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thk smi th a mi hk;h run i:s.
Speaking generally, nil price* are'l
high. 5.>nie few prp-es :ir?^ higher!
than ever: the general l**v??l. The I
most rational is he - |
mous iiu-re;>v in prot*u? ? i?: gold.)
.Abundant uoldt nwuiu i heap gold.
v?heap gold ni??a;iy high i iTt'e*. *;
The fwo principal prmluets whiehj
are stimulated by ?nh?r ? :iuiieK than I
abniiduitie ? f* k>>:?1*,v.v oo?-[
The
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What
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thijss'
? he Soiuli ?
WeMe-n :\u-v- g
*-0 : li? 1'1 -t< :? :t?,
Uetu of ?ih'? .""'intl
lack :'or i !l?- ; rod i
of cattle for )????' j*
by the eotlop s?ef?
The best way in n?;
cotton won 1
fratn a Htrb? fnr*S~r
a little* mor? attention to ;>e?
d action.-? (.'ha riot*! e Observer.
T-flf. f'VTw IV-TIIK
FAf'K
It u???d : n bo pop il I - to inquire. I
"Why rai? ;tny~7V>rn uTTtf.
ran take on*- acre- of tobacco and buv
all th* c-nrr. tha*. f?n he raised on 10
arrow?- H+r?- nriffflW)-, w+?**-4+
ha? always h?;en sophistry, will lack
a good ?l?al ut c-y.-flTIowc-il T>."
any sensible farmer these days. It Ij;
rather the reverse. Take an acre of
<-orn raised with as miu-h f?Vc, prep
aration and not expense as the ssrae
In tobacco would receive from 1 he
average farmer and you have more
clear pront man you cm mrp TrnTtT"
10 arres In tobacco. This may sound
like a fairy dream lo those who have
never learned - to count net results,
and to look unpleasant farts in the
Via ce. BUt Its IO. ICI pi U?cu UJ tiirr
Stokes county, who atfe growing corn
at a cost of -23 cents 'per bushel.
profit of $61.20 per acre. But "will
tmoeo can be produced today at !e*r
than 10 rrtta per po?n?f WS must
. therefore conclude that closed 1 6
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V. i -iz* ?
i ,J i
jit's real pleasure to cook on
Buck's Stoves
* ? ? r . -
Requires less Iceland cooks
quicker.- J*
Oven always same temperature top
and bottom. As&
Southern Furniture Company
the torn profit of S til. 50 per acre,
there i* 11 loss in tobacco rultur^ of
In the fare of thewe fdcU what shall
wo say oi i ne ldl'mer wUt* sttH ? |
out his lands Jo tobacco, wilh only u
half-hearted. slips hod. rarelws prep
aration for thoge necessaries of life
which require yearly more than t lio
value of liis tobacco crop to buy? ?
Danhn ry Ropor t <? r .
snow i \<>:
Ovi'jl* ? la benefit? ??--j
ti?A*Jv-pttu!'to^t?T^mVcr.* in Waslr.vi.ifi; i
by. -i i: ? .Nonh .Carolina Afntnal" j
I'i-.n ''lent A .>?<<? la i in:-., of Durban*.*
N. C.. d?:-i* k ' !i?- V-i-' year. Ks?-:1
Ini' sma1:'): ^ -
$ '? ? an: 1--.il ^ la'n: no: y??i ,iaM
: fii ::: > \ n tr?i> \ ?? .
' ?? V! I ! :? for ii;.- I.y<vuaa j
t'.ir /iicn- ir.rned ov?- -J
tmw*!iivr; Mr K It. Mlxon. Ai:
i ;:I to w.ur* tlt+lr tst k-:.-,
ii"-jy L>.: y Ji- ...? :i'{ev ;? o'clock Mo;**
?fTi;. n.<ii'::;u^ ar Hrowu'* dm#
TiifR*--** st'.up:! or tii-kbt for tl:e Tn
?i::> n; clu1?-^ 1 ruction ? an be" secure '.I
?
_\ li(:K^?r;c:t"inenc wh.< c.tv.^*::
jvrr;\ who hail been bovin?*. artesian
V.ell?. ?i> i| iff. I'.-TM parts Of tllO lOlint >
it>:' *oir.ei by j.-'-ttinp drunk r.nit
? :i!' kiai: ? <?: Arapahoe'* prouil
i-eu' rJi njT Tl? U'STTiTM^SlMl flllf!
t.^'-cri before .hi-tbe of the Peace (5
W." and fined, but not bein/
aid" to pay th?- line <?r Rive bail. was
?i : j f l !iu.- :.!.>-riff !<
'??.? vJ! . f..r the sheriff. IfA ToT' nu?
? e.i'/ f.ir other part* and the fine
y ' 1 u?'b" eolb'V'ted. -Hiybtro Sc:;tl
] "> , .
: ?* ' ll'l W! ... I II I Ml, I, II,
arlio.
.-.i>o Nervoiis Heacarbe. 1 ravcScr.i'
iteuiiacju- a<l.i..s -f.-um c.Jrip,
otorou^f Tro'iiil-s cr iV-um' trou
l?I s. Try Capudtnfr-S-U*-. i.guid ?
effects iinm*? liutcly. Sold hv drug
tisti.'
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The Telephone. I
Von can havcrt Telephone
put in your house in the city
or at your farm srarcryswr
passingly low cost, and Mve
many a_lorm_dri ve-aad per
haps a life hy heing in direct ??
and instantaneous touch With
yr?rrr iVwiof, Groc?r, Mao
chant and Ilrok. r.
Weather reports and mar
ket quotations can be secured
daily.,
jXs - interested parties afe re
I quested to communicate with
| Mr. O. W. Bell, M'g'i
M CAROLINA TEL. ANI
TEL. CO.,
WasliinijloTi, N. ?
This proposition wlllintar
Mt you. and it would b?
of the cold Wlatei
TO ClllK A COLD IN OXE DAY
Take LAXATIVE -BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money if it
rails to. cure. E. W. GROVE'S signa
ture is on each box. 25c.
OYSTERS! PHONE 367. *?
Delivered to any pari of city 25 cents
quart. Served in any style, strained a
specialty at 113 Market Street.
Ocracokc Fresh. Dressed Mullets.
_ _ J. t. WY.vrr.
Bargain in E. Main Street
House. A. C. Hathaway.
Leon Wood MEMBERS N. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE Jamea W.
J . LEON WOOD 6 CO.,?
BANKERS and BROKERS
STOCKS, BONDS. COTTON. GRAIN and PROVISIONS.
' 7T [7i PLUME STREET. CARPENTER BUILDING, NORFOLK. VA. ?
Private Wire# to N. Y. S?>ck Exchange. N. Y. Cotton Exchange. Chicago
Board of Trade and other Financial Centers.
Correspondence respectfully' solicited, Investment and Marginal |
accounts given careful attention.
Money saved is money made!
A Welsbach Junior Lamp burns 2 feet of Gas per
hour, and gives 50 Candle Power of Light, where an
open tip burns 6 feet of Gas and gives 20Candle Pow^
er. How much do you save? |> w?*? ^
WASHINGTON
LIGHT '
WATER
COMPANY
Welsbach Junior.
j FOR GENERAL
A SURGICAL
-AND
Non
Contagious. j
^MEDICAL
r CASES
RATES:? Private
. rooms $'5 to .525.00.
\Vard<larffeund airy>
$10 per week. Ad
dress ^
;<MlSS> JULIA
A. SMITH,
Sup?, o.' Nurses
FOWLEMEMORI
AL HOSPITAL,
to**, may ^received at
I o Insure, prompt atiei
tisements should be in
by 12.45 m. Ails. by messenger, tele
phone or mail glvsff careful attention
POH 8ALK ? PEAFOWLS, ONE
rooster, two hens. B. "L. Susman.
Bl'TTKRINE IS SWEET AS THE
freshest elpver butter; more whole
some than butter; sold for 3C cents
pound. Chat. M. Little.
FOR SALE ? A SQUARE PIANO IN
good condlUdn. Will sell cheap.
Fine opportunity. Apply. News
office. '
STENOGRAPHER AND T Y P B
wrlter. Let tno write your letters.
Miss Beulah Thomason
Chamber of Commerce
FOR SALE ? ONE EDISON SlOVING
Picture Machine, also, one Edison
t graphophone; both 1 n first-class
condition; will sell at a Bantam- 1
If not interested don't write. Box
232, Washington. N. C'.
FOR SALE ? ONE LARGE COAL
stove original cost $30; UBed one
season. B; L. SuStnan.
FOR^HALt-i I'-KANLT. HAL'KH, ttt
cents each. it. B. Mayo & Co.
TRY HITTEIUNE ? YOU?ILONT
know but what you are eating the
sweetest clover butter; always
fresh and more wholesome than
butter: 30 cents pound, at* Chaa.
M. Little's.
at.\Trs inini.'i'< H.s roKh-i \ .
Spartanburg, S. C.. Oct. 2J>. ? J. B.
Bates, convicted of murdering Mrs.
DOcMu Bolter~"tmil ? sentenced' -to -be
hanged October and whoEe case
has been appealed, has addressed a
letter to L. A. Justin, a house-build
rr, .enclosing plans and specifications
for his coffin.
The drawing was r.ir.de oalhe bar4?
of m old~eT?velope and on Che others
side was a note asking that the coffin
be m-ade as cheaply as possibly. as tie |
didn't wish to pay more than $20 for
the casket. He d+rectcd that It be
p. tl ?itli tlnio M"r'V)'i' n " 1 1 nia'.-j.
pieces of rope be used for the han
dles'. Bates suggested that the coffin
be brought to the jail at night and
that it he wrapped up 'so as to. keep
it secret from*- the public.
"\Vhe:l people say a story -la plaus
ible it is eipilralent ? to saying that
they don't believe It!
For drugs and seed. Hardy's Drug j
Store. - -- ? I '
North Carolina Mutual and
Provident Association
DURHAM". N. C. ^
The Greatest Negro Insurance Company in the World
INCOltPOKATKII IX 181*0 *
Home OllUe Untitling*. Von. 202-314 West l'un l?!i Street, Durham'. North
Carolina.
Over One-Half' 'Million' Dotfafs Pan! m Benefits; 4
Professional Column
SPECIALISTS
H. W. CARTER, M. D.
- Practice Limited to Diseases of the
Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat.
Hours* 9-U A. ML Cor. Mfata and
2-5 P. M- Gladden Sts.,
'PHONE 8*. Washington, N. G.
Dr. I. M. Hardy
PRACTICING
PHYSICIAN
SURGEON
j Washington, N. C.
DRl H. SNELL ,
Dentist.
Office corner of Main and
Respass Streets. Phone 100
Washington, N. C.
ATTOItXKYB
H. S. WARD JUNIUS *>? GRIMES
WARD & GRIMES
attqrneys-at-law
Washington, N. C. .
We practice in the Courts of the First
Judicial District, and the
' Federal Courts.
John H. Small, A. D. MacLean,
? u Harry McMulian.
SMALL, MAC LEAN &
"McMXJLLAN
ATTORNEYS* AT-LAW
. Washington, North Carolina.
W. D. GRIMES
attorREY^ttixw
Washington; N^rth Carolina,
til Practices in ail the Courts.
W. M. BQND, Edcnton, N. C.
NORWOOD L. SIMMONS
? BOND & SIMMONS
ATTORNEYS- AT -LAW
Washington. North Carolina.
- - Practice in all Couits.
W. L. Vaughjn W- A. Thompson
VAUGHAN & THOMPSON
ATTORN E YS- AT-LA W
Washington and Aurora. N. C^
Practice in all the courts.
HTU7 CARTER, JR.,
\TTflR\'F.V-AT.l.A\V.
Washington, N. C.
Office Market Street.
A'ui. li..IBu(lnian. Wiley C. ICodman.
RODMAN & RODMAN
Attorneys-at-Ls-W
Washington, fjft C.
Business Cards
R. L. STEWART"
PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER and
? JEWELER.
Corner Main and Market Streets
lust received a large sstortntent of the.
latest ns In Jewelry. R?v
|Ull I ll? J jpiLiali rr
We are stll! doing business at our
old stand. In this period between the
seasons ?earo still satisfying cus
tomers. ?>ur fall samples are already
In and we can take your order now
for immediate* or future delivery.
Vuuifc fur business, 11. n. Guldjuln.
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see .
J. and P. B. MYERS
e J. H. Simmons Marble
and Granite Go.
MONUMENTS
Price? and Work '?
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WHITE - BARBER - SHOP
The only firftt-clas*white?hoplncity.
A tT2f ,^111 convince anyone *f reu
lud?a??ui. Wm Ums<a i ohal#?.
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