WASHINGTON DAILY NWS
Eutored an second- c las* mtltirt
Au*uat 5. 1903, at the postolUce at'
WaahlnRton. N C.. under the act of
Mtrv.tl S. 187 9/
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celved.
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- WASHINGTON. N* C* . DEC. 3'J
let THE NEWS FOLLOW.
Parties joavtnK town ahould not
f&ll to let The N??ws follow them daily
with the news ct Washhik'nn fnvb
and crisp It will prove a valuable i
# companion, read in ff you like >i let- 1
tet from home. Those at the sea
nhoro or mountains will find The!
. New* a mo*C welcome and interesting ;
^Iplto:
vi st i;i; L
AH articles sent in The News for
publication r>?mt b?*. si^ucd b^ rire
wrlf*?r. otherwise tb?v will not be
published.
THE I'OWEIC or EX AMI'I.E.
Kxery ubsoivar.t man lias noticed]
ike tonujiiuii .?>1 iiu^iovtimunt. li? i*i
ro^ftaiuly manifest Im; itsdi in ewryj
dcparrmont 01 life. i one person!
in a neighborhood berotiny active in'
Ihv improvement of it-;.-* premises and!
frafflMiiiatt ly tTio?>* near Uim wiii ue- j
p:n ;<> :?nrtaV? ?.*' M* nndl
?it will \v but a i^hort time until ' "
thought wilt l?e<-nme manifest in luv.
^worfc of his neighbors.
f^ruw vnitlor? which are fortuuatel
?-HOUgh 4l? P<?*>! '? ??' H ? f**W -ffrOgrt-SSlve ]
men arc ? ?????tain to pvjnr<? a marked j
progressive spirit. Their Influence j
in fallibty -rmTirvssiT" thrfr" characters '
upon tho people by whom they arej
surrounded. . Thev benefit not only
? tl;finypin">, but nil wltli whom theyf
? niiii? iii contact: and even contact!
does not limit th?? good wbirb they
accomplish. People who have been
broadened in their thought by im
mediate association with tho man
who is ' accomplishing something
worth while, mil) imbibe his spirit,
develop their own abilities, ajid In
torn, become examples or inspira
tion* to those to whom the man con
stituting the primary force is & totaj
stranger It is an influence. .which
broaden*, like the wares which widen
from a stone thrown into the ?ea.
until the circles approximate the in
finite
Hnudreds of cltletr in Che United
States today have been built by m*r.
"ufacttrrlnir industries. In a- maJori-'(
tv of jnstance* it might be gaid.thnti
Their 'natural advantages went no ,
greater than those of thousands ofj
oTher localities which were- never,
utilized, but because' of thejr enter-'
pfifH? frtrd push whiefc chanced to find >
expression in those particular place?.,
thev bx Atnc thr'.vir.g venters of pros- i
perlty.
They bee \ma.- tenters of manufa<- \
?urlnp interest "oe-au"* on" or two ,
;rv of. Mi.'cf i-.r ';r.' ;K.?.C "Sine. Others ,
wa:? h'* I tl<m at fir. ? distrustfully.:,
i'eady to pour. . r r; the firs* ?}grsj j,
of cJ : JJ; < o I rv jn the "estiblishnion?. but ' ,
with :i.creasinK confluence as the ; n
' WI.H I .i.u.iH.-'i '!. . . ; ird when the first ! J:
emor: wn?* s-uiropsfully estab- <
_ >iph?'<! idufcf V6r? Ofe?t?tn In fny
tbeir.se!'.1!':-. "if these men can sac- (
j ftSfen t j i s ? f jgrtm y.>
eompUtrh i\k .^.mething in a similar ;
direction?" Th-is the impulse rom-!-,
muhicatvd 1tsel' to others. j
farmer e-i r surreedrrt tn pro--^
<kielnp ? crop larger than the ave.r-|
?age yield per acre , in his neighbor- 1
hood, without becoming a public b>?n-'
??factor. livery success impels Home ' ^
other man io Ify to reach the samel v
results, and every determined trial ] j,
strengthens the man who makes the [ _
effort. Kvery field of labor whether |
of muscle 'or of mind...ha< felt thei;
Impetus of thi* Xoroe.
The man w ho undertakes to ac
quire &n education must realize that j
it can only be obtained by years oft1
? patient industry, and he who would J'
make a financial su?-' ess in the ordl-J"1
nary^lir.es of bo^ine-iB must be"\r > -
mind that ps rule those who be- ?
< ome wealth; .-nar* from a* :-:tr.alM
foundation.
All great fl:lnj> :n th?i- Inclplencyj
had small beg*'nrir.c?. Whatever one I
man has dnrie you ;?-'irn to ?io if you I
only know how t'o begin ?
? r. mi a 'sr-r.w ir 1
position Uf v.i:, i l.<-He' in " f.e's [ 1
own ability, a:?l .i v.-iStinenofs tol
???- 9T/ tr.r-nS. -ft \> om> iTe<i.i ?
have any doubt, of succmb. because
be holds the ke;. of nuceesa in hla
hand.
velrtMfl exarnplea of what it Is possible
to accomplish when one Is willing to
oount only the victorious won ,to nee
onl yifea virtues of humanity, and toi
choose for himself the pathway thafcJ
IdldX 10 me mountain top of achieve
A BUKKKHl roMKmrK.
: -V *L 2
r-arrylng second-elasti- mail matCZFT"
-l Tear^ Kural free dtv
Uv*u:>. lu^ *:^LOM.QQJL Tblr*
I'laes matter costs. %li. 000.0 OA) more i
i halt- -it yields. The franking prlv-'J
lcg?' of Congressmen coats $.">00,000 |
and tiiat of the departments $2.225.- '?
'?oo. Again a total lots of 19S.000.- J
'Mtu ify> vast porflt ot' $>O,Oo0,GQu on
; !-t 1 ??r? l-.? os a deficit or $1 T.47U.770; i
: ? rtiiii delicti Powtmuiiior ,
'leneril llitcSrock rn his annual re
?A |.:r".',iy : a ; umiv.uU.hs bVVihr
;-a> a higher rate, than uewjg&pers.
?>r that a zone tariff .should bo estab
lished ar.d second-class postage, rol
!ected aecordi.mL..ta. leiigth ,of- 'haul?
t*~oth these measures are objection*
able. Neither is n^essarv.
No on*> wiU deny*, that American
magazines taken as a class are educa
tional: that their circulation is good
for the country. It is upon that
ground that such matter Is carried,
iH'Jctr cost; and upon that ground it
is ? ar.ried at a loss by every post
office in the world. If "the assump
tiou is wrong we may as wjill abolish
the c1a?*iAcation altogether and
vharge what the trafllc will hear."
Ih;i before doing this there are
three thiucs the PottoSBre Oepa/t
m en t mighty try:"
1 introdmc more business-like
methods in -the depart aicti ' . partiru
larly reforming fhe payments to rail
Iroadrt for carrying ntrib.
?J. Make lYngroKs and the depart
ments pay ]uwtnx<k like the rent of
us. This' Nvf.uld an ii tnait'.-i* of book
keeping be lair to the department ;
and ii would b?? fair to the taxpay
<!flparrn--'nrirntTiatty"rostTr ?
Establish - parcels post.
If we do not ?lo these thfnpv. ptir: j
:ti -atari# the last, no tinkering with
Th" mnj^nxtne .portage rate w-lH k~**|?
tip with the delli'll ltural free deliv
ery is- -only twelve years old. but.
without a paivels post. it is. costing
already I'rgent pollti
:.l ; .ri'ssii r-> iiiiki ine\it;>ldv rmisp Vtx
rapid ?'xt?'n.sio;?. It will grow . U
must cr?. v.- It f.lis a need which vot
. -a frel. It will soon he costing
oOo.tioo or -.000,000 uiilesa com
mon sery?- ;?:mps to the -eatce. With
a pan els- pAct. rural free del] very
would in time pay for itself. As to
1 t?e need ? If a vote could be taken on
the question "Shall we have the par
? ids post?" the answer would be
"yes" tyy an overwhelming majority.
Why propose remedies which in
volve the reversal of Ctvp edui'allunat
potlcy of many rears of national de
vylopmtftit-when a method of decreas
ing the deficit, lies in sight, plain.
practical and progressive.? Why not
a people's pos'tofflce. serving the peo
ple. better than now It serves them.
Instead of a post office serving them
worse? ? New _Yorw World.
All statistics and reports are
to the effect that every year there is
an Increase In the nuprter of people
woh take their owji-'fireF. These un
happy people ?fe not K?4t?d to na
tionality. sex or even a ??*. but from
various conditions of life they are
reported. The Baltimore Sun dis
rupting the subject nays:
tftwt huuI'Io ir? n mnnt werioot? ertme
t)otk agirtnst Ood and human society.
por on** who has any real faitTT-ln
[Jori and HIjJ Providence, who be
ievba that ihe Almighty placed" ITS'
pere for a definite purpose, insanity
$ the only pa.*sah!e excuse for the
i t. No man. however heavy his I
Airt!er>-. : a mora) right toihmwl
t|:.v I'.- ! r. tf.; c r-T- :?:?.!
V 1 '? ? ? - "
::E
\'.f ? ? h: He ?!? ?: u"'-|
nels
rail. .
IK DiVi. ?
first
I he be
?i mrorp
of grave
TsToydTry io~7,' ' l'ls 'the
tn??a?l of something after death, the
S-J*- ? rotintry from -whoeej
oi:rn no traveler return*;' * that!
;iakes uft rather bear those ilia we |
ave than fly to other? that we Uuow[
oi of.*
THK r.%?ftK*i.
\* gathered and aummailzatl hy
it e New York Herald, the views of
arious prominent men on the causes
?ehlnd the increased ' o?t of living
re as follows:
1. Wasteful an.d^lnadeqtiate farm
ir you suffer with indigestion, con
ization. feci mean and cross, no
trength or appetite, your system is
mhealthy. Holliater's Rocky Moun
ain Tea makes the system strong
nd honlthy. ST?c cents. Tea or iab-1
?*?. Hardy's Drug Store.
? Ai'l'lllNK lor "That ileniljuiie."
Out last nrght? Headache and |
iiervt'iis this morning? Hicks' Capu- .
line Just tbe tUng tc fit you for [
busm'VJs. Clears the hea'l ? braces j
'he ifi?rvesl Try It. At drug stores. ?
Scif kj lea CuggetJ i
A Out? MV'o.ije !or 0?r? Ps?p<?. "
- Uince RnlV. >1r3I. . ?
ti>r CiTh itfuniriTii, *n?Tljrci<II?eii. j
a-' K'*I;h*v ?i .jnKlfs I'mjilrs. FVzrfit, lirj-tivc '
? ,iu?: UnN. .. s|'.i?7ipi)i Howl-.,
"<5 TW.? in. ?"!!??. iIimijt Moimlntn Teti l?. ii?t>
!rf forri..JV r<nt4.<i ho*. (Iri'.ultie mndo b;
Dft; u ?''.mpa?T, Wt
i?ii. frvnni r? imiti ditllCKr -
holders of tire Kir?t National Bank,
of Washington, will be held Tuesday.
January lj, mo, twtwsmr nrelnsnnr
of 11 o'clock a, n. and 1 o'clock p.
m., lor lb* tbe purpoM of otoetlng]
llncura for tbo euulnc year.
A. U. DfJMAY. .1
I Cttblar ,
tTTTr a condition gejieral throughout
~L\ The withering in the clTWs of
large n;im5eri~of "men engaged in ocT
?*u;>aUun-j which add nothing directly
o the food wo\lih of the nation.
w. The tendency oa tl\e pr.rt of
*r*nt industrial i-ontV^Honx to tee?y
prices. particularly prices for the
great staple*. constantly going up- :
w i rd
4. The tariff, which directly r.nd
.La-..- 1 :> forrr toward the a:l
van'-enent of price*. *
\viiu;i: widows^ Moxi'Y koKs.
New York has "at hint begun talcing
an Intelligent interest in ronipensa
tion to victims of industrial accl*
deniR. A rommirslon appointed by
t!jU-leg1;0uure h.t* been investigating
the cubjcct. Here is one thing It dis
covered:
A great many of th?* larger em
ployers make out insurance against
damages arising from accidents to
their workmen. Several companies
make a specialty of writing such 5n
suraivFe, For a pfven j>rem!um-* he
company "assumes nil or the employ
er's liability in retard to damages'
resulting from accidents. Of" the
money tf.at the employer thus |?ays|
to the company. 4 0 per rent goes for
the general expense* of the company
while I* per cent more i:? absorte.r
in -Hie -expenses of1 fighting ar.<J_ ?d
justir.g claims for damage.-. Thus
only i'"i per cent goes to the victims,
and of that 4." per cent probably
about half goes to the victim.-' law
yers. Out of every >106' which' t he
insured employer pays on account or
pergonal injuries t h roiMh . aggiflcats
<ih his ' premises, probacy only $20
or $ 2 ;*i actually reaches the victims;
4t *eeuis, moreover, that out of t?n
claimants only or.e ever gets any
thing at all.
TTfe VJjM Tm * ~6TTfie?e accidents Pi
n:ostyff?*s are needy rfipples o e wid
| tiws ?>r orphan".
it Is true. .as *? v. s . . t . j ? *-p so m? 111! e s
r.rgr. that settlement of damage
claims l?y means of a lawgult is the
mereyf lottery. a fradulent eUTm.
wpe< ially If pr?>*-ed ??>* a woman,'
ntav be awarded .* ' ?iv? Judgment.
A just rlaim may be thrown out on a
t?u-hni?*alitv. Hut wby leave it a
lottery? Why not follow the example
of every other civilized nation?
OmnTTKS IN THK H.WS \KMM.
John Carroll, a farmer, near Mont
vllle, X. J., killed a nine- pound
rooster on Sunday morning for the
family dinner. In the gizzard of the
bird be found Q UlliU' Htuue. a bleb
a Jeweler told him was worth $75..
B. K. Denver, an aged farmer, of
At hoi. Hasp., was canjrbt by hii? finger
-?4pii la a foldlnr heri juid, with !>(?
toe* barely touching the -floor, was
held with a rice-like grip for an hour
before his predicament was discov
ered. ^
While Ed. Chaffer, who runs a
stage coach between Winsted, Conn..
A DOIHTjK hkai^kr.
Sam Bernards great comift soug
hjj t(rom l yhe Gjrl_ and t he Wizard"
- the one ne sings to" encores every
IT i k fit"! words and m usTr free "with '
New York Sunday -WorM January 2. J
On January ft there will be in Sun
World a word booklet
containing the opening chapters ofl
Anna Kathfcriife Green's detective)
rnaF'et plece. "The I .ea'ven worth ,
fas^r" Amariea's most famous deter-;
tixe Htory. This story rc.r.taiits over!
lOo.O words, and wiil i.e ,-omplete!
f?T - Iff tt*f * it. I ?
riiuce J
TO t't'llK A rOl.l? IX.ON'R l?.\Y 1
Fake T.AXAT1VK BRO.StO Quinine!
rabifcis. Druggists refuii money If it '
rails to <**%??? E. W. GCOVE'S signa- ,
u.-e is on tacb box. 2f>c. i
Humanity's
Best Gift
from mi. (let n pharmacy iitul
medicine Is Vlrk's Croup
un?I l'neutuonhi Salve.
Saves hcrtou* and often ?
fotaj KlcknettM. Helleves
t 'roup In IB minutes. ni|w
in bud Colds, Pncumoniu,
Bronchitis, etc., with
ea?e. 3 ."Jr. Mk- and 91 jars.
ihmi/iiii m ? ?a? hk
I
The Homesite- Beautiful ? Gome
Lets go to Washington Park hy the
Pamlico.
pTYD- *'gct>nt* Street Lot.-tewU Matn Rtrret Home. Mar
jALL ket Street Home, "^tifrd Street Hoiuo. Valuable Wharf
l?roperty? Farms 'In ilyilc, lleaufort nwl Wit CoustiM. ? ? ? ..
A. C. HATHAWAY; Washington, N7C. 7
coil Wood SMl'.IBERS N. V . COTTON EXCHANGE liino W. C
J . LEON WOOD & CO.,
BANKERS and BROKERS
STOCK-., IKrNBS.-COTTON, GRAIN and PROVISIONS.
73 PLUME S TREET, CARPENTER BUILDING. NORFOLK, VA. - *
I 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 Marg;nai
accounts given careful attention.
New Year Greetings
Wq, riinnof trll yen all that we have good to eat.
Tliereftrnr \\ <* e\;emt tTT roa n TTrrvt rnrdrnt- tttvitt?thHt-4<*- visit ..
cur at1/! 'See frit yourself.
services. Two n?Koiin. two phoncH, and plenty of polite clerks,
and *!li> \M!t rto ht*1>tnt-fo tint! 3 uii nro pluanctl.
JOS. F. TAVlOE. t
THE QUALITY GROCF.R.
'Phones 123 and 124 Three Deliveries
(rind Sandisfteld. was driving
in at blinding snuvfstorm a fox Jump
od on" the seat bes'de him. The ex
hausted 'animal "dropped to' the bou
to ml of the coach; and' after about 10
minutes' rest jumped out and dls
! appeared.
An Illinois farmer has produced
an almost rnhless corn Tho ? n?w
torn la described as having each ker
nel growing on the parent stem In
stead o?- adhering to the cob. The
-grower says that he eliminated Che
cob by taking the top of each ear and
setting only the very top kernels.
Ha erneclB to ??v-!vi- a perfec tly cob
less com shortly.
POIWKD PAIUOHAPHH,
Few people llsteij^tQ^pulyiije.. unless
Ihi-r ?r> II J ;
An unloaded gun In a bad thing for
a fool to fool with.
Otir ideal of a good man Is one who
merely thicks bla smear words.
Few people can talk on all sub
jects. yet a lot of them attempt It.
Possession may be nine points in
law, but wlf-possession Is all of it.
I A mail feels a grievance either be
[ cause he has nothing worth, taxing
Lc-vbecausc he haa a u ^
I on 1^. .
FOR WEHTKR.V HOME.
Mr. Henry P. Bridgman, of Denver,
Col., who has been vigliinK his father
And mother. Mr. and Mr*.- Seth
HritUman. for the past several weeks,
"teft Tuesday for his far away adopted
Western home. Mr. Bridgman holds
responsible posit ion in one* of thT
leading banks of that growing and
^hriv4ntr-rHy.- Washington boys al
ways make good wherever they go.
Hla many - friends- were -ulad U> se*?
him looking so well.
Qt'IKT HOMK HDDDIX;.
Miss Gertrude Hardlson was united
In marriage in Mr .Iphn h
last evening at 9 o'clock, at her home
on East Seventh street. Only the im
mediate family and a few friends
were present at the ceremony, which
waa performed bv th> ft. v
Hope, pastor of the Christian' Church,
this ci^y. The young lady la well
known and liked by a large circle of
frlenda in the city. The groom is a
popular salesman with the firm of
Bowers it Lewis.
PILES Cl'RKD ra 0 TO 14 DAYS
PA ZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to
cure any case of Itching. Blind. Bleed
jog or Projrudlng jMlea ^n 6 to 14
Pale-Face d Women
, You ladies, who have pale faces, sallow complexions,
dark circles under eyes, drawn features and tired, wqrn
oat expressions, you need a Ionic.
'Hie tonic you need is Cardui, the woman's tonic.
it is the. best tonic for women, because its_ingredients
dtl! ;,i-K?iiliuilly adapted i?r woman's needs; ? They act en ?
the womanly organs and help to give needed strength and
vitality to the worn-out womanly frame.
Cardui is a vegetable medicine. It contains no min
erals, no iron, no potassium, nolune, no glycerin, no dan
gerous, or habit-forming drugs of any kind.
It is perfectly harmless and safe, for young and .3 use.
CARDUI
The Woman's Tonic
"After my doctor had done all he said he coutd for me,"
writes Mrs. Wm. Hilliard, of Mountainburg, Ark., "1 took Car
dui, on the advice of a friend, and it helped me so much.
"Before taking Cardui, 1- had suffered from female
troubles for five years, but since taking it, 1 am in good health.
"I think there is some of the best advice in your book
thatl ever saw." Your druggist sefls Cardui. Try tt
Write to: T.a&eV Advlinry Dept. Ou?unoo?* M?d.c!ne Co.. CbatUoonj*. Tenn..
for Sptc?cl tostrxciwna, and 64-page book, "ItoiccTrc&UBcot lor women.'' (cat tree.
Fowle Memorial Hospital
Surgical and Medical Cases.
Visiting Physicians and Surgeons
' W. A. fllount. M. D.
I S. T. Nlcholecn, D.* u .
>ri v y r?
A. Xfahota;n,' M. I\
W. P. Small, AI. 1).
J- I*. NiU?oIson, \t. D.*1
L.iiiO. ti. ulajuu M: )>
J no. C. Kodtuan, M
RATES,.
waaBafcfel
rs-^SfflESS-^i
ri ti r> n ri ??????/>
OPPtj^tlNITtES
RATE, 1 cent per word.
Estimate six words to the_ llne.^nd
inclose payment with copy. An?\ver*
to ads. may be necplved at this office.
To iiwMtr* prompt attention all ad-en
ttseroents should be In business officc
by 12.45 m. Ads. by messenger, te!c
-Hhone or givon carrfnl attention.
tIAVE YOU A CHILI. * TO 1G
years oW? $2.60 per vwW "Bt
- ed In Building and, Los n r ock
mt 111 enable you to five that'*. VI, !
a college education. Jesse R.;*? |
and Charles FJemn>lng. ?oltc"nr!\|
THE JAM 108 K. (XAUli CO. H . itt
on sale a large assortment of Em
plrQ art rllvor. It Is strictly hlgl
grado, equcl to Sterling in oeaut;
and wear, but half the price
DELU THR^T;WKI,KR, OFFKR.V
china, cut glass. (Jet prices before
? buying elsewhere
SPECIAL VALUES IN BLANKETS
prices *1 9i to *1?. Ideal Xnas
gifts, James fi. riarka.
| HELL. THK JEWELER, HAH J| HT
received a ^imw lot of -watches.
! Jewelry, etc*
A i O){ MIE \|;\\
| Year: Keuol v\cd?_:Tiuu. r win ?ny?
m<7?c money in 1910 than 'I did In
1 9&9. Uott 1. Br ta!tmg out snm?>
| Building and Jioan stock, payable
weekly. Jtniic 'Itofld or Charles
t'lcrnming r, |,| irl] you irev;
HKAlTllHIi <?OLI? AXUlSILVER
r Trend To rnnUiullaF at ehrrtr-Crr'ir
W. S, t;HiXN'S rKI.fHrHAPft"
u -hcol Janua.7. 1- Joining
lessons.
SPECIAL SAI.H ON LVD'HS' 41.36
urcbrellcs at 98c, at Clark Co. 'a.
LOST ? BI.K'KKNSDKUI'Ijlt TYPE
writer. Finder w 11 be rewarded
for returning to Chamber vl Com
? merw office.
TWO STOllES AN|> TWO KESI
denmi- ?cr rent- 3i roilli^i foil
standing pine, gum. cypress, poj>
1m r, ash and oalTTimber; six cheap"
mules for Bale, j. K. Darnnport.
Pactolus. N. c. 1
SPHC1AL VALUKty IX BLA.VKBTSl
at Clark Co.'s.
TWO DUMB *111 W WW WALK.
Bargain*. See me before January j
let. J no O. Urtfav, Jr.
?y Ferce of Circuroetaneea.
ivlnrari " said '
lav of the Jeweler's shop, aa the plat*
glaas wladow shivered Into a milMo*
fra*tu eo t ? end the chauffeur and hie
machine began to nee tie behind the
counter, "that the taxicab has cone
to atay.". " ; ?
'1 shouldn't " wonder!" said Uncle
Jerry Peebles. "If there wai some
'thing in this idea that the condition of
a mac's teeth has a whole lot to do
with his moral character. The big
fceet liar I ever knew. la iay life wore ]
? full set of false teeth."
Efforts Not All Wasted.
A Geneva ear and throat specialist
declares that Owning is helpful; In
fact, that It is one of the most bene
ilclal forms of exercise. Horeafter
j ?pe&gm vim ar? a iiuib suj uu ciu?
j Quence may know that at least they
do some good to toeir auditors.. .
MTOCKBOLDKR#* MEETING.
The rejrJlar-ttwnunnneenng of Uhe
[stockholders of the Home Building
&l^oan Association will bo held at
? tfoj banking housa of the Savings A
Trust Co. oa Thursday. Jjnuarjr J7,
1910. at 4130 p. m.
^ JNO. B. HP ARROW.
Secretary.
A Card of Thanks
- V . .. '
To all, both young and
old, I wish to thank you
all for your past patronage
and also the present. To
start this happy New Year
you had better start it right.
Remember, CLEMMONS'
RESTAURANT treats ev
erybody white. .
Now, when you start a
new year, don't make a I
flaw, when
CLEMMONS' VEGETABLE
I WAGON >
comes right to your door.
Garfield Clemmons'
Great Restaurant I
'Phone 146*? that's us.
Buy Your
HORSES and MULES
Professional Column
8PBdAliUm
H. W. CAFTER, M
Frmcllce Llpilted to DImmm of
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houra; 9-12 A. M. Cor. Main and
I-TTVM. GtaSd?n Sts. ,
PHONB 66. - VVasblngtoi N. G.
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* W H. SNELL
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WARD & GRIMES
ATTQRNEYS-AT-LAW
Washington, N. C.
We practicc in the Courts of the First
Judicial District, and the '
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
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ATT ORN?Y -AX-LAW
Washington. North Carolina.
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"WaaEIHSfoh. North Carolina.
? . Practlc# ia all Couita.
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Washington aod Aurora, N. C
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WASHINGTON, N. C ?
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Washington, N. C. ?
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