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I'ouiidc'H'.v ? .j-.wt.' r.j.r rr-.x
the publ j* have u s'iiihi :>i kno\v. will,
so far us this comemed. be
published, . not because the paper
takes at.y pleasure in recording'
r rimes ? ?[ ih.s kind, it wishes there
W?fye tH'l.e SUch lO re. oril. b'.it l>er?ftl s<*~
elnre sm !i things do occur arvd since
It must publish themHt has no favors,
to mx refit} '?> swells and sports Thar it .
rannof also <?xr<>i:d> to any nt^er man
rvfco npT"?rtrs :n crv;r* '3T.d*M* siht'lar
H"\ t < . i r \ 7 i::..\T'u
i.i i i.iiii:. I
Wfcei !???;? : :;
nor.ev \y n:.y .,:V..r -u- ' Ij.V
mar. win, ?, ). >-!i .-or. and
tnifitwnrthv to r- jr. When there
is '/??.??.?Mi in moii? y to be scent it Is
n ?-??? ,!i ;i ? ? i ? ??? tt?i
g'1: * ? .. 'i -?*' :l Mil Ilor.-I.n.l
worth *>t good roads than it is to pay"
an it:' !>??;. n: a n ami <fr.t ? ,
only $7-i.eoo r-r ?>". woj;tb i
. Tn rh<- f!rst ?' >-e y..tf"a:*e o'*:' \
$3. ?>?'??? for your mnn. but you have)
""iaVMcT"! I, ?? ?;:o"rr.'n that would |
-havo 1) ii > ? n !?>-> !,y i.n !-. .T* ,ll |e| lig^i,' !?'
manflRemenr r:n tin- parr of the |
"cheap" man In an nddr*** the oth
I',-, ^V- L -Snoon ?
stances Thowint; how two counties I
have handled rfie road ]?ropof>ltlon, as 1
follows:
bonds, go- :t;j e?i t;||i ?????r to l-h .->11 hvit,
"the eounty, affii put the money where I
it ought in have gone. People were
pleaded. Th^y more bonds,
property Snereased wonderfully, un
til now The T^uhYy." by reason "of good
road.4, has grown to be a giant sn
wealth. The nth^r instance was Lll
liston. Ala., wfeer" the people voted
S 12r,.i?0,?. They didn'i get an en-|
glneer, but llste::ed tr? the road ma- ?
chinery agent ?i<? -oid rt.ent all iliev
had to do was io rj.iuud up t!?e ?03l't
and roll it. Today tVa; ?ommunltyl
{ft j>:s? as m-;r h .is e- -r ;i> the mud. j
and the roads s-hm <n?et $|^r.,Oof? get'
ep sTTid ko plong v.-Uh Che vrhells when !
they roll." ? Progressive Farmer.
|
MfHtK <*C)\SKiS\ .\T1\ II.
Mr. arriman'a passing from th^:.
railroad world. In which he was stu b ;
? dominant figure, has not been at
'? fended by any develnpments of a sen
sational character. In fact, it would
-"nSftui ro w a rational c?5ticIusion that
? "tTic remarkable nrmnVTng Jn which his
daring skill and power were so often
will nnw bp dropped, or
thatr&t any rate. hts Buccewora will
pursue much moz,* conservative Hbw
fh connection with tKe threat systems
of transportation which he built up.
It may be observed, however, that
something approaching a process of
disintegration is making its appear
ance In connection with the aftalrs of
various companies which. \ justly or
otherwise, had been popularly classed
an being Included in the so-called
. ' H ar r 1 m a n -ax&tcm. ' ' it Im uutmL fox
itistance, that at this week's meeting
lb* New_York_Ceutral Railroad,
the t>lae? of Mr. Harriman in its
board of directors was filled by the
selectlou of Mr. Marvin Hughltt. tbe
president of the Chicago & North-'
?westero Hallway, a rtimuany heretrv.
fore controlled by the Vander.bllt in
terests.
VALVE OF FOREST.
In v|?w of existing conditions In
the I'nlted States relative to fores
try, iiuil especially the recent devel
opment of public sentiment In the
recent' report of the I Lallan Secretary
of Agriculture on the. operations In
reafforestation, which have been go
ing on for many years, is of Interest.
According to this report the Italian
government ? is keenly, aware of the
Y.ajue af Xorestu to the country, and
It Is determined to bring Its defor
ested lands Into a forested state as
*opu again as possible. To auain this,
end. planting operations have been!
conducted on _ government land to !
such an extent that during the last
thirty years 122,000 acres have been
planted in twenty-flve of the pro
vinces of Italy. Of this area. Cd.uOO
acres, or approximately 1QS square
miles, were planted In the year 1907.
alone . rauelMK an outlay of nearly
i 2 .000.000 and giving employment to |
i\ large number of men. Reafforesta
tion has been carried on so vigor- '
about 3C.000 acres of government
land in nefidjjf planting. In addi
tion to conducting planting opera
lions on a large scale, the Italian gov
ernment has during the last forty
years ^drnfcHiuUsl over ism.oom.ooO
young tree* and 237. COO pounds o?
?#ed. an anion lU-sufildea:. to restock ?
approximately i*io;ouii acre* of land
? tn the ].?-<n .;r?. in an effort to en
cyurage planting and sowing by pri
vate I'crsoftjf;
>lORK .MK.MRMRS IN IKU SK.
?'.Members of Congress in il.o.-e
gHat'-i. w1m?-|> will get increased r ep re
Ken tat oti at Washington after !_!? e
"f ' !i 1 "e I evil tig nrettv sa: ?
as regards their prospects of reelec
tion a year hence," said 'Judge Thot.
I.. Scarborough, of Tennessee, ai the |
Kenneri.
"There will be a hew apportion
me nt aM'-r t he rensus Is taken, as :he
increase in :h" nation's popular ;ou
will certainly ran for an increase in |
the number of legislators in the lo
er bran- l:_?j?. CougXfeSH. llut Lhe. li:r.5:
has. in the opinion <?f many, beer
nearly reached. fin?l there will be a
tight aualust adding many members i
to the' present ! house total ? ^omc
:'n> i.'-.udJ, Some St a', cs will- show Ut
ile gain >irt?e the census of 1V"0, and
a ? few may reveal an actual loss.'
Texas and Oklahoma will show big I
cair.f. white the increase- i'n States I
H JV>'-r ?s>r. a.' - !? ??' ? 1 1 *???* A? j
. 1
? 'n VvnV?. rn "v:M be 8jow; to r.t:-r-l
Sa?Is of ?;<?] reservation so as-u.?i I
'<?) il:c- l!?i:v vuduly large ami |
nnwieldy, uu.i ;:i ik" same time ke"p
? Stale f"ii!ll Ii>-?ug ?ev of ?c* prey.
^.;t r?-,.r>^feH:ai*lon. It will take some
'ine iignhii^j ? ! o th's. 1j> the Stat-'s
l1i'at .will '-ongressmen new ?iis
L. . .i. ? i : ? i l. H i ^.n n. <| . rnul ?i i hi Mil**
iZll hi Li li-V't
uope-i u! getting a job at ib" National
? Hn+*i:noie AHP'I'b Ali. "
liRKAKS I.FO OFF ItK.U FORT j
? Hea i ; In - r V f ..Oct. -17. -With rh?> j
lag ? a? ? ? I'mnmatit ? il y i n g ? upside 1
low n ? the signal of distress and!
iv a in of assistance the oceangoing!
|nt Welhiigton crept t-foaly lip to the j
?mi "i ?rr ;> itrr - irZ'h eT
lumber barges Southland and Vir
?-'iiua Immediately upon discovering;
he sij^iLiil-KA^Ujor. Poughuuul kbs i rew
j'rom the Fort Macon l.fe savir.tr yta-j'
ion i.i'sti" ;j f 'ielr'"TyTv^ boa; a,"'r
rowed ??nt to tne Wtjhols. The master!"1
>f the tug. which cleared from Phil- 1
idelphia October &.?hound for .la-k-j'
vonvlll-. re?w>ri?-tl io i be life KTrcnv 7
hrt the \\'ell'nginn"1\atl encounv'reri j
terrific weather off Katteras during >
vhleh Fred Chrlstenton. a member or '
he erew of the barge Southland, had '
?nsfaiiieti ?. broken leg it wa.? to ob
lairi assistance in getting f'i: rlstenion
ihs'ti'iT t'inr lTVTfJ was asked and the
ife savrs took Uie fi?jn red inn 11 to j
land and ronveynd "him to 'a hospital.
When off the Diamond Shoal.-. ?
Lighi*hi|> on Thursday night the tug
?tin into a heavy westerly gale.- With
PverjrjWng battered down and the
=eas tossing her about like a cork,
he Wellington was barely able to"
inld on to her tow. 1-t was feared the *
FOR FFVFRISH\?vS.H ami'. ACIfl.NC;
Whether from, Malarious conditions
"TT - . n? jin.mftwp'
jdlnw. ? It redueen the ferer and re
lieves the aching. It's liquid? 10,
*?. -wild fl* rtmtm ?t wlme'afnrei
hawser would Dart At any mdatnt
While the gale was at Ita^helght the
barren Bhlpplofc considerable
water and on the Southland. Chris
teuton was sent to the engine house
to start the pumps to keep the vessel
from sinking. He had scarcely reach
ed there when a terrific sea battered
i? the engine room door and almost
drowned him. He was thrown bod
ily against the walls and one of his
legB snapped Just above the knee.
Ui* aou-BMitw found him helpless
and the newb was communicated to
tho twg, who** master decided lo fw
Into port here to obtain medical aid.
A KKW COACH.
A new first-class passenger coach
<111 the Atlantic (.oast Line passenger
train adds a great deal to the comfort
and convenience qI the imigengftrB
'.rsvellug on that system.
"ITS AX ILL WIND" '
Borne time ago there was a flood
in Britiski Columbia. An old fellow
who had lost nearly everythihg he
possessed was sitting on the roof of
his house as it floated along when a
boirrapproached.
"Hello, John!"
"Hello, Dave!"
'"Are your fowls all washed away,
John?"
"Yes. but the ducks can swim^V re
plied the old man. /
"Apple-trees gone?"
"Well, they said the crpp would be
a failure, anyhow."
"1 see the Rood's away above your
window." " ?
"That's all right, Dave. Them win
ders needed washin', anyhow." ?
Pearson's Weekly.
rrLKS CTRED IX <1 TO 14 HAYS
PAZO OINTMKNT 'U guaranteed to
run* ;:i;> ntsf of 1 Idling, TlllUfl, Lilted
in< or Protruding, piles in G to 14
days or money refunded. rifle.
For drugs anil seed, 'Hardy's Ilrug
Stofe.
Sloan's Liniment is the ?best
remedy for sprains and bruises.
It quiets the pain at once, and
can be applied to the tendcrest
doesn't need to he rubbed ? all
you have to do is to lay it on
lightly. It is a powerful prepa
ration and penetrates instantly ? i
- relieves any inflammation and con- j
gestion, and reduces the swelling. 1
Sloan's1
Liniment
i* an excellent antiseptic and
germ killer ? heals cuts, butns.
26c., 60?., and ft.
It. Can s. Sloan, j
Kui V B-A.. j
xtmrr. of soniovs axi? war-1
IlA.\i OF
N'orth Carolina. Be.-r.sfort County.
Wgshli:p*o:i Justine'*;
Court. TTTTore a. Mayo, .j- P. Uvo. .
W. and Ceo. M. Owen. trad-i
?itiK a?*Oeo. N. Owen at;d Son. vs.;
R. H. Mymat:.
?a-:e i?oi ir-*' : That a suRinfoTDTiTi the[
above entit! 'd-aetton wis issned
against said defendant -on the 27th 1
day of September. 1909. by A." Mayo. I
.HiV.ll'l' I.I Mil' t'lW'J' II? J',!"'.'!!',!" 1
county. North Onrotlnrr; for the piim
of ?wo -hundred '$2tfD.OCO dollars,
due the plaintiff by jwlgmaut ren- .
dcrcd In their favor and agal:>Kt- t4*e-^
defendant in the C'ottrt or l.r.vr r.r.d ,
Chaunrery of the City of Norfolk. !
Virginia, on March 2fi:h. 1^*)^. which
summons Is- returnable- before said
jusUr-e. at liis office hi Washington,
In said county and in Washington
? owti?>hip r?n Tuo"?l??." ti*?* day pt ?
October, l ??>:?. at 1> t/il'x^. a. ni.
The defendant v.;il r.i^u ;akc r.:rt!e?'
thai a warrant of attachment v. an U-j
sued by sal'J juMfce the 27 1 1? day
of Sy/trmber, 1SW9, trg ?tins'. t"?e prop
erty of Raid defendant v.*J.i<h warrant
of attachment Is returnable before
said jiffctire at t"fte time and i:l6ce
above named for Jhe xel urn of the
summons, when and where the de
fendant is required to appear and
answer or demur to the comnlalnt,
or the relief demanded will be
granted _ . _ _ . _
Th Ig the 27th day of September,'
lMt. * . K. MAYO*
. n. ? Justice of the Peace.
WASHINGTON PARK.
Bargain in E. Main Street
House, A. C^Hathaway.
Leon Wood MEMBERS N. Y. COTTON EXCHAKrr 1? ?? ?'
r LEON WOOD & CO.,
BANKERS and BROKERS
73 PLUME STREET. CARPENTER BUILDING. NORFOLK. VA.
Private Wire* to N. Y. S?ock Exchange. N. Y. Cottoh'Exchange. Chicago
Board of Trade and other Financial Centers.
accounts given careful attention.
?? <SK>. *y>>. *v>j AV!, /SW> 4V>) ft
EAST CAROLINA I
Teachers' Training School ?!
fe I
Established and maintained by the State for the young men
and women who ^ish to qualify themselves for the profession
of teaching. Buildings and equipment new and modern. Sani- ? ~
tation perfect* ? e
SESSION OPENS OCTOBER 5TH. 1*9. f?
For|prospcctus and information, address ROBT. H. WRIGHT,
President, Greenvflle, N. C.
JUST RECEIVED
Filling in order of Ed
1 ison Records, including
new list for September.
Call at our store and hear
the latestmusicandsong
hits. No one thing will
give so much pleasure to
so many people for so
long a tune- at iso- little
cost as a
PHONOGRAPH.
With our easy payment
plan they are in reach of ]
everybody.
RUSSBROS.
THE PICTURE FRAME RS.
* J
The Gem
Theater "j
FIXE ORCHESTRA
ANCIENT GUIHATOR ? Drama.
THE - STAKVEH NGH? Meted fa ma. j
THE DETECTIVES OF THE ITAL
IAN* HCHEAl? Melodrama.
HIRXIN? OF STAMBOt'L, CON
STANTINOPLE ? Melodrama.
TEI> AND 11IS LITTLE SISTER?
Melodrama.
Xe\t Friday evening the CJem will
give away n l>eautlful Sterling Silver
Cnndrlahra Co (he one holding the
lucky coupon.
Coupons will he given to mlult pat
rons only.
j $12,000 IN PRIZES
To be awarded at the
GREAT STATE FAIR j
1MO. _ ?
? ? - ? ivvri
49th Annual Fair will top the list in Exhibits, break
the record in Free Attractions, beat the best in Racing,
Qjitdo itself in Clean Shows, cap the climax fn crowds,
Biggest Midway in the South, No Dust this'year, addi-'
tionst<> Grandstiyid, nearly Double Seating Capacity,
5c. Fare on Street Cars, more Special Trains than ever.
?n>P| Tjmind Trip frtr Onp Farp plus A Hmiccirtn f nil
pQn to ground*. ? ? : ' ?
For Premium List and other information. apply to '
JOS. E. POGUE-r-Secretary, Raleigh. _J
.. ?HELP IS OFFERED
WORTHY YOTNG MEN AND WOMEN. No matter how limited (our
*'*" "?* " ?J> I . "**^"7" * mTrv- ^ ; -
NF.SS (ioLITtiE, Durham, N. C-, is ready and willing to help You secure
a hijih-tcrnde Business Education. The ONLY Rusineis College in the Caro
lina? presided over by an Incorporated Accountant and Auditor. A suffi
cient guarantee of its superiority. Enter now on eauLpayment plan.
DEPARTMENTS'; Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typewriting. Telegraphy,]
r,r ,rnrr' Kii"l"-HlllTi
A HUNCH
oy oaiung ai Newi ofBce and d es
cribing tbeui and paying (or this
advertisement.
IX>8T. ABOUT (KTOUKK 1ST, A
bunch of keys with .aluminum
chain attached. Finder pleaJfi- re^
tnrn to News offlce and receive to
ward. ^lf
STENOGRAPHERS
STENOGRAPHER AND. TYPK
writer. Let mo write your letters.
Mlra Beulah Tbomason
Chamber of Commerce
FOR 8ALK
RATE, 1 cent" per word.
LONG CAPES IN ALL NEW MHAItttf
at J. K. Hoyt^
-THK STEAM LAUNCH PKTRBL,
length about 50 feet, belonging to
U. S. Bureau qt Fisheries. is offer
ed for sale. Sealed bld? directed
to Fisheries Laboratory. Beaufort,
N. C., will be received until noon,
Wednesday, October 20. The launch
may be Inspected at the above
named laboratory at any time.
THK CHOCOLATE YOV HAVE
been waiting for, "Apollo," none
better: at Sparrow's. %
1K)X'T FAIL TO ATTEND THEDNE
day .sale at J. K. Hoyf'^? Wednes
day.
NEW LINK OF KID OIjOVKS JCST
received. James E.- Clark Co.
WEDNESDAY IS B AHG AlX_IiA V AT
J. K. Hoyt's.
FINE CELERY, CRANBERRIES, M
agra, Concord and Delaware grapes
at .1 oh. F. Tayloe.
SEE J. U. HOYT'S ItKi AD.
mish grapes, lari.e' qiaxtiy,
' lJust in. at Willis' Bakery."
NEW ARRIVAL OF HAND-PAINT
ed China, at H. G. Sparrow's.
1.10 S1ITS TO SELECT FROM WED
nesday, at J. K- UoylV.
MEN'S AND 1IOVS*- IN1>ERWE?R
in all . grades and prices, ut k.
Hoyi's. ,
VOIR Movi-v mi ? im? iMii-Tr??
duty at J. K. Hoyt's, Wednesday.
DIR CANDIES ARE THE BEST-tr
10 and 20 cents per pound? the
kind of'Ter Tolls "geT~20 and 4 0 cents
for. Jos. F. Tayloe.
I.A DIES' KAMIM.E Sl'ITS AT ? A It
gain prices. Wednesday. J. K.
Hoyt.
FRESH CHOCOLATE ? JlST AR
rlved. II. G. Sparrow
DOROTHY DODD SHOES FOR LA
- dies. _ See the new cloth ton button
~ ooot i or areas, "at T.T\7 Moyt s.
LAMB*'. MISSES' ANtr CHI I'
ll ren's underwear; prices right, at
J. K. Hoyt's.
srEE SPARROW'S TEN CENT LINE
of Fudge.
LOOK AT THE SPECIAL OFFER*
ings in J. K. Hoyt's big ad.
(?EN ERA L REPAIRING SHOP ?
'Typewriters, sewing machines, bl
? irna maaeio lit. E.~w. A.
Woolard. Market street, opposite
Courthouse. 21
KIM ON AH IN EVERY MAKE, LONG
and short, at J. K. Hoyt's.
If a man had the. sense to admit
JV hftn '?nns h^/uutlJ i
be more often eight.
a buy. hp mftfa ashamed of the
neckties his father wears than of be
FOR GENERAL
SURGICAL
?AND ?
- ? Hon
MED
RATES:* Private
rooms $'5 tm(925.M.
;_W?rd(large and airy)
$11 per week. Ad
drcM
(MISS) JULIA ,
A. SMITH,
Sopt. o# Nurses
iii? 1 1 n ?nA
runLtMtmunl'
AL HOSPITAL
Professional Column
SPECIALISTS
H. W. C ARTER, M. D.
Practice Limited to Dlaeues of -the
Eye. Ear, Nose and Tlpoat.
Houra: M2 A. M. Cor. Main and
WaabtaftotT/N.1 ' '
Dr. I. M. Hardy
PRACTICING
PHYSICIAN
"" SURGEON
? Wwhlaetoo. N. O -
DR H, SNELL ? :
Dentist.
Office corner of Main and
Reapaaa Strccto. Phone t?
Washington, N. C.
ATTORXKr?
H. S.^ARD JUNIUS D. CRIMES
WARD & GRIMES
ATTORNEYS- AT -LAW
Washington, N. C.
We practice io the Courts of the First
Judicial District, and the
Federal Courts.
John H. Small, A. D. MacLean,
Harry McMullan.
SMALL, MAC LEAN & - .
McMULLAN
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
Washington, North Carolina.
W.D.GRIMES ?
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Washingion, Nortn Carolina. '
Practices In all the Courts.
W. M. BOND, Edenton, N. C.
Norwood l. slmmons
BOND & SIMMONS
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
Washington, North Carolina*
? Pruaitce In alt C
W. L. Vaughan W* A. Thompson
VAUGHAN & THOMPSON
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
Washington and Aurora. N. C.
Practice in all the courts.
H. C. CARTER, JR.,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,"
Washington, N. C.
Office Marfce^Street.
<Vm. B. Rodman. Wiley C. K oilman.
HODMAN A1 ROHMA\ *
Attorneys-at-Lsw
Washing?on, N. C.
Business Cards
R. L. STEWART
PRACTICAL MATCHMAKER and
jeweler:
Corner Main and Market Streets ?
Just received a larggjisftortmenf nf ? h m__ ?
? inni Designs IfTJewelry^ -K??
nairing a wpfiClaltV. '
H. B. GotJsfein,
We are stilt doing business at our
old stand. In this period between the
seasons t*e arc still satisfying cus
tomers. Our fall samples arc already
In and we can take your order now
for immediate or future delivery;
' Yuuis fur business, H. ??. ooidsteln. :
Fdr?
FIRE INSURANCE
The J. H. Simmons Marble
and-Granite Cn.
MONUMENTS
Prices and Work Right. *
S, N. C. ~
Whllt - BAKBbK - MiUF
The only first-class whfte shop in city.
A trial will convince anyone of reas- 1.
onable judgment. We nave 3 chairs,
3 first-class white barbers. Satifactlon
assured. Opposite Postal office.
A. B. DR AUG HON, Prop.
C. MORGAN WILLIAMS
INSURANCE
of all kinds.
Buy Your
HORSES and MULES
. from
GEO. H. HILL
The tasks that want ads. have
tailed to do In this cltr. if tmt +iem**
plished, would rftake a small shewing