TIIE ROANOKE BEACON.
PUBLISHED EVEItY FRIDAY
C V. W. AU;SB0N, Editor and Owner
PLYMOUTH,
N. C.
Friday. June 12. 1903.
Weak Lungs
NeedVINQL
its cod liver oil elements heal
and strengthen the lungs
Many people Inherit weak lung
which are likely to be attacked by
consumption. So also ; are lungs
weakened by disease or by a stubborn
hacking cough,
. Vinol, which is a real cod liver prep
aration with all the useless oil elimi
nated and tonic iron added, strength
ens weak lungs and gives one the
power to throw off wasting diseases.
We ask every person suffering
from weak lungs, stubborn hacking
coughs or any wasting dlseas.e to try
Vinol on our guarantee.
P, E. Davenport, Druggist.
NOIIFOLK & SOUTHERN RAIL
WAY. IN EFFECT SEPT. 30TIL 1907.
TRAIN SERVICE.
NbttTHBOPD t
,keaye Belhaven daily (except Sunday;
6:4(1 a. in.
Leave Washington 10:.r: a ni
" Plymouth l'2'. J p XQ
" Mackey's Ferry 2A0pm.
Arrive Edentou 2:05 p. ni.
Leave Kdeuton daily (except .
Suuday) 7 4" a. m , & 3 J 5 p. m.
Arrive Elizabeth Cliy daily (ex
cept Suuday) 8 C.r a m., 3 15 & 4 2". p. m.
Arrive Norfolk daiiy (f-xcept Sun
day) 10 40 it Mi-, 4 45 & 6 1U p. m.
tSOUTHBOUND :
Leave Norfolk daily (except
' Sunday) U.". I 5fl a. in. A G 05 p. in.
'Arrive L.IU. t'i daily (except
SurMav) . ini'.Ja th & 1 5J5. 7 S3 p in.
'jArmV l-klein-u laify (except
; SuW1h ' ). 1 1 30 a. rp. & 2 20, ' ni p in.
Leave iLdeutoil daily (except
Buiidax) 2 30p. iu
Arrive lielhtm-n daily (exeopt
Sunday) ' 10 p. Di.
LttaVe E-:enlou 2:30 P. 111.
Arrive I'lyu.outh 4:2H p. m
Aiiive Uahtm.Ktou .r:4: p. m
Trunin Nos. 3, , 5 A 6 stop m alt inter
mediate buIhuin.
Connect nt Norfolk with trains to and
from Viigiiiiu licuch and Currituck brauch
STEAMBOATS ERVICE.
Leave hdeulon 2:30 p in., daily except
8uuday, lor cupperuoiig liiver.
Steamer leaves New 13eru 7 4f p. m.
Leaven Oriental J 00 a. to., for New iiern,
daily except Suuday.
Steamers leave Uelhaven 5 00 a. m. Tues
day. Tburnday and Saturday for Aurora,
South Creek, Makley ville, &c.
Steamer leaves Plymouth daily (except
Sunday) 4:00 p. in. for landings ou Oiibhie
liiver.
For further information apply to W. J .
Nicholson, Ag't, Plymouth, or to the Gen
era! Office of the N. & S. liy., Norfolk, Va.
M, W. MAGUHiE,
Gen. Supt.
H. C. HUDGINS,
Gen'l Ft.& Pass Agt.
PAMLICO DIVISION MIXED TRAINS.
A. M.
9 45 Lve.
11 15
12 30
. 115 Arr.
p. M.
a. m.
8 45 Lve.
y 10
9 44
10 00
10 08
. 10 25 Arr.
A. M.
Mackey'e Ferry
Plymouth
Pine Town
Washington
iMackerVFerry
Hoper
Pike ltoad F
Kishopcrosa F
J'antufio
Ikilhuvrn
Arr. 5 10
4 40
S0O
Lvo. 1 50
A. M.
Arr. "8 20
801
720
7 03
li 55
Lve. 6 40
A. M.
O. JT. McLEAN,
REPAIRING
CLOCKS & WATCHES.
AND ALL KINDS CF JEWELRY.
Prices Roasonablo.r-Work Solicited.
Main St., near Artesian Well,
PLYMOUTH, N. C.
KILLthe cough
and CURE the LUNGS
w Or. King's
Nov; DisGGuory
rnn ouchs
PBICB
Art A tl.flft.
OLDS Trial Bottio Free
AND AU THROAT AWDlUXGTBOUgLES.
QUAEANTEED
SATISFACTORY.!
OB MONEY BEPUNDED.
gold by Spruill & Hro.
BEACON FLASHES.
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Those who have friends visiting fa
them, or who inteudu leaving home
themnelves, will please let it be known
at this ofiice. ho the fact may be mbn
$ tioned ' It does not matter whether
c you are a subscriber or not. All we ,
ask is let ua kuow it.
'Talk it up."
- r.
"ilave yoa seen Aimee ?' "
Our town had been foil of folks this
week.
The new mercantile firm. Latham-Owens
Co., opened up ou-Friday last.
Jno. It. Smith's Shows are here, they
came in Monday and took charge of the
town.
De Witt's Little Early Risers, the famous
little liver pills, are sold by P. . Duven
port. Ask W Fletcher Ausbon. The InHuranca
Man, about that Health and Accident ooli-
cy he sells.
Mr. VV. li. Ward showed uh arina toma
to on Tuesday which he gathered from his
garden. Pretty early friend Uurton.
Mess. Burton WArd and F. It. Johnston
have purchawed the Horntual bankrupt.
siock ana are Closing it out at a low price.
Big cuts or little cuts, small scratches or
bruises or big ones are healed quickly by
De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. It in eBpecia
ly good for piles. Sold by P. E. Daven
port. Our colored people are advertising an
excursion to Newborn on June 15th. to re
turn on the 16th. A special oar will be
provided for white people.
Don't wait uutil your property is burned
and then sny "I ought to have insured," it
In too late tnen, see W. Fletcher Ausbon,
The Insurance Man, now and get a poliey.
Dr. W. II. Ward took Mrs. Wilson
Ambros to the Washington hospital ou
tduesday where 6he goes for special
treatment and we hope she may soon re
turn lully restored to health.
DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills are
Di'OiDDt and thorough and will m a verv
shot time strengthen the weiened kidueys
and allay troubles arising from intlamatiou
oi me Diaciut-r. j.ney are recommeded
everywhere. Sold by P. K. Davenport,
Mrs. Bessie O. Staton. of Baltimore, ha
been spending a few dayB here us the guest
of her sist6r, Mrs A. L. Owens, she was
accompanied by her nephew, Master Jolm
Milton Willey, of Chopotauk.
Mrs. W. M. Bond, of Fdenton, accom
panied by her sou, Mr. G. Bond, spent
Thursday night and part of yesterday in
onr town as the guest of her hoh, our clever
and popular young attorney, Mr. W.M.
boud, Jr.
The Jr. Baseball team, of Ed-nton, came
over on Weduesday aud crossed huts with
i tie .Ir s , of our town It was ngood g..me
bii: oui hoyK were too much furihc visitors
ironi S'art to finish .aud thn iiua closed
with i be oeoit 13 to 6 in favor of the home
team.
Have you been down ) fiar th Edison
and Victor Tnikinj; Macl.pit-s at Mr. O. H.
LfgeettV? ' Mr. L ng-l jK afht for tht
iihove machines al u tile Jtuiiibi.t which
lie mvil. h the public to h'ar He ha quite
a number of ncords whicn coti 1st ut the
latent in tiriic '' fe I'tJ-tf
Lovers of baseball wiil witnens a series
of tlii-best games hue op the 23 aud
-'4 oi June, tliut Urtw ever been jl.:yed in
Plymouth, tie conter-ting teann being
the "All citais," i f liiuhmoiid, Va , and
the ' ikado's," of Plymouth These are
color d people aud are ball players, sure.
The Kutne will be called at 3:3o ech day
special arrrtngements will be made fur the
accommodation of white people.
The Sr. Baseball team of Plymouth went
to Edentou ou Thuivday laot to play a
match guuiti with that town. The game
was well played f jr three innings, both
sides b ing shut out, ou the 4th inning
au error by the Plymouth toam gave the
Ldcntoni tns six runs, this mning was not
finished as the game was called on account
ot rain. . Ou Friday our team was sched
uled for a game at Hertford, they went on
to that town but were unable to play the
game ou account of rain, i'hey " returned
home Saturday afternoon.
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup is the
one that children .'ike so well to take as it
tastes nearly as good as maple sugar. It is
different from the others as it, does not
constipate, but on the other hand it acts
gently yet freely on the bowels and there by
it drives the cold out of the system.
It ts sold by P. E. Davenport...
Fisherman's Meeting.
Having been appointed Fish Com
missioner for Washington county by
Gov. Glenn, Mr. W. II, Hampton
called a meeting of the fishermen ot
the county at the Court House on
Wednesday to consult together and
elect two other delegates to the Fish
erman's Convention this Summer.
Mr. M. F. Davenport, of Creswell,
was elected to represent the fcound
fishermen and Mr. W. II. Ward to
represent the liiver fishermen.
These men, with Mr. Hampton,
will attend the State Fisherman's
Convention which will convene some
time the latter part of August either
at Morehead City or Beaufort, for
the purpose of fomulating plans,
etc., in the interest of the fishing
industry of the State.
Thinks It Saved His Life.
Lester M Nelson, of Naples, Maine,
says in a recent letter. "I have used Dr.
King's New Discovery many years, for
coughs and colds, and I think it saved my
life. I have found it a reliable remedy
for throat and lung complaints, and would
no more be without a bottle than I would
be without food." For nearly forty years
New Discovery has stood at the head of
throat and lung remedies. As s preven
tive of pneumonia, and healer of weak
lungs it has no equal. Sold under guar
antee by Bpruill & Bro. 50c. and $1.00.
Trial bottle free.
In Police Court.
There was a little ripple yesterday
morning in police court, caused by
the trial of two of our young men.
Mr. II. W. Brown and Mr. Ed.
Ayers had a scrap at the ice house
ot Mr. K. It. Jackson, this did not
amount to much, but shortly after
the scrap was renewed at the artesian
and Mr. Brown struck Mr. Ayers on
the head with a brick, or some other
hard substance, inllictiug a painful,
but not serious wound.
The above affair arose over a base
ball game. Mayor Spruill acted as
Umpire and rendered the following
decisions:
1st Inning Ayers to bat Brown on
deck; score I to 5 in favor of Ayors.
This was scrap no. 1. Ayers lined lc.
Biewn B dollars.
2ud Inning Brown to bat Ayers
on deck; score Ayers out on first,
Brown (error) referred to Judge ot
Superior Court as Keferee, that is
scrap no. 2 Ayers discharged Brown
bound over to court for using (brick)
bat not admitted in gnme.
The Carnival.
Notwithstanding the Carnival was
not advertised early enough to draw
many from out of toivn, yet the at
tendance has been good all the week.
The shows are far better than ex
pected. The "Old Plantation"
Minstrels .are, if anything, better
than Allen's; "Aimee," iu her won
derful skirt dance, is simply bewil
dering,; "Lunette" is just a big in
terrogation point from start to finish,
and leaves you stil! guessing ; The
"Electric Theatre," with its superb
moving pictures, is a whole show of
itself: the "Thaw Trial" will be
presented there to-night (Friday)
and no one who ca.n bo there will
miss it; the "Ferris VW heel" has
captured all the little Ones, and lots
of big ones, too, and all the other
attractions are full abreast, with
those named, while E:.posi to's Ital
ian Band dispenses the best music
for everybody.
Mr. Smith is a most courteous
gentleman of refinement and execu
tive ability, and has around him
only those who are quiet, orderly
and well-behaved.
The Best Pills Ever Sold.
"After doctoring 15 years for chronic
indigestion, and spending over two huu
dred dollars, nothing has done me as much
good as Dr. King's New Life Pills I con
sider them t' e best pills ever sold." writes
B. F. Ayscue, os lugleside, N. (J. Sold
under guarantee at Spruill A Bro.'s. 25c.
Industrial Education at A. &c
M. College.
'Ibe adverteujeiii of Hie Nor'h Caro
lina (loi.etfO of Agriculture and Jkitckauic
Arts appttarb in another column This
College Las courses of ins: ruction in Ag
riculture, 01 students; Civil Engineering,
I03tndents; Electricul Euiueeriug, lit!
students Mechanical Engneeriu, 79
studxuts Cotton Mumif.tciiiriug, Cnem
istry, anil Dyeing, 50 students. Besides
the regular four-year courses there are
short courses and special courses in Ma
chine Work, Drawing and Designing,
Carding and Spinning, W caving, Cloth
Analysis, Agriculture, aud Dairying.
Next session begins September 2, 1908.
For catalogue, etc., address The President,
West Kaleigh.N. O.
THE GRACE OF STICK-
TO-IT-IVENESS.
Much has been sud of American ag
gressiveness, of the fash and strenuousness
of our modern life, but it remains for us to
make yet another word svnonomous with
oar nationality. A recent writer speaking
upon this subject says that there are two
worda frequently used in American life,
but not as yet found in our dictionaries.
One is "stickability ; " the other, "quita
bility." The first might readily have found
a place in our vocabulary during the first
memorable winter of the Pilgrim fathers,
or agaiu when that man of unwavering
purpose, U. 8. Grant, announced his deter
mination to "fight it out on this line if it
takes all summer."
The world always honors the sticker ;
none comes to the quitter The one in a
noble quality that enables the soul of man
to hang on to the work in hand though the
earth reels and the heavens fall. It gives
one the courage of his own convictions. It
creates enthusiasm enough to paint on the
side of a desert wagon "Pike's Peak or
Bust;" it gives determination sufficient to
carry Martin Luther to Worms "though
there were a thousand dsvils on the tiles of
the roof tops;" it sails new seas, Cisco vers
new continents, explores unknown wilds
and territories, breaks through all obstacles
and never acKuowIedgeo failure.
The other nyver wins the victory, al
ways fails in the crises of life, retreats at
the first blow of the storm, is a chronic
dyspeptic, constantly fucdiug on the bread
of cowardice made from the skimmed and
soured milk of irresolution, and In the end
knows nought of the glory of conquest,
the triumph of accomplished duty, or the
power of aotion.
Don'i be a quitte; stick, and sticking
win! Selected.
An ounce contributed to the happiness
of auother, is a poand added to your own.
A Grand Family Medicine.
"It gives me pleasure to speak a good
word lor xulectno Bitters, writos Alt.
Frank Conlan of No.v 43C Houston lit ,
New York. ' It's a gr.-.nd family medicine
for dyspepsia and liver complications;
while for lame back and weak kidneys it
cannot bo too highly recommended."
Electric Bitters regulate the digestive
functions, purify the blood, rnd impart
renewed vigor and vitality to the weak
and debilitated of both sexes. Bold under
guarantee at Hprnill & Bro.'a. 50o.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
I wish to announce that I am a candi
date for re-nomination for the office of
County Treasurer. My record as an effl-
cer in the past speaks for itaelf. and if
nominated and elected to Ibis position of
trust, I promise the same faithfulness in
the future that I have given in the past.
Thanking my friends for their past
loyalty, and asking that they attend the
primaries and the convention, I am,
llespectfully,
CLARENCE LATHAM.
A CARD.
I will say through the columns of this
paper that I will be a candidate for re
nomihation this year, and thauking my
friends aud constituents for the past hon
ors and favors coui'erred opon .me, and
assuring them that I shall try to serve
Jhem with satisfaction, if elected, I ask
that they nominate me agaiu in the com
ing Convention.
Respectfully,
F. K. JOHNStON.
A CAKD.
As the time ia drawing near for the
Democratic County Convention; aud the
people are talking and thinking of candi.
dates for the various offices, and should
the convention see proper to more equally
distribute the ofHfies of the county aud
give ourj part of the county the Treasur
er's office, I would be glad to have my
name considered. 1 would like to be a
candidate before the convention for Treas
urer of the county. I have been a life
long Democrat, voted A Straight ticket and
worked for the good of the party .
Waiting the approval of tne convention.
I am, Sincerely,
H. A. LtTClIFIELD.
TO THE PUBLIC!
I take this method of returning jny
grateful thanks to the citizens of this
county for the confidence and support
placed in and given me during tho past,
nud as another year has arrived when
some one will be chosen for the positiou I
have been holding for the past few years,
t respeetfully offer my name for your con
sideration. I baye tried conscientiously
to discbarge the duties of the office accep
tably to the law-abiding people of th
county and only promise, ifre-eUcted,
o discharge t!ne dutiee n the future as
1 huve in the jit.
Youp' very trtf!y,
v. j, Jackson.
FOR SHERIFF.
I take this method of informing the
people of Washington county that I will
be a candidate for the ofiice of Sheriff,
subject to the action of the Democratic
county convention.
It will be remembered that eight years
ago I asked tor this nomination and was
defeated. I met defeat and worked, then
and since for the Democratic candidates.
If the choice of the people in the com
ing contest, I promise to discharge the
duties of the office to the beet of my
ability. If not the choice of the people,
as iu the past, I am a servant of the Dem
ocratic party.
Your3 respectfully.
J. E. BEID.
w,
M. BOND, JR.,
ATTOltNEY-AT-LAW,
Plymouth, N. C.
THE NORTH CAROLINA
COLLEGE ofAliliKLLTLKK AM) M'ilAMC ARTS
Practical education in Agricul
ture; in Civil, Electricul, and Me
chanical Engineering ; in Cotton
Manufacturing, Dyeing and Indus
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Board $10 u month. 120 .Scholar
ships. Examinations for admission
at County seats ou July 9.
Address
THE PRESIDENT,
West Raleigh, N. C.
SU BSC II BE FOR
THE
Roanoke Beacon
To-Bay,
Adler Bros. -
PLYMOUTH'S LEADING STORE,
8 AUG,
Saturday, June Gtli, we will Begirt
it 15 Day's Sale.
Entire stock seasonable merchandise at a reduction of J.
Here goes prices of a few leading articles:
Androscoggin Blceching,
Amnios Ginghams,
Good quality ginghams, .
12J and I5e. Dress ginghams,
Yard-wide Percale,
05c Panama, in all shades,
75c Men's Shirts,
1.00 " .
1;25 and 1.50 t;
Men's underwear, suit, ,
Best quality Men's underwear,
Men's $3.50 Oxfords, now
" 3.00 " . '
Ladies' $4.00 Oxfords, now .
3.00 u "
2.50
Bis variety from 98c. to $1.50,
MILLINERY. IIILLIHERY- MILLIH1EY.
Entire Line At Cost!
Take advantage of this Golden opportunity, as you
will not have this offer again.
Kemember sale from June 6th 15. days only, anil
no goods charged. During
regular price.
Under Hotel Brinklcy, "The place
Will Go on
Why trouble your friends, and place?
yourself under obligations to them should
you need a bond, when for a ana 11 sum the
American Bonding Company1
Of Baltimore, M-d.,
will bond you, and leave you independant?
C. V.' W. Ausbon,. LaJ Asen!-
Adler Bros,
9c.
7
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10
10
47
48
75
98
48 ,
98
$3.00
3,00
1.98
the sale goods charged at
where your Dollar Docs its Duty.
Your Bond,
Plymouth, N.G