WASHINGTON DAILY NEWS
Enter?<l M lecond-clMs matter
A uk oat poetottce at
Washington. N. under the act of
March 3, 1879.
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EXCEPT SUNDAY.
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ter from home. Those at tK*? ?ea-*
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visitor
MrsT in-: sk,m:i>. v.
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wrlrn,- ciherwbe Miey will not b*
published.
To Tni">ii:>iiit:ns^)|.- fm: cham
. 111:1: ok
trn tl< i
At t!
forces and H:?iiiri>;r?Vi.
Tin* Wrishriigton Chamber of C :)'.YTrj
nn>: ai-? ?? :i ?: 'n-,viL'n jm-T. |
of'th?' ru.tr;.. ttturh necd-d way?, ofj
promot!:m the Town** iutfr^tis sclcctl
or.o nml hannwr r.pori ii!7i? on?? thing 1
until th-T" 5 - no I f- in ir o:\ v.e a'--!
complish our aim.
What has our pa?-,v..year benefitted!
v.?? Tli* annwer e.ho
J" hen if in the coming year wo ac
complish o:?" fickle thins." won't wi* i
be making jvmsru!** ? '
The New* pleada *v ijt-h the member*
to attend the imfetinn tomorrow
night, Friday, October 1. and in aj
body select one objective point; then]
let everyone work for that one thing. |
listening ro the starting of no other I
project until we ?dt through with thel
?one. Do this and wu'wMl end our
year with a glorias record : disregard]
It ami wS will be a denial failure.
TLe I'i-.antl I- ??...? Mmr-iA* f. .'rwp't
all else and work for a canning fac- 1
tory or a knitting mill or a tobaccv.
warehouse or. ^mav be the Matta
muskeet Railroad will be decided'
upon. - -
If you have aay r^aeons why the
above i* not best for the ttjwn. don t
fail to bring out those reasons. Then
after discussion if the Chamber -de
cide* it best to work for hhlf n dozen |
things at otue. your secretary Ktand*
7ra<I> tr- tlu hi* o^l. ? LLL* first
jeo? is to nee you interested by at
tending the mating*, then your free .
discussions which will bring matters I
to a close, and once decided upon, for
all to back it
FOIi I'l KK FMrt'R.
A suit has been brought in Omaha J
which Ereatlv f'.ncern* the em Ire 1
flour sndv.R'ry of the country. It is
brought undjf^th**- ptire-food law and \
Is for the purpose of testing the legal- 1
ity of the blear hing process used by 1
millers rr it 4s decided that this is a I
violation of the law, then th^ people
may not* be able for t b#fw ?r<*-te-lwy
th e very white flour ?%vhi"h mnlii'H
bread ho beautiful in appearance, bu'
cure TTorTr wliK-h "vv-ill make more
wholesome bread ?flour ' more like
ti?w kind they used to get when wheat
was carried to the waterpower mill
'P il" I ? il" 'HI '1 " II" '
ground and separated .into flour, sec
onds. etc. Between the mill and the
table old-time flour was treated to no
process which, while adding to the)
whiteness of the flour. made it vastly'
less nourishing, if not actually un
wholesome. |t is certain that the
flour produced by the present process
of grinding, which is to secure as
fine quality in appearance of the ar
ticle as possible does not contain na
large proportion, of the nourishing
properties of th? K?ftio,aa does floor
. ground lr?7he old way, when wliole
someness was not expected to take
second place. Let's hope that th'.s
lawsuit will result in giving ua back
the flour of our daddies.? Charlotte*"
Observer.
HINca.KTOX x i:\v
We are having romc cool wn-ithnr
now, and today we aru having a littlo
rain, 30 most all are glad to have
their Jacket on; and have a good old]
winter-time fire.
Z? t 1_
Aruuld. * - = ? .... .*? , | ? mi
Mewre. Georgia Hodges 'and Ches
ter Swanner, of Jgnd Ford, were vis
itors in. our mlirar Snn<lav ?ftwnro6p.~
Owing to the Inclemency of the
weather we did not have any Sunday
school ?umlav. There will be Suu
day school Sunday before preaching.
We hope all the children will be on
Uawh -? ^
N Mr. George Hodges. of Swainland.
"Sua rifnUF nelgbbortrotsl Sunday
last.
Mr*. JacKson, of Washington, spent
Thursday afternoon with Miss Lucie
Gray Woolard.
I. title Gladys Woolwrd. ? who has
been spending the fmst two- weeks
with little LUlle'and Minnie Perry,
, returned to her home at Old Ford
Sunday
Work is going on rapidly on cell
ing the school ho use. We hope to see
!t ii'IRhI" and painted soop.
Messrs. Charlie anflrCotha W 11 lard
and u rover Lllley wont on the excur
sion to Norfolk; Va. They all report
a grand time. *
Miss Annie Kerry" attended the
.basket parly and Ice cream supper at
I'fneville Saturday night.
Don't .forget Friday night is tj\e
tithe our revival is to start. Rev.
Titos. (Jr*?eti :s the preacher. He is
widely known and an excellent
syeaker,. and nr> doubt much good
will result' from the meeting*. The
people Of Singlet on_al wars look for,
vijiird to Rev. Green's coming with
much pleasure. Let us all go ou;
and give him a^ cordial Reception.
y.r. nt.d M o*. Cornelius Jackson,
of Washington wlo..ha*i? been visit
lug their* daughter, Sirs. 'I,. II- .lack
son. liavM gnnc iT^xaaui- their da ugh- |
ter, Mrs. Former Jackson, before re
turning home.
Messrs. I.esl'o" Ho?!fte3~aml Richard I
Merry were our driving Sunday.
KIIHI J
I*!!KS!I?1*\t \t?KTH HOI'
.. si-:\ i-:\Tv-rivii teaks <>m?. I
Minneapolis. Mlnit., Sept ? Dr.
1 Cyrus Northrop, who will retire ai
j tli*.' end of the 1 ' re'tg t. cu llt'ge _y ca v
| f-Biii til*. .< irm nf r.f ilw
| l*ui verity nf 'Minnraotn, after having
I- hold that position for twenty-five
I year!*. celebrated Iks seventy-fifih
birthday today. !io was ovpf?'l'.Hm*
ed with I ei t e rs and telegram* 'of i mi
gratulations from his friends and
farmer students of- the university and
the members of the. faculty, the stu
dents an l the citizens in ppneral vied
with ? rs< !? ot1:?'r in showing to the be
loved "prtxy" the high regard hi
which they hold him. Dr. Northrop
is a native of Connecticut and a Yale
gratduate: He came to the I'ntver
pity of Minnesota in 1SS4, when it
was a college of a few buildings and
few student*. I'nder his able .man
agement the university .developed in'
to a magnificent Institution, attended
by more than four thousand students.
Maine Hunting
Season Opens
Bangor, Me-, Sept. 30. ? The open
season for deer, moose and other big
game, protected by the laws of Mtximryr
begin* at midnight tonight and there
id every indication that the season
will -btr-yiicceftaful 4w -every? respect.
' -h U*~rfiliorW< J UJ Uti. JiltJlUi _ 1 ;
all jiarts of the State and the num
ber of" applicants* for hunting licenses
has b*-en greater than iu many years.
On every train,. men In hunting cos
tume. and carrying their gun cases,
may be seen in large numbers, and
everywhere the .ttailon platforms are
littered with camp outfits on Shelr)
way to the.camps and hunting lodRes
i.'i \hv im'THir. rarHmlnrlv Inrgf lr
the n-nmber of hunters bound for the
region about the Penobscot River.
yMoosc-h<"-ad lake and Aroostook coun
ty, where game is more plentiful than
In other sections of the State. In that
region more than four thousand deer
-hfrv**--U***?H--killed every year during
the last dv-ade and morp than half
that number of moose.
permittfd jp shoot more than two
deer during the season, whifh ends
on December 15, and only one bull
mouse during the season which ends
rill H>H imilinr 1 i n n nml
are not to be killed at all Bear may
he shot at any time and without re
striction as to number, while caribou
are prnl^ted at all times and may
not be shot at all. Doge'. Jacklights.
artificial lights, snares and traps are
prohibited In hunting deer or moose.
Only mooSfc hulls having at least two
?tines to their hornB may be shot. The
hunting season is always a gourde of
" 'onsideeable profit to tho State and
!l(.n*t forget to nutet me at Hardy V j
Drug Htore.
?U V MAKKKf.
Kggs . : . .21c
Thickotis, grown 25 to 30<
*prkng cUk-kena. 10 to 25c,
Hides, green 6 to^e
Hides,. O. 8 8c
Mixed wool.*,... 18 to 20c
Burry wool 10 to 18c
Tillow : 2 i*2c
-Woolr-f^ee from burr#. :.... t-r20e
Lambskin 25 to 40c
iheerling* . . B to 10c
* "COTTOK- ? ? ? ? ?
; CAPtHHXR for "T#mK HMuUehe."
. , Ont last night 7 Hftadach* an,
nervous this morning? Hicks* Cap?- I
dine just the thing to it -W for i
Us lafcabHsate, pantrnlsrly* fu lbs
owners of forest tracts and hunting
Tnit sportsmen spend from 9300,009
to 1300.000 a year !n_thls State.
Carriage and Rath Sponges, 1c {o
Jft5c. Hurdy'ii l>ruj{ Store.
. -
h? Tfcf-fiOTefnor appoints the follow*
!ng delt^a leg-to yepAienT^TortO^^
[leans of th% Gulf to the Lakes Deep
Waterway^ Association: D. L. James,
W. J. Lasslter, C. L. Kellum, C- W.
Home. S. M. Gattis. A. J. McKinnon,
T. L. Caudle, l.aurenco WaJTefletd. 'fe. j
I L- Shu ford alid T. F. Davidson. .
Cough cftsorjld,painin the chest,
sore throat, enlarged tonsils,
asthma and bronchitis.
No matter where the pain is
Sloan's
Liniment
gives instant relief. You don't
have to rub? "it penetrates and
acts like massage.
Use this Liniment always in
stead of sticky' plasters, be- N
cause it acts quicker and does .
. not clog up the pores of the ?
skin. - ? ; ~r 2?^ ? :
?Wf ail Ontijgittx Pric* 25:.,LSOc. ana 37.00.
Dr. Earl S. Sloan,' Boston^Mass.
^m:i?cLt; <;as itoAT Mi.roi:.
Tuesday, TJxnrsflay and Simrday.
Leave* Hunter's Drulse ij a. m; ar
Xive at Bath. -tf.SO. Wjaliingtcn. 0.
Leave-\Vashinj;ton 2.30 p. m.. p-'1v?
nam p. in.. Hunter's Bridge r>.30.
Fare 50c. round. trip. 3 fie. one way.
* WILLIAM BOYI). Muster.
Washington park. -
If Yon Are a Business Man With Foresight j
You Vlll buy-a picce of thhr Sndpabte water 1 runt property ?
now. Then you'll own Jt when the free inland water route 4s
a reality. See me at once.
A. C. HATHAWAY.
Leon Wood M EMBERS N", Y. COTTON1 EXCHANGE James W. Qple j
J. LEON WOOD & CO.,
r BANKERS and BROKERS ? . r .
? STOCKS, BONDS, COTTON, GRAIN and PROVISIONS.
73 PLUME STREET, CARPENTER BUILDING, NORFOLK, VA.
? Private Wtres to N. Y. S'ock Exchange. N. Y. Cotton Exchange. Chicago i
Board of Trade ind ottw FToanciaT Centers. ? . ,*-u. ? M
Correspondence respectfully solicited. Investment and Marginal j
accounts given eareful attention. j
? EAST CAROLINA f
^ * . |?
Teachers' Training SchftoHr
? *5~~
Established and maintained by the State tor the youngrmen p?? ,
and womvn who wish to.qualify themselves for the profession y, \
rf' of teaching. " Buildings and equipment new and modern. Sanf- 1
^ tat io? perfect7 ^ k
%' SESSION OPENS OCTODF.R 5TH, 1909. 'S
?c"1 Rx
; For prospectus and information, address ROBT. I!. WRIGHT, ^ I
PluMcnt. Greenville, N. C. ??
S v &
~u r<i v? ^.i^vji,s,<!ttsv!us'5ji}rv,?v;l5?i!?
rJL== IT ? It II JL=^I
Madame Hitler's "
Millinery ? : ?
Opening
TRin A V
SL
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
-BEGINS A*T 10 O'CLOCK A, M* II
if==ir=nr====ir==JJ
EVREYBODY will visit
7 HE FIREMEN'S GRAND
amrVAL and GALA WEEK
THE FAMOUS
Barkoot Amusement Company Attractions.
OCT. 4TH TO OCT. 9TH, INCLUSIVE
Six Jolly Days and Six Mefry Nights of Solid Fun,
Recreation and Amusement
THE LARGEST A xn ?RAXT>EST KXHIUtTlOX OF ITS KTXt) TX THE WORLD. A GLITTERING, GOR- '.
OEOt'S PANOPLY OF FI N AND FROLIC. * . *
? ? .
:<(l<) People, 300 Performers, 10 llig^ Feature Shown, Sensational and Thrilling Free ,Act8, 2 Magnlf
item Riding Ucvlrrs. :> lirand Conceit anil Military Ramls. . The Wnrlil'* Fntnnnc Rnyal TiMlUn B. n>i
t;?re e<?neeM* *??**?- i?ft??rn<>ou *nd ovoaUw. Fuee Concerts and Free KThihitluaw av
thing doing all the time. _
Q \ rprp \ The man wiih nerves of steel and skill which only comes to the fcreat and
iVX/\. X I. X Htroiip. Seevilm as he stands between heaver, nd earth oh a slender
structure 104 feet in height, and suddenly shoots nown ? down !iu?> the very Jaws o t ieath, and like a devour
_lTJLtl?llIiL-iill'T Ulif'Ml Ttrini I" *?'" intt-enlrt ilflrlng he lanriH unfelv Into a irft t.?l r-?Wf
but 3 1-^ feet of water. The mo3t soul-stirring, nerve-racking sight that has ever been witnessed.
? ^ S<*e Young nrotlirra'^i their kci rational Aerial Act ? the Sensation of all Sensations.
As unlike the olil worn-out St net Fair and Cucnlral ?*s RADIUM la unlike BRASS. Traveling by special
train Ui their own magnificent palace row. Opens at 1.30 p. m.; closes at 11.(10 p. m. ,
MEET ME AT THE CARNIVAL'
* tX !
Corn Test.
* I
TO RK A I* PORT AXI?-IIYI?i; COUX-i
TV FAKMKRH: I
Three prizes of $r.. S3 and $2fcwl!l
be given in rash as prlres to the three
best exhibits of Corn. ^clPfarmer"
is requested to send live ears of corn
with his name and postoiftce address
to B. L. 8-ifrman. president and gen
? ral w?nager of I be' Washington
tlcrrc "ExtBSnga Co., Wishing?. H.
Till" corn will be r?colveJ and ei-i
y RAT?, 1 cent per word.
Estimate six words to (he Une, and I
Inclose payment with copy. Answers
?o ad*, mar he received at this office.
To Injure prompt attention alLadrer
?hould be in business otff
by m. A BaTHy meswuKw, te?
phong or mail given careful attention.
FOR SALE OR RENXW)XE FARM,
WAdea Polut. adjoining Pamlico
Beach Hotel. Apply to B." L. 8us
man.v
ern Carol tn? wiU. have its big Mil- .
linery Opening on Friday and ?iUc.J
urday ? -ist and Zc T Don't forget |
-?the -davs. Jaroea B. Clark Co.
AT OXCE, HKI.IAULK KKPRKHKS
tatlves in this vicinity to look after
reneffalB and new subscriptions,
part' or-whole" time, for the fastest
growing magazine in America. Lib
eral salary and commissions. Live
-men and wpmen make $35 to $150
a month. Appointments now being
maUe. Write immediately to Di
Magazlne, CO West 25th St.. New
York Pity.
23 CANARY ?IRI)S FOR SALE ? 1|
have on hand 25 fine canary birds,
good songsters, beautiful plumage,
guaranteed to sing. Price per pair,
$5; single birds, $2.50. Guaran
teed safe dollvery anywhere in the
State. Address "W. H. Gaskins,
Aurora, X. C.
FOR SAI.!-; OR ltK VT? ONfcLFAKM. .
North Creek and Pamlico River. |
Apply
MII.MXERV OPEXlNCi ON
Fiiday and Saiur^av. at the .lames J
E. Clark Co.'s store.
si : v i : \ty-fivk NEW FAJ.L T.^iZ ,
"red Suits, at $17.75; extra special?]
See* ad. on Inside page. J. K.
~ Hojt ~ ..
FOR SAFE: i ik st WEEKLY XITWS- }
paper proposition in X. C. Those
meaning business, ac!dre*s Look
Out Realty Co.. Beaufort.
to!'. HE-: NT ? ?_??] Arm: h'AKM.wloo
acres cultivated. Dwelling house
and out-housps; one mile from
Leenhville. Address Norwood-* I, I
*"Sir?mons. y
A 00-GALLl>.\ (i.\SOM\K METAL
tank fqr sale cheap. J. c. Rod
man. v j .
fr^h car rages will a ii hive
y-Prlday, for sale by ii. B. Mayo &
'Company. ?
FOR COMFORT TRY A DOROTHY
I Dodd eoft cap flexible shoe. At J.
K. Hoyt's.
THOSK WHO HA V li"w AITEIJ FOR
tbe James E. Clark Co.'a big mil
linery opening will more than con
Bee tbe large and edmplete stock.
STIvNOGRAPItRlJ A N D T YPE
writer. Le^ me write your letters.]
Miss Beulah Thomason
I Chamber of Commerce
gt^SraTed free.^ See^ur^show whn
do A- a G. SmUber & Co. .
FOR KALI-: ? NKW PEANI T SACKS.
H. B. Mayo & Co.
SIWI.1I, SAI.E liAIHKK' StITK AT
I $17.75; all colors; see window! Jf j
| K. Hoyt'a.
UEAtFORT RESIDENCE FOR SALE
Large, roomy, airy, conveniently
? n??r wtti. Look Out
Realty Co., Beaufort. N. C.
AGENT* WANTED To TAKE OR
- der* for ACook-Peary North Pole
Discoveries Illustrated." Genuine
sensation. . _ Whirlwind success.
Profits $10 daily. Be first. Send
25C for Sample uook. Write to
. day. Ifionba publishers (Estab
lished 1857), Lakeside Building,
Chicago. a
faAMTSH SHOULD -SEE THE NEW
cloth top button patent leather
shoe at J. K. Hurt's
WAITED ? A MAN yilCK IN AC
tlon and accurateirlth flgares. Ad
dress, sating wages wantW, Smith
Jones, Washington, N. C. - 30
THOSF^JKT HAT PINS ARB ALL
the rage, those are beauties Smith
?r ? Co. hare. You get one en
grared free ? they are given away,
too. Ask about them.
FOR GENERAL
SURGICAL
-and
'? Non
ContatrifliK I
WMM,otvwT |
'MEDICAL .
CASES I
Tiufessloiial Column
SPECIAUBTS
Prmctlc* Limited to DIkim of the
Hoons-?-IJ ATM. Cor. Halo and
3-5 R M. Glxldan So.,
'PHONE U. Wubloston. N. C.
Dr. I. rM. Hardy
PRACTICING
PHYSICIAN
SURGEON
Washington, N. C.
r DR. H.SNELL
Dentist. ?" j
Oftice corner of Main and /
Resposs Streets. Phone 100
Washington, N. C. 1
ATTORNEYS
H. S. WARD JUNIUS D. GRIMES ,
w WARD & GRIMES
ATTORNEYS- AT-LAW
? Washington, N. C. -u ?.
We practice in the Courts of the first
, Jddk'til LUimgt, and tlie 1
Federal Courts.
UHmUT A. D. MacLeao,
Harry McMullan.
SMALL, MAC LEAN &
McMULLAN
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
Washington, North Carolina.
W. D. GRIMES
ATTORN EY-AT-L AW
Washington.- North Carolina.
Practices in all the Courts.
W. M. BOND, Edenton, N^.
Mnpwnom.
BOND & SIMMONS
ATTORN EYS-AT-L AW
"Washington, North Carolina.
Practfcc in all couiu^
W. L. Yaughan W-" A. Thompson
VAUGHAN & THOMPSON
ATTORN EYS-AT-L AW
Washington and Aurora, N. C.
Practice in all the courts.
? H. C. CARTER, JR.,
A.TTQRNEY-AT-LAW,
Washington, N. C.
Office Market Street."
tVm. B. Hodman. Wiley %C. Kodman.
RODMAN & RODMAN
Attoiueys-at-L-iw 1
Washington, N. C.
Business Cards
R. L. STEWART"
PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER and
JEWELER.
Corner Main aad Market Street*
JUW IStlll . f H. Ult. ???BflUlum Ul |||? ?
latest dsiti. tu In Jewelry. Re
pairing a specialty.
B. B. Goldstein,
We are stll! doing Hutmi at our
old stand. In this period between the
aeaaona we are still satisfying cua- w
tomera. Our fall samples are already
in and we can take your order now *
for immediate or future delivery.
Youra for business, H. B. Goldstein.
For
FIRE INSURANCE
see ~
J. and P, B. MYERS
The J. H. Simmons Marble
and Granite Qo~.
MONUMENTS
Price* and Work Right.
WASHINGTON. N, C.
WHITE - BARBER - SHOP
Ih.!,<Y,ly,!lr*'"<:ta~ whlu> 'hop In city.
A IrUl WU1 convince anyone oLomm^.
onable judgmeot. Weh.ve3chalre,
3 first-class while barbers. Satltaction
assured. Opposite Postal office.
A. B. DRAUCHON. Prop.
C. MORGAN WILLIAMS