A1LY ECONOMIST
EVKKV ArTfcHlOO ExtTtrT
j NUNUA.T Jv'
Carolina Pub. CoM
jZABETH CITY, N. C.
Trial Of Third
Autineer Begun
;:tsCimTION I'KICK:
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of. Water and Fearing Stt.
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initiations bhould he uJJrcis-
The Caiiolina IViii.ihhi.no
r, Ulltabeth City. N. C.
JRSOAY, NOV. 9, 190S.
Hly niaile French whkIi the
lima cost $40,000.
la vapor Is a mo.si viiluuld
nt. It will riil ;i : h tin f
a minute.
find waterway an. I tin A
uri'bt reserve arc now i ho
.orks In South Carolina.
AiloiiiiKti.ii. N. (V. Nov. S. Tlio
t.-i:il u ItnlxTi Sinit, tlix ilihil of tin
allege,! inulhieeiK I in nil scIkmiih'I'
lliiny A. Ili'iMiml. was i. -Mimed In th
Federal Court toilay. the Jury panel
ImiltiK been etuijeled id iowdhicu
pie siiniitintitul iih lulemiien. The wit
niHHiK lxl'i were Ciiitnin Stetson,
lite Jlerwind Khlp broker, of rhllule.
phla; Captain J. W. Taylor, inaHter,
and Theodore Simon, inato of the
hcIhmjiii t Blanche II. Klnn, which took
the niiitlnoiiH crew from the llerwlmt.
Arthur AdaniH. one of tin two mutin
eers previously convicted, and several
witnesses from Soulhport, who test I
tieil as to conditions alumni the aban
doned ship wlien nlie was lowed III !
ihere. The statement of Adams dhl
not materially differ fioni that ho
made In his own Ik half, placing III''
entire responsibility on Scoit when
Adams and Sawyer wi r both on trial
earlier in the week. Sentence litis
not yer, been passed upon the prison
will not bt! until they have testified In
the trial of Scott, now in progress.
t friend of the nej-ro Is the
white man, In some town in
gro Is not allowed to nettle,
Grange negro who conies H
stay over night.
'A take a peep in the Olive
tore. It will make your
ter to see the new fresh
y have for you, fancy and
rerles to anil the most fas-
llpplnes, and what to do with
ie great white "elephant' In
8.' Roosevelt Is not'much
iking back steps, and when
i bad bargain ho "sticks the
It" Our purchase of the
i was a bad bargain for tis.
-i In the prgatory of atone-
Its Jong and grievous
of a down-trodden and ig-
le..
.said that in a hundred
vorld .would be wholly Cos
oily Republican.. This pro-
m has not yet. had time for
icatlon, but It seems to be
f fulfillment.
ck Is doomed. Russia was
mghold, and the autocrat
ounded the despotism In
have groaned in his grave
is,, the last ot the Russian
i trembling hands and
bition, handed His stained
meant to say "Witch")
preme dictator of all the
'nve'sted. him with power
i check but his own swee
s of dynasty Is no busi:
but a cat can look at a I
puper can have an opin-
f state, and availing bur
latural and inalienable
make bold to say that
ig step .of, the , head of
vas eminently wise and
Witch (now . we are
) Is a name, to conjure
as lately had an insight
of the workings of Re-
.1 must have seen that
f the people is best for
t "Witch" will extend
j the other people of
;est liberty, the most
! es of citizenship and
t, universal education,
U Spelling Book" and
'ales" are in the hand"
and adult in Republl-
Where th' Brook It Dssp
I like t' tilt u wn, v from town
Thoso imiKuV summer days.
T' lironlt uwuy from InisltiuHS care.
I'orKPttln city ways,
An' wnridi r c.:t nmont; th' trcos
T' where til' bruok Is deep
When th' day 1 1 dyln In th west
An th' hliiN mo kovi' t' slf-cii.
When th' crlc k t chirp f th' katydid
An th tiirklo Joins Uh volet
T' tli' choir lliut makes a fullow feol
'S If ho nlwim would rejoice
Occus he's had n chance f lie
Where iod has done Ills best
T" cheer th" ncart an' mind an' soul
An' give th' weary rust.
I like t' sit down In th' brook.
Where th' wnter's runnln" deep,
An' stretch myself as a freeman should
An' dive an' duck an' leap
Jest as I did In boyhood days,
When all th world wus Kay,
When there wa'n't no cloudy days an' I
Had nuthln' t' do but play.
I can har th' brook a-lauRhln'
In th' shadow of th' trees:
I can seo th' grasses noddln
An' a-dancln' In th' breeze.
An' somewhere up above me.
Between 'Ji' trees an' sky,
I hear th' restless nlht hawk's
Sharp an' raspln' cry.
I hug th' water to me.
An' I kick It Into foam;
I turn upon my back an' float.
with not a thought o horns;
I dive down t' th' bottom
An" feel round fer a stun;
Next I'm treadin' water.
An' t help along- th' fun '
I try my hand at "dog; paw"
An th' long an steady stroke
Which years ago in th' mill pond
Many a swimmin' record broke.
My hair hain't whut it used t' be;
Whut's left Is streaked with gray.
I'm gettln' old, but I have a hope
That 1 11 nuver see th' day
That I can't go qut among th' trees
T where th brook Is deep,
When th' day is dyln' in th' west
An' th' birds are goln' t' sleep,
An' take a good old fashioned swim.
As I aid when th' world wrus gay.
When there wa'n't no cloudy days an' I
Had .nuthln t do but play.
Thomas Holmes,
Be sure to use a
ton oIarfii'
Baking Powder
0
ROYAL Daklng Powder Is Made of Cream of Tartar
and is Free From Alum or Puosphatic Acid
Royal Baking Powder is pure and wholesome
beyond question. There is never any doubt of the
healthfulncss nor of the superiority of the food it
leavens.
Consumers are sometimes solicited to buy
baking powders other than Royal because they cost
less. It is evident to cost lets they must be made
of inferior ingredients.
Low-priced baking powders 10c., 20c, 25c, etc.,
are made from alum, phosphate or other harsh acid
At most, an alum powder would not lessen thevcost
of a cake or batch of biscuit more than the fraction of a
cent. But can you afford for any sum to endr.nfr your
health by making your food with a dangerous baking powder?
' I regard the use of alum baking powders as highly injurious to
the health of the community, and believe that their sale should be
forbidden by law." Gro. F. Barker, M.D., University of
Pcni.syfvanu.
ANOTHER SUICIDE IN JAIL.
Wife Murderer Boyer Follows Exam
ple Set by Darwin.
Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. 8. Following
closely upon the suicide of Albert H
Darwin In .the countf jail yesterday.
Adam Boyer, a prisoner charged with
the murder of hia wife, ended his life
early today by hanging himself from
9 water pipe in his cell.
Jn the same cell with Boyer were
two prison truties. So quietly did
Boyer do his work, howevr, that nei
ther of. the men knew that he was
dead until they awakened this morn
ing. ,. ., .
Boyer shot and killed hia wife in
Berea several weeks ago, and a posse
searched unsuccessfully for him for
two or three days. Later Boyer gave
himself up to the Cleveland police. "
OLD FAVORITES.
Th Deathbed.
We watched her breathing through the
night, ,.
Her breathing, .soft and low, .
Au in her broast the wave of life
Kept heaving to and fro.
So silently we seemed to speak,
1 So slowly moved about,
As we had lent her half our powers
To eke her living out.
Cur very hope belled our fears;
Our fears our hopes belied.
We thought her dying when she slept
And Bleeping when she died.
For when the morn came dim and sad
And chill with early shows
Ber quiet eyelids closed sh had
Another morn than ours.
Thomas Hood.
xample of Graft.
overnment wastes a
'printing things which
way of "reserve." On
'ook shelves, guarded
e millions of literary
ing oce expenses
ars, consisting prin-
ies to jobholders,
"tv millions. In the
publican graft sal
1 in the total. -'
this comparatively
i illustrate, perhaps.
in any other and
just what Republi
can make out ot its
ft. In the light of
ut of the printing
'ie grfat regime
loBsal opportunity
?ars. provided the
er the regime at
The Horrors of the Second Death.
Oh, where shall rest be found,
Rest for the weary soul?
'Twere vain the ocean's depths to
sound
Or pierce to either pole.
The world can never ?lve
The bliss for which we sigh;
'Tis not the whole of life to live
Nor all of death to die.
Beyond this vale of tears
There Is a life above,
Unmeasured by the flight of years.
And all that life is love.
There Is a death, whose pang
Outlasts the fleeting breath
Oh. what eternal horrors hang
Around the second death!
Thou God of truth and grace.
Teach us that death to shun,
Lest we be banished from thy face,
Forevermore undone!
Montgomery.
Against Quarreling and Fighting.
Let dogs delight to bark and bite.
For God hath made them so;
Let bears and lions growl and fight.
For 'tis their nature too.
But, children, you should never let
Such angry passions rise;
Tour little hands were.never made
To tear each other's eyes.
Let love through all your actions run
And all your words be mild;
Live like the Blessed Virgin's Son,
That sweet and lovely child.
His soul was gentle as a lamb.
And as his stature grew
He grew In favor both with man
And God his Father too.
Isaao Watt.
rows while iiam
Mountain Tea Is
.test baby medi-
-z mothers. 35
' Standard Phar-
All things must change
To something new, to something strange)
Nothing that is can pause or stay;
The moon will wax. the moon will wane.
The mist and cloud will turn to rain.
The rain to mist and cloud again.
Tomorrow be today.
Longfellow.
Cashier Dewey; J7 TZ.
Serving Sentence
HBKMSl 1
Raleigh, N. C, Nov. 8 Thomas :yf.
Dewey, cashier of the defunct bank at
Newbern, came here this morning, un
accompanied, and voluntarily begarf
his six years' term in the penitentiary.
Sheriff Biddle, of Newbern, arrived
this afternoon and went to the prison
and secured a receipt for his prisoner,
who had spent the day inspecting his
new quarters.
No money comes easier than
interest money, when you
have .once made a start. It
does not require a large
amount to begin with. We
will pay three per cent inter
est upon amounts of five dol
lars and-.upwards. There are
no vacation periods with in
terest, it keeps right on work
ing for you days, nights, Sun
days, and holidays, Better
bein now; deposit whatever
you' can'spare, add to it when
ever, possible,; and in . time
your success is assured. One
dollar is all that is' necessary
to open an account. we win
welcome you, whether " your
account be large or small.
Savings Bank & Trust Co.
Elizabeth City, N. C,.
THE WISE
HERCHANT
OWNS HIS
OWNi.
STORE,
lu ts the monay paid for rent in bin own
lx'ket.
You can buy one of these Davi lots 20X14 7
feet.
Bear in mind the Hize UuX 147 feet, with the
privilege of building out "0 feet further, making a
total of 100 feet dt'ep.for :!2."0.
Don't compart' thin with your t'O and 7.r feet
deep lotn, as is the average in Klizabeth City eton1
lluy one of tliewo Davis lotn at $3.'."i0, put a
$2000 brick building on it. total ."J.'i0.
A ntoro so located will easily bring the liixt
year per month, which in good intercut.
Inctead of paying this to the landlord you
put in your u pneket, then an the property grows
more valu.ibi" your n-nt expenses remain the same.'
You can aU'ivs do Iiiwiionh at the name old
stand; while tlmnvnt payer Iia - to pay more rent or
move.
Hotter buy a Davis lot at once, then bui d
your own store. See A. C Hathaway at once.
PROMPTNESS THE MOTTO
? L. D. Oiddens, Jr., I
1 WATCH MAKER. 2
JEWELER, S
i ENGRAVER. w
s Nice Work and Prices Right i
z Graduate 1891, Parsons' llorologtcal College. g
Next To Post Office 3
For past year with Louis Selig
ipmi$& Wn Witt
' -.1 :
ATTENTION.
Saturday, November 11, 1905, at 12
o'clock m., I will sell at court house
door house and lot situated corner
Dyer and Cedar streets. House is
two stories, 7-foot hall, 8 rooms '14x16
each, in good repair and situated on
a lot of ground measuring about 100
x85 feet. Room for two additonal
houses. Rents for $1.50 week as now
stands. Terms cash or one-third cash
balance In one and two years,
nov 9-2t I. M. MEEKINS.
Cut Glass1
Fancy China
Baick-a-Brac
We have rushed, the
opening of some lota
to supply the demand
for artistic goods at
fair pri(8.
An early call will in
sure you just the thing
you want.
PI HICK CO
Forl$3.00
Zoeller's Special
forJXmas."
One Half Dozen
Cabinet Oval
Photographs
and a
4
Life size Crayon
for $3.00
the Crayon alone is worth the
monev. Give me your order
now forXmas delivery.
Cor. Main and Poindexter St.
DELICIOUS
Breakfast
la assured when you have
Hecker's New
Buckwheat
AND
Our Special Brand
of-Maple Syrup
TDXEY 4 HUP
Commercial Job Printing
Every Description iOur Specialty. TRY it
THE CAROLINA PUBLISHING COMPANY, ',
Telephones No. 58 and 258 r. Cor." Water erd FceiirjS
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Don't miss the chances for this fall. Which las before your hand
for you to pick up. If-ybu only go to the right place to look through
out lin of goods, which you wont help from hot buying, as we are sell
ing our goods special tbi$ fall at real low wholesale 'prioes. Our stock
consists of a big line of boy's suits, a big line of youth's suits, and also
a big line of men's suits, and ladies and children shoes. - A big line of
ladies cloaks and skirts and furw. We have a special sale for this Sat
urday only on mens' pants. On account we want to . make room for
some nev goods. The special sale will also consist of a big line of
comforts and blanket. We would . have memtioned all the articles we
have in the store, but it js impossible.- Remember the place 14 Poin
dexter street acrossed the street from W, T. Love's meat market. Don't
fail to come and examine our goods. . -
ABE COHEN, Prop.
14 Poindexter St. Elizabeth City, N. C
LOST White . package containing
l-2flogen silver spoon a and card
bearing name of Mrs.WJI. Hunt; be
tween, home o( u Cap t. .Outlaw and
Main St. Finder . please return to
this office.
Hell O Bill good morning John, how do you feel? I feel like
a sixteen year old, how are you, why I dont feel good this morn
ing my breakfast did not agree with me, what did you have? I
had Oat Meal, bistets and steak, you did not have the wright
kind, what kind do you use John? I use II. O. that is the best,
Bill you ought to of had a breakfast like mine; that would of
made you felt better, what was that? I had II. O. Oat Meal whole
wheat flour biskets and buckwheat cakes and maple syrup, coun
try sausages, where did you get them? I got it at the
' Olive Grocery,
they alwaysjieep the best of eveiy thing, where is that place
115 Poindexter Street
now be sure you get in the right place, it is the largest grocery
in town and they have the largest Mock, you ask him to show
you that Mocha and Java coffee they have, it is the finest yon
have ever drank, try a pound. Ask for
H. O. Oat Meal
and dont let anyone give you something instead. If they have
not got that, you know you are in the wrong store "then push on
until you find it-
OLBVE GROCERY
1 15 Poindexter Street.