WASHINGTON DAiLY NEWS
Entered as second-class matter
August 6. 1909. ,at the postofflce a*
Washington. N. C.. under the act of
March 3, 1879. ,
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V\ AKM! !1> \ ( ? I " Ol I'KAi I
]_? is Willi I. - liriK t? i * .-s:e<5
t 1 : i r msttsy ??? .i'.! ???.' iliv Uuiv. t
tr.c cf n r.-'v 1 drought -*?r ? h
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is, s-iir.i'ly. * Si ;i * J. ? a'lti*' ? i'-uard
war a~"Tb-nvi;.. -;.iv ah!
ther?*?or<* wt-ry a>l?"J. <;??'; ?? 1 ;v-?
r:*,T nrni:i:n?'ri'. ? ? "ia*i~rp ??? tt)-* ti
tli i* mi both f.r;n?M -;i>ary ami wicked.
The .-r-si at l.-? ;&i ?.T arm
l<*. v: riuvi.*. and ?.f
star:f a- r.vjty ? i !>? <>( nil na
tJoyi/i in i ij ?? j ni;>r.nv.uu^.^??r I -s*?ir *!???
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or*!* !,fN .*tt; ; ??Mi:ly Jin in;..- . t
pe.-,. ??: ? ?: ? I'Mwii.'.! Grey. -h- llrlttnh
miniver affa!r??. has la'elyj
? a!!ed ar?or;?:..i: to ?) .. fa.'t 111 it* |.?il?
l> ? tlu a !i? -f.:r psr-t Hi
. OMJir--H K ? day with i?>
.a a ,.;w y. .ir "/...ami t-K,:
?H!il . cat .tii-. '.i. ? ??::n ?v tjiuj i,.??
? tn'icr. ii'ac-*. _ '
ARH?fltr i-r..? y '\ . !? '? ?? n?'-r:*
um-T ?onF!l-: tt;;!k:?n r.ad
ju.-tr.^tit^hi \yv K-jr.\.?0 v;\:. ||:-J
?tero.-stfU. nnJ c 1:? * iwv'jm v :i i-t i\vsi:i
whUli a quail er-een la ry di.-mj
land iin.l R Ti - K ?.-...'.ia l":il i
-ili}:. L n;:.i ... i ? r- ? ...
. wsleh was i ea? r-avly r i.y th.
Alge. iras . .-.iVr. t:. un?!,! hav.<
anuA- t?s. .v.glo
X ni-ri<:aii V. r,. ? >-!a .: ^ .-N :,r
^ !??-! .'I.1- -? v, ?!{!,.
rr.-n? of there <;ttO|BVt<?n? an having
Li'-' i;,M.
hf?a.\y ;. r.:aits'-ii;s ..r iti -j j t ?? ?f ihei^.
Jf is niKlaiiiuM" that ynu?thiiiK *r.
tlif fill. ?? .| ial.lv i n here tit I y
. *.rAi. . m,i> ri'i .. I . ? ; . ?.;
ihn ta~ic*t (l^riKTi.
rr Is to lie ????pri t t-.l flia" fh
ffity exisf.s fnr |,i| r >,R,H t?;er?
a.-i51 ? r; n:i ?:;<}.??. ih. re nr.isr bir.protef.
tif?li for tTe hitHH ? u' < I r i y . ? it . and f.j.
j?orit*:n e pfr,v.-*:< th.if a bit; polu-^raur
wh?i :s knmvn *ii !:^vc- his revolver
ill his pu- ki.'j is likely i<> i,a >
ivouhle on his hea^r'ihan "a Vmail one.
unarmt-il. N'a'lons are not rrmiinals
in .flie fc.T.n- that ind!vi<tualH some
Um**H are. but many of them are ,-?k
tr?*ivt, j: ml i hi* aggress! renei;* <>|
fine narioii may rr.ean the obllteratfor
> of ar.othi'P, Mi!e-s an al.Ie policeman
'# uiii.tn rratr = ?
THK m:\v sistf.r.
Gene. *mo ik l yea-.-y. ohl. was dft
IfRhfed ' reoent ly ' when, the Kn?rk'
hro'iRht a long enveted hahy Kiater.
He. went forthwith to announce the
glad tidings to the neighbor? To h^
Surprise, they were not inclined ?'? be
lieve him. especially Edward, hif
chum, who stoutly scoffed the idea of
,1 h^w arrival at Gene's house. With
trembling lip. Gene ran to bis mother
and throw himself, nobbing, again ?t
the bed
?".lust think, .mother," he wailed,
"Edward wont" believe I've got i
hsby Muter Anrt yo?i know?" here
h\8 senile of the world's ingratitude
jgrew stronger and he wailed afrffwh -
hyon linow how "good i w'Sff tryTrtm
when they had kittens over a? hix
house!" ? Harper's Magazine
fAMFmi/M ( iUCKK \<iTF^t.
Mr. John Mayo, of Messir, was here
> iiii.t.pK ,tiU ?laiiKiiif.r,
Mrs. Demos whealion.
Several from this place attend"-!
chtxrch at Spring ('reek Sunday.
-'Lam week a finw little gifl came to
make ft? homo'with Mr.' and Mrs. V
D. Lewis.
Messrs. C- D. Jone* aird W. I. -A*nn
tlo left Monday morning for a trip to
points in Pitt county.
Our people turned ouTUn a body to
the Airlcuhural Pair and Corn Show
it AufOrft tavt Friday. We h?r< ?+
Waya felt proud of this little ttfwd
cell our town, but we feel
?klclL t?* ceil
krooder of It
v: .
because on last Friday li surely ?
proved Itself something to feel proixl i
of. We believe that this serttort of
Beaufort county 1* one of the best. 11 j
not the best, *jiot ;:i this great Stale,
of ours. We have groat anil gooi
men. beautiful, liure and noble w?Bh
en. .rkh and fertile soil, and the \fer> j
ijip^aiare ?? ?>i" our people prove tK.Ni I
?v Have, a healthful section. Whivj
~.i> iin'.v have a a .??.?at county*. y?i. wej
believe it is only a diamond in tin j
r vi-.'.t'h" iv> what it .will bo in 1 i
*MMW?future. The exhibits at Av.rorn
last Friday w?>uW do erect i*? to our [
great State fair: .
11 II. I. jVSTiCE.
v ; ?
KOI \|? |?l-: \|i IN IIUTKI*.
Ad^vllle. free. i. -Joseph '3ln'
? if - Wilmington. a. well-known .tqTw'l
i!i? man. was frund dead ?ii his rnom
^at an Asheville hotel about o'clock
Nutans was that hi* death was due to]
natural caures.
Mr. Kal:it was 'a man about 50
.yf ate and widely known over]
I the State. He traveled for the Xa-j
' tional Paper Company. He leaves a
wife and a son and daughter. A
| friend will meet Mrs. Kahn on her
i way here tomorrow to break the
i r\ews.
TO THE CITIZENS
j Hardy's Drug'Co , druggists, handle i
: trilhooley's Iris'. Liniment, and they.i
hack it up \vl*h what might be called I
ia tiovernirent .bond. Iti fact a guar-!
j mtcc certificate goes with every bot-|
J tie. to the extern that If Uilhooley's
' tTfs^.'f.lniTTreTit rtnrs rot cttrc-firtrttja, ?
:lht'utrat!su?. In any form. Salt i
fthe-<m. I.umbago ?r any skin ail-l
lavnt. yen are out nothing, an thel
Iruggiy. v?ni bought It from will give!
j-OaoL you;* money ai:d take the certiA-]
[ eate for liis pay.
The mat is entirely hi your <
; bands. '
(<;ii.h<miu:v n?(s2t i.i n nn : \t . p..
Sr. I'aiil, Minn.
i A Saving of ; I
100 Dollars
ill long il.'iitgei;?Mi<? >irUneSH ?
ran be neemiiplMied by
iMvliy* ready Viek*? <*r?>up
?V I'tleiiiuonia Salve." |t? the
greatest preventive aitrt
!'?? nspl elieeLer. -Money buck
ir il'?t dellttlned.
.*?!? and St.OO Jar*.
TO CURE A COLD IN' ONE DAT
Taku LAXATIVE UBOMO Quinine
Tablets Druggists rotund tnoney If ?t |
rails to ruro. E. \V. GROVEIS signs
iu-?j Is on, et'.-b too2. 25c. _
. NOTICE* .
? s; ?
1 v.-JH ?=* 11 privately to parties u;:
URTtJ thr tisy of 1 r4??!4tmiK>r ?1UUU..
ji.d *on that day | will offer for talc
the roinjifcns. consisting of corn, fod
der. hay. oats, and all farming I in pi 1
tnonth'. and also va^small portion of
4rousehold and Icitchln fudnlture.
R D. WALL.
December -I. 1909.
Scrub yourself daily, you are noi,
clean inside. This means clean
stomach, bowels, blood, liver, clean.
Take Holltstor's Rocky Mountain
Tea. a Uioruugh cleanser. Try ji to
(tfght. ? llardy's Drug Store.
PILES CTKED IN 0 TO 14 DAYS
i PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to
cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleed
ing or Protruding riles In ( ta U
?1hv? or monev refunded OOc.
Health, depnds. as -nature show?.
Mqre on +h?? interior tluu?
sqppose.'
Keep your system from lroi*Wrjiie?
free, ^
R.v_ utdng 1 Initiator's Ro? ky Mom?
tain Tea.
?Hardy's Drugstore.
! THE GAIETYj
J Program Changed Daily ?
! TONIGHT: |
Tin: i. it:- ? a m rrfiihnt ?.r i:u- ?
* rni?ico-I>i-u?.-iaii War." Willi i %
wonderful picture of the lllsc.'!; T
1 1 ??h,L ' %
i J" t AST VOl R RREAlt'oX THE ?
'? WATERS V stood plcutre. It ?
1 + >liowg tin1 reward for .i kind %
J <leed. ?
5 ( ROWN I'RIXt E OK (dill* {
If MAW DRIM.lNt; HIS llODY* ?
|J (ilAltll.
Is} t(ii: i?k.%sa\t novs i.ovk ?
|$ KOI! IIJK I.ASIV ? A liiuli r|H ?
IX picture. ?
|X 2
| Follow the
? Merry Crowd
WOMEN'S
SHOES
I]
|T IS WITH A FEEL
ING OF PLEASURE
AND PRIDE THAT WE
i. ANNOUNCE THEAR
EN'S FOOTWEAR FOR
?. | THE FAI L AND WIN
TER seasons:
hail ar ?\ ttftht-iore. where woaen'i Shots are told.
? They came to uts direct from the workshops of the world's most
' r.o*m-r;?t+rHi?. of tt'om^na Shoes. There's' many a new style feature In
the r.-.n model*. iiiiU *v-r- will take^tbe greatest pleasure in Hhnwin^ our j
women natrons the hnmitiome foot-wear that will be-in vogue during
'mlng fcavon. ; ?
S. R. FOWLE & SON
Home Building & Loan Association
WASHINGTON, N. C.
Capital Stock Paid in Since 1902, Over $30,000
I OFFICERS: FrnnkC. Kugler, President; V^E. Swin^.
dell, 1st Vice-President; Frank H. Bryan, 2nd Vice
! President; Jno. B. Sparrow, Secretary.
PURPOSES:
To build u|> the von n.
To make better < itl/m* by their owning their hornet*.
To form (lie good hnbit of Mrvlng
Tfi |inn-i<t<? fin- rainy day.
To create u foundation for credit.
To put weekly luTings to work Unuietl lately. f ,
To provide for the ^duration of children.
Xo *nre money for any purpoae.
J COST OF STOCK:
Twenty-fl\e renin per Khar* initiation. ^
Twenty-live rents per ktar< each week- until maturity. #
VALUE OF STOCK: ,
SIOO.OO per nhare at maturity. ?* I"
I/ength of time to mature utock, about nix and a half years.
K*t- fHi uiuuK of aeriea Just matured, 0 1-4 per cent, per annum.
.%ll frtxewpalil by the Aaaoelatlon.
Mew HOries to be opened Jan. 1st, 101 0.
Time to buy Hock. NOW. y*
i JESSE ROSS and CHARLIE FLEMING, Solicitors.
HOME BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION
C. 0. MORRIS & CO., BROKtRSl
WHOLESALE FRUI TS AND PRODUCE
Arrivals this week.
2 Cars Meal, 1 Car 20th Century Flour, 1 Car Flake White Lard,
1 r~ "f" Reliable Mot, I Car New York State Apples,
? ? - T - - ? - I COi
The Hbmesite Beautiful ? Come
Lets go to Washington Park by the
Pamlico. - ; ?
; f ?
Swamp and Highland Farms
For Sale. ^
A. C. HATHAWAY, Washington, N. C. -
| Leon Wood MEMBERS N. COTTON EXCHANGE Jnmt-s W.
J. LEON WOOD 6^ CO., .
BANKERS and BROKERS
(STOCK*. BONDS, COTTON, GRAIN and PROVISIONS.
73 PLUME STREET. CARPENTER BUILDING, NORFOLK. VA.
Private Wires to N^Y. S*ock Exchange. N. Y. Cotton Exchange. Chicago
HoaSi of Trade and other Financial Centers.
correspondence respectfully solicited, Investment and Marg:nal
accounts given careful attention.
| REAL ESTATE WANTED!!!
I have moved to Washington, N. C., from Van
Wert, Ohio, where I was engaged in the Real Es
tate business for more than thirty years, 'and will
; engage in the same in Washington, N. C. I want
farms and other lands for sale. If you want to
~ SClf your farm or lands see me or 'phone
I . . W. M. HEAR,
Washington, ?N. C. 'Phone 85.
j?Office with C. D. Parker, Havens-Small Building.
iNUKHJUi & SOUTHERN
RAILWAY
HARRY K. WOLL'OT and If. M. KERR. Receiver#.
OIRKCT THKOlGll TRAIN SKIiVIfK RKTWCKN ALL POINTS IN
KA8TI.lt*- \ORTII CAROLINA, AND VIA NORFOLK TO ALL
EASTERN CITIES. SCHEDULE IN 1.1 Fl.t ? SKIT. 1ST.
' TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON
EXPRESS:
S ? 4 f A -V . daily, Sundav. for Mae keys Verry, Eden ton. Eliza
beth City. Norfolk, .connecting \v!tli all lines North, East and West.
A rrive.4- Norfolk 4 ?23. P. M.. connet iii g : t .Mat k-ys Ifcrry for BHhftvon'
and ColumVi'i Branches.
1.00 P. M. d- I y 'except Sunday, for Markovs Kerry and Intermediate
stations.
T.13 A. M ? lv for Greenville. Farnvllle. Wilson, Raleigh and inter
mpflla'e ?' ' i h a 5 Mrive Raleig'i 1*1.2? A. M ^Conneuta at Wilson
and Grccr.vtHe with A. C. Ii. It. R.
3.20 r. M. d:i:ly/exc4t|U Sunday, for Gr-.vr.vil!?, Fli mvil'tf, Wilson, Ral
eigh and intermediate ^tai ions. Arrive Raleigh t?.-3T P. 31. "Connects
rj, Farni\!He vi;h Er.-il Carolina K. R. for all points North and South.
'.!? rt.ril; exic.|.t -iur 2\cw
3.15 P. M. daily except Sunday for ev: Hern, Morehead City, Beaufort
and ii)te;q>ed late points. Connects at New Bern at 7.30 P. M. (daily)
. for Oriental a id intermediate Htaticns. Connects at New Bern at G.13
P >.T. jdaily for Kin* ton and Golds'.. oro.
ri.no P. dally except Sunday for P.netown, Belhaven and intermediate
stations. . r -j ^ '? ? ? " -i ? T.-A'' ?
For further particulars, cdnsuR-Xorf d:; u Southern Railway folder, or
"]>;>!y to T. H. Myers, Ticket Agent.
K. T. LAMR, GEN. MGR.. NORFOLK, YA.
fcAisT CAROLINA ~~
i Teachers' Training SchxmLk
....
tJ] ' F.sublishv'd and maintained by the State tor the yoiinc men
^ and women who wisKto qualify .themselves for the profession
of 'each iris;. BuTIdinjfsT'anTequipment new and modern" Saol- *%
tation perfect' ? ' - K
SESSION OPENS OCTOBFR 5TH, 19M. ^
f'i I .>r nrnsnectiiA and information. address ROBT. H- WRlfiHT.
President, Greenville, N. C. Pi
& ^ _ &
<<. 2?^T<S* 7?.T? ?
Money saved is money made!
A Welsbach Junior Lamp burns 2 feel of Gas f et
hour, and gives 50 Candle Power of Light, where an
open tip burns 6 feet of Gas and gives 20 Candle Pow
~&T~. How much du yuu save? ?
WASHINGTON
LIGHT
& .
WATER
dOMPANY
/
Welsbacu .la lb.*
? ? BUSINESS?
. OPPORTUNITIES
I RATE, 1 cent per word.
Estimate six words to the Hoc, and]
inclose payment with copy. Answers
to ad*, may be received at ihis office.
To insure prompt attention all adver
tisements should be in business officc
by 12.45 m. Ads. by messenger, tele
phone or mall given careful attention.
STENOGRAPH EH AND T Y P K
WrltefT- D6t mo write your letters.
Mlfcg Beulah Tbomason
Chamber of Commerce
TELEGRAPH CliASS, STARTS JAN
uary 1st. Excellent opportunity.
For particulars call at Western
Union Telegraph Office, or write
W. S. Green.
NOTICE ? SMALL BOX MISSING1
containing eye glasses and frames.1
A liberal roward will be given when!
returned to Dr. H. W. Carter, cor
ner of Main end (liadden streets.!
COME AND SEE MY NEW X.MAS
stock on display Tuesday, Decem
ber 7 th. Store next to Singer
office. Bell, the Jeweler. t '
FOR SALE-^ONE RO'LI, TOP DESK,
one leather covered couch. In
quire at News office. h
SHERIFF'S CALL FOR TAXES.
The 'states taxes must be settled ?n
full by 1st Monday in- January. Thol
school- vouchers will bq coming In
dally; the people want their children
educated and the. teachers must bej
paid. The current expenses Of the
county must also be paid. Now it
takes mowy to pay these bills and it
has to be raised by taxation. Your
taxes have been due since Septetnber
1st,, and I will thank all. who have
not -paid, to c5me fdrwarfl and settle
at once. ? Your taxes are. due and
there is no better time* to pay than
when you have money.
Very respectfully,
GEO. E. HICKS."
Sheriff. Beaufort C
- Dcrember C, 1909.
WESTON HOUSE
2 27 East Main Street,
WASHINGTON, N. C.
Per Day.
Hyacinths ami ale kinds oy
FALL AND WINTER,
BULBS
Wc have a Hue assortment. Plant
early fur. the licst' rcttults. Send for
new price list.
CHOICE Cl'T-FheWEHS .
Wedding Roquets, Floral Designs,
and Flowers for all occasions. Mall,
tell'graph anil tclcphoue orders wiH
l?e promptly tilled by
J. L. ODljlNfHree.,
njiiiikT.u, hai.i.'ujii. x. r. ? ?
'Phones 149.
Under-AQd by virtue of a power of
sale contained Ln a certain mortgage
tlw<T,~cxectiterT "try -tymnet J . * D'.xon
and wif?* Suban E? to the Washington
Horse Exchange Co., a corporation.
' on March 6, 1906, which is duly re
rurut'd lu tut? omti1 of the Hegmer nr
Deeds of Beaufort county, ln book
i 129, page 457, I will sell at public
I auction for cash to the highest bid
der at the court house door on Mon
day, the 6th day of December, 1909,
at 12 m.,.all that tract or land id
Longacre township. Beaufort county,
Bk?Hit*d on the north aide of Pamlico
River, bounded on the east by the
lands of Jarvis B. Alligood, on the
west by the land now occupied by
tin. Firry, i uift ut wUWi was
formerly the Roscoe land, bounded
on the south by Pamlico Hlver. Be
ing* the Identical land described In a
deed to Chas. Alligood to. parties of
"the first part, recorded In book 126,
page 592, register of deeds office.
Beaufort county, reference is made to
said dfced for better description, and
the va'rfouf d6?ds therein referred to.
This November C, 1909.
WASHINGTON HOR8E EXCHANGE
NORWOOD <L. SIMMONS. Assig nee
and Owner of Debt.
Fowle Memorial Hospital
Surgical and Medical Cases.
Visiting Physicians and Surgeons
W. A. Blount, it. D.
S- T- NicboJacn, M. D.
Ira M. Hardy, M. D.
P. A. Nicholson, M. D.
W. P. Small, M< D
J. L. Nlcholvon, M. JD.
Jno. O. Blount, M. D.
Jno. C. Rodman. M. D.
URATES"
| Private Rooms, $15 to 25 per
w^at. v
I Wards, large and airy .'>10 per'
professional Cotamn
> 81-KC1ALA8T8 1 """
"ft. W. CAPTER, M. D.
Practice Limited to DUeam of the
Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat.
Hour* 9-12 A. M. . Cor. Miln aid
2-5 P. M. Gladden Sta.,
'PHONE 86. Washington, N. O.
Dr. I. M. Hardy.
- PRACTICING
PHYSICIAN
and SURGEON
Washington, N. C.
ATTOllXEYS
H. S. WARD JUNIUS D. GRIMES
WARD & GRIMES
attqrneys-at-law
Washington, N. C.
Wc practice in the Courts of the First
Judicial District, and the
. Federal Courts.
John H. Small, A. D. MacLean,
Harry McMullan.
SMALL, MACLEAN &
McMULLAN
ATTORNEYS-At-LAW
Wa?hlngy>n, North Carolina.
W. D. GRIMES
atVorney-at-law
Washington, North Carolina.
Pi act ices in all the Coui ?s.
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 Market Street.
ED W ARmTsTEWA Rf7~~
!A?orney-at-Law.J
Office over Daily Npivb
" Washington, N. C.
DR. H. SNELL
^ Dentist.
Office corner of Main and ^
Washington, N. C
Win. n. Rodman. Wiley C. Kodnian.
RODMAN & RODMAN
- Attorneys-at-Liw
Washington. N. C.
\> . M. BOND, Kdenton. N. C.
^NORWOOD L. SIMMONS
BOND & SIMMONS -
ATTORNEYS- AT-LAW
Washington. Norili Cacolina.
Practice in ail Coutts. _
COLLIN H. HARDING
A 1 1 UR.S I. V
Office Savins, :& Truat Co.. Building
Rooms 3 and 4.
tw ASHINGTON, n
- STEPHEN C. BRAGAW -
Attorney and Counselor-'1
at-Iaw
Washington, N. C.
Business Cards
G. A. PHILLIPS & BRO.,
? ?
And -Plate (Glass
IN SURA N CE.
Fori
FIRE INSURANCE
#
see
J. and P. B. MYERS
The J. H. Simmons Marble
iand Granite Co.
MONUMENTS
Price* and Work Right.
WASHINGTON, N. C.
WHITE - BARBER - SHOP
Th? only flr?t-clM* whit? shop in city.
A trial will convince anyone of reas
onable. Judgment. We have 3 chair*,
3 firtt-claw white barber*. Satifactlon
C. MORGAN WILLIAMS
INSURANCE
of all kinds.
Bay Your -
t HORSES and MULES' J
frotnj '