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THUR8DAY, JUNE 9. 1910. Parties 1 wiving town should not Hti to lot tho News follow them dally with tho news of Washington fresh and crisp. It will prove a valuable companion, reading to you like a let ter from home. Those at th* sea shore or mountains will find The News a most welcome zrd interest ing visitor. AH articles sent to Tlw Ne*s for publication must be signed by i*e writer, otherwise they will not be published. you. The Daily News write' tho man will receive It Is our desire PEACE AFTER STORM. Announcement was made Monday that the Department of Justice will discontinue Its suit to restrain certain Western railroads from putting Into effect an Increase In freight rates. This decision was taken after a con ference between President Taft, At torney. General Wickersham and In terstate Commerce Commissioner Knapp, representing the administra tion, and a committee of officials rep resenting the railroads named In the suit. The railroad men agreed to suspend the matter of Increase In the freight rates until after the passage of the , railroad hill now pending, which will give the Interstate Com merce Commission authority to inves tigate the reasonableness of all pro posed Increases In the rates. To ex pedite matters, the President yester day sent to Congress a special mes sage recommending that the section authorizing such an investigation by the commission be made effective Im mediately upon the enactment of the law Instead of sixty days thereafter as the language of the measure orig inally provided. The special message explains that were the sixty days' de lay to ensue, the railroads could file notices of Increases which would be effective In thirty days, and that the higher rates would then be collected from the public ^urlng the time tak en up by the commission's investiga tion. and until the final adjudication of the matter. The ground tor the Increase In rates as set forth by the railroads, lies in the increased cost of opera tion and of wages paid. . It is stren uously denied that the agreement to raise the schedule was reached in any Illegal fashion. A Washington dispatch to. the New York Sun has an interesting description of the method employed by the railroad of ficials to reach a uniform under standing, and states that this meth od has yo and ap proved by the Interstate Commerce Commission. "At a meeting of rail road men." writes the correspondent, "an official of one road wouid sty that In his opinion the rate on wool ought to be raised 10 cents a hun dred pou ads The official of anoth er road would arise and offer his opinion that the rate on wool ought to be boosted 10 cents a hundred pounds, and so it would go around the circle of those present, each man expressing his opinion. Finally, one railroad official would announce that he was going to raise the rfte en wool 10 cents a hundred pounds. The notice of that railroad's- inten tlor. would then be sent by the agent of the trunk line committee to all other roads represented by the com mittee and they would authorize the raise." This careful procedure, in the alleged opinion of the commis sion. does not constitute n viola tion of the Sherman law. The principal factor In the bring ing of the government's suit for an injunction was probably the heavy pressure exerted by shippers in their attempt to defeat an advance in rates. president Taft declared that he was seeking only to give both the railroads and the shippers a fair cleat, and that he- believed that ?thls would best be accomplished by a full Investigation by the Interstate Com merce Commission. For this reason he insisted that the railroads hold this matter in abeyance and urged Congress to grant authority to the commission to Institute an immediate Investigation With this attitude on tins part of the admistratlon, the rep resentatives of the railroads pro nounced themselves satisfied. .The agreement reached Monday holds out fair prospects of a peaceful solution of this particular phane of ? the" vexed railroad problem. The ten sion between the railroads and the < shippers, together with Mr. Wicker sham's efforts to relieve It, have caus ed no small uneasiness in the finan cial world. No les? an authority tjban Mr. Oorge W. Perkins, of J. P. Mor-. gan ft Co., has raised his voice In an endeavor to still the brewing temp est. "He told the leading spirits on both sides," says the Washington Poet, alluding to Mr. Perkins, "Jhat that were radically wrong ? the rafl road presidents in talking panic and the -shippers in pushing the railroads too tar; that (be gravity of the finan cial situation already produced by the ? Quarrel demanded sobelma .srajfttiMsSr fat**'*' k. To pray that be will live long enough to get rid of hl? money. The money It called a trust fund. *" Q. Then the trust la tether of the fund? ? A. Yet. ? ?>*' Q. And the fund 1* returned to the people? ? ' A. Unquettlonably. ? Q. Then the country becomes guar dian of the fund and not only eujoys | ltt companionship, but protecu and caret for It becaute of her love for the fund't father, the truit? A. Yet; for the trutt hat now been converted Into a genial pbllan thropiit. Q. And the people? A. Into objects of charity. Q. To whom, then, are we Indebt ed for our many benefactions? A. To the trusty, trustworthy trutt. ? Life. who; ?( the SNAP SHOTS. At a general thing, the fewer chil dren a woman hat, the more speeches she wants to make. We do not mind admitting that when a girl has a pink dress, a pink hat pink cheeks she needs very lit tle dowry in this country. One of the easiest things In this world for a man to do It to be to good a grammarian he Isn't good for anything else. When a man doesn't have anything to do but kill time it is a tlgn that he hasn't energy enough to swat a fly. Mitt Ettell Smith, of Belhavenfi arrived In the city thit morning to undergo treatment at the Washington Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. a. P. Mull left on the Norfolk Southern thit morning for Coin Jock. They will be away from the city for two months. Don't Get Run Down Weak and miserable. If you have Kidney or Bladder trouble. Dull head palm, Dizziness, Nervousness, Pains In the back, and feel, tired, all over, get a package of Mother Gray's Aus tralian-Leaf, the pleasant herb curt. 'It neve* falls. We have many tes timonials from grateful people who haTe uj?ed -his wonderful remedy. As a regulator It has no equal. Ask for1 Mother Grays Australian-Leaf at Druggists or sent by mall for 60 eta. Sample free. Address, The Mother Gray Co., LeRoy, N. Y. The reason a bride wants to keep her wedding drem forever. J*, because she hopes she will need it again. ITU ECZEMA WASHED IW1Y Is It worth 26 cents to you to stop that awful agonizing Itch? Surely you will speud 26 cents on your 'drug gist's recommendation,, to cool and heal apd soothe that terrible Itching eruption? t By arrangement wltfi the ,D. D. iD. Laboratories 'of Chicago, we are ai)le to make a special ofTer of a 26 cent bottle of their oil of wintergreen compound, known as D. D. D. Pre scription. Call or write or telephone to Hardy Drug Co. We absolutely know that the Itch is stopr-^d dt once by D. D. D. Pre scription, tnd the cu^eB all seem to be permanent. In olden times when a courtier' , wanted n unsure meal for his stom ach's sake all he had to do was to fall down and worship somebody and I lick a pair of boots. .nMrveiouK DlMon-rlew mark the wonderful progress of the age. Air nights oil heavy machines, telegrams without wires, terrible war Inventions to kill men, and that von*] der of wonders? Dr. King's New Dis covery to save life when tb/eatened by roughs, colds, la grippe, aathma. croup, bronchitis, hemorrhages, hay fever and whooping cough or lung trouble. For all bronchial affections It has no equal. It relieves Inatantly. It's the Burest cure. James M. Black of Asheville, N. C.. R. R. No. 4, writes It cured him of an obstinate cough after all other remedies failed. 50c. and $1 00. A trial bottle free. Guar anteed by Dr. Hatdy's Drng 8tore. i NOTICE TO THK PUBLIC. The sanitary Inspector will start on His inspection Jtme 1. It la bQped that every cltlcen will have lot put In good order and limed to ??old trouble. ?-* I C. H. STERLING, Mayor. hteamkr hattkrah Cm b? HcurM tt7 ?TenlDf for KMnllibt Btlla at rtwonablc rat?* Apply to j '. , v " ' M. ?, BONNER. ' : mntf. - I Red Heads Whenever Yon Bee a Woman With LuKtrouR Auburn Hair You Can Wager That She Uses Parisian Sage. The girl with the Auburn hair is on every bottle and every carton of ParlHian Sage. But that isn't why all the lovely girls with the brilliant and fascinat ing profusion of Auburn hair always recommend Parisian Sage. - Ther "Itnow as do thousands o i their dark haired sisters that there li no preparation for the hair that can compare with Parisian Sage. The Bales throughout^ America this last year were nothing less than phenom enal Ft will stop dandruff in any man's or woman's hair. In two weeks oi money- back; |t atops falling hair and Itching scalp almost magically. Has wondetfuC' smlllty to turn harsh, dull, faded hair thai many w<h men possess into Ihxutiant ra<Mfcrit and. fascinating bajr in a few weeks. It is a delicately performed to'nlt? that is not Sticky or greasy, that gives a refreshing and invigorating feeling to . the .head the minute it Is applied. Rub it in, it wUl make your hair Igro ? " ? . . Fifty cents for a large bottle at druggists everywhere and at Brown's drug store. After using, one lottle of Pftrtetftn fege, the ordinary, tonics will never flogoe you again. Mail orders filed, charges ' prepaid, py America? makers. Oirou* j*tg Co., frtflffiT r, ' ? ' omni ?r? ourgiar Aiirmi. In a New York rathskeller* they aave devised a novel way to protect i ?he ornamental steins on the shelf running along the side of the room. | Earh stands upon a burglar slarn? connection and when one is removed a contact is made, a drop falls on tha annunciator indicating the position of the table and a bell rings. In a seo* oq?1 half a doten waiters are in at-, tendance at that table and the stetv goes back on its peg. The proprietor# bare lost so many valuable pieces of bric-a-brac that they were constrained to adopt this measure.. Since the alarm system has gone into effect there have been many surprises, but no losses. The Wonders of Science. It was left for the exhibitor of a phonograph in the streets of Utrecht, according to an American traveler, to put the finishing touch to the wonder* ful invention. There was the sound of a military band in full blast, and then suddenl) the tuna stopped and "Halt!" rang aoarsely out upon the air. "Who's that Interrupting the eo? cert?" flippantly inquired the Ameri can. edging cfoee to tjie operator. . "That.". said the 'man, survsjrfag him blandly, "was the voice of Na poleon Bonaparte, glvins the order at the Battle of Waterloo " eastern Highbinder*. An ordinance just paased In Java falls heavily upon Chinee* sac ret so cieties in the Dutch Bast Indies. A fine of 100 guilders or three months' Imprisonment is tfce penalty for every Chinaman found fa possession of *?> ?ret society documents or emblems Or caught wearing the distinguishing marks of these organisations. J Tbooe who proildv over the ufg? ings of such eocietiea, allow meetings to be held in their houses or fall t a inform the authorities of such gather ings being held Incur similar pana^ ties. The latter -also fall upon China men who recruit for theee societies, | tupply them with money or give ifcaa l help la anv way. Glri snd the Msn. There seems to be a growing and I -Widely spread dlsaatlsfactlon among women with the men. Very few wom en appear to be thoroughly satisfied with the hien of the'r households. One and all they fall far short of what they ought to be. ?Exchange. Now Individual contact is shorter, bat In thoee tow minutes that are giv en him in which to win a customer, the traveling man muit accompliah all |hst the drummer did in a day's ?lege. And he has a sharp incentive for making hi* quick engagement a decisive one. for comparatively few men oa the road to-day own the trade of any customer In the sheolute and proprietary sense In which the drum* mer of yesterday owned It Trade Is or the wing, and the quick and sura Shot bags 1L Of course he must have the right ammunition ? right goods and prices ? but his personality Is the weapon employed in sending the charges home to the mark. If this Is of superior kind he will bring down Che game all along the Una? Forrest Crlssey, in Everybody's. OWN TOUR OWN HOME h? WASHINGTON PARI we help yoo. J. Lw^Wood W. Col. '<od|HENB?JtS N. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE tow ' ?T LEON WOOD & CO., ? '*B ANKERS and BROKERS STOCKS, BONDS, COTTON, GRAIN uui PROVISIONS. 1 |l? PIX'MK STREET, CARPENTER, BUILDING. NORFOLK. VA. IH WW. WlTMfto N. Y- Slock faihw. N, V.CMtoa Excbaiia^.Chlc^cl I Bwlal Trad* ?nd other IbueklGMtm. Vnk ' " I ijorrespcndenre reap ecthMj soBctted, tav?*tmeot tod Mirfioal . accooiitt fhren careful i In Bad Fix "I had a mishap at the age at 41. which left me In bad tlx," writes Mrs. Georgia Usher, of Conyers, Oa. "I was unconscious for three days, and after that I would have fainting spells, dizziness, nervousness, sick headache, heart palpitation and many strange feelings.. - "I suffered greatly with siiments'due to the change of life and had 3 doctors, but they did no good, so I concluded to try Cardui. "Since taking Cardui, I am so much better and can do all my housework." HsfCARDUI J41 The Woman's Tonic Do not allow yourself to get into a bad fix. Yon might get in so bad you would find It hard to get out. Better take1 Cardui while there is time, while yon are still in moderately good health, just to conserve your strength and keep you in tip top condition. In this way your troubles, whatever they are, will grad ually grow smaller instead of larger? you will be on the up-grade instead of the down ? and by and bye you will arrive at the north pole of perfect health. Get a bottle at your druggists' today. Norfolk Southern Railroad. NEW CONDENSED SCHEDULE Effective June 5th. ? ~nr West-Bound 'Pullman Steeping; Cars East-Bound ' J " ' _ READ DOWN READ LP Daily Daily Except No. Sunday 15 No. 11 Daily Daily No. Except 16. Sunday . No. 12 9-46 a.m. 3.16 p.m. 1.35 p.m. 4.09 p.m. 4.34 p.m. T7B"p7ET 7.15 p.m 10.00 p.m. 3.20 a.m. 4.18 a.m. ?7 *m |L*...#>V.. Nor. Oik Ar.| 6.45 u.?., Lt Wsabl, gton L t.| 1.36 a.m. ] Lt Newnern Ar.|...|. " '' W rrr 7.65 a.tt ? . . Lt. Lt GreeLTillo p'- ?" ***rlf x Lt. . . . . . . . Wilson Lt. Ar Raleigh Lt. 8.00 a.m. 6.16rS.?. NOTE ? These trains operated daly between Norfolk and New Bern via Washington; and daily, except 8undaj, between R&leigh and New Bern, ?la Washington. * Not. 16 and 16. "NIGHT EXPRB8S." carry Pullman sleeping cars between Raleigh and Norfolk. Makes colse connection at WILSON with A. C- L. to and from Wilmington. Rocky Mount, New Bern, Kinston Tia Goldsboro. Also makes direct connection at RALEIGH with1^. ? 8. P. Ry., to and from Fayettevllle; frith. Sou. .Ry. to and from Durham and Greens boro; and with 8. A. L. Ry to andfrom Henderson. ' For full Information and reservation of Pullman- sleeping car space apply to W. J. Williams, Ticket Agent, "Wilson; P. W. Tatem, General Ag ent, Goldsboro; J. L, Hassell, Ticket Agent, GreenTille; T. H. Myers, Ticket Agent, Washwigton; T. H. Bennett, Tlfket Agent, New Bern, or address H. C. HUDGIN8, 0. P. A. W. W. CROXTON. A. G- P. A. E. T. LAMB, President and GeneraT Manager. NORFOLK, VA. / Offers Most Convenient and Best Service To MOBKB BAD CITY. N. At BEAUFORT, N. C. Atlantic Hotel Opens June 1st.) I) KM OHTFUIi 8KAHHOHE RESORTS. Extreme) > IaiW Sunday and Wwk End Kxcur ? Hlon Raten. On Sale? -June to September. VIIU*I XIA BEACH? CAPE HENRY. VA. The Only Seasbore Resorts In Virginia. Ev ery Conceivable Form of Amusement. Surf Bathing. Excellent Hotels and Cottages. REASONABLE RATES. For complete information apply to any j Norfol K Sonthern Railroad Ticket Agent or ! ' addre a . H. c HUDOINS? Oan. passenger Aft.. W- W. CROXTON. Asst. Oeni Pass. Agt.,^ "OHfO,.n. VA. (J fssrSs J the Alllgoed Baynol lUIH?X . tn an Boutheaaterly dlrec In ? nort^tTartU dTr^Uon'Jrn old Mown up pine. * corner; thence Id an eaaterly direction *lth the line of marked trees through the Wolf Pond to tH B. F Plnkham corner; thence In ? eoutherly direction with ? U* of marked treee to a comer near the old watarla* hole oa a email branch; tltenoe with the (aid ?mall branch to the beginning; containing one hundred and ten acne. more or laaa, bettg the lame tract of' land conveyed hr William Plat ham t? Major Plakham by dead dated Iter I, lilt recorded tn (be Recleter'e once or Beaufort count? la hook St. page 4 El, to which reference la here by made. Thla 14th day of May. 1(10. I HABttY McMTTLT-Atf, NOTICE. r North Carolina, Beaufort county. Superior court, October torm, 1810. Marina Jenkins vs. Mack Jenkins,. Defendant above named will take notice, that an action entitled as above has been commsncedJn the Superior court of Beaufort count y to secure an absolute divorce from the defendant; and the said defendant will further take notice that he Is re paired to appear at the term of the Superior court to be held on the 7th Mondsy sfter the 1st Monday In Sep tember, it be Ins October 24. 1910. at, ths- courthouse %of said county.. In Washington. N. C-, and answer or de mur to the complaint in said action, or the plaintiff will apply to the court tor the relief demanded in said oom plaint. T^iis 10th day of Jfay, 1910. North Care .. Superior cotart, October term. If 10. E. 8. Wookard>va Annie Woo-rd. Defendant above named will 4ake notice that an action Entitled as above has bees cbmmencoi in the Superior court of Beanfert county to secure an absolute dlv6re***om. the defendant* nnd the ?aid defend ari t will further take notice ibfct she 'is required to *ppesr st th* <tertn of the Superior court .to fef h?W on the 7th Monday alter ^hs 1st Monday |Q September, It being October 14. 1910. at the court house of said county. In Washington, N. C-. and answer to the complaint In said action, or the plalntlg will apply to the court for the relief demanded In a?ld complaint. Thjg 5th day of May. 1910. OBO..4. PAUL, Clerk Superior Court, < State of North Carolina. Department of State. To All 10 Whom These Presents May Come ? Greeting: - Whereas, It appear* to m j satisfac tion, by duly authenticated record of. the proceedings for the voluntary dis solution thereof bjr the unanimous consent pf all the stockholders, den posited In my office, that the Cow Head Mineral Springs Company, a corporation of this 8ta^e. whose prin cipal office 1* filiated on Market street, in ' the town of Washington, county of Beaiifort, State of North Carolina (W* C, "Rodman befng the ?Sent therefn and in charge thereof. PI on whom' bro'iess . nny lie served), hss complied with the requirements of Chapter 2i. Reviaal of 1906, en titled "Corpora! Ions." p-el"rain'ary to the issuing of this CertiJIcite of Dis solution: Now, Therefore, I, J. Bryan Grimes, Secretary of the State of North. Caro lina, do hereby cert'fy that the said corporation did, on the 19th day of May, 1910, file In my office a duly executed and attested consent In writ ing to the dlssolatkm of said corpora tion, executed by all the stockholders thereof, which said consent and the record of the proceedings aforesaid are now on file in my said office as provided by law. In Testimony Whereof, I have hereto set my hand and affixed my pfficlal seel, at Raleigh, this l?th day of ifay. A. D. 1910. J. BRYAN GltlMES, Secretary of State. ixfoixm H. S. WARD JUNIUS D. GRIMES WARD at GRIMES ATTQRWEYg-AT-LAW IH.JC. CARTER, JR., mtorney-at-lawT Washington, N. C. OfficeJMarketgStreet EDWARD L. STEWART Attorney-at-Law. fOfflcefover Daily New*J Washington, N. C. COLLIN H. HARDING { ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, "" OMk? Sariacs *',Tru?tJCo., Building Rooms J and 4. W / 'MING TON, N^C. . STEPHEN C. BRAGAW , Attorneyfand Counselor -J at-law Washington, N. C NICHOLSON* DANIEL Attorney?-at-Law Practice ln|AH|Court?^ Nicholson Hotel Building JohaH-Sat*; ' A. D. MkU>: * mm ?? - - SMALL, MACLEAN * McMULLAN ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Washia^too, North Carn??? W.D.GRIMES ATTOHNlST-AT-tAW Wubla>toa.-Noc?h CmIh Wllff G.MMK RODMAN & RODMAN Attorney?-?t-L?w Washington, N. C. W. M. BOND, Kdwioa. N. C. ' NORWOOD U SIMMOT .? BOND & SIMMONS - ATfOKNIiYS-At-UW WMhlagtoa, North Carolina. fMUlM IP ?U CWHtt. W. U Vnchaa W- A. Thompana VAUGHAN & THOMPSON ATTORNEY8-AT-LAW , Wuhlnctoolud Aaron, N.(C % Practlcr In mil tlM court*' Business Cards G. A. PHILLIPS & BRO., FIRE And Plate Class INSURANCE. ; ? < Halley's Comet l??|i * iW?%_ ?H?j ??" eoum it d? Mi ?* M7.M0 dka par baur, a?? to laat "} Vfy bottla with mo on i T?? Co.
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