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BLANKET and COMFORT WEATHER Buy where the best values are to be foun4. All we ask is a-look in this line. O J. K. HOYT JUST RECEIVED Filling in order of Ed- | ison Rccords, including new list for September. ' the latest music and song i liitsT No one thing will ' give so much pleasure to I so^ many people for so hrng-a time atf so little i cost as a ?PHONOGRAPH, J With our easy payment plan they are in reach of everybody. RUSSBRQS. I HF. PKI L'RI hRAMERS. Ibe Gem , j Theater HXi: OKI llKSTHA VKIU'lNtifcToHIX. 4?Al L'S 11KIIO ? A hand colored historical drama. n?TTO.\ INIil STKY OF SOt'TH ' Ea-.n-atioiiaf^i^'r <?l.|> MAID'S 1?UKAM ? A magic I comedy. 1 THK Sl HSTITVTE ? Comedy. Coupons Will be Given i for Exquisite China Pitcher. T>r?\\lnjr ink** -trfacc promptly, at M o'clock. This give* iU1 a chance | ill the prise before- goiftg to the Ihe-j Kollars and Kuffs THK 8PELI.ING IS ltAI). nt'T.THK WORK WE TIT ON <L'OL LA IIS AN1) CCFFS IS PERFECT. GIVE I S VOI R CLEANING ANI> PRESSING. Alderman-Capehart Laundry. Inc. 132-4 WATER STREET WASEO FLOUR ALWAYS GOOD and GOOD ALL WAYS Those who have used it declare that "WASEO" Flour makes sweeter bread and sweeter rolls and sweet er biscuits than any other. For sale only by E. K. WILLIS^ It Some One ShcuJJ Offer You a 5?t of Dlnlr.j U^ora ifiri.ni? iVu Ho? n-.n?t >u.v ??r .r you ba<l airr-/] -Ti If jJu aTv 1 ' i i e: vr.'.j' sav,? ,? ? il.tLT ^'UU ?J?v Uil! it Cvnwijiirn ? t if a.r-1* v;? " ? ??? s?v."i iho ?*iiir..r:>?v ' "J ir'ilrts tau*k and >n:rn : tLo mc *?.;:* ja-ics -toe ucst part of tUo An ordinar? s'ov*? ir.ay cIt* *&t;<tfact;i;n for a few ?K,r ai a* tlto l?ii-tl.*d win.-, open irj>. It wlil r?-?julrv> tw|o*? as marl, ..??al ?.> k? vp up th<* h?at. And ilM n-af'er yn?j -.riV, wak?> tip ou the cohl?*tt Lnwrn >?m md n.t. ^ Colc'n IToi BJtst. ho>N llro otpt ntirh?. and heat* lip tin- r-Mirn-t for t-*o or thr?^i hours tliw next mom. 114 wi-.jj th ? fuftl put In th?* nljflit heforo. Iturrn nuti coal. ?la?rlf. bard coal, limit* or wood. Call aud see It at J. H. Harris Plumbing & Supply Co. Washington, N. C. $12,000 IN PRIZES To be awarded at the GREAT STATE FAIR ^ October 18-23, 1909. ?49th Annual Fair will top the list in Exhibits, break -the record in Frep-Attractions, beat the best in Racing, ^ Autdo itself in Clean Shows, cap the climax in crowds, ??> a 1 ? *? ? C ? ? *L AT? *1.:^. | Hons to Grandstand, nearly Double Seating Capacity, 5c. Fare on Street Cars, more Special T rainsth^n ever Rate, Round Trip for One Farepius Admission Cou ? ? poo to yrounds. ' ? . - ? For Premium Li*t and other information apply to JOS.?; POGUE, Sacreiafy. Raleigh. ri;zr3T??~ - - STATE NEWS] CoiuleutiHl Items of interest Hmp |hm)Iiik Throughout the State. I Henry' Ttfbncco Sale**. Tobacco sales were quite largo- to lay, about 1 50,000' pounds b?*??-"S?T?r ,?i the various warefi'CHrtie floors. The ?hange lt? prices Is small. ? Wilson Tliues . Kxtci'inliiate Cuttle Tick. !tv liis^'Hi i jut, ulfu i-f uf thu rnlUd States Agricultural Department was today looking over the work being done by the experts sent from that department to thl? State to aid in ex terminating the callTS tTCkl- Tlit or ~ National and 'State work along . this line being done In North Carolina. ? Raleigh Correspondent-^ ^ Mfntr FMr Outlook Oomi. The management of the State Fair greatly encouraged over the pros pects for u livestock and and agri-. cultural exhibit this year. Everything points to the largest entry of live 1 sTurK "ail?! farm proHuYTa t?v?r "ffXTYTb"" ited at the fall*. The demand for space 'k?.i>exhibii live sto<;k has'been '-*?? that additional stalls, arc | bow being erected tot accommodate the demands. The demands for space I lo exihibt the fruits of the field and | the orchard are almost as great. - ? ! RAleJ&h Timet. I intercepting Mntl. Letter Carrier N. W. Fain was ar reted yesterday by Deputy United suite.-* MaiKfiHl .MrKlroy on a warranr sworn out by "Postofflce "Inspector D M. Harahbarger, ^charging him with violation of sections l ?;?>."> and 1610 oKthe revised statutes, lti lntereept Ibfc a letter plaied In the malls for transmission. Mr. Fata, was taken be/ore United States Commissioner fl. S. McCall who fixed the. hearing for 10 o'clock Wednesday morning and required the defendant to give $"?00 bond for his appearance then, this being furnished by John A Nich ols.- Asheville Citizen. Tolxirco Growers Meet. The Interstate Meeting of Tobacco Growers will be held" in the court house at Danville. Va.. Tuesday, Oc ? tober 13, beginning at 10 o'clock. ^Leading tobacco growers and leaders in farmers' organizations from Ken tucky. Tennessee North Carolina and Virginia will be present and deliver addresses, and tobacco growers from all these States are expected to be present to hear the discussions, which will be full of interest, and helpful to " ail those engaged HI The industry. Wednesday the Farmers' Union will meet In executive sesioiu but Tues . day Lhfi meeiing lis public and tnhao eo growers from ali the States repre sented will tak^_ council together as to tl^e'best means of getting satisfac ' tory prices for- their product. ? News, I and Observer. Knginecr Killed. Fred Thomas, assistant engineer at the city electric light plant, was in ?siiuttly -klRedJa&LJiight by roming in light ma< htne. carrying a voltage of j He was alone In the Rener- 1 alor "ro'nm working on. the arc ma- 1 rhineM which had been giving som^ trouble. The fireman heard his cry, ' and going into the rdom found his lifeless body near the machine. Just how he me: his death will never be fcnaia There is a burn across his chcejc, otherwise the body Is unhurt. I : He was about 31 years of age. and unmarried. The body was taken to! Simpson's undertaking establishment | and Tsr^r r<v rfce hom? f>r_his mother | Thomas was an engineer in the Coast 1 Artillery of the National Guard. ? New bern Journal. Colored Dortors Indicted. A lleging that t hey had violated the 'prohih[;?on Taws "oT NorTR'XIaronna.' which limits, the" giving of -whiskey prescriptions to ahy except, bona fide patients. th?,poHc*; yesterday served wfljTAma-an Drai.IL-Q.^pfl R> EL-Pega. *and"j. C. Wad'dy < colored' > charging them with prescribing spirituous liquorH to parties who are net their regular patients. The fact that the warrants had been served became generally known on the streets yesterday afternoon and the affair caused quite a sensa tion among both white and colored citizens by reason of the prominence of the defendants, the many friends of each stoutly maintalning^however, that, the three physicians would have no trouble In explaining the ubarges to the satisfaction of all. the accused themselves being confident that they would be fully vindicated wben the evidence was all In. On the other hand the police nre equally sanguine, declaring that the evidence against he three defendants is of a most tingerons nature, and they are confi dent that a conviction wWl be secured ^n each case.? ^Greensboro News. ?? mum j.. iiu'j KNCY ? !? granting tdffola the Increae rt ; |r tjiaiua. aiinKuspmm In-* leed there has, within the past few earn developed In the minds of the people a realization of the bard's greatness ? With that realisation 'hare haa been bora a desire to know more of hie works both by the read la* <X thejn srTd the attendance upon '.** --HU Vm inn m? tiere was bat lime ftttMUOTMir^r tliu ?if i? i miiai of the drama, while now tho great* majority of cities boaa%of a Shakes peare club whereat delightful and profitable evenings are spent In the reading of the plays. ? Many schools include classes in Shakespeare. The rising generation, are sensibly en couraged In studying the works of the man who has done so much for Literature and tho staged- This ? la most commendable and reflects cred itably upon the people of today. The 'reading of the plays of Shakespeare breeds a desire for a continuance of their at udy. We are all more or lesfr. railililm with til*' Mm halloa peare's plays have scattered abutot broadcast, but there are few of us who can. on the instant, find the aet tlng for the gem ago, when Shakespeare's fering at the pla> house, there' was little to them beside the wonderful text ? then wonderful. now wonder ful. and forever wonderful. Scenery was little known 1 hose "Hays buT the "lovers of dramatic art gathered them selve s^even amongst the groundlings and shouted: "Tlic play's the thing I" Then crept In , the Jlghter form of drama ?and mnch of it Qias proven sorry stuff. Our fathers, some of them, recall such players as Forre3t and later on Booth Today but few .actfu's. .of nole_ are. _ presenting the great plays; but the few who are, are succeeding both artistically and com mercially. The present day theater goer is_also benefitted. By his at tendance upon th'esV plays ho quickly finds his "settings'" for his gems and sees. . withal, th<* living characters who utter the wonderful lines. Mr. .Edouard D.Oize, who is this season making a. tour i -resenting ShaKos peare's masterpie< of comedy, "The Merchant of Venice." attributes his success to the exrellence of his com pany and the completeness of his pro duction. Mr. Guy V. Gregg was at tracted by Mr. D'Olze'a remarkable presentation eft shylock antL unhesi tatingly associate l himself with the star as his manager. Profit in every way has been 'th-.* result. Audiences have generally been large and always enthusiastic In their praise of star, company and . production. " Mr D'Oize's engagement at Brown's Opera House will afford an opportu nity exceptional to the people of Wast) - I Sngton to see tl^f greatest of Shakes peare's comedle* faultlessly present ed. The presentation bccurs on Fri day evening. October 15. and should be given a capa< sty house. Prices, 35, 50 and 75 cents. OTHER PKItSONALS. I Mr. Charles Tuten, of Aurora, was a visitor in the city, today. -^r. Herbert Jenklul 1611 town yes terday afternoon on the A. C. "L: train on a short busi'.ess trip. M Wi ? Mollio Latham ? rv^urnml tn her home in Kelhaven after a few days' vlsi; In The clty. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Ay cock and son. CAPVDIXE for 'That Headache." Out last night? Headache and nervous this n: >rnlng? Hicks' Capu ! dine Just the thing tr fit you for j business. Clears the head? braces I the uenes. T t y It. At drug stores. rT... .. ~ , ,|T ^ ^ .. HOUSEHOLD CARES Tax the Women of Washington the Same tin Elsewhere. Hard to Attend to fauuh~?tioiri duties With a constantly aching, back. A woman should not have a bad back, And she wouldn't if the kidneys were well. Doan's Kidney Pills make well Kidneys^ ilerc is a Washington woman who endorses this claim^ Mrs rhnrlfti I ? -ln<?snn T !? 1 falr street. Washington, N. C.. says: "I suffered from kidney trouble for some time. My kidupys were very weak and Ui? secretions were -ao. fre quent in passage as to cf use me great annoyance. My .back pched alnfost [constantly and at tlme^-I had sharp, shooting pains? through my loins which almost prevented me from per ?Wrtuing my-^Kousework. I finally heard about Doan's Kidney FMlls and' procured a supply at thciWashlngton I Drug Co. They strengthened my kid neys. regulated the passages of th^ secretions and entirely removed the pains In my ^back. I have not had symptoms of kidney trouble since them 1 can recommend Doan's Kidney Pills as far superior to any other kidney remedy I have ever used." For 'sale by all dealers. Price 50. cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo. New York, sole egeuts for the I'nlted States. Remember the name? Doan's ? and take no other. Charles, returned to their home in Pantego after a day in town. Mr. Sam Carrow arrived from New Bern yesterday afternoon for a few days stay in the city. Mr. Walter Wlndley returned yes terday afternoon from a short busi* ness trip to New Bern. Mr. Wilson Lamb went to Green ville yesterday on business, after a few days in the city visiting relatives. ATTENDING I*. 8. COt'RT The following are in the city attend NEW BUCKWHEAT nrad MINCE MEAT E. L ARCHBELL Specialties Cigars and Tobacco. Leary Bros.' Old Stand. ing the; session of the IThUed States District Court: Hon. Harry Skinner, district attor ney. Greenville; Mr. J. X Giles, as^ sistant district attorney. Durham, N. C. ; Hon. Wheeler Martin, collector of' internal revenue, Raleigh; Hon. Har-' ry Stubbs, WUIIamston; Hon. I. M. Mtekins, Elizabeth City; Mr. G. L. Tonnoffskl. deputy clerk U. S. Court, Raleigh; Mr. T. -B. Slade. William ston. and Mr. E. A. Smith. Robinson vllle. ? - ? SERVICES AT KICHOLSOXTILI.R. Rev. H. D. Searight wiil preach at the payne Memorial ?hurch tonight, at 7:30 o'clock. 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