North Carolina Newspapers

WALTON DAILY f#WS ... BoUrwd u second-clu* nutter August 5. 1909, at the postofflce at ?f ^^187 9^ (' * 'laA>f ' h* *** 0< 1 PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. No, 1.1 4 ?a*t Matt) Street. Sl'USi'RIlTlOX K.\T(^: -One Month $ .05 y.9?4T Months *?, . i"oo Six Months 1.50 ? Oafl- Yaar. . ..., ! q'oq Subscribers dettlriiiK the paper dis continued will please notify tlila office on date nf expiration. otf?crwi?e. It ?will be continued aL_reicular aub?crlp tlon rates until notice to<#Htop 1h re jtlved. " ' . ;???? K yvu do not get 'The Dally News prompHy-teiefihona-or write the man ager. and the complaint will receive Immediate attention. It Is our ?lesir? "to- plwuH yon; ; ? ? WASHINGTON, N. C.. SEPT. 16 iXt thk news roiJiinv. Parties leaving .town should not fall to let The News follow them daily with the news of WashinKton fresh < and crisp. It will prore a valuable J coifiT"?"? dli. reudiuK To 7011" like a let- t ter from home Thoee at th* sear I shore or mountains will find The I News a most Welcome and lnter?wtjiiK visitor. MI ST RE SIGNED. All arficles tH?nt to The News fori _ publication ? nn>*t ? b?* gipnod. by ? writer, otherwise they will imh be published. ? Mx m vritv it< >?> s iv rilK Tl!A!M.\ti M'HIKIL Mr. J. P. Cook, chairman of the board of trustee^ of the Jackson Training School, made a remarkable statement at Hendersonville last week, w hlle addressing trie county superintendents 4n the Interest of the 6chool. Our readers are aware that this institution Is ^established fof t-he young boys whose parents cannot or do not control - them." The -courts send young offend*/* here, and they are trained for useful citizenship"."" The statement Mr. Cook made wan that of 4 5 boys in the school, not a single on*- is from the . country. Eighty-two per cent of the people of North Carolina live in the country, and yet the 82 per cent have no rep resentation in the school for bad boy*. This does not mean that all the bad boys are in the iovrfn=, but It docs mean that there is mmrejrtnjhle wifoj ?- the town boy* wheiffat^omes to dis cipline and training Van wltlr the ~ cojintry boy. ? Newton News. This is but.^nother evidence of the fact that town* Is no place to roar boys for .frhe battle of 11 fa. ? H istor^ as a rule, tells of the country boy making his maijt In the world. The major portion of- the world's great men first saw the light of day in the country and this is so today. When raised outside of town they are free from all those demoralizing inftuen * '* ces thrown around t^em. We *en - Ture tfoe assertion a soy netween. ute ages of 10 and 15 learns more mean ness in town in one night than he does in the country in a lifetime. It .is no uncommon thing to see boys of 0 and 7 years on our streets as late as 12 oVIOck. "They should be at | home. What the parents of tbe fu ture generation can hope (or their + boy? is beyond us. Tbe country boy Is fast forging to. the front and will /Mifatrtp this playmate fn town until things have a decided r^ange^ The item fcom the Newton News is some thing to think about. COIX)RKl? CEMRTFKYl The purchase by the city from Mr. Grimes of a piece of land near the county home for a colored cemetery was certainly a more >n the right direction. TTUiue whtrlntve sefn the' new site say the selection was a most j admirable- tme, a big Improvement _ over the present site.'' A new ceme fery ror Uie toiflred folk ahmiltT TTaje" been provided long ago. a9 tbe pres ent one is low and already filled up A person could hardly be Interred bei^K placed in water. Tbe News is giau to know a new place It. to be provided, one more adapted for swell uses. It is a notorious neces sity. HI RT HIH OWN fAl'SE. * Our sympathy, after Inclining first | one way and then the other, is flnany settling down on the Bide of Dr. Cook In this Polar controversy. The Commander's conduct ban been grasping and Indelicate, both In his disposal of hi* story and In his method of questioning Dr. Cook's prior claim, and nine persons out of ten are heartily supporting the latter In consequence. Peary has spoiled his own game, and unless be can make good the assertion that Cook Js an lm poster, the Commander will be ft badly discredited man. There will never be another hang ing in North Carolina. Bxecntioas -In th? fiilnra wUI lnJMjUw-trswiltkw Th? d?ath perAKy oq^Tit to be .abol Ulirt mi will Ili um at i*im. Tfrw fourth! of t?o K'quttlalu of mi fttU U 61 muhUT kft 4u? to (U BBTllt nf ImWi ia lmjxm: cb?_(l?tb N. Y. Fashion Letter. New YorK. S?p* |* ? ?p "T*U 9f 7f?e fact tbut we are but Id the midst ol September never ihelgS8_UI?~i4^ , sixers and dressmaker* are making their preparations for the mall cru ? KWilfi i i,? jiAw and malerifrlH, and whether the criticisms made of late both by clergy ami laymeu will1 have anything' to do with their mod flicatious remains tjo be seen, but Judging from \vha{**fea? happened in the past women will probably go their own sweet way and concoct a -few- taut** <>' frhe-^nowfttreeltles" that have raises] the ire of these fault finders. ? ~ " " Ji That we w!jt see-^ great number of gov.-ns of the Moyenage type this fall . i>pp?'? r< t?i Lhj a - ?-ft It'll I rt <' rt In t hf dressmakers eiroles, and as the cooU er -weather arrives ami a greater afiffo'.inr "7>f material rnVr "ho rallied without discomfort, it Is not unlikely 'that many will gee the straight tunic flTl'l'lS Of jWme otnel1 JMilei'fill laid over. the gown. The underdrew must be the nmin color, absolutely well fitted; "trimmed with Nun's hem. tucks or band^ of .embroidery ,or_ixir sertlon". The upper part of the gown forms the bodice yoke and sleeves. i while the tunie-materlftl. for which | there ?s a great demand for embroid ered nets, arelaid over it in straight folds. This sort of gown can hardly he spoke.1) of as a "maybe" f.or It is already fashionable and being order ed into the new gowns for the fall A beautiful dress of the type was developed from silver grey messaline with a tunic of embroidered filet net ?shaw I iik fain. .ini? ..--I.. v, ....... and pink- and blue. The under drfss was made as a plain princess slip with two deep flounces About die bot tom and at the neck was a deep yoke ?l!!0\l)rai,,e<1 the fln<?sl "O'Jia^he. The- w,.r.. ttnirhoft deep ruffles ajd a piece of the em broidered net. Over this was a tight fitting ovec?|??ess fropt-t^-yrrtrp down to the top of the flounces. T-he front breadth was shorter than the back at?d sldee. and "decorated with deep I fringe which' ended just on the line with the sides portions. This over dress of the embroidered net also had sleeves that rame down to where the tne?*a)itH? ruffles began. Of course such a dress Is trying to any but a well made figure, but the art of the corsetlere has become expert enough to overcome all but* the greatest faults of figure. A 9ec<^>d fio?n of the Moyanage mode waif of batiste over corn yellow1 . with a plaited skirt attached at the widest point of the hips under a sash of yeUpw-Vilk tied In bow knots at tbe left back side. Two bands on each side of the front of insertion gave a narrow efTect to the figure. The cloeing was 011 the lef^jiide made with three buttonii "fl\jt through three points of tfce upper side uhlch points came over the band of insertion The upper part of the panel near the neck was laid back like a rever disclosing > IKinant beneath Trock that is s'.mllar to tbe prin cess was developed from pongee with a plain back and front, sld^s plain to the hips to which were attached plait*. The fronts were derorafed with bands at the 'sides and the yoke was made of an Interlacing of bands which bards ^Hni^fied the stfort sleeves. A lace" t^ucl&r with high col lar and lace under "sleeve^ were the finishing touches to a va?^ serslr**. able gown, r For rongb out door wear tbe ku tumn plaids and checks promise to harve a gresn-nJihie. They are very stylish Ancf smart and arfc extremely serviceable as well* For early au tumn wear nothing would be more modish than light weight tjreed In a black, gray and white check trim med with black buttons, a bit of etrfor could be intriiduced effectively If ?o liked.. The new full plaited skirt _wgjL?use<l with the straight front for a sown of this sort. The liurt 7n?ri?-^TTT of the goods xhile the fKmt was cut on tte titralgS^iul. from^biitig verv narrow at the waist the front was curved outward widening the skirt by two inches. In *h" bnrtlro tbe front was apparently carried upward ?he allies and folded over ? Die shoulders were on the bias to match the pkirt. The neck was cut in a slight V and a pointed shawl collar of while embroidery was Its finish with an Inner yoke and collar. The sleeves were long tlght-flttlng and ornamented with small Jit buttons. Jet buttons also decorated t-he skirt and the waist, a black silk tie and belt was used with black gloves and hat. Wraps of all sort*. loose. straight, sleeves with Immense armholes ex tended Into * winged place that ?erved to cover the arm is much used for tbe evening, a number of these faMen on the left side with double rosettes or frogs, and many are made that Is, the upper pi%*e tflfet fastens over Is draped and fat em*! on tbe shoulder with a decora tive buckle Numbers of circular capes are tto~ gr>??eg Into tbe winter coolnsaa. For w--, -^=v are usad.for closing ' The new sleeves are close fitting to the elbow and Just below are two or three ruffles Id wide lace or chiffon, '6T I m%s Yh e iSyB^B "are bead ecTwTtlT a band, sometimes the, band lies be versed to each^ other. An other -sleeve that Is frequently seen la very very like them^. ?4 ^he mummer and weiFadaiiXe^ jfo heavier tnAteriaia t>e Ht? vut in the long coat sleeve style VI d. finished with pblnts coming over the- hand. A number of sleeves In the lighter gow&p are being made very long and ullAtly rifled and held In place with a bracelet of black vel VBt and buckle. Of^n this bracelet is made of braids or ^fc^es or heads and^claspB with a golo^ar silver h 1 1 1 ? !.- ) p _ ? , All sorts qf ^Jeco/atlve. devices will be seen this wmt^r fo^the age we are copying Is one of decorative tort. All kinds gold thread and Inwrought pieces will add to the trimming when added, and yet on the otheh slue aimnlif it v tin that the woman who. looks well ltr the smart and simple and well cut gow.o may have her chance to show h<*rself to advantage. 1 Sharp contrasts in -trimmings are likely to be Been (his c6mlng winter and the desire for the touch of black is quite in evidence. One of . the trimming Ideas Is transparent "work in soutache and braids, the material being cut away to show the dress material. Indeed cut out work Is much used. " . The jet bandeau is seen frequently and all jet trimmings seem to have a ntumbdWi u t n lugiuj and mm furtmri black and white effects are decidedly Amart. For instance I Saw" some very fetching belts today, of fine white silk WWBWH with Ulm.li Jn mbui(UunB of various slzesi which "worn with a white linen anil a black jet broach and the black velvet bracelets al ready spokCn of and Jet buckles, give j* flnp effect WUHU plt^w imts iw much in rrl- ? dence and are an economical idea. By the way rafla hats are a novelty that has taken and are light and pretty when lined and trimmed be comingly. New skirts. are lcng. with plain ba^ks and fronts and tucked sides or plaited. X6gllge?s of. dotted Swiss over sil^ ' slips of a becoming color are well liked and nothing more dainty could be found. "*?. * Gloves of chamois and fabric are used extensively and this Is a good time to lay in the new stock. p nur your ?n?t mi. I Ki<-k Room ttoeilfr at Hiardy's where tlic quality TT3JWIT5 "BgirnRrfflFlfRRr IS -ar-" way* fair. A GREAHDRAMA. J The rifee of a humble workman to the presidency of a great Iron corpo ration; the casting off of the wlfe^oT hl6 early manhood and the sharer .of his trials and struggle^. and his sub sequent marriage to a fortune hunt ing, actresfe, Is graphically told In 1-em B. Parker's powerful new -ro mance of American social life, "The Final Setrtlem^nt," which will be seen for the first time in thie city at Brown's Opera House next Friday evening. The play is a severe ar raignment of certain phases of life among a social set who have sudden ly acquired "great wealth, and the story cannot tail to interest thinking men and women who have observed ?the tendency among certain of our well-to-ddt to lightly regard the sac i r rivip n nf lh? rm-rrlnyp YftT an^ ^ sanctity of the home. The produc tion is under the direction of Clay T. I Vance and a.strong presenting com- 1 pany, Including Miss? Marlon Sher-| ^ wood, and an adequate costume and ] scenic environment is promised. -"rPr Stops Pain - ? Neuralgia, "tocftlyiehe," sciatica, or ai-fjr pairt in the nerves is quickly re lieved by an .application of Sloan's .. Liniment. It penetrates right to the sjsat otjhe trouble, quiets tht excited nei^es and gives permanent as weU>as immediate relief CENTRALLY located wharf property Now for sale at terms you can't afford to miss. See me today while you can get it. Tomorrow it assy be-goae. " . ; a. c. Hathaway. Leon Wood MEMBERS N. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE James W. Cole ~jtleon wood oarr^ BANKERS and BROKERS STOCKS. BONDS,. COTTON, GRAIN a?l -PROVISIONS. 73 PLUME STREET, PARPEN I ER BUILPINC, NORFOLK. VA. Private Wire? to N. Y. Stock Exchange. N. Y. Cotton Exchange. Chicago ? 1 ? " ? yimij ut Tudi and mIih Fluiiial Ch Correspondence respectfully solicited. Investment and Marginal ? c. ' accounts given careful attention. BROWN'S OPERA HOUSD Friday Night, September 17 46 Prices 35* 50, 7Se;, Official Returns of the Can vasing Board City Election Whereas*. an <'IectU??L was he><l In .the city of # W?Khin&ton. *S. C., on Pfcueeday. the 14th day of September, 1909, being a sppdal eiectlot^authoT^" 12^ed by the act of the General Assem bly of North Carolina, passed at ftsi regular Weston in 4907. at which time there was submitted to thei qualified voters or sain city me 4110B Ition of the Issue of >2^000 In bonxlB for street improvement*,- and Whereas, tlios^ who voted in favor of sald~ proposition voted a ballot en titled "For Street Improvements," an* those voting against the pfoPoel? tion voted a. ballot entitled "Against 8treet Improvements/* and ^ Whereas, the registrars and poll holders In the tour aeveral wards in *h? city of. Washington have certi fied to the Board jtl 'Aldermen and Board of CanHasers tbe result there of. and the same has been eanvassed by the said board. Now, therefore, the aafd board of canvassers have canvassed the re turns from the several wards and hereby declare the reeults thereof as fotlosra; Number of third ward. Number of qualified .voters Id saw ward J. 65 Number of ballot* voted "For Street Improvements" 42 Number of bailout voted "Against . -Street Improvements" 4 [. ^'u?ber of .Qualified voters- not ~~ voting 19 FOURTH WARD. Number of qualified voters In ?aid wardr . . 1 , Number of ballots voted "For Number of .ballot* voted "Against Stfeet Improvements". 18 Number 6t qualified voters ~bot , votjng 37 ' SUM&AHIfJJF VOTES CA8T IN ALL THE FOUR WARDS Number of votes cast "For Street Improvement" Numbes of votes cast "Against Street Improvement" 34 Number ot qualified voters not TOtlM ... J. .'.I in We further declare tbat the tot Ml number of Qualified voter. In aal? ctty was 510, and the total number of vote* cast ,:FV>r Street Improve ment" was t?3. >?? ?w? farther declare that theorop osMfcm "Tor street Improvements* nsc?H?? a majority of l? votes more than half ot all the qualified voters FOR SALK ? CASH REGISTER. Cafl or addreaa The Dally News. FRESH FAIjL 8?BD ? CLOVER, Rye, Rape, Vetch. Cabbage and Turn In ? Dr. Hardy'* Driia Store^ ? f ip vot1 wish To m;noiiAflD a One bull, cocreepond or see W. J. Hardison. FOR SALE CHEAP ? QXE GOOD draft or farm mare. For particu lars see H. F. Butler, at the Poat ? . -FOR -S*Lhi-g*ttWT ~ lift EMPTy clder barrels, will hold GO gallons; W 75c each. Write Ellison Broa. Cp. FINE WESTERN REEF. PHONE 58. Kugler's Market. FOR ha I J3? AUTOMOBILE IN Ex cellent condition. The moat suc cessful machine that haa ever been In ma hern " Will demonstration. Apply to J. G. Blount. T tn CANARY BIRDS TOR -8A*JC? I have on hand. 2 5 fine canary birds, fcuud sungsieis, Iwautlful plumage. guaranteed to sing. Price pfer pair, $5; single birds, 92.50. Guaran teed safe delivery pny where in the State. Address W. H. Gasklns, Aurora. N. C. .? MlSCELl*ANEOVS. STENOGRAPHER A\D TYPE* writer. Let me write your letters. .Mlas Beuiah. Tbomason, 116 Mar ket stroot. -5* ? ? 'J'hls ad. is directed at the business in his liru in this community. ~ ? ? i Mr. Merchant- You say you've got it aU. You're selling them all they will boy, anyhow. But at the same time you would like more business. Make this community buy more! ? Advertise strongly. Ju diciously, consistently. WANTED? TO BUY ONE IIOIX top desk and one flat top desk. j -.?Call op or write W. There's wort for a want ?d. ? Hi HikMtik a seller when you waot to boy a nsed article. _ Hour's ~ Business ? ? ^ IX>*T ? BABY PIN, MADE <>P dollar. Reward If SCHBDILE GAS BOAT VICTOR. Tuesday, Thursday* and Saturday. L^ave Hunter's Bridge 6 a. m; rive at Bath. 6.10, ^'aahington. 9. Leave Washington l.Jo p. m. , arrive Bath. 6. p. m., Hunter's Bridge 5.80. Fare GOc. round trip, J5c. one way. WULUAM BOYD. Master. OYStERS I PHONE 347. Deftvered to aay,part^o# city 25 cents quart. Served in any atyle, steamed a specialty at 113 Market Street. Ocracoke Freah Dressed Mallets. DpUGHTY & WYATT. . frsciALIM* H. W. CARTER, M . D. Practice Limited loDlaeamtil the Ey?. Ear, Noae and Thrt*r, Boun:**U A' M. Coc. Main and . ?~M- ' Dr. I. M. Hardy PRACTICING PHYSICIAN ?"* SURGEOIT? Waahingtoo, N. C. * Jl BR- H. SNELL - Dentist. Office corner of Main and Respass Streets. Phoae.104 . Washington. N. G. 1 ATTOBJIKY8 H. S. WARD JUNIUS D. GRIMES WARD & GRIMES (AtTQIWEYS-AT-LAW \ N. C. Wc pfM?WWtheCouftt(rf the Flrat "Judicial District, aofflB? Pflltffll TAIirt. iohn H. Small, A. D. Maclean, . Harry Mc Mull an SMALL, MAC LEAN & . McMULLAN <i imwut-AT-mw Washington, North Carolina. W. D. GRIMES ATTORNETf-AT-LAW Washington, North Carolina. Practice# ki all the Court.. ' < W. M. Uontn, Edialoa, N. C. NORWOOD L. SIMMONS . BOND & SIMMONS ATTORNEyS-AT-LAW I Washington, North Practice in all Couata. f W.L. VAUGHAN l^ATTORNEY-AT-tiVW Waabiaa-ton. North rWa. Office in Wciabwg BaikUof, and Granite go. MONUMENTS "W ^TSftAlSSoNjfrop. ' c. morgan Williams of All kinds. \ ?' ? - >?? ? y . H. C. CARTER, JR., ATTORNE Yr AT-LA W,~ - Washington, Nf C. Oftice Market Street. *??1 Bortmy WU?7 C. ijllfry RODMAN & ROOM AN Attorneys-at-Law Washington, N. fc. I. . ?? . Business Cards . Foe ? FIRE INSURANCE ?M* J. and P. B. MYERS WHITE - BARBER - SHOP