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SIIOI U) FKIX
Jf he ultfiteivM of VV:
feci proud of yesterday. The coming i
together of the farmers of Eastern
Carollnh to pai-s~uiion merits of
dun and how to Improve it, was ail
occasion long to lie remembered by |
our" entire citizenship. Washington
never had the opportunity' of enter
taining utwh a representative body of |
metTTonow !ng agriculture -a* a livr-j
lihood. I
Yesterday was one of the greatest. I
a not the greatest advertisement to |
the ftranger ever cbndi:?tod It:, .(ho J
strr-- ai.'i y< ^ \ !? will do is ycf
jo be' writ ten. Thin Tie u .le.dtiiltJ! 'l.l
hlbi^wT to others not North trtrnllu- j
1 i.liis what i'".!1 farm- in i rr r -iinHr nf ;
and more esp?*cinlly what 'Beaufort
county farmers ran do in cultivating
TOT" r* 'Hr*r 1 uj> ? yiU.h
their neighbors '1 in most Instances
surpassed theiii. The farmers Iji tel*
county ure Just a.<" Intelligent, just as
diligent and Just as ready to work
more improved methods on the farm
* as any other, and the Daily News is
glad to Know IJjt-y 5i!vJ nuj.i, ii ???
stteh a -way as to command admira
tion.
Corn Judging Day wss.~a revela
tion. The good that has been an om
plished is boundless. Old Beaufort
county is proud of its farmers and
has a right to be Washington was
glad to have the; tillers of the soil as
.guests and all. others. We trust all
hit** reiamed .carrying with them
only the hest impression of us and !
that they will fome again. |
ri'UI.IC SCHOOL. FARM*.
It is gratifying to Team that the j
KhoOl farms which have become j
oua public schools tn the rural dlY^~
trirts of Wake couuty have proven a |
-success. These farm", 'insisting cf
one <-,r two-acres of laud adjacent to I
: lie .-< !.< ? .'is. a , ui:. 1
crop? -art: e.re ~**tl*4cau-d
school children. In thiv way. be
sides the mental b**:.er:t derived.
( liildrer. l-arii practical farming.!
They are given healtby'recreation, of i
a kind. u>o, which !s serviceable In. !
after life. Wake has twelve school
factor* 'hat others will he estab
lished and it is highly probable that
many counties will fall into line. One
? of? t4te?*e s< hool farms, two acres in I
nr^a, produced a tobacco crop which
sold for $313. From another there
has already beea sold two bales of
cottnT., and a third bale will Le gath
ered. So It can be *oen that- these
farms are not only beneficial in th?
way of practical ^location. but ar<
also a source of revenue. This is an
other illustration of the practical
turn 1 1. at is being given to public ed
ucation in North Carolina.*- Green
ville. Keflecto/.
CORN JUDGING OK LARGELY
ATTENDED.
'Continued from First .Pafte> 1
First." One r.-tooth cultivator, do-^
nated by McKeel-Rlchardson Hard-1
v.*are Company. Won by ii. T. Bon
ner, Aurora. N. C.
Second. One Oliver ('hilled Flow.!
Donated by N. S. Fulford Hardware
Company. Won by C. W. rtoweri, I
Jesaamn. N. C. *.
International Harvester Company's'
Feed *tlll. . Oil ty J. Walter Perry.,
Okiaco, N. C. This waa for the Jarg
-e??- yield of HorBetooth corn, 86 1-3
bushels.
"Wm unfa f^r?poMY
corn planter. Wdntiy C*. W. BdWen.
Jessama, N, C.. for the best 10 earfl
of Horaetooth corn.
X.v, Manufacturing Company,
B9*P?M. Pud*o. N. 0.. far Uio be?t
10 wn of any other T*r)?ly
Bailor <up?'7 Company. corn ihott
Woo ?r W. H. Ro~, Anrorm. N
I* ?t. whit* com
Swamp Land ? Best Ten Ears Corn J
with white cob.
Ten dollars In gold.
Two bags of ? Beaufort County
Guano, donated by the Bragaw Fer
tizer . Company. Won by W. E.
Swam? Aurura. N. C-, 03 1-2 -bushels.
Ileft Ten Kant of Corn.
First. One barrel flour, donated
by J. F Tayloe. Won by W. H- Ross.
Aurora. N. C.
Second. One set of carvers, do
nated by i. H Harris Plumbing and
Supply Company. Wen by C. C.
I ArehbelL, Aurora. X. C
Third. One truuk, donated by
W. E. Swain.' Aurora. N. C.
Fourth. One rocking chair, do
nated by the Southern Furniture Co.
Won by U. H. -Thompson, of Aurora.
N. C. ~ ?
TL e Uashlnglon ?UgV.i
riuiabout was won by Mr. W. H.
Ross, of Aurora, & C.. for having the
beat' exhibit of corn of any variety.
' ~ T lie- Ha in 1 L ro* cUcmical Company's
prize of one-half ton of Ifuano for the
largest yield per acre, was won by
J. Walter Perry, of Okisco. N. C.
Mr. W. E. Swali^ of Aurora, won
jhe guh offered by E. R. Mlxou
(Somp'any for the longest ear of corn.
nir?*"StfmpTe'- measured l?'3-4 Inches
Norfolk ami Southern Prl7.es.
First prize was won by Master I^es
"W Forehead, of I'liflw.wrvouiuy. rur
having the largest yield per acre In
[the boy's contest. He raised 0-4
I bushels.
For the largest yield in the men
*on4e*t. Mr, J. W.' Perry, of' Qfcigctr.
I N. C". was the winner. He raised
S 6 1-3 bushels of the Horsetooth va
riety.
? For the 1 argent yield of any oth*r
~rnrlety, the- winner -wn* Me- ? t-r fT"
Parker, of Hertford-.
L_ For the best ten ears Horsetooth
corn, first, C. W. Bow en. o/.lessama;
second, -t. E- Ferrebe. of Camden.
| West of any oth?r variety, first, W.
A. Respess. of Pungo; second, E. S.
Simmons. Fairfield..
_ .Just before tl.e prize winners were
annoiffeced Hon. .lohti .11. Small, in
troduced to the laftge number wait
inc In front of the skating rink.- Mr.
William Beany Poweij. of Sh a del a nit.
PeniWylvania. Mr. Powell was on i
[?his wav home from Raleigh, where
j he at'o-r.ded the National Farmers
! Congress. He is a large land owner
in li;s Mai 1 v?- S M, il P.flS IBtOr
ests In North Carolina. Mr. Powell
was mosT" hapi-v in his remarks.
c > r Af-rn t ??tmt'nn'y yrwgt fa
turv. her gallant men and beautiful
women. The speaker then road to
tjio audience a tribute of his Own
[composition f?> North Carolina, which
| follows:
Tribute to North ('nrolinu.
Sun-batb*d and sun-kisavd thou
sweet fairyland.
Thy bletsings are great from God's
open baud:
j Thy bills arr *o tall. thy rivers no I
long.
The volte of thy people *o merry
with sons.
Thy harvest Moldun, thy pastures
s-o groni),
That thou art fairest, thou awreet
flowering queen.
-
? Thoti_ fairest laud o i su as bine and of
J rain,
jWitb hilU'so graud, with beauty of I
| 1,1.1.. j
;ife Lh ? KfixAiia I
M> grt-?n
I Tb'iii art ih* ihou /air Sou it- I
'?it. queen
I Thy > .-10 of . if hard, aud yield of j
r1 ?-i nr. ? .
If RrrMt^r liy far thftn 1 1,*- growth of ?
thy june:
Thv ]?*':trhi*s yVt.t. r, thj api,i?M so
red
|Make th**?wf?.r t%* food ou which we I
are led.
Why tempests ore like the voice of
thy God,
And loudly proclaim. "Pass under
the red,"
ptiy br?***z*s are filled with iife-glvlijg
breath
Thofdrlte from the hnnrg the ang
of d'?ath.
j A? rimes the white 'and ft<*r.:;tiful
Snow"
Li-Ik*' rob*-* I?r Js w:^i glory
j aplow. ? i
Wraps hill ::i:r! dale wj'h Reality
l!mo
\tt?l"*UrlnKi? l.<>al:h.to lliy fair, swec?
sunny oil mo.
Wc v.- i : 1 weave garlands. bright gar
landit for thee.
Thou i??m of the mountain, itu.l h?id
of the sea,
I We're proud yf thy re? or?l. of plory
and fame.
And bow with pride to iVv time-hon
nvd namr
| Thy history has been written In blood,
i Wh1? tu.redened thy land and dark
ened the flood,
f\inl mad* Farrod the In ml of the Old
?* . North State.
Til" home of the good and the land
of the gr*?t.
CAl'Llil.NH lor "Tiaat Hcjulache,"
Out night* Headaehe ? awd
nervous this mornTng ? HIcKa'
dine Just the tblng.,tr Bt you for
bustneai. Clears the head ? braces
tbe narvw. Try It At drug storea.
PAZO OIVTMKNT U fuiiwud to
?tun tare? ail lu
?t-11
The judges of the corp show were
"C. B. Williams, director of the North
Carolina Experiment Station; T. B.
Parker, demonstrator*' for t?e North
Carolina Department of Agriculture;
C. R. Hudson, demonstrator for the
U. S. -Department of Agriculture, and
J. L. Burgess, agronomist of the
State Department of Agriculture.
It was a great-wwasiow for Kastara
Carollna. a gala one for Washington,
and an inspiration to the farmers.
The day wax a history-making one.
Jin Kit ROAD STATION NKWS.
Under the supervision of Mr. L.
M. Sheppard. contractor, assisted by
Mr. R. L. Woolard and others, the
annex to Magnolia school house has
been completed aud .the school is in
progress.
CSret Thursday Mrs. Lewis Alllgood
celebrated her birthday and was the
recipient of many" presents. The
gueftts were Mr. and Mrs.-flr F. Alll
good and children. Miss Gladys and
Master Vernon and Miss Blanche
AlllgOtod; of Washington, Mr. and
Mrs. L. farmer Alligood and son,
Master Kills, and a few other friends.
We had a terrific electrical storm
with rain warm like summer. The
lightninp struck and set on fire a jiine
tree near the Charitable Brotherhood
Lodge at,Bunyon.
Sal urdiiy jilpm IT" pSCKtng trow
near this station belonging to"~Mrs.
John Perry wilfc a large quantity of
peas and tobacco was destroyed by
fire.
Mr?. J. L. AlilgDDd-Mid-rhiW. spent !
Saturday night and Sunday with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. TT. A. Alltgood.
on Red Hill road.
Messrs. L. M. Sheppard. R. L.
^...1 l.'mMV "\TKnre>
the union meeting services in Wash
ington Sunday morning nnd night.
Miss Lillie Aiugooa spetll flhG day
last week in Washington.
Mrs. Nelson Sheppard, Mr. F. N.
Sh^npard. Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Black
and daughter. Miss Mildred, of Bun-j
I yon. were guests ct Tamari* las: |
Sunday. - NO COM IS
THK OI.1 !;?'K1.\HLK
Center Brick Warehouse. Cirer::v!lti,
V j' j< q;l th?* lop nl-l])e
\vavo< in kith prices J or tobacco,
their entire sale Friday averaged
over $1.'. Fate Ripys sold one load,
all grades, at a $2 ??.--o. average.
\ N'liTHi: i> ami: 1. m>yS AI'ITIT.
To all knowing sufferers of rheuma
tism. whether muscular or of ihc
joint?, sciatica, Inmbagos. backache,
pains in the kidneys or neuralgia
'<?> urifp in hpy. for a home
treatment which ? has repeatedly
cured all of these tomires. She feels
it her duty to seij^^Tto all sufferers
FKKK. You cure yourself at home as
thousands: will testify ? -no change of
climate being necessary. This sim
ple discovery banieiie* the uric acid
from Lhe blood, loosens the stiffened
joints, purifies the blood. a.nd bright
ens the eves, giving elasticity and
tone to the whole system. If the
above Snteres'.s you. for proof address
Mrs. M. Summers, Bex R. 'Notre
Dame. lnd. I
GAIt I Y
\THEfrTER^
I'RKMllKNT T.\ FT AT < UICA(Mj|
IIASKIUI.L (iAMi:.
I.F\I 111.11
A KMC. HT FOR A KNKiHT.
jTRt'K r.OVi: \KVKR Rl'NH
SMCXITIILV.
HOW ItlXKH Ml"TTKI> IX.
rfiu* Tiiit?i c;n vTVsFmite
VAIihKV.
HOWS
! VDUR
Qll!D,n?
... ,
'fhe-tovliest Ptaee Yoa Ever Saw ?
111 I " . (\
Swamp and Highland Farms
Sh \ \ 7"* v .
ForSale.
A. C. HATHAWAY, Washington, N. C.
Leon Wood MEMBERS N. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE James W^CoeJ
i. LEON WOOD & CO., ?
BANKERS and BROKERS
?STOCKS. BONDS. COTTON, GRAIN and PROVISIONS.
73 PLUME STREfcT, CARPENTER BUILDING, NORFOLK, VA.
Private Wires to N. Y. S'ock Exchange. N. Y. Cotton Exchange. Chicago
Boar?kof Tspde and other Financial Centers.
correspondence respectfully solicited, Investment and Marginal
accounts given careful attention.
I . ? - " - . _
REAL ESTATE WANTED ! ! I
I ' - '
I have moved to Washington, N. C., from Van
j Wert, Ohio, where I was engaged in the Real Es
tate business for more than thirty years, and will "
engage jn the same in Washington, N. C. I want
JJfarms a'nd other lands-for sale. If you want to
sell your f^rm or'lands see me or 'phone ?
W ? n/I^KEAR,
i Washington, '.N.JC. 57? 'Phone'85.
Office with C. D. Parker, IHavens-Small Buildiiig.
Money saved is money made!
A Wclsbach 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 20 Candle Pow
er. How much do you save? _
WASHINGTON
LIGHT
&
WATER
Tuning ? COMPANY
NORFOLK & SOUTHERN
RAILWAY
HARRV K. WOLCOT and H. M- KERR. Ret-elvers.
i>iui:t T THROUGH TRAIN SERVICE MKT WEEN ALL IMHXTM iN
KASmN^'ORTH CAROLINA, AXI> VIA NORFOLK TO ALL
EASTERX C1TIKK,. SCHEDULE IX I^TW '' SKIT. 1ST.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON
- - EXPRESS:
A M., daily, except Sunday, for Ma<kcys Ferry, Edenton, Eliza
beth City, Norfolk, connecting with all lines North, East and West.
Arrives Norfolk 4.25 P. M.. connect in k ?t Mack-ys Ferry for Rethaven
"anil i.'o i u dfTDlTT LiVa n en es"
1 '' ""lepi for M.-i,-...- 'psf rv , m mrrrmrir[in-r
stations! ^
15 A. M d . ly for Greenville. Farmvllle. Wilson. Raleigh and inter
:i'|. ?! KlLf " 'lii-jjr ?rrire Raleigh ll-L'T A; ?f. Qomifulo ot WlUon
and Greenville with A C: L." R: H
5.2.j P. M. daily, ?xr?jpt Sunday, for Greenville, Fumvll'e, Wilson, 'Ral
eigh and intermediate stations. Arrive Ralcteh 9.37 P. M." Connects
at F-armvllle with East Carolina R. R. for all paints North and South.
9.55 A. M. dally exrept Sunday for New P.orn.
5.! 5 !*' M. dally except Sunday for ew Bern, Morehcad CUy, Bveaufort
ami SnteruiedlatR~poIhts. Connects at New Bern at 7.30 P. M. (daily)
for Oriental and Intermediate stations. Connects at New Bern at 6.4 5
P. M. dally To? Klnsron and^Qol Jpboro.
5.3V P. M. dally except Sunday for Plnetown, Belhaven and Intermediate
starionau
For further particulars, consult Norfolk & Southern Kallway'folder, or
applr=to T. H. Myers, Ticket Agent. ?
H. C\ HI'IKtfXMI.'l1. A. W. \V. CROXTOX, A. <i, P. A.
E. T. LA Mil, GEN'. NGRh NORFOLK, VA.
MOTT'S
PENNYROYAL PILLS SSS
~ * ? ? o and banish "m
of menstrnat^n . ** Thoy iro ??LIFE .SAVKKS'^to gliia
tvomanboo'i. aiding der>lopu?-at of ^rj, \ns and body.
?:nowL, remedy for women equals them. Unnui do harm?
Wcotnrs a )?:? '?Euro. ?{.00 I'KR I1')X By 3IAIL S<
by 'lnnrcixt.H. DR Mt?TT P^M?',MrcAt 30_ C'-wJ&'mL O*
aUSMBS-s:
opportunities
RATE, 1 cent per word.
I To laiure proaft- atf ntlon all adjrer
I tlpementa should be ta business . office
by 12.45 m. Ads. by messenger, tele
phone or mall Riven careful attention.
STENOGRAPHER AND TVPK
writer. Let m? writs your letters
Miss Beulah Thomaepn
Chamber of Commerce
WANTED ? PEANUTS OP ALL
klndB. Highest cash prices paid.
H.' B. Mayo & Co.
OLD TIME BAIH1ECTK. 40 PINE
chickens at Clemmon's Restaurant!
Phone 146.
FOR HALE ? PEANUT SACKS, 10
cents each. ? H. B. Mayo & Co.
THE HEAl'TY OP OUR , MODEL
suits are one of style. All long
Hoyt. ? ?
EVERYBODY OOME TO THE CORN
Judging Day. November^ 10. Bring
all the family. We aro going to
make pictures that very day by the
wholesale. Baker's Studlo~
^OYSTERS. 8IIC PER QUART, AT
Clemmon's Restaurant. Phone
No. 146.
A TAILORED SUIT FOR ?17.7Sr
"" At J. K. Hoyt's.
WANTED ? CHOICE GENTLEMEN
hoarders; good board, clean, airy
reasonable ratesi- ^pply-to
this office. 13
FOR Hi-: NT OR LKASK ? EIGHT
horse farm in Bath township
known as the Jno. T. Gaylord
farm. Apply to Wesley Peebles.
OYSTERS? WE ARK NOW RECEIY
Sng regular by our ojrn boats oys
ters direct from oyster grounds,
and selling tbem as follows: Stand
ards. 25c quart, $1 per gal. Selects
? __quaTt. ?1.25 pep gal. JThese
prices arc *Tor t-olid o>sters.~nof
water, and at our fl?h house only ;
extra chargc made for delivery.
Respectfully, Swindell & Fulfurd
Fish Co. i"b
WE HAVH "OPENED AN OYSTER
saloon opposite the court house
and will serve raw oysters pnfy.
e will deliver them at your
Jiouse. Phor.e 98. Give us a trial.
>ain & Flowering 16
h? *oain
mtwEl
OV^TKH-. AND II UU
lets today, at Clemmon's Restau
rant. Phone 146.
TO NORFOLK, VA? AND
RETURN
VIA
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
Account Meeting
Deeper Waterways Association
and
President Taff s Visit
NOV. 17TH TO 20TH
v- ROUND TRIP R AT? $4. IS. *
T icke ts o n l^ovemBcr - 1 5th io
HHi. Limned to-rctura Nov. 21st. For
further information call oa Ticket
Agent, or write
I W. J. CRAIG.
Pawsengcr Traffic Mgr.
? TTC. WHITE,
Gen. Pass. Agt
WILMINGTON, N. C.
?N THE HOME
GOV AITS PREPARA770W U abM'.ale
>rftl<vn tuiul portxmor.u.. cold*. cnJSa
C0c|1k, mIm ud nmka k> Itatft ua
ihro?t, VaUttrt at W( tf (lCiUurlaf (la
tnflan.miBoo aai contcattoa. Ktkm!
? ml pro* li a tint $1.00. iOc. 2V A V
AnittttU
TOR GENERAL
SURGICAL
-AND
- Non
contagious
MEDICAL -
CASES!
RATEjS;? ^fjyaie
^orm S'5 to $25.00.
W*^"'T ? fa try!
Column
H. W. CARTER, M. D.
Practice Limited to PItmh? of the
Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat.
Hours: 9-12 A. M. Cor. Mala and
Dr. I. M. Hardy
PRACTICING -
PHYSICIAN
" *nd SURGEON
Washington, N..C.
DR H. SNELL
Dentist.
Office corner of Main and
Respass Streets. Phone 100
Washington, N. C.
4TTOU.\Eva
H. S. WARD JUNIUS D. GRIMES
WARD & GRIMES
AITQRNEYS-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,
Ha^ry McMullan.
SMALL, MACLEAN flc
McMULLAN
Washington, North Carolina.
W. D. GRIMES V
UTTORNEY-AT-WW
Washington. North Carolina,
fcffratrticra-tn all the Con
<Vm. ft. Rodman. Wll-y <' Kwlrnin.
RODMAN & RODMAN
Attorneys-at-Law
Washington. N. C.
W. M. BOND. EJcnton, N. C.
NORWOOD L. SIMMONS
BOND & SIMMONS ~
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. *
Washington, North Caroline.
Practice in all Courts; ?
W. L. Vaughan W*~X. Thompson
VAUGHAN ^THOMPSON
ATTORNEYS'AT-LAW
Washington and Aurora, N. C.
Practice in all the court*. \
H. C. CARTER^IR..
attorney-at4aw,"
Washingtoij^N. C.
Office Market Street.
EDWARD li. STfcWART d
"?yJAttorney^tft-Law. j
Office over Daily News,"]
Washington, N. C.
COLLIN H. HARDING
ATTORNEY -AT -I.AW, "v
Office Savings & T ru? t C Q.ajii^UiLait^
1 RoomsJiadl
WASHINGTON. N. C.
{-^STEPHEN c. BRAGAW?
Attorney and Counselor
atria w
Washington, N. C.
Business Cards^
G. A. PHILLIPS & BRO.,'
FIRE
? And Plate Glass
INS U RANGE.
"For t
FIRE (INSURANCE J
| see Hf
J. and P. B. MYERS 1- '
The J. H. Simmons Marble
and Granite Co.
MONUMENTS
Prlcas and Work Right. ^
WASHINGTON, N. C. ' V
WHITE - BARBER - SHOP
The only first-class white shop in citjr.
A trial will convince anyone of reas
onable Judgment. We have 3 chairs,
3 fii*t-cJM? wJiUfiiacbtrs. SsUtacUon
assured. Opposite Postal office.
A- B- PR AUGHQN. ?rop
cTmORGAN WILLIAMS
insurance"
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r>f all kirtrigj ? A
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