.-1 JUST RECEIVED
Tf
A shipment of America's J
finest production and the f
world's greatest Sewing
Machine. The ball bear
ing, light running NEW
HOME? for cash or easy
monthly pigments.
Deu'l foi get-that weareneag- X
quarters for the besr sewing
machine needles and oil. Be
ware of imitation goods. The ,
best is the cheappt- We car- [
ry the best Not how cheap,
bilf how good we can give you
for your money.
RUSS BROS.
THE PICTURE FRAMERs
II;
k.
The Gem
Theater
IX THE DAYS i)F OLIVER CROM
WELL ? A hand colored historical |
drama.
SETTLEMENT WOK KICKS ? Flne|
drama.
ADVENTURES OF~A KK<4 ? Com
-w
THE IROX WORKERS ? A
drama ___
Coupons for n set of Beautiful Sil
ver Fruit Knives with l'enrl IlAndles
purvluuMMl from the stock of A. (].
Sniither ii Co. will be given lx*gin
ning tonight. Adults only will be gl Vr.
en coupons.
NOTICE.
All Arms and others from whom
. purchases jnay_ be made by any mu
nicipal department of the CHy~ of
Washington, nre hereby notified to
only furnish such supplies upon pre
sentation of regular form of requisi
tion from heads of such departments
or officials of. tfce city." This to take
effect on and after November l, 190&. ;
C. II. STIRLING, Mayor ]
W. D. Windley. City Clerlt.
Get INSURANCE fgpm Bragaw this afternoon.
WM. BRAG AW &r CO.,
First Insurance Agents In Washington, N. C.
RUG SALE!
- TUESDAY, NOV; 2.
?One Day Only
-Special prices made on Rugs, Druggets and
ART SQUARES
The late$t' designs shown. All invited to call
and see them.
Remember next Tuesday you can secure^
Rug, fa Drugget or Art Square at a reduced price.
No such opportunity has ever before been of
fered in Washington. You cannet afford to miss
this sale for it means money saved.
JEFFERSON FURNITURE CO.
1 WASHINGTON, N. C.
ARE YOU ON A SALARY?
If so, we want to correspond with you. Especially
if you are not earning a L ARG&jjjjla^y., You are the
man who really NEEDS insurance most ? the protec
tion-for-the-family kind? the kind that will PAY YOU
A DEFINITE MONTHLY INCOME when you are
disabled by accident or-ittness ? th& kind that protects
your bank account and saves you a whole lot of worry.
LfTdp us a postal ? it won't cost-ym? a cent to investigate and we don't want
vou to spend a dollar with t^s unle#&you are convinced that it will PAY YOL*
to be Ensured. CARL D. PAMUU4, Gen'l Insurance.
' Four Years Experience.
Havens-Small Bid.'*: 'Phojy? 95.
Tile House of "Quality
36 YEARS.
PURE WHISKIES DIRECT TO YOU
HONI)KI> STRAIGHT' RVK
WHISKEY.
Per Gal.
Gibson. 8 years old $-i..*so
~QuaT-a-Flnc', 6 year* old .... -4*OQ
Mellwood Boubon, G years
old . ... : 4.r??
Bumgardner Mountain, 6
^ears old 4.80
Hlghsplre, C years old 3.JW
Certified, u years fllfl. "
HfiKKWKU-UVLI-IUllhKKl^ _
Pfcr Gal.
Gibson XXXX . .'HI.OO
Herbert's Malt /. .\ . a.OO
jllountala Day ?
Country Club. 2.50
STRAIGHT CORN WH1SKKY.
?N ? . Per Gal.
Mountain ^ $2.50
North Carolina, 4 years 'old. ?.uo~
Silvcr Spring, J> -yeAPSUlU. . .
The above can be had In quart
bottles It 'desired^ ~ " " ?
Mall orders a specialty.
Importer and Dealer In Whiskies,
itrnn<ilp?f, \VlnpHT _ Cordials. Etc.
I?ni v.. MAIN sTRKKT. NH *T TO PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK.
. . IKlGllMANll* IIKUIAIA.
Savage Mountain, 5 years old 3.BO
'nfiiV.-.n ?t~ ? ' " nM .1 50
Elk Run, 5 years old tJ.OO
Catalogue sent free.
FRANK MILLER
THE I. H. C. TOGGLE-JOINT _ ? T
HAY PRESS
Is the lighest draft, and makes the most
compact bale of any press sold.
BAIIJEY
SALES AGENT
rtmrraosruoCTHKiw qvail
SHOOTING
- '
Egch bevy of quail frequents the
name ttttle territory for long periods,
and by careful hunting may be lo
cated day arterTly. be merci
ful and sportsmanlike arftf hare an
Ion that they mrist be killed in thin
wajr- :
Aa a matter of facf, the bevy takes
wing in a long, scattering line cover
- ing many feet and witto much room
between birds. Mark carefully where
eye to future seasons. When 'but nix
birds aye' left, let them alone, for
Yhelr natural, enemies will take sure
toll of them and you wlllTeel the bet
tef-lft know that need has been, left
for' the harvest of- the coming years.
?FicJa* ialO- thA.h>nwn nf tfrp
Ih a vain thing, though It* Is not un
common to hear sportsmen who have
never shot tbffe bird express the opln
birds fall and the flight of the bevy.
The most accurate observation in this
respect le profitable and It Is aston
ishing how often one can take the
? K*ii?eral lirnt o? a Hushed bevy aud.fail
I to raise another bird. "?
j rTlsprpt r.:! q;id much gilf-iU" in
rfiaudiiiiK your dog*. A bird-wise dog
Ma generally most effective when lefi
to himself, and little should be done
to direct him beyond shaping ft gen
eral-course of wiM if possible. Loud
talking or shouttng sometimes causes
birds to Hush wildly, especially late
in the season. 'to say- nothing of i.ts
being "barbarous in itself and aninoy
lng to your companion.
Of the Southern States Gco.tria
Oklahoma require no shoe Ling 15
| cense for non-resident hunters. -and
these Slates and .Wkansas do not al
low the. exporting of game. Arkan
sas, indeed, permits no outsider to
pursue game within her boundaries;
an unreasonable fjolloy which should
soon Mechanged.
I A Saving o
^00 Dollars
in long dangerous sickness
c:i?i be arroinpllshed by
having remiy Yirk'a Croup
Z^Remmmtn .Hahr. ? h* the
gi+ntisl prevent i ve and
prompt chewier. Money back
* if not delighted.
2Hc, r.Oc and $1.00 jars.
When the Children Are
STUDYING
.i YOU SHOULD GIVE
AND THAT IS
ELECTRICITY"
. ?? i
WASHINGTON
ELECTRIC PLANT.
1 ' ? ?
?
t ru n
TALK
Dr. Wm. A. Blount rctarrned Jast
evening from a trip to Baltimore.
? ?
Miss Oladys Al'lgood went to Varm
ville yesterday afternoon to visit
friends for a fow days.
? i.v
*Mrs. J. L- Phillips and daughter.
Miss Stella, left yesterday tor a visit
at Bayboro- ? .
? ?'
Mr. Surrey Parker, of Pihetown,
was a visitor In the city today.
J ?- ?
Mr. 'Granville Jones, ''?of South
C reek , was in the city vesierday^on"
[business.
? ?
Mr. W. S. Burba^e, of Bajkh, spent j
yesterday in the city.
Mnr H. L. Cbward returned to j
Qreenvillo yesterday after visiting |
M'lsaVsancy Coward, at Ojjd Ford.
Miss,U.lllan Burch, teacher at Old
F*ord, lert for Greenville yesterday
afternoon, accompanied by Mrs. J.
H. Hovd- lr-- of flreenville.'who has
been visiting her for some daye.
? *
Missen Leslie Elliott and Rosalie]
Stokes went to Shelmerdine yester
day afternoon on a visit.
Miss Louise Satterthwaite of Pac-|
tolus spent yesterday in the clty|
shopping.
MtsseS^ATMIU PrUCtoi'^d
j-n?tt returned to ^Edward yesterday]
after a shopping trip to the city.
p i
Mrs.'0. K. Stilloy. of Aurora, re- 1
turned to her home yesterday, ac-i
couipanied by her little- granddmigh
ter. May Bonner, after visiting Mrs.
Katie Bonder.
?
Mrs. L. E. Ricks auu little Kir! J
-Dorothy- Fevur-ned?to- ib?>i r home . iiiH
Fhelmerdincv after a -jyisj^to Mr*.-*
George E. Ricks. "
? ?
Mrs. W. W. Hooker, of Aurora,
ipont yesterday in the city on a shop- 1
? ping luur.
Mrs. P. S. Cuthrell and' daughter. 1
! N'cllie, wc^' in the city yesterday,
{ from Aurora-. ? ? - ? : ? ? _ J
-
1- Misses Fanny Stuart," Mabel Ricks
"ti'-ltd iorr-j lla>f? went o ^ v ; tu Qlwn
inity yesterday, .afternoon for a
short visit. . ""'S
? s *
t? , .
Mrs. H. A. .Joh^stop formerly Miss
Mattle Hooten, * of Chocowlnity,
passed through the city yesterday af
ternoon with ller little son, Arm
strong. en route- to Beaufort from
j Pittsburg, - Pa., where' Me. and Miy.
j Armstrong have been llvifl% for some
"pime. Mr. Wr-T.- Hooten also returned
with them, after a. six months' stay
in the North. .
Uev. \V. F. .Icaes, of Belhaven.l
spent yesterday as the guest of Dr. |
(and Mrs. H. W. Carter.
? Mr. Geo. T. Hackifoy, sr.. returned
to v^i?-r,lav gftrr II
his son in jhe city;
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ViH yiiiirBiftl" ' '?ji iinr *aJ:ra?in.^
vllle yesterday nfternoon on busl
>ss.
? ? ? -j
-TWv.-H.-n SenrighL?etarncd_lagt j
j.njghY frntn th? gr?^ wt Springs! |
Hecorilf r .1. A. ot rwiluwn,;
returned to that [ilape-last evening J
after a business trip to?tbe <;ity. <
Mr. J. F. Duncbu arrived .this
^morning from Beaufort for a short J
'stay m iirerTTy: ?
Mr. Jarvis Sugg went to EdentonJ
this morning.
Mi 88 Alice Blow went to Plnetown j
this morning.
* ?
Did you ever see anything like H>jH- j
Humpty "Dumpty Circus ?c?-the Gem |
laBtjiigiit? The grown-upa took as (
much dellghriFTt iinnie little ones,
and It was wonderfql. Tonight the.
OOnnnnn frtr ntlvo,. fr-^H |
knives with pearl htadles, IxiTiKKt]
from A. o. femlther & Co*'b7~wIT1 be
T>. f?r |r|||irtl|
shows some choice eetfe*Iotis. In the
Day, of Oliver Cromweft -we hnY<* a
fine hand-colored historical drama,
well worth going to see The silverf
bureau net was won toy Mrs. Matt
Brinson last night, as aho'hold the
klckr niimhey. ' ? > '
CAlrnwr for ?Thrn Heartache." |
Out last night? ' Hoadache and |
nervous this morringt ?lck?- Capu- !
dine Juat the thing tc. lit you for'
I business. Clears the head ? braces!
the nervea. Try it. At tfrtig stores. I
. ^
Goof Work
Done Dally In , M'tuhlnxlun. >fhny
1L
Nearly ?very Yeader has heard of
Doan's Kidney xillf, Their good
work In WashlngtonNitfll continues^
and our citizens are constantly add^
in* endorsement by public testimony.
No hotter proof of merit can be hid
than the experience of friends and
neighbors. Head this, case:
Jr.ckeon Barter. 424 iytmner street.
Washington. C.. sayi: suffered
from kidney-jmd" bladder? youble-lox
a long time. The s^creytons from
my kfdneys were scanty ut times
while at otherB profuse and attended
with pain In pa|Hage.^l' had severe
backaches and constant, gnawing
pains through my . kidneys. I was
fooling miserable wheji Uheard about
Doan's Kidney Pills ^nd procured a
box at the Washington Drufj Co. They
gave me such gr?at relief that 1 pro
cured a further supply and now the
pains across-my back have almost en
tlrely disappeared and my kidneys
are normal. I can strongly recom
mend Doan's Kidney pills to nnjr one
troubled by kidney complaint."
For sale by all dealers. Price 00
cents. Foster-Mllb'urn Co.. Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
?Remember the name? JDoan's f?
and tuku nu oilier '
ii wmw^ntfteicEg 1 1
paid for
CHICKENS, EGGS I
and all
COUNTRY PRODUCE
We carry Huy, Grain and all .j
the very best Flour at nliute*
sale. -
PAUL & CUTLER j
FAST WATER STREET.
OYSTERS
-=Jra;h-?a>_ry flay it (fro
Urbn Grcr" Company
Rcrifc-ir.ber wc arc ioidtrs
in Heavy and Fancy
GROCERIES
' UNION GROCERY CO.
Water Street.
u
J
I
eykky HOTTI.E q& NY-1I/S
KIDM'V Pl-.LS AKE lU'.UCAX
teed ftr us to .give perfect |
SATISFACTION.
there is nothing "retteh
IN THF. "tfllKATMENT OF DIS
EAKKK OF THE KIDNKY AND
URINARY ORGANS
RUMKMP.ER THE NAME ?
NYAL'8.
WASliLNGTON
DRUG COMPANY
M THE HOME
GOWMrS PURPARA-O?* tS-?lclo a-*,
fei'to.i ir.?*-ae.iu..
^ gKSHftS^n^&iSS.'S!
? <frrr r1 rr1'"
DON'T FORGET TO
SEND A
HALLOWEEN
Post Card
WMJLHARDING
Picture Frames to Order.
AJ.UVM AlKll T < I'lMn.l .l Kll. "
Our new duplex album will be com
pleted In a few (trtr?; something new.
Vovertinr att the styles of pirrtrres we
make. We will send it to any family
in the city Jot. a few hours that they
may see our new styles and have time
io makfe lUCll-'Uftlw.iluriH m hunt
It will be about the last of next week i
before the book will be complete, we
would be glad to havie a few more of I
those little blue eyed folk. They'
make flhe samples.
BAKER'S STUDIO
COOK AND PKAKY
1 ?
ha* nntlUnK ^t^ip e^oell ?nV
Either of the above Keti(lcmra wvuhr
have enjoyed g rup of_ttei?-?*MMnk> ?
lioreruKf ?t the Pole. \ j 1
'Phouc l>kJ.
RHODES,
;-.the copper koastkh.
Panejr Lettuce iintl Celery.
WST ARRIVED
WHOLE WHEAT PLOl 1*. GKA
HAM PLOUR, PL^ilVACK PAN
CA&E PLOP It, AND (HACKED
WHEAT.
Walter Credle & CO.
[we HAVE.
A FULL LINE OF
OPERA CAPES
inches. The asso -tmentis
Varied, and you will have
a perfect range of colors to
select from. And the prices
are reasonable. \
Our line of Ladies' Coat
Suits is admitted tobeper
ifect. Stop in and see it?
we'll value your criticism.
You will feel at home in
our store. The attendance
is instructed not to try to
sell you anything you do
:not want, and everyone is
h?ery polite.
SPENCER BROS.
J. H. Harris Plumbing and Supply Company
DYNAMITE
STUMPS
ffs,
;jAJ(
"A ?
. '?y^w , '
*-Ui& )ik.
ife, r- Cheapest
?id
'Jmxu
- 'x Z. 15
To Qiear
Land 1_
on "Friday, Nov. 5th, at 1. p. m., ?
THE :>t! PONT POWDER COMPANY
w::i E'.ve-a DEMCNSTHATION cf
rStnifsp Blasting
at WASHINGTON, n!
on the farm of R* R? WARREN,
who has kihcfry" granted permission to malt* this
demonstration on his property.
Every Farmer
-H? anH r.iT others interested are invited Vo^atttrnd.
FRESH ARRIVALS:
Big Hominy,
Breakfast. Hominy Grits,
Old Fashidn Buckwheat Flour; light arul
everything in latest cereals.
Neufchatel, Pineapple and F.dam Cheese.
? A full line of Dried ai'd Evaporated Fruits.
"Phone us your wants, for ^uality.
A
F.TAYL-OE
im. S &'A ?>Ol SBfe<SV^ ? saii-'a?. ?""ii'i'iii'-. ???(
EAST CAROLINA jf~
5* >3
I Tethers' Training School |
7' Established and maintained by the Stale lor the young men re
I'i and women who wish to qualify themselves for the profession
gi of Buildings and equipment now and modern. Sani
^ tation perfect* j tT" ^ L
7,{ SESSION OPENS OCTOBER 5TH. 110*.
? - For'prospectus and information, address ROBT. H. WRIGHT,
President, Greenvflle, N. C.'
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