hut to return back down. Main Street and consult that young enterprising jeweler, R. Lee Stewart. Thia we - did. While having our watch re paired we saw many useful tbihgs In the way of Jewelry for the holidays: Hlastoye should not be ignored by the ' Chrlstmas_ shopper.- With a thought of happiness burning"lu our breast that we were armed wltfc the correct time, asray went once more, this time landing at that at^l traettre-atore of ? . ! -f ? <r Jefferson Furniture Company. This is the place where the home la fitted out m ine way~or furniture, pieturw, w. ? Tn*y have a wnin-1 wind of prlcee for these holiday times. Bedroom suites, brass bed-' stt^ds, couches, toilet seta, all kinds , of lonely pictures and other things. \ If you desire to make the old lady happy Christmas morning, don't fail to visit tho Jefferson Furniture Com-, pauy aud see what they have with which you can accomplish this de sire. Their store is a place of beauty, j certainly one for which the managers should feel proud. W. J. Rhode*. Talk about good things to eat, such as fruits of all kinds, candies galore, you'll And them at Rhodes'. Here Is where OVd Santa makes his purchases of nuts, candies and fruits' } for the little folk stockings. He is also the proprietor of that well-; known bakery. The Dixie, one wbone, reputation ls~ unsurpassed for first- ' class llghtbread, cakes, pies, etc. The bread is baked fresh daily and nerved to the patrons in a style that is com mendable. Mr. Rhodes Is an old- j timer, handling good thii^s to tickle j the palate, and each year his store,, shelves are full^to overflowing. At*j ter SAmpliug some of his excellent fruit cake we were again on^the run landing into the well-known em porium of T. W. Phillips & Co. ? Here we discovered, as in so many, places, many things just the thing for Christmas presents. This season the Arm have done themselves proud in their choice of glass, crockery ware. | toys. etc. They also handle' mtfli aery, dry goods and notions. W. II. II anting. Remembering the injunction of the "Devil" to secure him a picture frame for his "niug" to be presented to the '"bos*" Christmas, we found ourselves in -the welt appointed book store of 'that*3hU>n>rising young mer chant, Mr. Will B. Harding. Here. too. is to be seen many suggestion^ for the buyer, audi as books, station ery, leather goods, every variety of picture, etc. We were much inter ested at the. book store. K. L. Arch bell. . Just about this time we craved one of those ^'.pgant Ha varum cigars carried by our friend, E. L. Arch bell. one of the city's new merchants. He may be young ln-the mercantile busi ness. but he is oil as a. friend. At his store is to be found not only to baccos of all kinds, but heavy and I tit?. Everything for fchrlatmas cook ing* """ ' f 1 Walter Credle Cpmpanj. i This, is another up-to-date jmd prosperous trading point for many OalU<|,ia. lit eUy> .Of satirsa w! could not pass them by on our march. They were certainly busy, sending out hither and thither The good things ror Christmas, sugar, raisins, nuts, fruits"" for the cake and a large qv.ffntity~of~th<? staff of life. t / .? Dr. H. W. Carter. W? had looVed and seen so rtiuH? up Mctln street our eyes fairly ached; what were we to do but consult the eeeullat and ? specialist. ? Do ? U ? W. Carter. He has been practicing here 'only a short while, but already has secured a large and lucrative prac tice. .He is fast gaining the confi dence and esteepi of the people. With our ' peepers" much improved after treatment we felt like a rolick ing kid. C. U. Morrift A Co. I Talk about hustling, one certainly 'finds it at Morris fc Co's. The proprie tors are both young men of sterling | worth and Integrity, aud-are busy from early morn until late at night filling orders for their large and growing trade. They receive larg^ consignment of meat, flour, gran, etc.. weekly. No business in WasVr Ington has grown more in recent year*. They are business frOm the word go. ? n ? -Or." H. Snell. Forcing that strong wind around on Gladden streot made our old teeth throb with pain so much so that we had to btirry and consult that ideal practitioner of dentistry; Dr. Hender son Snell.. His office" Is complete" In every detail for the successful, prose cution of his choFen profession. He has a large practice. H. >1. Jenk'in* & Co. Again feei ng as If life was worth living, we sauntered into the place of business of H. M. Jenkins & Co.. the wholesale grocersr Here 'we found business brisk. This firm has just I received another rift* of Elko brand I pure, apple vinegar, which la knuw 11 J the world over for its pureness and . fine flu voi- ? This llrm also hgctllo.s 111 car lots large quantities of heavy gro I cerles. W. M. Kent. ( comes a .titue in every fel i low's makeup wheft he must give !Fom?? thought to the future. Stand - .lug on the corner of Main and (Mad den prospecting, an to what we should dAUj"*J. H U" 1. IllUiKlLL JlUtf UetL u^on why dbiftyou. see M. ka?r. Ileal Estate Mail, and get Rl;n to se. curr a purchaser fo^your farm. H j I has had 30 years' experience in the business, and if he can't sell your property for you who can? This is one time when mind controlled the body. We acted on the suggestion, and today have seen the fruits of that deetsion. See Kear If yon- are Inter ested in real estate: He can Interest you. Agricultural I. Imc Coni|iany. After you havo |?iri.hmuuj ? ?^1ir land through -Kear be sure and cure some of Ihti excellent lime bow being manufactured by the Agrlcul tural Lime Company. It mak^nevery. acre on the tarrfj i'UUnt anil for your advantage. . ? H;* Mtxon One of the largest and moat enter.:, prising Arms in the city today' Jo tht> wholesale Arm of E. R. MUon & Co.. of which Mr. K. R. Mixon ia the man ager and prime mover. Prom a small beginning this Ann has grown into large proportions and today stands fit thfr Very head of Washington's mercantile establishments. Tho amount of business this firm earn.? on iu the -run of a year Is enoi iuouh. We doubt If there- la a similar busi ness anywhere In the State to sur pass it. This has been accomplished by elose application to duty, Inde fatigable effort and energy. It 1b always" a pleasure to visit this mam moth store. They receive their goods in car load lots and by the schooner load, the schooner being owned by the firm, and distribute them to mer chants in all the eastern counties;. K. R/Mixgn & Co., is a -credit to tfc* Washington business world. lli Ti ' Thinking of purcVasing a boms sometime shortly wk concluded to consult Mr. A. C. Hathaway at the Chamber of Coinmerc4 rooms about "V^ot at the "Homesne Beautiful." Washington Park. lie will always interest you In the benefits to be de rived from purchasing a lot,, at this Ideal location. We have almost con cluded, to take -bis advice and pur chase- rights away. - Jamcfi K. Clark Company. To pay a visit to Washington stores and 'not Include, the large em porium of Jam^-^J. Clark Company would be a souimof regTet for years to eome. They Btand today a monu ment to "Printer's Ink."' Knergy and push and abreast af the times can here be seen on all sides. In this store can be seen everything suitable for man or woman. Elegant 1 dress goods, nobby m*in suits, ladles' millinery and the very latest fadw in j men's -headgear. Kvery device for | tht' HUccetBiiil handling of business j **?en and the way XI r. TITomaF [Clark -.and his clever assistants "do j'he trick" is a caution. Every cus . (omer entering this well known store receives every consideration. This ; year this store borders on the bcau | tf fill t^o far as decorations-a,re con cerned. a visitor from the entrance to the exit is charmed with Lfae arils t?rigina}^dgflLgii3 in decoKt-"" Jyoji. No-flty emporium can surpass II- Here one finds every want and desire eatilv gratified, .lust ask for It. Clark Company does the rest. It is one cf the attractions of th* city. "In calling' be sure and donf leave without viewing the lovely hats and" dress effects exhibited on second floor* ~~ Southern Furniture Cnmpuny. We had to loiter on the sidewalks and feast our eyes on th? show win dows of (he South^Pn Furniture Co. - Here one seea all tjn.' requisites for ' home comfort nnd homo pi?n>mr?> rfrom a carpet tack to a <WftpT6te SuTT of furniture. I? addition _Lu-_bgixig the leaders in furniture they have on display beautiful 'cut ' glass. "bric-a brac. brass novel lieu, curtains. por rtlere and many other uecesaltiea1 apace forbids us to mention. The Southern -Furniture Company also place away" -yottr--4o?&4 one* -w ben death places Its icy finger on them. No store In Wft$hlngton has more pretty ^Christmas things arrayed than here. This- concent sells you for cash or on time. *? J>r. Hardy 'w Uru^t Store- , ? Feeling nnmpwh.it Jaded aa arn had been perambulating for some hoursi we took refuge in the well appointed drug store of Dr. Ira M. Hardy, where we quenchcd our thirst with a drink drawn from one of the prettleBt fountains in the State. Here we saw many things to pleatie as gifts. J. H. Harris Plumbing a Supply Co. Knowing that sooner later we would be thinking of placing water Til our home, we sought the firm of J. H. Harris Plumbing & Supply Co. to ascertain estimate and examine their well selected stock. Their store 1s a revelation and many would be surprised to visit it. Stoves of all kinds, ranges, hardware, cutlery, fittings of. every kind and size and a large stock of.nlumbing supplies. The growth of this Company ^during recent years has been almost phe nomenal. They enjoy the confidence and esteem of their patrons. They Jiave almost, outgrown th.elr present quarters. Washlugton Uglit & Water Co. "We have decided to do away with wood in cooking; w* have played the "old_fog.v" long enough. Cook' with gas ? gas made by the Washington Light & Water Co., Is our slogan for the future. They arr placing spigots .on our premises now for water. Soon we'll be all O. K. along thin line. Kiwtrir Light Company. [.'. Kleetrlcity is the light of tjio'pre* ent. so after a short talk with Mr. j Prvun. the superintendent of the city! electric lights company, .wo are- soon , to rend -our Dally by tt- light isfactory .and up-to-daie. and in the | near future we al*c in hope* of huv-j Ing day current- to operate the mi- f chinery lifted by-the in grinding i out the daily happening*. I'sc ? Ice- | trie lights if you. want u> j'ir6ry lire.! [Christmas. j , Washington Dm;; Company. | ? Washington boa.st of r.t pretty pharmacy in the Washing roil Drug Company. It was a pleas lure to visit this store and fc? on dls I play such a variety of pretty things. Not only.- do they c^rry drugs of every i kind-, but candy in various awrort-1 merits and stationery to suit all. Pre- i scriptions are compounded h"re. The 1 "shopper 'would do v.>ll to visit their | store. ~ ?"* J. F. Tujke. Christmas without randy, nuts, mince meat, fruit cake, Is certainly nut CUi lBimasi. ? Its ltk?ra ship araea without uiililcr or ? comum or Insurance in Companies Safe and Tried u When jou bay Real Estate you pay a lawyer to look up titles' Whw you buy I NSC RANCH do you sVfcr think IS" look upTET record the company In which you are protecting that property? book Into the records of The Liverpool & London & Globe, of Liver pool, ling land. The Hartford Fire Insurance Company, of Hartford, 'Conn. Th? Commercial Union Fire Insurance Co., of London. England. The Glens Falls Fire Insurance Co.. of Qlensrfr?^, H ' v ' Tha providence- Washington Fire Ins. Co , of Providence, R. I., snd same mora that have stood tba teat. All of these companies want through the Ban Francisco Fire with Peary I oases and still hare money. nntntAKCV cost# the same. why sot g?t tba best. I atao represent the NATIONAL LJFK INK. CO., qf Montpelier, Vt. This sompany pays a dividend the end of the first year, whioh very few com pan lea do. 1 have policyholders in Washington that have received an It per cent dividend th^jftjst year. 1 tteo writ* KWLOY"*" . . ... | -J? ?>?? I an *M?p?nr "?*? ?o Introduction. 1 t??l wto In ?mn? thAix WMUISi UTCMt liability poller ?*et written In Wuhlngton. TbU for WbM jrou want INsnuXCE die De I chance. I pleue others, why not oo T ^ VIAlx you s merry Xmaa and hoping the New Year-will bring you as a customer, I remain, CARL D. PARKER, ? ? F*>w r?r? HipfrtiKt course Joe ttl there Wh?ri we lered. He la a mighty busy miui thote tinum filling Chrlstmaa ordera. [ He is always patriotic and up with (the tlmesi. His store Is attractively decorated *'JtIi good things to cat. It almost makes or.e's mouth water to gtance, around In Tuyloe's model grocery. You should try ho me of his "from thi? vine." The genial pro prietor loved to talk, and for once failed to mention politic*.. Goldstein, the Tailor. ' Now would you believe It? Here is _w her** an accident happened to the wrtWr Without malice aforethought his pants came in contact with a nail so he had to ruch pojt haste to Goldstein. Ihe tailor, aud standee-" hind the door *Uile they wore re paired.. Whilw a little worse for wear, they are still doing service we art* glad to state. Pamlico Grocery Company. Being a member of a committee to purchase nuts and confections for the 'Christ mas tree we paid a visit to the Pamlico Grocery Company for prices. They sell either by whole sale br retail. Here we found a well selected stock, took prices, and will report to the committee without de lay. | H. B. Mayo ? Co. Securing a price on eggs and turk eys for Christmas from II. B. Mayo & Co;. ire derided to appease the craUngs of the Inner man, so sought Ihe well kept restaurant of the Union Grocery C-ompany. We found Chef Rlcuad Bonner still at the helm. We ordered one of his famed oyster fries and condi ments arid then sauntered on. Home Building and Loan Association. We had been lighthearted and gay. with m>* though i of tomorrow uj> to this time, when without warning a thought" serious commenced to get the better of us. Why don't you lake stock In the Home Building aad l.oan Association, conscience snfd. We loitered. Why didn't we?- There I was no reason why. If we ever in s ad\ i<-(* and consulted iMvsws. (*h::rlie" Flepilng. and Joes Ko"s and i:ov f*?tl more at -ease. Thin iiistltvi'oji has done and is do ing n grc*:; work for the laboring '?-lii*s Pi) 'I a!! oUvms as for thaf mat "? i fan. linn '! ? 'qlii^iic mid Telegraph j lonijiany. j | All women love to talk, and don't | mind the telephone. Distance lend* enchantment Is the. -saying. *o we had I to see Mr. Bell :i*id give orders for> Jone- oT ihefr late phones. How easy jit is to tallt and converse over them, j jKvery home in Washington should be i provided with one. | . . I'owlo Memorial Hospital. j Here is an institution that is do- J -tog a noble wu.K fur lllg suffering. | The hospital is -presided over by a] well tfained corps of nurse3 and the | visiting "phyWclatls and surgeons) stand high in their profession. f | npeurcr Bixw. / One of the attractive dry goods emporiums stands on the rorncr of Main and Market streets. Everybody In Washington knows where Spertcer Bros*, do business. and the clans "of. stock they carry. Thefr Hue of dress goods, clothing. *hpe?, etc., has al ? umuri oi "yrrnrro" iut?m and. too. the city. They sell at a close marg.'n and enjoy a class of trado that Is reliable. This firm is displaying many attractions for the purchaser. Bee their store when you j begin your Christmas shoDbine. I J- H? HJitunons Marble Co. Not that we wanted to purchase a slab for any of our dead, but for weeks we .had promiaed oureelf to visit the yarde of these well-known cutters We found work here tbat for design and fin'ah canot be sur passed in larger cities. J. V. lluckmon & Son. One of the handsomest moron in f the city Is that of J. F. Buckman & ' Son. Here one finds all that a first- j clasa dry goodn emporium carries j {The store is bountifully stocked and the prices advertised are in keeping with the time*. We found the entire force busy waiting on Chrintmas shoppers. Paul ft Cutkv. Hearing that Paul & Cutter tad Just received some fine turkeys it nothing more than natural for us to go and see This we did, and found not only the American bird tn all hLs glory, but poultry, eggs, etc., in aboun dance. K. IVferwon A Oo. Wending our ww up Main street . -tguBdy^uraelTea entering] that large placer of buainees known ail as II. *?iei?uii * u>. lull! wholesale concern ia one of the larg- 1 ?at In Boatern Carolina and ia nun aged by Ut. Juatua P. Randolph, w?o la bualneaa from head to foots; They occupy a building ample in ev ery re* poet for their large trade. G. A. Phillip* A Bro. i 4a we had Just ordered a plate glaaa front by direction of the "bosaV for the office front, we had to conault Q. A. Phillips I Bro., who assured us that we would be protected by then. They also are agents for fire Right at this point la our Jaunt a serious prop action confronted us. iHsrs we were kT tha nod town of W ? T \ A A ^ Stephen c r 13 r a guv, Colllu H. lug. Edward .fcr-8t?wart, H. C. & SlramoiiK, Rodman & Hodman. W. D. Grimes, Small. Mac Lea q A " Mullen. Ward ? Grimes. all of whou were in every way capable, we do elded ~ To rest ea^y. WasfiTnglctTTs " fortunate iu having the .strong and 1 SI 1 r* yi ^ Vll M r I 1 rlfi*': T1ii*y hii v? ways taken front rank. j furl 11. Mfl.fl'. ?Our mind again " wanders- on in Kurance-r-iJ',Hurance against- loss l.j Are and insurance for wife and chiK dren when a .feJlpw ucgb uut. v<*. we must certainly have our life in sured and rlghl away. We parted ~~ snnd, you bet, and in a few miuute* Vel>e listening to the wisdom of lb siiring from the lips of that nsiuW and energetic agent, Mr. .Carl b Parker. Not only can he talk lift insurance, but is equally as |**rsua ?Ive on Are insurance. He rep r" sents only the very best compaui J. & 1% 11. Myers. One of rhe most enterprising B insurance firms is that presided ov? by Misses J. & P. P. Myers. A i wishing risk in flr.st-class companif would do well to consult them. Havens Grist und Flour Mill That is certainly, a magnl?cf plant just completed by Mr. Jona than Havens for the manufacture of corn meal and flour It did us good clean down to^zmr toes to go . oi?f this modern and late Improved plan'. Mr. Frank Rollins, the manager, wa^ courtesy itself. _ Vf K. K. Willis. Talk about heavy and- fanc.v-rr ceries, they are to be found at E. K. Willis', that model grocer, corner of Main and Wlater streets. Everything ! is fresh and fine, fit to grace the few-" tlve board of a king. This store *n-' Joys a larfce patronag. . w? Galley Supply Com puny llere wo fowpi farm implements in all grades a:.d designs of the lat- .* eat pat turn and Make. This hustling Jlrm now occupies a spacious three story brick building that for attrao passetT ill tlie cuy. Mr _ V UaiJej jr.-the manager. Is .,'Joung itrndptT* excellent busings acumen. _ H if ja _2i one of tlw city's coming bu men. Mfi-gan Williams. Morgan Williams is all insu lie knows how to talk insur^ knows bow **to write lu comifttti)* that are safe and reliable He J ?JOJ. a lucrative busiuerf?.. ; \y*f \ S. U. KOlVl.ferjt-KOX/ ~f For beauty r.nd' modern' fflt'f mvut the firm or S. 11. Fowle & So*, the olciest-in tfc ?> rlty.Aas a a'/rft that coju pares most favorably wfta tiiose ?* seen in larger ?iiies. Her^ Js to be fo.ind shoes for both ladies and gen tlemen. ship chandlery, etc. No store i isited by th?* Nows-ijmn~wire more of a revelation. Thls.flrn} has had an es tablished trado^T'jr years, and still re ta ns the eonfiff^ce of lhe_ people. MrKeel-llichsiyison Hardware Co. This 1?s on?. largest retail hardware and mill >opnly struts ? tn ~ Eastern Carolina. They are doing an enormous business, and eat^i year are rapidly Increasing .?fcetr> territory. Their place of business '* Is always crowded with customers eager, to partake of ihc-lr bargains. nUr 4n r an ' me rmmri^K cCTTUgaOUS to this. It was a pleasure to visit this mammoth and growing store. "" Fill fort! Hardware Co. This firm in the only excluaiv* wholesale hardware store in Wash ington. They Bell to merchants as far went as Ralegh and in all th? Eastern counties. They employ and travel several representatives on th? road all the while. They are doing in enormouB business. We doubt if i. concern in the state Kurpasses tttcS" n sales during the y?ar. Washington Coco-Cola Bottling Works. This little story would be incon?~ plete wlthofft telling you about. that delicious, invigorating "Blue Seal Ginger Ale tho Washington Coco Cola Bottling Company bottles. "What a suitable present with which te grace the Christmas festive Board. Hero can be found Coco-Cola and all kinds of high grade soft drinks. The popular munager, Mr. Guy_ Hardy, the right man In tho right plaee.T^ him Ls Indebted the entire force * some of his famed drinks. writer ls deputized to thank hltt. tonally, which we shall take plea> is doing the first opportunity. ~ (iarflcld ( lmmuM. After sampling some of feose 1 :loua bivalves handled by xlarfJ Water street, with Ured feet wo ibtved to return to&e* to-tt-. ? ft N'ews sanctum And endeavor to what we saw' and heard on o ,f ' rhls we have done in an ln? ?m ray. but we hope the reader of paper will find some aid n t Ohrlstmas shopping. It wa. a p ant vlalt, one we shall evei rtt : A IJUle Advice. Certainly no finer stocks U^\ been presented for the approval ?! purchasers than, are now shown to Washington. But every one should mdmtrnr to ?hnn ??rl? ?nd ovwMJfc# rush. ? ' ^ > Do your shopping soon. l^ay your gifts away; Thsn for Santa blaus be reAdT. m i ... Better to ? small gift, purchase*^ at leisure, tbaa a great treas^ eaft trouble therewith. FYdm the \ petat of tfeej?f*r. V* artuMeot^. ?seer ?fce early ihopptan; hi* ew fl|rt ef IImh

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