Oia Dominion Line Steamers Schedule and Connections
The Neuse departs Elizabeth City on Tue Thu Sat at 6 pm for New Bern and Roanoke Island with connections to A A N C R for Goldsboro Kinston Morehead City and with W W R for Jacksonville Wilmington NC. Returns to New Bern Mon Wed Fri. Str Newberne departs Monday noon and Wednesday 6 pm to Roanoke Island Oriental and New Bern. Through rail routes and through cars offered with low rates and quicker time via Eastern Carolina Dispatch through Norfolk by Nortol Southern Railroad Baltimore by W B R Philadelphia by Philadelphia R R Dock Street Station New York by Pennsylvania R R Pier 27 North River. For more information contact M H Snowden Elizabeth City or Norfolk Southern Office Norfolk VA MK Spa General Manager H C Hudgins G F P Agt.
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Neuse
Elizabeth City
New Bern
Roanoke Island
Goldsboro
Kinston
Morehead City
Jacksravite
Wilmington
N. C
Newbern
Newberne
Weth City
Coke
Oriental
New Berne
President Street
Philadelphia
Dock Street
New York
Pennsylvania R.R
North River
Old Dominion
M. H. Snowden
Norfolk & Southern R. R. Company
Norfolk, Va
MK Spa
H. C. Hudgins
Weal thy Port Chester resident faces dog attack
Augustus Studwell owns valuable horses and a dangerous Newfoundland named Nero. Sunday, Mrs. Studwell and her son Willie fed the dog. Nero leapt his chain, attacked, and wounded her repeatedly before residents helped. The dog was shot. doctors cauterized wounds and the injured may seek Pasteur Institute care. DeWitt's Little Early Risers ad follows.
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Augustus Studwell
Port Chester
Nero
Mr. Studwell
Mrs. Studwell
Bond question notice from town leaders pledges
Notice to the Public states positions on the bond issue. Promises not to spend money on Water street openings. Pledges to pay no more for Toindexter street land than assessed. Plan to spend town funds first on Poindexter, Martin, Road streets where most needed. Signed by J B Frora M N Sawyss J L Sawyer W H Wearuerty M M Sawyer J C Commander B C Lanz. Dandruff claim. Hall's Hair Renewer advertises skin benefits.
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Water Street
Toindexter Street
Poindexter Street
Martin Street
Road Street
Narrows Shore Sends Clara Sanderson to School
Miss Clara Sanderson commenced school Monday at Narrow Shore. Miss Bessie Hampton and her brother Louis visited Miss Carrie McTierney last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Addie Jackison of Portsmouth visit Aunt C. S. Tatem at Nar. Willie Hampton went to town last week. A children's day is planned at Ebenezer Church on the second Sunday in May.
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Clara Sanderson
Narrow Shore
Bessie Hampton
Louis
Carrie Mc ‘Ierney
Mrs. Addie Jackison
Portsmouth
Mr. C. S. Tatem
Willie Hampton
Ebenezer Church
A. Z. Parker
South Mills
The
Odd Fellows
Camden Lodge No
Nash’s
Milldam
Dr King's New Life Pills Offer Health and Energy
Promotes indomitable will and energy by correcting stomach liver kidneys and bowels disorders. Claims improved brain and body performance and success with daily use. Available at Wadsworths drug store for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
Wadsworths Drug Store
Law Against Spiked Shoes Moves in Maine Legislature
The Maine Legislature passed a bill banning spiked shoes in public places with heavy fines for violations. Railroads and hotel saloon operators cheer, citing damage from drivers arriving in town with spike strapped footwear. A Bangor bound river driver party caused floor damage worth about $40 after paying $2 for whiskey, prompting extra charges of $39.40 to the spiked shoes.
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Maine
New York Sun
Bangor
Remarkable Deliverance From Typhoid and Pneumonia
Hannibal resident J F Lilly narrowly escaped death after typhoid fever progressed to pneumonia. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with relief after one bottle, continuing to full health. The medicine, praised as a universal throat and lung cure, is sold in regular and trial sizes at Alex Wadsworth’s rug store with guarantee.
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J. F. Lilly
Hannibal
Alex
Wadsworth Rug
Our Fighting Volunteers In The Philippines Declared Valued
General Harrison Gray Otis praises the volunteers in the Philippines for their discipline bravery and obedience noting no complaints despite exhaustion under tropical sun He says planned battles with good rifles ammunition and strict fire discipline lead to victories while crews behind the scenes play a key role J D Bridge endorses One Minute Cough Cure for his boy with coughs or colds Griggs & son
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Harrison Gray Otis
Manila
United States
Volunteers
Philippines
Eral Otis
J.D. Bridge
the Democrat
Lancaster
Griggs & Son
Manteo Notes and Local Neighbors Move On
Obituary and community notices from Manteo recount Stephen Gaylord's death after illness, J W Evans traveling north, A T Hocutt leaving for Kennonsville, Hattie Taylor teaching in Manteo with Rev Charles Taylor visiting, Captain Mitchell's death from paralysis, Caroline Jayman's burn while near oysters, Helen Evans attending the W F M S conference in New Berne, Neuse transporting fish and passengers, plus a testimonial for Chamberlain's remedy for diarrhea from P E Grisham of Gaare Mills, La.
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A. T. Hocutt
Kennonsville
Hattie Taylor
E. City
Manteo
Chas. Taylor
Captain Mitchell
Transquil House
Caroline
Sjayman
Helen Evans
M. E. Church
South
New Berne
New Lierne
Neuse
Night Life in Manila Hidden by Daylight
In Manila people rise at four in the morning to conduct business until eight then rest until dusk. Stores reopen and entertainment venues fill as the city stays lively through the night. The heat makes outdoor activity intolerable, creating a nocturnal urban pattern. Hood's Sarsaparilla is touted as the best spring remedy.
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Manila
Battle of Manila observed with Dewey reception
On May 1 Manila marked the battle with a fleet holiday granted by Admiral Dewey. He hosted a reception aboard his flagship while American commissioners visited and numerous congratulatory telegrams were received.
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Manila
Admiral Dewey
Camden Union Meeting Highlights Local Guests
Norfolk and Elizabeth City residents visited Camden for a weekend Union Meeting at Sawyer's Creek church. Notables included Rev Dr W S Penick, Chas E Taylor, J C Caddell, and J C Scarborough, with reports praising the gathering and noting sermons and missions discussions led by multiple ministers. Rosa Lee.
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J. Paul Spence
Elizabeth City
S.C. Church
Sawyer's Creek Chulch
C E. Taylor
Wake Forest College
J. C. Caddell
Raleigh
W.S. Penick
Jesus Lover
J. B. Overton
John 15Th
J. B. Ferebee
J. E. M. Davenport
Sawyer’s Creek Church
Dr. Taylor
Matt
Jesus
Rosa Lee
Hood's Sarsaparilla Claims to Restore Restful Energy
Advert says tiredness stems from unhealthy blood and promises Hood's Sarsaparilla will purify blood, restore vigor, and brace the body for summer. It urges first time users to try and feel energized and revitalized across the system.
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Hood
Moyock Scene Notes Illnesses Visits and Socials
From Moyock several residents report illness with A W Flora and R B Flora on the sick list. Many visitors arrive including Mrs C D Morris of Edenton and Prof Swarthout of Blackwater, Va. A large gathering for the colored fish fry highlights the week as local officials attend the commissioners court and neighbors share news across Moyock.
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Promised Cure
An advertorial touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a faithful cure for diseases from impure blood and weak health. It claims millions use it as spring medicine and positions Hood's Pills as the best family cathartic and liver tonic, gentle and reliable.
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Hood
Shawboro Community Nods to Local Happenings
Shawboro notes include visits by E City residents Mr T W Williams and Miss Sue Crawford, and Mrs Lon Bell staying with J E C Bell. Sheriff Flora ill but improving, drummers frequent, Union meeting at Sawyers Creek attended, crops looking poor due to cool weather and lack of rain. Eliza Rankin back from Plymouth after two months, J J Ferebee returns from Suffolk after funeral.
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Sue Crawford
E. City
Pattie Morgan
Flora
Sawyer's Creek
Eliza. Rankin
Plymouth
Whooping Cough Remedy Praised In Testimonial
A South Burgettstown mother recalls a near fatal bout of whooping cough in her boy. After neighbors recommended Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, a few doses cured him entirely with one bottle. Sold by W. W. Griggs & Son.
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Chamberlain
J. L. Moore
South Burgettstown
W. W. Griggs & Son
To Prevent Lynchings Trial in Five Days After Arrest
Atlanta May 3 Representative Morris to introduce a lynching bill requiring trial within five days of arrest and public hanging five days after conviction. The act allows the victim’s testimony to be private during the trial in the presence of the accused. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve ad promotes antiseptic treatment for wounds and skin ailments.
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Atlanta
Morris
DeWitt
Corinth Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Mollie Parker visited Mrs. D. W. Morgan last Saturday night. Rev. P. S. C. Davis spoke at Corinth Sunday to the school. Miss Della Harris of Olivet spent weekend with Miss Jenny Harris of the Fork. Mr. and Mrs. Braggerry of Belvidere stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Harris of the Fork. Mrs. Mary A. Sawyer and Lizzie Parker visited their brother H. M. Pritchard. Mrs. Minnie Brothers of Mantao, with Miss Beulan Twine and Miss Connie Quidley, spent last week with her mother, Mrs. E. P. Walsh.
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Mollie Parker
D. W. Morgan
P. S. C. Davis
Corinth
Della Harris
Olivet
Jenny Harris
The
Fork
Braggerry
Belvidere
Joseph Harris
Mary A
Minnie Brothers
Manteo
Beulan Twine
Connie Quidley
E. P. Walsh
A. B.C
Catarrh Cure ad and war notes from early 1900s Toledo
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a one hundred dollar reward for incurable catarrh and endorsements from Toledo wholesalers. The text also references sentiment on the Philippines conflict, veteran hardships, and a testimonial about Chamberlain's Pain Balm from Geo. S. Anderson of Rossville, Pennsylvania, praising its rheumatism relief and household use.
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Geo. S. Anderson
Rossville
York County
Penn
Chamberlain
W. W. Griggs & Son
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Himat
Givewus Mines & Son
Baltimore
Norfolk &Southern FR. Fe
Norfolk & Southern RR
Afsiland
Ryya
Norfolk & Western Depot
Norfolk
Edenton
Roanoke
Cashie
Chowan
Scappernong
Rackeys Ferry
Norfolk & Southern R
Roper
Pantego
Bellen
Vir- Dare
Makleyville
Aurorashington
Eastern Carolina Dispatch
Oia Dominion Line
the Palais
Loguer
Juniper Cooper
H. T. Greenleaf
P. O
N.C
de Witt
J. B. Frora
M. N. Sawyss
J. L. Sawyer
W. H. Wearuerty
M. M. Sawyer
J. C. Commander
B. C. Lanz
Hall
Poplar Branch
Bismark
H. G. Otis
Stephen Gaylord
J. W. Evans
North
P. E. Grisham
Gaare Mills
Castoria
Scoil
Scott
Bowne
Belcross
L. J. Upton
Annie T. Boushall
Shawboro
Camden
W. S. Penick
E. ‘City
Lina P. Gilbert
Alethea Weeks
Sarah Whitehurst
Minnie Forbes
Suffolk Va
J. Walter Hozier
Lizzie Twiddy
Willis G. Ferebee
S. W. Gregory
D.D.S
Run Swamp
Mary Godfrey
Jennie Wilder
Shiloh
Sanderlin
J. G. Sawyer
J. C. Scarborough
C. B. F. Institute
Murfreesboro
Chas. E. Taylor
D.D
Rev
the Biblical Recorder
T. G. Wood
Dempsey Morrisette
Savannah
Adams Forbes
Cuba
Moyock
A. W. Flora
R. B. Flora
C. D. Morris
Ramos
Richmond
Wm. Dudley
R. O. Bagley
M. C. Poyner
Prof.Swarthout
Blackwater, Va
H. M. Giles
Fannie Fentress
Mamie Wilson
Messrs
J. W. Poyner
J. J. Morse, Jr
Hickory, Va
Rena Nichols
Northwest
Commissioners Court
C. H
Our Town
Henry Dudley
Hickory
O. R. Bagley
A. E. Jones
Stark
Cole
W. A. Cherry
T. W. Williams
C. C. Smus
Lon Bell
Snowden
J. E. C. Bell
J. J. Ferebee
Suffolk
J. E. Sutton
M.'Z
Representative Morris
F. J. Cheney& CO
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
O. Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Ayer
Couper Marble Works
Bank Street
Uuuuumon In
National Saloon
F. Francis
Woodard
Broad Street
Quvraeatina
North Carolina
Weisel
H. Jacobosky
High Street
E. F. Aydlett
Thompson Brick Works
F.G. Thompson
Mgr Eliz
Royal Standard
Co. W. Stevens &Co
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