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- WASHINGTON fUHY NEWS Entered, an second-class matter A"K"'it r>-', 'U the noatyfpr? At published every afternoon EXCEPT SHNDAY. Mn i i i m?i? fitr^4?t 9. la. MAYO, Editor and Proprietor. Telephone Kor SWO. -f-; WBSIRIITIOX HATES: Qua Mttn*h , , 4.^. 2 6 Sour Mouths. .TT7I77T. . . rr. fj-W ? JBIX-Honihs 1.50 ? 0t*? Year. 3.tH* flubaerlb^ra desiring the paper dis continued win please notify thlo office on date of expiration, otherwine, lt wlll be continued at regular subscrip tion rates until notice to atop Is re celrod. . ?r If you Uo~fIOt-gPt The Dally Xawa promptly telephone or write the man aggr. and tbe complaint will, receive Immediate attention. ft i" "ur daslre to please jjpu. All communications must be signed. WASHINGTON. N. C.. SEPT. 1 'THfTXKWfl FOLLOW. Parties leaving town should not fall to let The News follow them dally with the news of Washington fresh and crisp. It will prove a valuable companion, reading to you like a let ter from home. Thqse at > the sea-" ? chore oc ? mountains will And The Visitor. : . MI ST BE SIGNEIK All articles sent to Tb?*- News for publication must be Higued by the writer, ojht^ru Iwi1 iliey ? " iM nut | published. IHK IVHl'vr CCITIRE. ' )? .We publish today oh the first* pagfe an /W "latt to this secllffn- or Professor J. L. Burgess, agronomist of the North- Carolina -Department of Agriculture. ' He was here at the lnstauce of Mr Jonafhair Haven*. wiih a view of ascertaining "IiiiMit ir tinf thf ipll In this sec tion of North Carolina is suitably for ? the -cultivation, and raiding of wheat. The News Is delighted to know' War Mr- Burgess thinks the prospects .for the successful prosecution of this branch of farmfng is favorable. Every reader .of this paper would do well" tri read the vTtrws of? Profi".mr nur gess and carefully di?e5l UlVlli: ? H<?? presents 'gome timely advice to the farmers, one If they" follow will be 10 their profit This Is the first time .this expert has visited our town and county, and The News extends ro him a cordial Invitation to come again. Wheat is a coming product in Eastern Caro lina. and the farmers of Beaufort j county must be on the alert and'1 watch every suggestion looking to-j ward Its successful cuTtrViitlarr, ? "lire n.'.idfin of Uiis ? paper ^already I know a large and modern plant fori the grinding of this product is now] ' !n the: course o! ZiiliaU ii j Washington. Let no reader of The News fall^to read y.d. reflect upon the ldeas~~?k vanceif bjt'Professor Burges*. j TKACHIXtt JOl ltXU.ISM. Ther** is no more reason why i _ tea.'hnl'al education tor Journalism T " TM I '1 f" ' I " I III 1 1 lllSH IVliy cal education for any- other pursuit -should "Tre~" disparaged. Edison .has achieved a career as an electrtetan -rWUfcnut the b?neflT of college train , Jngr but colleges have qualified many young merP for t>.l??irkia1 iHiginetP Ing who would have out a poor figure j at it without the information and the | impetus which ? they gained from their college course. There are hun , dreda of -men doing good work Jn I Journalism who might hate done bet- j ter If possessed of wide^ culture. ThgrV iir? mmif In frrlnr n-prK , Who would have benefited greatly by the training whtch-4he riillegf ? course in Journalism affords'. Knowl edge is power hi- writing as in other | _fleldfl_ot human endeavor. It is not to be exj$?7TT8it that every young man' Or young woman who fol io** a college course In JoumaMsm will win brilliant success as a Jour- , nalist. Temperament has something to do wftb success tn any profession . ? and there sue other factors, Includ ing eten bodily endurance, whlrh col ? |gg? naiulug may nnf aXfetL Prar-j Tlcaf conunorr sense U an indl?j>ensa? ble qualification for efficient news paper work, and that is something no College can Impart. But colleges can teach -the grammar of the language - -amA.grniin^ yfrelr students in history fnd civics and econotolc* HH wpII ss ln many other things of which no .JP wspsper writer 'should be Ignorant though many are. ? Milwaukee Even ing Wisconsin. ? ? Tka Cape Cod canal, on which work has begun. Is not a local water way improvement, bat will form the northernmost-' aednmL xrf the great on the Atlantic afrtorea will be avoid ed- "It is said the tonnage of wrecks ou" the Cape Cod coast- of" thirty-live miles Is one quarter .of the total -wr^elri rift ? the New England coast, IIiom4aig -Luug Island feoundT~ - ---Tbese _Jact? and figures ?bov^ that the Cape Cod cwnaf-^ectlon _ of the great Inland waterway la of little Jess Imuy^iiurp m Southern shipping ln terests than are the sections much further ;to the south. The whole plan is gigantic, but it will be carried out in time and. its effect upon do mestic commerce will be greater than' | one ran now foresee. ? Charlotte Ob server. - ? : WHOLK VS. MTELK1) KK'tfc . . Unpolished rice is superior to the ordinary^ milled rfce of commerce for the same reason that entire wheat. flour Is superior to superfine roller process Hour. The mineral elements of the grains are contained chiefly in th mitnr ahaii whit-h in removed, by *he late machine processes, because the majority, knowing little of food chemistry are governed in select ien by.taste or appearance, and ^supply jfbnowg demand: ? The chiof of theu [7 ederal buTTOir uf chemistry at Wi?oh." ington recently sald^that "a Japanese Jlnrlklsha 'man will carry you around town ail a pound of rice; you can't a pound of" beef." The rice used by these peo j-TTt* forming ftr*>*lPr portion of ' their diet, is whole PICO. It is dim Quit to. get this because there Is so little demand for It. but any grocer should be able to get it from his wholesaler? The' millers can supply i the demand, and if unpolished rjee is 1 generally (U.MUHini'-il. anil H iu~ time, bp had as easily as that which" Ltfqulres extra labor. ^ice should he-looked in the "fireless" cooker. \ AU K OF A m*<i. The WIHtesboro Hustler wastes its sympathy on a young man of that town who was fined five dollars -In the police court by an unsympathetic justice, for hugging his girl on the plain on such a score deserves to be sent to a.womanless inland and kept there in lonely 'solitude the rest of his life. TT a hug Isn't .werth five dollars It. If worth nothing at all; but the young man whose name is An drew Dsifnfy- complained because he s he did not" hug the gtri very _ht, anynow. ~ The girl who bears the euphonious name of Nan Tug-" man, was also fined fivs? dollars, and not a word_aI?BIflie8t haH been 'heard from he*. t There niu&L-.J>e. some queer men down In Wilkesboro, but th girls are on the Job and are game j to the last sou," it appears. ? Ashe- 1 Vllle Citizen. MR. W. H. CLARK l>RAI>. I ? It is with a sad heart I^announcej j-?he h o(-j)Ut- apfoH fnrhpr. \V. fl. I Clark who sweetly passed away Aug- 1 ' ust 26. 1909. He was In his 7.6TE I "Veair^wheu ilie Lurd called him. He had .bee na sufferer for many yearn 1 with consumption, but bore hifr suf fering with great patience. He had been helpless for about nine months TH'U !ll?.l.n "umM nay tea. ?? mi lrl iinmi be be?t*?r. and we feel sure he Is. . It www hhrd to jwrt with him, hut thi Lord knew besjt. He leaves three sons. four daughters and eleven Standi hildron ? to nxmin ? thwlp W'fci*, but we feel sure their loss is his eternal gain. XU was done' for him that iovlns Children and friends and skilled phy fjciaria could do. 'but tq. 110 avail. T-he-j Lord tffBTrTHmTr tiifi .usTTrmt-3^' uisst all prepare fo meet him where part ing will be^no more, for we believe he is forever" blessed. The funeral services w.ere conducted by Mr. J. B. Canady. "His body was laid 10 real "beside his wife, who passed away a few years ago. Anchored safe where storms Are over the border land . We left him soon to meet and part | no more. . ' Mrs, VIOLA CLARK. Campbetf Creek, N. C. XKRVY bird. "Mamma." said tile exasperated young lady, "j wish you wouldn't hang that old parrot out on the front porch fhese evenings." h- ? "Why ? my ' mo thef in surprise. "Why. L think before you bought j him he must have belonged to a street car conductor. Every two or three minutes when Edwin ealls hp chirps out. 'Sit closer, please.' It Is I JdBT too" Puiban asaliig fpf TOUR HUNT FOR ftfYKRM. rtfled *d. I r of comrf | If you want to sell some property I ?real estate _or chattels or personal || property ? a saKablo "classified j ~ campaign" is a mere matter mon sense urgency. - ? If you were looking for something of the kind you'd read and answer ?s4?. ? -You'd realise , fhaf, tftfl j?Uer, would be sure to advertise it If Jie. [rtMljgr>< ft wrtrtli | you wouTdHfeel sure that you w*re Iih* lnl<!r?.^d In anything not worth | i in ?if you ~ really f?n -fear ,1 instead of half-giving it^^w?r? ad. readers, sod will learn of % yon bare to Mil in ao other way I through your elaastfted STREETS, BONDS, ' ETC., DISCUSSION Committees to Meet To morrow and Friday to Consider Improvements. The committee on Public Roads and Sutrorbft, constating of Q. A. Phil lips. chairman. Hugh Paul, Dr. 1. M. "HardyT 8. Fleming and ft. K. Flem ing, will meet Thursday afternoon ptt -T.iVl.vk, ^ * ? ' ' Friday afternoon the committee on' Streets, Parks .aasL Municipal Im provements, consisting; of Qeorger Hackney. \V. H. Ellsworth, N. S. Ful forfl, J. D. Grimes and.C. H. Harding will m^et at R o^clock. '"Bpth Com mittees are to assemble at the Cham ber of Commerce rooms. The com t'" ' ? T lato"con-. slder the Improvement of the public roads In Washington township, and the committee" on- streets. wilt jjjacuss the $tn,000 bond issue for Streets In Washington ? A STORE'S "MEASUREMENTS" Should lie Indicated by the Site of Its Advertisements* ! 11 a man with a ches; lUpauVn-o mcnt 0/44 Inches shOUlU wma Inch coat, he would attract attention ? but he would not prosper, nor^be comfortable, presentable or happy. \ If a store which is big enough to indulge in whole page ads. uses onlv ? r.i. ?r TiwrnLjrTron hsi<x page ads.? it will "not prosper fully nor adequately, nor be- looked upon as enterprising or aggressive. Rua ' ning a big store, yet advertising it as ^though it were a small one, is not store-wisdom; rgjjhe store win cdfUS" to "measure down" -to advertising which does not "measure up" to the1 I store: GOOD WOMAN DF.AI), Mrs. Mollle Stowe ''led at her resl jdent-e, en Kasi Xb(M3XT?el, Monday evening, at 10 o'clock." " She was ! about 3n years oT age and had many i friends. The. funeral tool* place yesterdtf^ <diemoon from the residence.' con ,ri1 liV jTin- TInhprjL V. Hone, pas tor of the Christian^ CEur?H\ burial wis In Oakdale cemetery. SI 'RELY NOT. The Charlotte Observer wants to know why It is that all the victims of pellagra so for reported have been women. Can it be that we* have been, feeding only the women com bread? ? Anderson Mail. THE LUSCIOUS BIVALVE. September is the 'first fall month] j containing the letter "R" and with the month's advent comes the oyster. From now on the lovers of -this deli cacy will watch the wharves for their appearance. This market is always abundantly supplied, and they are as n??, tffe world. , --The Maryland man who is trying! to breed one-legged chickens has a poor idea of business.1*. Fast age. indeed* when everything 1 Reems to be on the fly. This bit tho open ifiaion I Pellagra was not known when the I good old . hoe-cake was first on the | bill of fare. ? ? - _ It* a sign of prosperity when every farmer who loses hfcr^Tallet has a bundle of bank notes In It. NOTICE. EdlWfr News: ' | I beg to announce that there Is at present a vacancy from the First Congressional district at the U. 8. Military Academy a C West Point. The examination will occur at Fort Slo cum, New York, on the Becond Tues day In January. 1910.. I am also awthorlzedjo announce 1 that there la a vacan pj. at the U. 8. ] ?jaya^_Academy, at Annapolis, from | the First Congressional district; ~ ezamlnatlon for -wftteh*-wlll in I April, -ULlfl^gt a point to be subae-] quently announced. It Is desirable that aU-stho^cOn- 1 template applying for either of the *ppointmpnt8 *hguld da so on oy be fore September IK. The physical and' mental examinations are both qntte~ rlgid, and thorough prior preparation is necessary. To those who seriously wish to make application, I will deavor to forward a pamphlet giving I general Information as to the qhaHfi- j rations necessary for entrance to | ? ii i *mnm ?? Beapectfuliy, v JW H. SMALL. SSaap^jNTc:. -a;. \m _ this 4ust ; 'tis terrible. Better build in Washington Park, where rTls ? ? . J. Leon Wood MEMBERS N. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE Jam* W. Cole _ LJEON WO0D & CO., ? BANKERS andBROKERS STOCKS. 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 Board of Trade and other Financial Centers; Correspondence respectfully solicited^ Investment and Marginal ^ ? accounts^giyEnTarcful attention. ? ? ? The entire wharf property- between the .Steoy-yard and the ex treme East end of town is owne by 14 people or companies, and exceptlnjthat I have for sale you can't buyan inch of It. This 1 have to sell Is In the basftia? ; SU aost de ? slrohly located,- U'n very and you in any business, who In any way can utilise "this properly Should grasp and gfasp Tf yn?i i^n't-you will have to every few years pay more rent, or look opt for another pruperty. _ ~ =? - Look to the future. If you study you will decide-that the free ^-f^itt*6od_water route] will be ' gran osd us, and 'twill make every . piece of water-front pr6petT^h~~tfaBhtPgt on worth double and trlppie the price dl today. t ? h Fortune goes to the man who looks and invests In real estate fuhirft. ? r . y~ See me at once and secure a-plece ofr*hi? value we wateriroST: Will sell from SO to 80 feet fronting on Y^ater street. Come, get a piece now while you can, or later you'll regret. - Only a little cash and long time notes required. ' x. ? , _ ; * ? ? ;V" . EA8TERX CAROLIKA. gB&L JCgT ATBJPCCHAgOB, A. C HATHAWAY, 116 Market BL QOK OUTJ LOOR OUT! LOOK Ol JTou To iace a fire a? .your plan.. T.lie emergency by hwdnince. ? - The wiser he Is, the more' certain he is to procure a policy fitffla? WM. BRAGAW & CO., - ^ EXPERIENCED INSURANCE AGENTS,' WASHINGTON. N. C. v There Are Continuous "WANT AD. HAPPENINGS" Right in Your NeighborhoodT^ | ? fcvery week, in your block, or near you,-something happen5""whrefr would not have happened but for a want $d. Something is accomplish ed for the betterment of the neigh | borhood-some idle "head of the house" finds work-some worru property owner finds a tenant some new boarders and roomers move in-some property changer owners* and will be impr^yed-a unattractive vacant lot is sold to a builder-some overworked house wives secure servants?a used piano is sold?in short fife is kept TarOgrt ested in living, things move and and improve. /?-? fP^fitJSN OPPORTUNITIES KATE, 1 rt-ru per word. 1 Estimate six word* to the line, and inclose payment Wttt* copy. Aiuwirt ?? received at this office. - - u.^oc-pt attention all adver by " plume or mail given careful | FOR SALE. SCHOOL BOOK 8 AT HALFTOICEr Aiuonffl ^TsookrtroijfiirTnrt wottr Largest stock In N. C- Satisfaction Smith's Old Book Store/ Raleigh, N. c. ; ? 2.1 Ft ntr SALE ? TWQ PQQL TAftKBft. __good condition"; terms to suit pur fresh fall seed, - clover, ' Rye. Rape, Vetch, Cabbage and fT"'"ll> seed. ?Or. Hardy's druf store. 25 CANARY BIRDS FOR SALE ? -I have on hand 25 fine canary birds, good- songsters, beautiful plumage. guaranteed to sing. Price per Wftl*, $5; single birds, $2. GO. Guaran ? ? toed safe delivery anywhere in the ' flfnfft. ? Ad dreas W. H.' fl??lFW Aurora. N. C. _ . FOR SALE ? A FINE LARGE VEL vet brussels carpet; coat $1.40 per yard, wlU sell for 60c: beautiful de sign. E. H. Hyman, Chamber of ? - ^ LOST AND FOUND. LOST? LADY'S GOLD WATCH, BE tween BrOwn's Dru# Store . _and Coast Line. Reward If returned to this offlce. MISCELLANEOUS. M DO VOu WANT* Tp BECOME A stenographer? . Take the Business | Course la <hs pptm* 'r"t tiotr, $s a month. In advance. Thla course Is open to any on*, whether you attend the Public 8choo! or not. 8ee the Superintendent and arrange j U> _take the 'course, [Public stenographer. at 115 " Ifreet. Charges moderate. KCHEDTLfJ^AS BOAT VICTOR. - Tuesday. Thursday end Saturday. .Leave Hunter's Bridge 6 a. m': ar ^ve at Bath. tflOT "WDHTBttBirr-tr - [Leave Washington 2. JO p. m., arrive Bath 5. p. m.. ^Hunter's Bridge 6.?0. Fare 60c. round-trip, 25c, oneway. J WILLIAM BOYD. Master. of massage and is betier^EuT aticW pUttrr*. It^ieaetfmies ? without rubbing ? through! the skift and muscular tissud right to. the boQc. quickens the blood, relieves congestion, and permanent as well as PHYSICIAN H. S. WARD JUNIUS p. GR WARD & GHIMGj We pracOce In the Cnurta of thi Judicial District, and the John H. Small, / A. D. MacLa Harry McMuIlan. SMAfcfcrMACULEAfiU . OTcWCrttAN . ATTORNEYS- AT-LAW Washington, North Carolina. W. D. GRIMED A'l l OHNL V -A I -LAW WaaHtncron, North Carolina Practice* In all the Coorta. W. M. BOND, Edenloo. N. C. , NORWOOD L. S1MMQ BOND & SIMMONS ATTORNEYS-AT-t*W. Waahlngton. North CaroUaa Practice In & Coutta. w. L. vaughanI _ ATTORNEY-AT-LAW -^ Washington. North CaroIhHu Office In Weinberg Building,' Washington, Office Market IVtu^u. Rodman. Wllar C. 1 -REDMAN St ROD] - Attorneys-at-Lsi Washinjfion.Ni-' Business Ga R. ITsTEWAi
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