hare to either put \
oat yar d?w or go somewhere lire.
Limit of Hopefulness.
Aad some people count their chick
\ka before Oie eggs are laid.
Happy Dtye Are Patting.
The w?Hd te rapidly palling away
(Pom the OM trot ton that petting a
man Id ?Bee l? giving him a license
to loaf at public expense
Oocle Eben.
"Da nan dat wastes his time bragda'."
said Unsle Eben. "Is like an
tnd&e dat uaes op all his steam on
?e whistle."
Little Allele's Sore Point
Little Alick was In the train the
ether day. and in the seat opposite to
bin* was an old pensioner whose
breast was covered with medals.
Alick gaeed at him and the medals
long and earnestly, and at last said to
Ms mother: "Mamma, why does that
tnaa wear hla money on his ooat?
*?-g othn 1 '[ lJm&
kabls advice, altho* i'Sartiavg
y conflrttrct In It. J-.
I have now been taking Black*DnaSd
or three month*, and It ha* cured on?
onreal had tbone awful akk tiaadirhn
dace 1 began usiaf It
I an ao thankful lor what BUcfc)iaaght
baa dona for an."
Tbedford'a Blaek-Dnughl has baa
ound a very valuable medicine lor daaacanaada
o( the stomach and Brer. It
composed at pore, vegetable herbs,
attains no iaecrrnia lagredlenta, aad
ali genfl^yat torely. It caa be keel)
and by youag and old, aad sbordd be
Sd hi every tunOy chest,
det a package today.
Only a quarter. )a
' VW lullan Calendar.
The great lullus Caesar, B. C. 4S,
rag the flr? to reform the calender
t>r ordering that every year whose
date number t/as exaotly divisible by
tour should "rtntaln 388 days, and all
W? ?f9b?Wr are tired sticking
0> tnps thnt won't star ttnsk. plaston
t)t?t sftlft tfcstnsflTst right onto
fmr com, oontrnpUons that make a
bundle ?t soar too and I'm right
?W? M tks corp. Put two drops
Of "OWn-11" o? that corn in two
gopootJo. The oorit to than doomed
00 sure H night follows dor. Thft
oops ahlrela. There's no gnln, no
fug. If ron think this soundi toe
god to bo trao tr? it tonight on nr
eon, eotlis, wort or bnnlon.
"orrt-iT" u soM or dmggitto
grorrwhore, lie a bottle, or sent direct
br I. Lawrsneo A Co., Chicago.
"OETg-IT" la sold Is Wasbtngtoo
br W. A. * J. O. Blount and Worfr
A Bthertdgo.
CHOICE
Cut Flowers.
For all eccaeUas, Boars Cans
Hons, Violate sod vnlltee tbo land
Ota. Oar an la wedding irraopr
moots are of the latssttoarh. Noth
tag finer In flaml oUsctnga to be
had. Blooming Pw plants, axaltaa,
Hradnlba, Palms, Ferns, Horfnlk
j*ata and many other nice pot
Roee Boehea, Rrergmena Shrub
herUa, badge pianta and shade
tram.
Moll, telephone tad telegmpb
orders proaapllr exocotad bp,
j. i. mm i eo.
RALEIGH, N. C.
Phooeai Start fl. Creeahmne lit
"on t tMgr ut hlta hare Docket*r*
Neutr.lll. Shock of Sound,
tt IM know that you ere going to
hear S load sound It Is wall to Open
the mouth, aa the shook will than bs
neutralised, Noises In the ears aha
most annoying. aad aometlmca resist
all treatment Thar are oftea aasoatatsd
with deafness aad should.
therefore, reoetee due attention.
Corns Quit, Pains
Stop. With "Gets-It"
Qmtt Plasters, Salves sad WhestNots.
After using "OBTWT" once you
will never again have occasion for
asking, "What can I do to get rid .
of my oorns?" "GETS-IT" is the |
first sure, certain corn-ender ever I
Twa v^Luai
Jr
known. It you hays tried Other
things hy the wore and will now
try "twrs-IT." you will realise this
f lot-loss foot. .
othor year* f-"55 days. It was Csesat
who change* the beginning of the
year from tin first of March to the
first of January. The Julian calendar
continued In \ss until A. D. 1857.
Rash Vow Caused Insanity.
A story to told of a young man la
England, a great chess enthusiast
who was so annoyed at his failure to
holre an apparently simple problem
that he rowed he would neither sleep
nor eat until the solution was found.
He shut himself up In a disused room,
and was fouui four days later by his
relatives, teriibly emaciated and out
of his mind. He spent a year fn a
lunatic asylum as the result of the
rash row, and the problem remains
unsolved.
Carelessness Cause of Fires.
More tjinn CO per cent of all fires
are caused by simple carelessness,
which tojHbnecessary and criminal.
Rebalretow dilapidated buildings, the
remova1*of all fire breeding material,
care In burning weeds and rubbish,
the placing of engines at a safe distance
from buildings, the removal of
oily waste, proper ventilation?in
brief, plain common sense, will mldlmlse
tho danger from ??!? ctoi of
fires. .
8he Misunderstood.
There Is one thing I wlah to say to
yon. The last- girl had a habit of
coming into the parlor and 'playing
the piano occasionally. You never
play the piano, do you?" New Domettle?'"Ylar
mum, I play; but IU
her to charge yer half a dollar a week
extry If I am to furnish music for tho
family."
To Mend Furniture.
Cracks In furniture should be filled
with beeswax. Soften the beeswax until
It becomes like putty, then press
It firmly Into tho creeks, and smooth
the surface over with a thin knife.
Sandpaper the surrounding wood, and
work sorqe of the dust Into the beeswax:
This gives a finish to the wood,
and when It to varnished the cracks
Will have disappeared. Putty used in
the tame way soon dries and falls out.
Changed the Formula.
Mr. Paul Taj lor, London magistrate,
has improved upon the time-honored
formula addressed to prisoners who
are obviously innocent?"You leave
the court without a stain on your character."
In a case before him recently
he assured a defendant that he "would
leave tho court with aa good a character
aa when he entered It."
Largest Insect Is 18 Inches.
The largest known Insect to a species
Qf phasmid, or walking stick
found in Borneo. This, which to wingless,
has a body 18 Inches long.
True Optlmiet.
He to an optimist, who, after falling
Into a lonely well, thanks heaven for
the privacy of his new position.?Ub
Us Rock Gazette.
Had to Draw Him On.
Claud?"But you certainly soseuressd
me to propose." Claudia?"Well,
I couldn't vary wen tun you down until
you did. could irwudgs.
Charing Croat.
Charing Cross, the oentoff of London,
derived Its nam# from a cross which
in memory of Eleanor, vifo of Bd>
word nt
Children's Institutions.
There are 1,435 Institutions la tbo
alted Ftates for tbo oar* of
rta.
Thackeray and Dleksns,
Thackeray was always very jealous
of the popularity of the novela of
Dickens. While from a literary standpoint
Dtoiceng does not eclipse Thackeray.
yet his works hare always been
the bigger sellers of the two.
?
Prerogative of buffering.
Every tragedy In the home droll
every hour of agony through whicl
you pass, every wroag that you mus
endure in silence?for there la no re
drosB upon this Sid) of tho grave--!
not purposeless or accidental. It 1
a great privilege to which you an
called?the high prerogative of auflei
tng Some day wo .shall see the raeaa
fl( of It all. and ?,T.r r??r?t ? mc
CxDMitnoM on Amazon. *
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3? w
P?M? MnK TnvMn Mi tllO-Mn* v
*ww? ? m?iti? *
at
CMnago.?The umtium Of Coleae M
Roosevelt from tha InUrtor of Bramft a<
directed public attention more than a
rrer to a Journey probably the moat fi
walrd and pictureequo In the world, a
ttn the Now York World. ol
It la 1,1*0 milM from U>e month of k
the .imaaoo to Iqultos. where the for- ai
mmant of Para maintain a large
dockyard, barracks, l*oc works, m?
china hope, ate., and an Inland navy '
If oniTwlahas UMyaval from the Pa- *
siflc side of Par* to Iquitos, only At? '
head rod miles apart, ha aaeands tba '
went coast in a steamer, croaaas the
Isthmus of Panama, embarks at Obion ?
for Now York and transship hare lor
Iflultoe up tha i mason
Paw hav^e any UUa of tba tremen
dons rolume and coloring of tha 1ms
son currant. Its Influence upon tha Ah a<
lantic, tha Immense distance lt^arries a
nearly fresh water injo tha brine of ti
tha ocean. Its serpen tins windings. Its s
overhanging vegetation. Its rapids. Its U
wild lift, its pasta, perils, pleasures w
and all sorts of strange sights. Soum si
of tha tributaries of the liesmn are d:
mightier .than tba Mississippi. U
Two Booth Una shippers, Cap*. a ?
t* Beck and Oapt J. W. Couch (the k
Booths relleVe their master mariners ?
by sending them on leave to Bnglahfl
after a certain number oftrtps Into
the South Amsrioaa Interior), gate a
sort of dust In tba narration of the t
wonders of the Imaso* on bdard of t
their ships, their peculiar cargoes, t
their eligibility to fly the Amerlssn t
flag If they chose, and their adven- B
tures on" the river of rivers. They ^
characterised Alexander P. Rogers' de 8
script!on ot tha country as faithful and v
sincere. 0
While they were talking In the cabin g
of the Denis longshoremen were chov- ^
ellng out of the holds 1,600 tons of
Brasil nuts at the old Robert pier in
Brooklyn. Only *,600 tons of the nuts
j were Imported during U19 year 1*1*. I
Captain Beck, who was Just packing b'
up to catch the Cunarder for liver ~
pool, denied that the mosquito was a T
pest or peril on the A mason, He said *.
! that for about three days in the naviCation
ot the river it was necessary M
tc shut up the passengers and use the
! mosquito ports, but this was the only
stretch In the long. Journey out and
I back for nine weeks In which there th
! was any mosquito fighting. gi
"There Is something worse than the te
mosquito," said Capt. Coach. "I refer :o
Id the vulture bat, which always attacks
either your bald h^ad or the
?vio? Wi /win io?u Ii ?ni*;g BIWI 7?U
In the tendereet spots and draws .
blood." ""
Cept. Conch did not uj how the wV w
tore bat was circumvented. .
"Yes," said Cept. Beck, continuing ^
the dialogue, "there's another pleasant
Uttlo habitue of the Am axon, the 'smell
hug.' If yon smell him once you never
forget him. He's brown, less than an
Inch long and half dead when he P>
comes aboard on feeble wing. I've fa
seen them cover the deck se\wn inches ?
deep, and we had to shovel them over in
board."-Everybody
took a freeh swadosr of
claret after this story and Capt. Conch
turned to again. .
"It's against the rules of the ooxn u
' paay for any man to go overboard tor
a swim In the Amaxon. One of our
men disobeyed this rule once, and
was never scfen after he dropped over
the side. We lay at anchor at the
time."
'"It waa probably a small flsh that u
got him," remarked Capt. Heck. "A m
small flsh In the Amason, about six b<
or seven lnchee long, attends school
In thousands. They dart at a man nn
der the surface and bite him In hundreds
of plaoes and he haver rises." .
"A -hecu* got Mm. I think." rejoined "
Capt Couch. "A bacu la a black flab,
about six or seven feet long, with no
teeth, but with rows of suckers In each
long Jaw. The bscu scoffs men alive.'
The talk turned to natural pbenom
eaa, and Capt Beck said the differ *
once between high and low water at *
Manaos was about 41 (Nt 0
There Is an old (story about a crew
that was dying of .thirst when Its aMp
anchored In the mouth of the A mason
and the skipper didn't know It, and to
another captain, anchored near by. bp* hi
lowed through Ms trumpet "Let down ri
yo^r buckets; you're In the mouth Of
the Amason."
It th?t itorr tm?r Capt. Cowh
was asked. I<
"It U," h. n|IM ?I luruO at a
Mhoal that tha Juataon aarriad trab 4
watar Maward, iad I pat it ta tha Mat 1
oaaa I via ItT tadaa from tha aaath ?
afthahmaaea. I aatlaad that tha wa
tar vaa dlMalaiW aiaoad tha ahlp. I
dlppad wu ap and taatad it la flu
hydremtur That vatar dlppad from tha
aaaaa *M thiaatourth, fraah." l(
TI?M Pklrt Oauaaa arakait Up. ,
Chlaaae.?Xra. WUllam IMuuk '
Stthl at Brnnnten atunblad whlla .
Mtapptng troa an aatonoMl* aai
broka hnln.ni bluM i tight
i*lr> whloh aha tu wanting.
HI Marring# Llaanaaa In On* Dayk t
OMeacb?Two huM and fifty- t
throe mrtin Ucaneee van leaned 1
hara on dune 1. fourteen Inn than n a
roar mo. . d
At the Top and Bottom.
Of an tho pooplo In Europe tha
rrench haaa tha favaat ehlUrea and
ha Utah tha moat
: C ASTOR IA I
1 Tar Infanta had flhlUron.
! TIh (M Yn Im Ahrayt Bm(H
4
Keroune vrtl cWu "our hud. b.0 K
r than eattblef eft.r blmchlu S
SS^wlrt^'our TntU UU*t."th1"
?h them In tepid voter, end Dn.lly
1th plenty of x?l >nd n ?UB eel
u.h h hot w.t.r nniih u?_bir?h- .
IX tho hand, with tarn lulo*. ra? 4
I J
CmTy,I?rid*
mm tho Allan tie, and worked Incew
intlr (or thirteen jura before ho u
:com pushed hie fleet task ol lajlnl hi
cable over tho ocean. After several Nt
Hues and tho ootpot of M,000,000
lion looked dlseoarealna until lob
f 1W , when ft third cable. 1.000 miles
ng. wfta colled oa (h^Qreat Eastern. M|
*
.m the Day If the Wlreleea. .
"Confound It, this Is the third time
w're told me the wireless was busy!" Cll
fee. Hr - -Who la holding ltr "lfra.
ibblft. sir. She's baring her usual .
onday morning rlslt with Mrs. Gig- . .1
e. In Parta, sir.-?demand PUia h,l
enler. . ->V
"*' N
Simple Hoadeche Remedy.
There Is ft simple remedy for head
phe which can be corcocted wl?' half *'
lemon, a glass of water, a small
aspoonful of sugar and an eighth of R
teaspoon ful of bahlng soda. Put the
imon juice and sugar Into a glass of 11
later, stir well, then add the soda,
:lr again and when It foams nicely qt
rink the mixture Immediately. This
an agreeable as well as a eery ex- w
silent remedy for some kinds ef lb
sadache. and certainly Is one of tho ,
oet harmless. ^
si
Help to Abeent-Mlnded.
A watch that accurately Indicates
le exact time elapsed since the last Q
Ime & was wound has recently been ?
lace* on the market The face ol
tie fnekeeper la provided with a
mal. flat near the' top of the regulai N
lal, which has a small hand that
ho s when the mainspring was last
p?.\id, and also records thri progrest 18
t its unwinding, thus showing at a
lancff when the watch needs re-wind- C
' V)
Grease the Cords. M
To prevent window blind corUs
waking, dust the cords and then rah
em over with a well-greased rag.
ie snapping la chased by friction.
bleb Impoverishes the cords, and
ey are further weakenbd by the sua
id weather. te
R
Woman, Lovely Woman.
Every time a new young man calls, ?
e girl who wouldn't know a waffle *
Iddle from a nutmeg grater gets
rribly domestic In the trend of her
nversatlon.?Florida Times-Union. re
Si
When You Can Tell Thorn. tfc
"Success brings out a man's
lends." "Yes, but If you want to
low your reel friends count the few
ho support you when you don't seem
> have a chance to win."?Detroit a
ree Press hi
e'
Theory and Practise*
The difference between theory and
ractlse Is shown when the whole ri
imily goes off to attend a humane .
ingress andjeaves the eat to starve
i the cellar.?Washington Post
d
Couldn't Rsfuso That. U
"Mother," pleaded i polite little girl, T
riding up with graceful deprecation R
le hair ribbon that would fall off.
will you please pin this bow on once 3,
lore with the greatest of pleasureT" ^
Uncle Ebcn Again. o;
"De worst thing about a mean man," t]
dd Uncle Eben, "is dat he tempts so ?
any naturally good people to try to
sat him at his own game." a
Motor Keeps Water Aerated. L
In a tank car built in Saxony to s|
ansport living flsh long dlstanees |i
q electric motor is uaed to keep the
ater aerated. ^
The Superior Sex.
One reason why man Is superior to
oman Is because a man always
nows where he got his headache.?
Incinnatl Enquirer.
Relle of Lincoln.
The chain used by Abraham Lincoln
1 survey the boundary lice of Arinsas
was exhibited la the window
! a hardware store 1a Roultop, Me.
Guillotine of the Revslu^'en.
Strange as It may seem, the guttRise
that osee decapitated thousands
f hapless frenchmen ipoi the Flsoe
0 la Concorde It now In London, at
ladame Tu.ssud's Waawork txhlUloa.
sa lftrylobono road.
Cure for Oar Sickness.
If you ere troubled with osr Holt
ess, try resting your foot oa a rash'
>n or even a traveling bag whoa tho
rain le in motion. Ton will then
old the vibration of tho turning
rbeele, sad will find that a long Jouray
ean be made without trouble.
A Teem In London.
Villa < M OwnhallflallB Ik. .a. ^
he motor ear that a sight witnessed
7 tha writer rteme worthy of reoort
fwo horses passed down the Strand
rithln Are miittas of aaoh other, and
10th were darkled to an unusual ex
ant The mathematical odds against
uch a fohtoFlence must he rery
Teat
Profits Is Ostriches.
Very tsrfe profits are bolus made
Tom oet/Ich farming In South Africa,
n the Oudtakoorn district many oerich
farmers hare bssoaas extremely
realtt/. One farmer In Gredosk a
rtatea that from two palre at breadB(
bird. ha rained In three and t
urtf nan MO bird., rained at ?11
act Aaothar etatea that from one
mil 01 seed breeding bird, hla net
>r?A tor one yew amounted to ?ret 1
MOO. I
tL John hM retained from
>rUmooth. N. C.. where he kM
ending several dm*.
Thomw O. Blow, on* V the clevwr
1 effldeot clorko at Hotel Louis*,
in returned from Greenville and
lahrlll* where he has hees speadg
hie vacation.
B. W. Thaeker, of fetersburg. VI .
presenting the Itemlagtou typeriter.
la a veloome visitor to the
tjr.
L. A. iMallear of Bllssbelh
ty, la here todayon business.
The many friends of George Floyd j
Richmond, Ye., are glad te aee 1
m In the dtjr.
W. D. Ad demon, of Qreensbero,
. C.. la here today, on business.
George "Honesty'* Jonea, ia here
pain greeting hla many friends.
R Ik McCoy, of the Nor foil
mthern Railway, is registered at
ie Louise. %'
Alex. L. Blow, clerk of the United
atee District Court, Raleigh. N. 0.,
aa here last evening on business
Mtalnlng to the dntleq of his eflce.
Messrs. B. O. Spencer and W. C.
. 8p*nc?r, of 8vaq Quarter, N. C..
e her* today. ?
J. A. Wilkinson, a prominent bustms
man of Belkafea, N. a, u a
p*shlngton~Tlsltor.
T. W. Marshall, of Lake Landing,
. C., arrived here yesterday.
D. M. Lucas, of Maglehard, N. C.,
In the city.
C. E: Mann, of l*k? Landing. N.
, is a guest at h??i i^ouis.
Among the -welcome rial tors to
ashington today* Is T. D. Deris, of
Iddleton, N. C.
PINETOWN B. F. D. NO. I.
Mrs. A. M. Latham and two da ughrs#
Misses Annie Myrtle, LUa
uth and Master George Boyd
itham are a pending the week with
rs. Latham's sister, Mrs. Geo. V.
oyd.
Rer. N. H. Harrison Oiled his
gular apoplntment at White Plains
iturday and Sunday with one addlon
to the church.
Mr. E. T. Harris was a business
sitor to your city . Monday.
Our efflclent R. P. D. carrier took
day oW Monday, II being a legal
sllday. - He la Johnny on the spot
rery day and don't hellers In 1m>sing
on Uncle Sam.
Messrs. William P. and L. P. Hars,
Jr.. are on tba alck list. Hope
-will son recover.
Rer. W. O. Wlnfleld, of Bath, conuctcd
a reriral meeting at Pree
nlon laat week with six additions,
he meeting la being continued by
sr. Mr. Bush.
Miss Nsnnle Boyd returned homo
sturday after spending sereral day
Kb friends In Wsuihlngton.
Picking cotton will soon be the
rder of the day In these parts. But
is price Is far beyond satisfactory,
[old your cotton if you can, la the j
civics of the writer.
Mrs. Geo. R. Boyd and IRtla Sen.
acy Raymond, of Falrrlew, are i
pending a few days with her father,
tr. L. P. Harris.'; * ,
Good luck to tha editor and all of
he News readers is thewlah of las
FOOD FACTS.
What An M. D. Learned.
prominent Georgia phrilclen
rent through t(x| .xp.rl.nrr * hlch
e mnkee pubtlo"It
*M my own experience tpnt
ret led me to ?4roe*te Qrepe-Nnt.
nod end I ?l.p know, from Urine
reeorlbed |t to .onrMeeeonto ?*4
thor week petleatt, th?t Urn toed l?
wondorfil rtbglldnr ??4 roM.r.r
f aorrn tad Drain tigta*, ii w.H m
tuMln. * It Imppnrii tke ilfnittna
ad eidk pntlnat. gate irnr npldlr.
irt u I did la itrnitt ud wnliki.
"I OM is tub low Held thM I
?dl?iiwi? bp work ntlrotr, aid
oat ts tbo mountain of tkle Met*,
at two month, thor. did not laroro
bo; la tut I wm aot aalto
won no whoa.I Inft homo.
"Mr tod did aot atutnla bo nad
: boeamo plain that I muit oheato.
'ken I hneaa to nee Qrnpe-NnU food
nd In two wooka 1 could walk n
ill# without fallen*, and In drt
rook* returned to mr home eud
reotlce, teklne up hard work ne.lu.
Ince thut time I bore felt 11 wet'
nd etronc te I erer did In mr life.
"An e physician who pOeks to help
H sufferers. 1 consider It e detr to
wk" these feete nubile." Mime
Iven by Postum Co., Battle Creek,
(lob.
Trial 10 days of Orapo-NvU. whta
Color fod doee not atom to saeUim
he body, works wonders. "There's
Reason."
Loolp in pkgs. for the fanr.oan little
ook. "The Road to WeHvllle."
war read the above letter? A
lfc?r *** *'*"*" * <w ?
wwwma j
A Pressing Need
No <nM too mm a food our t blocs, Boot of oo do. Ooo of tM '1
tblaoo 700 oood la a buoioooo war U Uu friendship of a food strong
book Uko ooro.
If yoa aro aot alroadr o patron, w tnrlu poo to boeomo oao, tad ?<U
asooro too that vo win otaad by o ar Moada Jkok oar of oar caotooi
to aad too. Oar roeord la tho bo aklac boslaooo la tklo uaawtlf
la oa opoa hook aad vo aro jootlr p road of It. Tklo to a rot baak tor
no
Wo par roar. Tor Coat, oa tlaM dopoolu aad parlafo acooaala. J V
BANK OF WASHINGTON
Washington, N. C.
- \
$2 Per $1000 for 1 Year
That i* all Windstorm Insurance cost on a dwelling. $4.00
a thousand for 3 years. See bow low it is? Yon cant afford
. to be without it
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Wrrtv Bragaw St Co.
First Insurance Agents In '
Washington, N. C. v
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Crystal Ice Cream
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