WASHINGTON DAILY NEWS
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'August 5, 1909, at the postofflce at
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In*' a WVr more shopping dav.?.
li. n tig are vou from Hie end ot
\ c t'ncle Sam quit his fool
j. "? itpank the erring boy or put
i.p : .-trap?
T- ?? tr y ? . -?%v at VrtTora clearly
*v -trar >. thing -that ,thl
?\ ur fit Van::- ?- .xre not poor ones.
? ? e
?u:ORtl"i -,;n Hello tlirl in the
? antral >1- think about h^lfoing in
fer sl?*? if don't she ought to
\v? -.vha* r-'*'pc poary'# friend?
Tr<tr *aV>> ti- xt" Poor t'ook. liow ihey
lave h !m " IT?- ? " rTMilTy
V Le ;.:*>d.
??? r tl'.*? ailvtrt-sing ? olumn*
?.?.day. You'll ? ?>m?- ueaivr' finding
"re- v-r . thing > "!i liod in .ait;?l to.
\Vutit!?r how mar.y \bt?'s *J
'.?Vi Jki"'.- &.;r:ng on in tlx* o
i nlpn? They are gru.d ligr.
'.Th* vvearjji>r ..man .?ivmei^.to^ hit .?
ywierday r?s" t?-r making -T'rnl trials
lately. ' Well. if we don't; first suter??e:l.
.ty;, ..try at'tin. I* the adage
It's a?.?v:i time D'tu- an u.i^ tt> give
iut something "f a definite nature.
- -r re he -^n? heo". to fjie Capital Clfv
-"lare'ly. Something li?<lp. <?*rtalii.
V.'iiy^w ill some folk refuse to eai
V."a?hing? on-baked bread but i-ontln
valiy dr.;r.k mean liquor imported '
his is :w. edle<l??? and tw.edledom.
A tr.i to ? rai k Why do women go
bareheaded <>r, the street and- wear
? Merry imim l.m* '<> the ct.i ? Jrrrt
f-aiety th'-ater* anil som? i : tn en- to
iv.n't iv.ti, ov. r a new l^af .lanu
?J' 1 i??fi->re the month is
VT al'.i,* .tin. ui jr. j>aiee? to fail
a'k. V.W-n y?. i, tern the leaf mak
Soir.* fcik fe*-| good at! the we#**
till Sunday mm ex. ' and i h-n arh-.>
Mill j'a-.r.< ft Ike them TTow maiiT
tw!nzs nr." an do fix day*. but when
the seventh dawns Imw !|t?|.? ?Fun- !
P'oofU^Tprrr r
they kfr-k like oir| Harry i lo?nl I
paper" happen* ro notice Ot Well. ?
thjjse who play the fiddle must like- |
wise do the dancing.
Ten more^days and Christina* is
vi* h "S^n rrh The Dally >.>??* rol- I
tim'tis '? i.d <lean from thp"Hdv<?rOs?-- |
nents what yon ran serure fnr Rifts
The !*-adii.c mer< hams use the adver-]
t'<*:ng space of this paper.
Th?? enterprise displayed n sern*
Ir g that Mattamuskeet Railroad fori
WashiriRton would put to rthame ih ? j
Renins -of a ffarritnan. Well, we'll!
?ti rely hear the *hl?tle of "fr* ln.o-|
motive. 'when. O. when?
A firkey eaeh night at the Gaietv
next week and a handsome prize a?
'he Gem this week. Ain't we com In-??
'A luscious gobbler and a h??a'.iMfii'
dlah to hold* him, all for the asking.
We'll Ret th^re sooner or later.
KrrCKSSFTIi kakmix;.
The Sanford Kxprews contains the
following account ?*? what 'a. farmer j
accomplished In I^ee, county. From |
the item one readily sees that this |
farmer understands farmin.T, and ls|
making mopey because ht under
stands It. He Is fanning on sclentM'
principles. Our farmers have their
own futui 3 in their hands. >Ve
i had it been a full crop he would ha ye 1
: cmdc a hale and a half to Lh^ sjjrtre. !
lOver and above all eipeaseat. Mi
j Sellers cleared $1,000 from ills cot
i ion crop. In mlditlon to *.hls lie made
TOO bushels of corn. He mikes ull
TliJir own- STI pp'lTeff " buys nol h !. 11 if
that, can be raiseJ on tbe farm. Lie
! i-mw ?*1U coooa '-wl vp-mdi. the
| money to buy corn., meat, flour an.!
J other supplies. >lr Sellers tells ih.
I.'x press thai be can raise-roiton al a
cost of 4 cents per pound and corn
2 1-2 cents per bushel, lie un
cultivate the aoil
tiunfr secur ? the best TegTrlty with a
| ariall amount of labor. Mr. Sellers
makes a study ?jf hia_bnsiness Just
jus the professional man stuirfes his
, profession. We would like to see
"?more farmers like Mr. Sellers come
jlo l.ee county."
I KAI1AVAY FOII YADKIN 1IIVKK.
' -Irctrie l.ln?? to lie lluilt From Kast
lleml (o Winston-Salem.
Winston -Salem. N. C.. Dec. H. ?
Application has been made for a
< harter for the Yadkin Itiver Kail
way Company. The plan of the pro
moters is to build uu electric railway
from Kast llend to Dunnahe. Yad
k lnsville. otid Winston -Salem
The charter provides for "work t'j
begin on the enterprise within two
AT THK ciKM.
A1 the Com tonight will be shown
live tine pictures. The Biogfaph pic
ture Tragic hove isToo good to mis *.
The- pictures of Venice are fine too.
iff.d voH-hiive never seen a liner pic
tune than the Fortune. In this raag
:e picture the fortune is "told by
cards, each one of which shows i
different a<ene. There will be two
rich comedies, and an illustrated
song besides the orchestra. Draw
ing will take place at s.30 promptly.
Mist May Avers was the lucky winner
last night of the beautiful jewel bo\
VOTKS PA YOltAllliK.
District Xu. 4 lUUKjWnship Votes
Special School Ta*. ?
At ar. election held at District So.
l^Bath township. Thursday. Decern
ber 0. out. of a registered \ote of 30,
twenl<FefgTiT \;oTe.?-\vere ra<r for spe
cial school tax and none against ilie
measure.
<;.\IKTY TOMc;iit.
p* The Oab-ty show* three reels to
P'.ght of the finest kind of pictures.
\ll_ihis week coupons will be given
1 <111^ lfu<lmij> toilet, wuler
| free. < Sc.- 1 1 :i i tl> " - tW-itg Store ad.
Thtice Srmed
is the li> iiic v. Inch Ii i/w ul;
\ iek's C ii.up ami I'ne ?.imnnln
Sal*e. 01-n inunt'li< n idea
and perlcit siicresH. fn it.
-*. ?"?? and $1.1 tU.
All Druggist*.
I for the prize Saturday night which
L will be a five dollar gold piece. The
! Expiation Is a BiograQh_drama. one
lofthe boat thai will be'shown la this
town. Thtv~two comedies' will keep
you laughing from start to nnUh.
'mid ihr Monk's Motiwr i&_a. &pleiidi*}
drama which everyone should se ?
-4.1c Gaiety ^'vyfn fnrm "7~Tir~T^
: o'clock every night. and music in con-!
J tiuuouH. Follow the merry cro*vd
and have jl, jolly evening.
. KII.I.S WOMAN. )\OI NI>S MAN.
I Ashevllie. N. C.. Dec. 14. ? A' tele
phone message from Dillsboro to
' night states that Belle Frizzle was
Killed and Cole Bard seriously
{wounded with a shotgun, near Dills
: bor(i, this afternoon.
I It is said that Bard and the -wo
[man were trespassing on Elijah Chil
Jdren'1* premises when the latter or
dered them to leave. Children, who
gave himself up to the authorities at
PUlsboro. alleges that the couple
then began to vise foul language -in
the presence ?t his Tamily.
He returned to his house for a
shotgun, with one barrel of which lve
is said to have killed the woman, and
with the other wounded Bard in Of?
ai m and chest.
I The more the country thinks about
it the more it realizes and appreci
ates the fact that President Taft's
message had nothing of the grand
, stand play about it
kiikk: fikkk: :
Ten dollar box candy given awav.
; \\ no will hold tacky number? WTTTT
every cash purchase a coupon will be
i given. The one holding the lqcky
number will receive the $10 box of
candy on display in the case in front
of our store. See St and try for It.
We will also give a second prize' if i
lady holds second prize coOpon a bot
tle of Hudnut's toilet water, if a gen
tleman. a box of cigars.
HARDY'S DRUG STORK.
I'nder Hotel Louise.
TO CURE A COLI? IN ONE DAY
? Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggie* refund money if it
) fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S signa
; ture 1? on eucb bos. 25c.
INSURANCE
that protects your lire ? not In
come only. Gowan's Preparation
in the home insures against pneu
monia* colds, croup, soreness^ in
tangs and throat by destroying
Inflammation and congestion.
External and penetrating. All
Pruggiits. Sl.OO, 50c.f 2GC. _ Itt^
*urc today. .
j HELLO. Where Are You Going?
' To Mrs. Rice's to ha\ c rgy Coat Suit
>clcaned and pressed for Xmas; also
i my gloves* She makes my old suit
look like new.
MRS. UNA RICE
J Over Pomarfelcgraph Office
_
Money saved is money made!
A Welsbach Junior Lamp burns 2 feel of Gas p
i hour, and gives 50 Candle Power of Light, where an
| open lip bums 6^fect of Gas and gives 20 Candle Pow
'er. W<?w much do you save?
WASHINGTON
LIGHT
&
WATER
COMPANY
Welsbach Junior.
JUST RECEIVED
A large shipment of choice hand
picked Michigan and" Lima Beans
Please send us your orders. <
E. R. MIXON & CO.
Your Christmas Dinner
Will be complete and pleasure will be added to the
occasion if you will let us fill your order.
Fresh Celery, Cranberries, Grapefruit, Plum
Pudding, Fruit Cake and a full line of
Canned and Evaporated Fruits
We havc-^npaprH turkev3 for most of our custom
ers. ?nd wii*. be glad to secure you one If you yyfll
'phone us.
Be liberal and give us your account for one month,
A guarantee to please you is all can offer.
JOS. F. TAYLOE,
' - -? ? "
THE QUALITY GROCF.R.
i 123 and 124
Three Deliveries
The Homesite Beautiful ? Come
Lets go to Washington Park by the
Pamlico. - ? - * J
pATJ P t-l1 p Weil Secofad Street 7.<it. Rust Main Street Hufiif, Mar-"
r V/lV ki'i Sirwt HoincTThlru sfrppHlomfr. Valuable WlSarf
I'mjuTty, Far i i*s in Hyde, Hemtfort and Hill Counties.
A. C. HATHAWAY, Washington. N. C,
eon Wood ^.MEMBERS N. V . COTTON EXCHANGE James W. Cole
J. LEON WOOD & CO.,
BANKERS and BROKERS
STOCKS, BONDS, COTTON. GRAIN and PROVISIONS.
73 PLUME STREET, CARPENTER BUILDING, NORFOLK. VA.
Private AV ires to N. Y. S'ock Exchange. N. Y. Cotton Exchange. Chicago
Board of Trade and other Financial Centers.
Correspondence respectfully solicited, Investment and Marg:nal
, "The Worsted Man."
A musical and histronic treat awaits the public in
the presentation of this remarkable production of
John Kendrick Bangs by local talent in the -
JCHOM AUDITORIUM
Friday Evening Dec. 17th.
This will be one of the everts of the holiday sea
son. Solos, Dialogues and Chorus.
Reserved Seats - - 50c.
Gen'! Admission - - 35c.
Children - - - 25c.
Send Me Your Order Now for
Your Christmas Whiskey
And get It in your home ? ready for the day. 1 will send you some
of the purest, best, well-aged whiskey you ever put to your lip&.jnade
in the good old honrsr way. And if yoti wish I will send you some
wines and brand.es for flavoring the mince pies aud cake. Head
these prices; they are low; L_
Gibson Rye, K years, old, gal $4.50
Qual-ii-F'ine, <1 years old, gal $4.00 *
Buntgardner Jit. Rye, 0 years old. gal $4.50
Suvu^l* Ml. Rye, A year* old, gnf $3.50
Hlglisplre Rye, ? years old, gal ?'i>" '
Certified Rye, 3 years olt|, gal. ....'T $3.75
'Nelson Zourlxm. 7 years old, gal $3.50
Country Club's Blend, gal - . ? $2.30
?L C. Corn, gal . T. ....". 18.00 ~
Mountain Corn, gal. . . .1 $2.50 '''
OhLJf. C. Apple Brand/, 5 yeArs old. gal $4.00
Old Virginia Apple Brandy, gal. $3.00
My now Catalog is ready. Send for it. It is Free.
MAIL ORDERS <ll:ll SPECIALTY. WRITE FOR CATALOG.
FRANK MILLER,
Importer and I)(*aler in Wines and Liquors,
J i!<? 4 EAST M \l.\ STREET, - - - - - RICHMOND. VA.
Fowle Memorial Hospital
Surgical and Medical Cases. .
? ? to
k.v .
? BUSINESS ?
OPPORTUNITIES
RATE, 1 cent per '
inclose payment \vjth copy* Answers ,
to ads. may he received si this office. '
To insure prompt attention all adver
tisements should bi in business office |
by 12.45 m. Ads. by messenger, tele
phone or mail given careful attention.
'llAVE VOL A CHILI) H TO 10
| years xrtd? |2.50 per week lnvest
: ed in Building and Loan Mock will
i enable you to give that ehl^d a col
lege education. Jesse Ross and
Charles Flemtnlng, solicitors.
rilTV ACHKS GOOD SWAMP IjA>'I) |
for rent. Mrs. L* W. Myers, 15J
SOMEONE WILL QKT THE 1K>LL |
it be you.
CKLKRY CHA N BERRIES |
help to make a good Xmas dinner |
4 ? .You can get both at TayloeY..
*^ione 123~and 124.
: ElM'KX MORE DAYS AND THE
L^oll will be given away. Make :
. your votes count, at J. K. Hoyfef
APPLES, ORANGES, GRAVE FRUIT.
I malaga grapes. ^tJcoanuts, bana
I nas, at Tayloe's. Phones 123 ani
J U?
FOR SALE ? OXE EDISON GR.VPH
-and in excellent condition. Witt
| sell at a bargain; very suitable for
Xmas gift. H. O. Sparrow.
EVERYBODY SKINNED A HUMK
on rjmd!w?; anything wou want,
from 10c to J?0c per lb., at Tay
Phones 123 and 124
NOW IS THE TIME .TO MAKE VOIR
votes count-"? every 10c purchase
means another one. at J. K. HoyCs.
FOR SALE? MY RESIDENCE, COR
ner Second and McNalr streets, at a
sacrifice. For terms fftee R. B.
Brown. 1 5
HAVE YOC THOUGHT ABOUT
where to buy your Xmas Fupplles?
Just take a" peep in Joe Tayloe's
grocery ? and if you don't pee what
you want ask for it. Everything,
to please-Uut- inner man. Phones
123 and 124. Two delivery wan
on* and whwlTWIvery.
WA-VtEfi" lOSITHKV XLtCCKINU
logs; S years' experience;" refer
- encs.^.-Johtt Smith, Leechville.
X C. 1*4
I/O ST BETWEEN PROF. NEW
hold's and Dr. S. T. Nicholson'.*
residence, one large Iron key. Find
er please return to this office.
>:EW CHINA RECEIVES* BY Ex
press today. Beir, the Jeweler, op
posite Hotel Louise.
RAISINS IN WHOLE. HALF, 1-4
boxes, and In 1 lb. packages, also
loose. Nuts all kinds, and fine
home-grown pecan nuts, at Tay
loe's. Phones 123 and 124.
r7.vr.~7sTitA yl:i> or stole*?
Black find white bull pup, two
black spots over eyees. Liberal re
ward will be paid for return to J.
T. Ross.
WE DEFY COMPETITION ON CAN
_dl?s? 10cr ? 5c, 40c and 50c
per lb. We will have this entire
? line onened un the last of week.
Tayloe's. phones 123 and 124.
MR. B. L. srsw.vv; "PRESH)ENT OF
the Washington Horse Exchange
Co., leaves next Saturday, Decem
? lifir 11. Inr the Wast, to purohaoo
one car load each of horses and
mules. Save the middle man's
profit by waiting until our stock
arrives, about December I7tb,
Washington Horse Exchange.
MINE MEAT, GOOD, BETTER AND
best, plum puddings, fruit cakes,
from 2 to 10< at Tayloe's. Phones
t 123 and 124. ~ 1 *
X RF.KOLI.rtfem FOB THtv KKW
Year: Resolved, That I will save
more money in 1910 than I did In
1909. How? By taking out some
Building and Loan Btock. payable
weekly. Jesse Ross or Charles
Fleramlng will tell you how.
' " The most ,'bealthful."*^lp-bundlng
medicine" known to science; gently
Hoothes the liver and nerves, makes
digestion easy, brings to all the sweet
sleep of yo.uth. ?' Hollister's Bocky
Mountain Tea. thirty years eht best.
Hardy's Drug Store.
Visiting; Physicians and Surgeons
W. A. Blount, M. D. >
8. T. Nicholson. M. D. >
Ira M Hardy, M. D.
h v A. NlcHoTson , M. D.
. W. P.' Small, M. D.
J. Nfoboteonr Mr D.
JnoTd. Blount, M. D. ^
Tito. fc.' Rodman, M. D.
- ? RATES ?
>?*" " - * v' ?V
Private Rdoms,^|15 to 25 per
week.
Wards, large and airy, $10 per'
Professional Column
SPECIALISM
1HL_ W. CARTER, M. D.
Practice Limited to Disease* of the
JLyr r'ar, Nose inflTllfOii.- ^
Hour*: 9U2 A. M. Co r. Mala and
I-HL M. y Gisdden Su..
'PHONE MV/VWasbingtOn, N. C.v
Dr. I. M. Hardy .
PRACTICING
PHYSICIAN 1
*nd SURGEON
Washington, N. C.
DR. M. SNELL ?
Dentist.
Office corner of Main and
Respnss Streets. Phone 100
Washington, N. C.
ATTOll.VEYS
H. S. WARD. JUNIUS D. GRIMES
? WARD 8c GRIMES 1
ATTORNEYS- ATI. AW
Washington, N. C.
^?&practice in the Courts ol the First 1-1
Judicial l>l*ir|ct. and the
Federal Uourt*"
John H._ Small, A. D. MacLcan,
Harry McMullan.
SMALL, MAC LEAN &
McMUtXSN
: ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
Washington, North Carolina.
W. D. GRIMES
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Washington. North Csrolina.
Piactices in all the Cout
A'm. B. Rodman. Wiley C. Iiodmaii.
RODMAN & RODMAN
Attorneys-at-Lnw
Washington, N. C.
W. M. BOND, Edenton, N. C.
NORWOOD L. SIMMONS
BOND & SIMMONS
ATTORNEYS-fT-LAW
Washington, North Carolina.
Practice in all Couits.
W. L. "V augfaaa .W; A Thnmptna
VAUGHAN & THOMPSON
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
Washington and Aurora, N. C.
Practicc in all the courts.
H. c. CateR, JR.,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Washington, NT C.
Office Market Street;
EDWARD L. STEWART
Attorneyal-Lasv.^
Office over Daily News,
Washington, N. C.
COLLIN H. HARDING
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Offirp S.vln.f. A, t-,t, | p?llrtt,[)|
Rooms 3 and 4.
WASHINGTON, v r
- STEPHEN C. BkAGAW -
Attorney and Counselor-]
at-law
Washington, N. C.
NICHOLSON & DANIEL
- Attorneys at-Law
Nicholson Hotel Building
Business Cards
G. A. PHILLIPS & BRO.,
"-FIRE
And Plate .'Glass
1NSU
ForJ
FIRE INSURANCE
see
J- and P. B. MYERS
and Granite Co.
MONUMENTS
Pric99 and Worlr1tig||(
WASHINGTON, "H, c.
Th? oo'y wh|Mlhop ,n .
^ convlnca anyone r*na *
onable judgment. W?1
? ^PPOJitB Po^il office
Ijijllijj, M
lON.^rop.