h
I Carolina, Beaufort county. In
? . ? Sa?eclor ?oarti J. b. All?a vs.
C halite J. Allan.
rtafenrlsni abov mbiH ytll
take notice that an action entitled _m_
- l^n ^nimfincfid in. -tb*
Superior court of Beaufort county
*fO{ the .purpose of obtaining \H ^di
vorce absolute; iild ihe Maid defend
ant will further take notice that she
la required to tppeerHit the term. of
the Superior court of aa^d county, to
V be held on the tftlrd Monday in Oc
tober, 1909, at the cdurthouse In said
county, in Washington, N. C.,?
answer or d?mur_ to the complaint in
said action, or the plaintiff will ap
ply to the ?QQrt .TGr the relief de^
This 1th day of Sept., 1961T ~
? QEfO. A. PAUL.
' " Clerk of the Sujperior Court.
^WIMISBIOWEB'B BALR
North Carolina. Beaufort county. In
- The Superior Court. J. W. 8tewsrf
?s. C. G. Sparrow.
Pursuant to a Judgment rendered
at the May term. 1909, of the Su
perior court of Beaufort county in
the above entitled actios, the under
signed commissioner, duly appointed
therein, will offew for sale and Will
eell, at the courthouse dour lri iiaa.ii
fort. eounty, Washington, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER^ 4TH,~*t 12
o'clock m./tt^the highest bidder for
sash, the following described prop
erty, tow it: All that tract of land
lying' and being in the State of North
Carolina, county ef Beaufort, bound
ed and described as follows: Begin
ning at a stake In Blountije ditch, at
R. G. Prescott'e corrifcr and running
south 199 poles to H.^R. Cay ton's
line, thence east 40 poles and 4 1-2
links, to S. M. Sparrow's corner,
thence north 199 poles to Blount's
? oucd, tnence 4U poi6A &R& 4 1-2 ll&Rl
to the beginning, containing 50 acres
more or leas. Terms: Cash, deed to
? be made when sale 18 approved by
This the 3d day bf September, 1909. |
~ ~ WILLTAM DUNN, Jrrr
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.
Having thtrf day duly qualified be
fore the Clerk of the Superior' Court
of Beaufort county as administrator
of the estate of Olivia R. Fleming,
deceased, all persons Indebted to
said estate are requested to make
settlement with me; and all persons
holding^ claims against tfie said es
tate areliottflod to file the same, duly
itemized and verified, air prescribed
by law, within one year from this
date, else this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery."
? This August 20, 1909.
8.' FLEMING,.
Admr. of Olivia R. Fleming, dec'd. j
;f CITY TAXES.
The tax books few* the city ot j
Washington have been turned over
to the undersigned, and this Is to no
tify all owners of property subject to
tax that' l_am ready to receive taxes
for the elTiulng year. They must bo
? colleeled at ow. ? - - :?
W. B. WINDLEY, City Clerk.
October 7. 1909. ;
XOTICK.
North Carolina. Beaufort county. In
? the - Superior Court James D.
? ? Orlflin vs. Margaret Qrlffln.
The defendsnt above" named win
take notice that an actloA entitled
a4 above has been commenced In the
? Superior court of -Beaufort coun^V, to
secure an absolute divorce from the
will further take notice that Bhe Is
required to appear at tfee-term of the
Superior court of said county to be
halri r>i> tha 7th Monday after the
first. Monday rn September, It being
October 25. 1909, It 16# courthouse
of said county in Washington, N. C.,
and answer or demur to the com
plaint in said action of the plain
tiff will apply to tho court for the re
llef^ demanded In said complaint.
This 2-3 d of September, 1909.
' , UEO. A. PAUL, ?
Clerk .Superior Court.
NOTICE. * 5?
Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of* James 6. Deal, de
ceased, late ot ? Romifnr^ countyf
North Carolina, this la to notify all
persons having claims against the es
tate of ?ald deceased to. exhibit them
duly verified to the un$eralgned at
A.,.-?-. V r ^ r"* {ftp
day of September, /1 9 10, or this no
tice will be pleaded lp bar of their
recovery.
All persons Indebted to the laid es
tate wljl pleaseifiade Immediate pay
ment.
This Slat d*y of September, 1909.
- - - -vy ' T~ ? J. fHVIN DEAL,
Administrator of James Q. Deal.
Vanghan Jb Thompson^ Attorneys. -
"RUB*NO=MORE"
? SAVES LABOR.
Use By Directions and Note Results.
WHO HAS YOUR'
Fire Insurance
'? v x'" \
. . CARL IT." PARKER, Gen'l Insurance.
Four Year? Experience.
HavenS'Small Bid's 'Phone 85.
Now~Your Summer
Suit Feels LikejYou're
Sitting on a Block of Ice
I'ncomfortable, isn't It?
Come 111 nnd view our new style
kinks in bu.siniTs^ lulls.
\Vt?*ro hovpi' a-inlnuU^lwlitinl
n?Mt metropolitan fashion*. Our
fabrir* look well and. wear well. GUI' prices arc easy olreach..
Wright's Tailoring Parlors,
? "Who Tailor Best in Washington."
lAi E are headquarters for floor Coverings. We are showing an cx
*? tensive line 1*4, 1-2, .and all wool Ingrftin. Also Brussels in Stair
Carpet and Stair Patterns. Art Squares 6x9,8x10,9x12 feet, in Crex, Gran
ite. (strain, Brussels, At minister. We have a large and varied line ol.
RUGS:
In all sizes and pattc rns in Moquette, Velvet, Brussels, etc. SecAb. .
special VelVet Rug 27x54,. at $1.59 and $2.2&- They arc equal to ordi
nary Moquette at a much higher price.
i. F. BUCKMAN & SON
? ' WE SELL glKXITlHRS.
mSmms
" =i ni ii
Your Opportunity Jsl
Nowr ?
While weare placing our line of Heat
ing Stoves on show, to select from
the large. -variety of Wood and Coal
Heaters. It will be our pleasnre to
take your order and place one in your
house, store or of lick before the cold
weather begins. You are invited to
call and see our stock,
McKeel-Richardson
Hardware Co.
DDE
NOTICE !
Now is the time to hAve your gas lamps put in order. It will cost
you nothing to have them inspected and adjusted. A Welsbach
burner will rive you 80 candle power and cost only 1-2 cent per
hour. See me bAA MAN. ; 1
?Trochet's Colchicine Salicylate Capsules
A standard and infallible cvre*or RHEUMATISM and GOU7
endorsed by the highest medical aurfcorltlrs of Europe tin
America. Di|pena#d onk in spherical capsulea, which di?
aolve in tiquida of the atomach without causing ir.itatfoa a
bo"L ? *
Mr. 13. Smith, of Asheville, a
former resident. Is in the city shak
ing hands with bls-Jnany friends. _
> mm
Did you visIUthe Gem last night^
If you didn't" you .missed something
good; in (sic t no better program1 has
eyer been presented ut this play
f-ho^se.' The audient" showed their
appreciation and Uglily complimnted
the performance. Be sure and see
Algy ana" Swagger arrive from
abroad*- This pleturo Js. the talk of!
the cities a}ul all should see it. Its!
I 'ill I W run ana you can prepare yovw- j
self for a good old fashioned laugh.
The Vagabond is ijnothcr that will in- f
terest you.^ The fferry widow Waltz
and the Pon1r>Mf''aktn f^nf* p.rn w??H
worth the- price of admission. Alto
gether the Gem^kvogram for tonight
will please' froiri beginning to end.
Heat' 1 he orchestra. ttTheir music is!
flrst-iiass and up to date. Mr. H entry
X. Kosh, of New" York, will sing
| "Don't Be an Old Sfnid, Molly.'*
home in* Charlotte yesterday after
noon. '
? 4 : A
Dr. James A. Duguld, of Vance**)
boro, arrived in the city yesterdayj
afternoon. ? ' _
.. ??? - ~ I
Rev. J. A. Sullivan and Mr. A. Q. t
Smlther -returned bome last night
from Greenville.
~ - ? ? I
Mr. S./P. Willis returned from aj
business trip to Bunyan yesterday.
? ?
Mr. w. Eugene -dul'ont, represent-,
itlg the E. I. duPont deXemours
Powdflr Co?., of Nashville, ,Tenn., is
In the city. In the Interest of his com
pany. jOn the 5tb of November this
company expects to give a stump
blasting' demonstration 4a this city
that will no doubt -prove Interesting
and valuable to the cltlz^s In- this
section. ' ^
Semmes No Pirate,
Says Mr. Taylor
Washington, Seifl. 30. ? Removing
from the memory of Admiral Ra
phael Semmes, of the Confederate
navy, the undeserved stigma Of *'pl
rate and" privateer," Mr. Hannis Tay
lor, former Minister to Spain, and
well-known interactional lawyer, ad
dressed the Confederate societies of
Washington last' night when they
gat)a4red at the -Gen federate Memo
rial Hall la.hQnor^e one hundredth
anniversaj^ or tbebirth of the South
fern hero. ?
In making -tiie address of the even
Ing Dr. Taylor Bald. In part:
"Nothing but the passion of the
moment ever gave eolor to the cry
that Captain Semmes was a .pirate.
No de factor govefhjnient that ever
i existed In bial<u-y was' ever s?7per
j-feetly organized in all its parts as
[the Southern Confederacy, which
buimne Alabama kne connriTasfoiiBfl
her. as a ship ot war and not as a^
privateer,-whieh iseprtvate armed
ship, belonging ro Individuals and fit
ted out for purposes of gain. Equally
unfounded was the contention that .
Semmes was not a free man after hlsl
?."j3fembers of a crew are not bound 1
to sink with a ship; they can save
themselves in any way possible and |
do not become prisoners unless th?*y|
pass under control of the enemy, j
Thus, when Admiral Ganteaume wag]
picked up by a French boat after the
L'Orlent explode, jjnd when Capt. I
Semmes escaped to a British pleasure
yacht, after the Alabama sank, both'
were free men in the eyeB of interna
tional law. ~
"bar. Howard's untenable cOnten
tion in the latter case, that It was the
right of the Kearsarge to clainv the
advantage ttiat would have resulted
from the lawful destruction of the
crew of thq Alabama, Lord Russell
.promptly and Justly rejected it."
Capt. H. H. Marmaduke, who was
lieutenant of the frigate Georgia and
who served with Semmes; Rev. W.
M^Pettls, a former Confederate sol
dier; James *M.~ Morgan, who ???
master ^ vth" Georgia, end many
members of the societies took part In
the program.
iJ^tERDA)Ct mi a beautiful
W day and several mothers with
their bright blue eyed babes
found their way into Baker's Studio
Some sunt, uiwle or. grandparents
r look out for^ajpjetu"
STUDIO.
HOW ON STRIKE
MIIHo- of Btommchs Refuse to Do
411 thl? bfflftd llT1* "'"'""f nf
stomach owneri are being. held in hu
milfatlrig subjection just because they
aYe so stubborn that f^hey will not ac
cept ft fair, square and broad minded
offer, v ?' -
Life is short for all pf us; it will
be shorter for those who let their
1 sit/biaehs go from bad to worse.
Brown's Drug Store bas a famous
prescription called Mi-o-na ami they
believe so thoroughly in Jts remark
Able curative power that they -say to
every owner of a distressed stomach
'hat they will guarantee Ml-o-na tab
.mim to uurw acute Or chronic indiges
tion and all stomach ailments or
money back, and the price is only 50
?enta'a box.
" And mill there are stubborn people
right in Washington wJjo wont accept
this_offer but contlnue>to suffer from
gas ' on stomach, belching of sour
food, stomach pains, foul breath, diz
ziness, hillniism'HK ant! ' hp.nl. n-hrs ju^L
because ? - Just because ? that's all,
there Is uo other reason.
MI-o-iml- tablet h 'stop dyspeptic ag
ony in five minutes; they cure obsti
nate cases of indigestion and turn the
old stomach into a new one in a few
weeks? or monejr back.
?MR. JOHN CUTLER DEAD.
Mr. John Cutler, .lest' a ma,
passed away last night, due to a
.stroke of paralysis. Mr. Cutler was
[the father of Mr. David R. Cutler, of
this cfty. He was a man. highly es
teemed In 'his community. Ho was
between 85 and 60 years of age.
PNEUMONIA
n.l'i J/i. 'hoo?*ndi. COWAN'S
PKEFMlAilOS kll's b* V
l ie ioa?<itlca iclimmaUtf
Gokk tclici .o-To'.Ji ,vfi,up, raufh*. shit
y.n r^rcjwts i-r lent? io1 i!irr>
?KtfUki ?p.j tannic u. ajj iiniuiit?
"krttc.
"N.
How about an
Electric
Table
Lamp?
Thcv are cnnvenient,
and for a few^days we
will sell them at cost.
WASHINGTON
ELECTRIC PLANT
nsHi
Walk or Ride.
"Talk Over
The Telephone.
You* can have a Telephone
pul in your house in the city
or at your farm at a very sur
passingly low cost, and save
many a long 'drive and per
haps a life by being in direct
and liisianttrieous tOucTfwTfTT
your Doctor. .Grocer!, Mer
chant and Brokt r.
Weather reports apd mar
ket quotations can be secured
daily..
Interested parties are re
quested to COmmuni^te with
Mr. D. W. Bell, M'g'i
CAROLINA TEL. AND
TEfc.m,' ~
Washington, N. C.
7 his proposition will inter
eat you, and it would be well
to investigate before the ap
proach of Jhe cold Winter
months.
I moi
L?
In all shades and at all prices.
Your inspection will give us pleasure.
SPENCER BROS.
HUYLER'S
CANDY
Fresh Supply
Just Received
"The Prescriptior Store."
WASHINGTON
DRUG COMRANV
OYSTERS! phone aw.
Delivered to any pan of city 25 cents
gnart. Served in any ityle, steamed a
Specialty at 113 Market Street.
Ocracoke Fresh-Dressed Mullets.
1* T' WYATT.
-? HIGHEST CASH I'ltlt.l?5
paid for
CHICKENS, EGGS
and -all .
COUNTRY PRODUCE
We curry May. Grain and all
kiud? Feedstuff ? We handle
the very best Flour at whole- *
?ale.
U PAUL & CUTLER
EAST WATER STREET.
JUST ARRIVED
Graham Flour,
Whole Wheat Fl^ur,
New Buckwheat.
call it
%
Walter Credle & CO
JUST ARRIVED ?
Petiijoh ns, Graham Flour, Shredded Wheat Bis
cuit, Oat Meal, Cracked Wheat, Cora? Flakes,
Post Toasties, Cream of Wheat. Grape .Nuts,
Puffed Rice, Puffed Wheat and many others.
Price always right, quality the best.
Two delivery wagons and^vheel, which- in
sures prompt service. :Phone 12J.
; J. F. TAYLOE,
The- Grocery Man.
IF
?EE3G
?I=JG
BUY YOUR 1 ?
HORSES and MULES
1
? FROM
GEO. H. HILL
Your horsewill be well cared for at
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