Sowing The Seed
Of Kindness will bring happi
ness, soweing my Field and Garden
Seed will bring a good crop. All
of my stock is fresh, and of the
best quality that can be had.
September and' October is the
best time to sowe for Lawns, 1'as
t ure or Hay. J have in stock a full
line of Grass Seed, Turnip and
Jluta IJaga and all other Heed for
fall soweing, I also have a lull line
ff Feed at the lowest market price.
W. 5. White,
Feed and Seed,
1 27' Poindexter St. Phone 04.
. ELIZABETH CITY, N. C.
SUFFOLK COLLEGE.
SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA.
. Select school lor girls. Ab
faculty. Complete eources. Ilea
ful loca.ion. Beautiful site. Com
fortable buildings. Electric lights
Baths. Pure water. Unsurpassed
table. Six churches. Best moral
and religious influences. Teims
very moderate. 37th. year beging
14th. September 1905. or terms
and further particulars address.
Sally A. Finnky, Principal.
Suffolk, Va
Correct
Prescription
Work
We know what your doctor
wants you to take, and we
wake it our special business to
do exactly as he says. We
know substitutes won't go.
We also know only pure, full
strength drugs will go.
First-class graduate pharma
cists always in charge of this de
partment, working under the
never-failing double-check sys
tem. No mistakes made in pre
scription work ia this store.
Albemarle - Pharmacy
Cor.'Maln and Road Streets.
TD)ARGAINS!
OaRGA I NS!
The greatest bargains ever offered
to the public in
Nail and
Scrubbing
Brushes.
The best Japanese bristle brush sold
' for 50o and 75c, we will sell you as
long as they last at
25c Each.N
Standard Pharmacy
Cor- Main and Poindexter Streets
WE ARE NOW
orses
ill round $1
faction Guaranteed
Stokes Stables, 308 Matthews St
DESIRABLE HOLIES
Kl VI. I
A
Qrinninrr U
OIIUDIIIft II
EaTii3
In City and - Country
always on hand. I can serve yoft at
any time with best Real Estate.
N. R. PARKER,
" ' r In Pail Esbfa Ell;?teth Cits . C
... Ir . .
THE DAILY ECONOMIST
JVBhtnnku Evuur Aftkbnoon Except
Sunday By f.
The Carolina Pub. Co.,
ELIZABETH CITY.N. C.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE:
ONE YKAR S3. 00.
ONK MONTH .25.
R. 15. CltKKCY,
W; L. 'Coiioon, . . .'
W. L. Smith, ... . .
..Ed. in Chief
..Mgr. Editor
, . Business Mgr
' OFFICES IN BROWN BUILDING.
Business Office: No. 510 Ma in Street.
Editorial and composing rooms up stairs
PHONES:
Business Office, 58. Editorial Rooms, 258.
All communicntions should be address
ed to Tbk Carolina IPublishing
Company. Elizabeth City, N. C.
WEDNESDAY AUG. 8, 1905.
Tho Peace Commissioners
at Oyster Bay.
Oyster Bay has become the sum
mer capitol of the United States
and Sagamore Hill the White
House. President Roosevelt is a
man of affairs, full of physical vi
tality and intellectual .vigor and
since ue suggested the -peace con
ference between Russia and Japan
to arrest the further prosecution of
hostilities, be has become the Queen
niece on the international chess
board.
It is meet and proper that Witte,
the head or the Russian commis
sion and Karuma the head of the
Japanese Commission with ,J,heir as
sociates, should have accepted the
Presidents invitation to meet here
at luncheon at Oyster Bay on Fri
day, on their way to Portsmouth,
N.H.
It was a most opportune occasion.
A good luncheon and a hospitable
and genial host are great promoters
of peace and good will among men.
They met at the hospitable board
of Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt at Saga
more Hill, and the President was in
his happiest time.
The two commissioners met for
the first time, and were introduced
amid the festivities of the festival
board. Surely that was no time or
place for the cherishing of envy
hatred and malice, and but for their
diplomatic character, which makes
duplicity its rule of conduct, they
would then and there have opened
their hearts, laid down their arms
and proclaimed the victories of
peace and no less renowned than
those of war.
The entertainment was on board
the "May Flower," the President's
summer vacht at Oyster Bay.
lie introduced the informal cere
monial with the following appro
priate remarks aud toast, which was
rank by all standing:
"Gentlemen I propose a toast to
which there will be no answer and.
which I ask you in silence stand
ing, l drink to the weltare and
prosperity of the sovereigns and
people ot the two great nations
whose representatives have met one
another on this ship. It is myl
most earnest hope and prayer in the
interest of not only these two great
powers, but of all mankind, that a
t and lasting peace may speedily-;
beXoncluded between them."
. . . .. i
e occasion, tho divested, as
;h as possible, of all formality,
as a most august aud significant
one. lhe r resident was saluted
with his twenty one guns, national
airs were played by the government
band. Distinguished representa
tives of the country in Arm v, Is aval
and civil life were present, all in
full dress uniform.
Government ships of war were
lying at anchor in Oyster Bay
those that conveyed the peace com
missioners to the President's ban.
quet and the ships to convey the
Russian and Japanese - commission-
to the. conference at - Portsmouth,
N. 11."
Nothing occurred to mar the aus-
icious ana significant occasion.
Whatever may have betin the
secrets of the hearts of the peace
commiseioner" there were no ex
ternal evidences of hostility. Their
greetings at their first introduction
were cautious and cordial, and the
resident was in his happiest and
mm
5 Have you noticed the great cut
I . TnHfirwPfl'r at THE ELK. I
.- aavftvi T
WWVWWV"VWWW VWVtVll'StVWk
We had an appreciated call on
Monday from Abner Grancly of
Portsmouth, Va., a native of Cam
den county, and an interesting relic
of that time that tried the soi ls of
men. lit; was in the thick o : the
conflict to the end and was a brave
soldier and a true man. He pre
serves as his dearest treasun the
bullet pierced jacket that be wore
during the war, and in all rand
confederate meetings it is a con
spicuous figure on the line ot
march. He is here on a vitit to
relatives and friends. R. B. C.
$2.50 Gold
Spectacles and Eyeglasse i
worth o. 00.
Examination free by our eye
specialists. Our work must plvo
satisfaction or money refund ed.
Notice For excursionists we
have Sunday hours from 10 a. m.
to 1 p. m.
No irlanses are prescribed
! unless needed. Correspjn-
dence solicited.
Virginia Optical Co.,
324 JVlain ot. cor. iaibot,
2nd. Floor,
NORFOLK, VA.
Reference Principal business
men and clergymen of Norfolk.
FOR BETTER SERVICE
by having
Thos.P. Wright Co
DO Tll
YORK.
Tel. No. 150
SBESSftt
Central Academy
Rev. . VI. W. Hester, Principal
Prof. W. M. Hinton, Asso. Prin
A Christian Home and High
SchooLfor boys and young men.
Splendidly located in Warren
county, one 'mile from depo.;, im
mediately on S. A. L. road in a
beautiful grove of 12 or 15 ac es on
a COO acre farm.
For further information address
the Principal or Assdciate Princi
oal, Littleton, N. C.
I 5iip - Upr !
ALBEMARLE HIGH SCHOOL
ELIZABKTH
New building, 62 by 109 feet. Six
assembly hall. Building equipped'
capacity tor 400 pupils. Good location,
professional training. Keaosanble rates.
W.,
and Music Departments. Fall Term opens bept. fl, 1905. For Cata
logue or full information address: J. J. SCARBOROUGH, Principal,
Elizabeth City, N, C. '.
Littleton Femal e Coll ege
Splendid-location. Her .1th Resort. Over 200 boarding pupils
last year., High grade of wor , High standard ot culture and socia'
ife. Conservatory advantage in Music. Advanced courses in Art and
Elocution-IIot water heat. Electric lights and other modern Im
provements. Remarkable health rerd; only one death among pupils in 23
yea.'s. Close person:) I attention t t he health and social development of
every pupil. High standard of scb darship. All pupils dressed alike on
public occasions. (. H AKi ? - V 1 .it i LOW.
24Anni;.il Sesi..u Hi" x-jin Septeniler 13th, 1005. For cata
logue address, RUV.
swOrJl
The Whole
Family Always
in Good Humor
The husband smiles, the chil
dren are happy and the baby
docs no cry when you have
Smithfield Hams
and
Royal Patent Flour
to serve them with from your
table. This gives you' the best
bread and there is no better meat.
Toxey & Gallop,
WATER STREET.
Highland Blend
20c
Mocha and Java
25c
Seal Brand
38c .
S. M.S. Rollinsori,
504 Main Street.
Phone 31-
If you want Good
things to eat, ask
the central for
No. 25
Candies, Fruits, Fancy Cakes
all canned goods and pickies
W. T. Dean & Co.
Poindexter St., near Main
rY f'j'jr.!.iin Tsa ft'uggets
A y; ti t r Modioina fur Busy People.
i:i;'.s tioldon EeaUU und Renewed Vigor.
)-''. m fii.- Const !.tlon, IndlgwUou; LWo
. ..' v .roiniiB-, 1'ifnpit's. Kcv.enw, impim
' i : wii-.'kisii JJoiviis. H'Wlacn'
' ii :c.'.iy nlo'.mliiiu 'k'.'U-in U
i1..;;'-! :i nx. (i.'ii'ioiM 'o:t.l'A t'
M SUA TCR SALLO'.V PCdPLS
CITY, N. C
study halls, four class rooms, large
with single patent desks. Ample
.bight experienced teachers with
Literary, Commercial, Elocution
J. M. RHODES, A. fl.,
Coffee
in the price of
'
"Haberdashers to the Elite"
s
4 fcrfl
CUT THIS OUT
Miaa with $1 and get the
WLEKLY
TIMESDISPATCH
ONKYEAR.
A TWO BLADE
POCKET KMFE PfPO
6 In. long, open, '
if you send this ad. pinned
to your order.
Two blinle-1 of tiest steel, horn
hiiiKllc, otroriK spring and fine
tlni.)i.' FMctiiri' about hulf slz.
Kctulla S5o. to 5 Sent regl
twd oinii 8 cents extra.
TIMES-DISPATCH,
EICHM0ND, VA.
is,
BY BUYING MONEY-SAVING TOOLS.
MQ iginnl sen(l catalogues of each
VlC WcUll the following to every
mm Farmer in the State.
WRITE A POSTAL CARD FOli ONE:
The CORN CROP can be doubled by using
a HUSKEK and SHREDDER. It husks
the corn and delivers Into wagon or crib
and shreds or cuts the stalk and fodder at
the same time into splendid feed and
delivers it into barn or stack.
FEED MILLS, which grind corn and cob
or shelled grain into meal.
HAND or POWER FEED CCTI'ERS,
with travelling feed table.
S1JND FOIt CATAI.OGUKS
THE IMPLEMENT QQMP&
302-ISO East Main Street. '
se
est beans only are used.
xfra care exercised in blending.
dulteraficns not permitted. .
se of most improved machifieryi
tondard of merit- our wafchworrf
Endless wafthftbess
cose no mve
&iach?:miJemmfQ .Institute
A Christian Training
MTTO: Thorough Instruction Under Positive ChristiarinRuences at Lowest Possible Cost
jfhs km At Elackstone is to make
helpful, happy women.
RIcdern brick building, with electric lights, water
on every floor,, best methods of teating and sanitation,
Aids to
campus ot 550 ceres ; faculty of 29, trained in the best
schools, nil Uviuff in the buildjng with the girls ; jnnusua! f'-'vC
Success
... , raiflimSQ . O? teachers
influence.
(1) A CCnl!ri7aous extraordinary growth (from 29 to 255
boarders in ten years), every place taken every year, total .
Proofs Of enrolliiie-t last cession S34.
SSCCCSJ nnd their p.r?r.t9- are sr.ikl!,lzs'r?c wlfssr.tn?,. (3
Students enter elates of the Randolph-Mac. - Wota&a'a f
College on oar certificate nitbOU J X3n-:ni:i ?crj.
For Catalogrue and Application Blank,
. JAMES CANNON. Jr.,
Truckers
and
I Mdrket .
1
I
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Gardeners
Desiring to purchase Early Peas,
a Beans, Radish, Beet, Squash,
,3 Cucumber, Watermelon, Can-
II taloupe or any other Vegetable
; Seeds in quantity are requested
to w rite us for special prices, stat-'
'j ing ubout the quantities required.
WOOD'S VEGETABLE SEEDS ,
tu Hi-fi sni&iiill v rrnwn with referene'e
,-i iu uie auapiauuiiy ami neeuH oi t?.
Southern 'truckers, and have at- I
turned tlie largest Sale and a eplen- 0
si did reputation all throuchout the B
I Houth. g
Wood's Descriptive Catalogue g
gives full and correct information (
ia aiout an seeds and calls attention g
y to different varieties and crops ' 1st
likeiy to bring profitable re- (g
, returns to Southern Garden- gl
,s and Truckers. Cato- v n
ogue mailed free upon . g
requesi, 5
lOD&SOHSI
Seed Growers and Merchants, t
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RiCHMOND, VIRGINIA.
9-
MORSE TOWERS vrith FEED MILLS
attached, and for running F4d Cut
ters, wood bavs, ete.
FAN'N'IXG MILLS for grai!vand seed.
GRAIN DiliLLS, bojh dscJW hoe.
Busies, CarrliigreV'ag'oiisnnd Har
iiess, from the 'finest to the hurr blest.
We have the largest stock in the South.
SORGHUM MILLS and Evaporators.
WIRE FEKOING of ail kinds. Thebes'
snd cheapest aid will last -a l:ftimc.
Weed Patent SiVIX CHIT.XS Vr
f.".r the Ifcst.
'iWllltai
OF
BEST
dunn rnanufecture.
man orners.
School for Girls
of the fidrls sent there caaltliv.
J cteerfu'. wholesome christian
(2Y Hundreds of vounjr ladiCX
address '
A. At .
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most genial mood. R. B. C. i
Prksipevt, Littleten, N. C.
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