x inks OB MISLAID,
Policy No. 11*02*. Wisued by The
V P?nn Mutual Life Insurance Com
l?any..on the lite of George T
Leach. The finder will plea*
return It to the undesigned, im
plication has been mado for the
faautne of a duplicate. Qeo'.* T.
Leech., tft-o-aw.
New Coat Suits Bpencer Bros.,
ir. YOUR TIMH WORTH MONEY?
Would r. btsnogra>pher aare you
raou.i < Oa?l Chamber of Com
JH.-ci and ask for Mia* Myrtle
Marsh. tu'clic Bten05.~r.phcr. S
WANT XII?OOBMOl'CJTAN MAS
a sin 3 r j^ulr?-, the services of a
T3p resort to tiro la Washington to
?:oU after fulscrlptior renewals
and to extard circulation by spe
? cHl incthciU which hare proved
uacually successful. Salary and
commission. Previous experience
desirable' but not essential. Whllo
time or spare U&e. Address with
references, H. C. Campbell, Cos
mopolitan Magaslne. 1789 Broad
way, New York Oity. WM
mHJS' vrNRYAIW IB JTOW OPKN
j/iot the reception of visitors. Mrs.
J. H. Willis.
FrrcUcal Matt res* Maker and Up
UpHulsterer From ItaJOitabre.
1 sm here for (.lew Hays and can
bo found at W. B.Morton 4t Co.'s
Htore. I guarantee all work. Hare
had 35 years experience. Also cW-an
fsrnltare. . . vr
-?-19 1W. WILLIAM WILLIAMS.
New Market.
I have opened up a stall In tbo
city market Where yon will And
western and native meats constant
ly on hand. Strict attention will
be given to sanitary conditions and
you can be assured of polite and
prompt service. I respectfully so
licit your pstronsge. 'Phone your or
ders to No. ,384.
W. C. DUDLEY.
o5tly candy maker
Christian George tlk here at No.
110 Market street, with a full line
of fresh candy msdo dally, and fruits
of all kinds. The Kroatost candy
maker in the South. Call and s
him. t-lO
THK BEST -HOUR OF LIFE
is when you-do Rome great deed or
discover some wonderful f^ct This
hour came to J. Jt. Pitt, of Rocky
Mount, N. C.r when he was suffering
Intensely, as he say*? "from the woret
cold I ever had. I then proved to my
greajt satisfaction what a wonderful
Cold and Cotigh cure Dr. King's New
Discovery Is. For, after taking one
bottle, I waa entirely cured. You
ifan't say anything too good of a med
icine like that." It's the sorest and
best*romedy for diseased lungs. Hem
orrhages. I* Grippe. Asthma, Hay
Fever, any throat or lung trouble.
60c. $1.00. rial bottle free. Guaran
teed by aJl druggists.
A GOOD POSITION.
Can be had by ambitions young
men and ladles in the field ot "Wlra.
less" or Railway Telegraphy. Since
the g-hour lay became effective, and
since the Wireless companies are es
tablishing stations throughout the
country there is a great shortage of
telegraphers. ? Positions pay begin
ners from $70 to. $90 per month,
with good chance of/advancement
The National Telegraph institute op
erates Six o?dsT institutes in Ameri
ca, under supervision of R. R. snd
Wireless Officials and place, all grad
uate*. Into positions rt will pay you
to write them for full details at Cin
O.. Philadelphia Pa., Mem
Tenn., Davenport la.; Columbia,
Ml
Tjfcs
. prompt ?x?:r.. jB
bi.VM. holla. sarew Vt ? !:
hand* hni ?ur*
ey? ? or *"? *?^. iw' - ???.* p |c
. ... .T. . - .... , . . ??
of rnoy $Rf$m
+' wfU ~ Ad' frvin^r.jjous
-\ei found kfcs?*s
I drier* am Ro*fli rj?
. i'/r. lfyou waiitHiw-fjiul
?!?? end lh? ?ncc?? tn.r br.i,*. nu
Dr. King's Ne? l.lto the in?tcb
leee regulators tor kirn brain and
strong body. Sic at Dr. Hirdj', drug
store. ? mm
A Dreadful Woi/mI ? V;\
from a knife, gun. tin can. rusty nam
firework*, or of any other aature. de
mands prompt treatment with Buck
lea's Arnica Salve to .prevent blootf
poison r gangrene, it's the quick
met, surest healer for all such woutidt
*e also for Burns. Botles. Sores, fifeln
Eruptions, Hczcn-n. Chapped Haml*.
corns or piles 2?r ui Ur. Ua? U t
\v
Just Received !
New Buckwheat, Pan cake Flour
1 ' '
and a full vartety of new Cereala.
Walter Credle 6 Co
IHONB 80. .
8TA.GGBRS 8KK1TICS.
;? ; -g:
That a clean, nlcis fragrant com
llke Bucklen'a Afulca Salve
will Instantly relieve a bad burn. cut.
scald, wound or pllos, staggers skep
tics. But great cure prove? It's a won
derful healer 6f the worst lores, ul
cers, bolls, felons, ecaema. chapped
hands sprains and coma. Try ft. 2 Be.
at nil drdgglata.
Sure Curt*. for the Bluett.
A leading society lady of Now
York who had a bad -case of "ner
Toa" waa ordered to go on the stage
by her physician. "That's the only
way to get cured," said he She
was too serioua and needed good,
wholesome diversion from thb cares'
of life.
The "Luncheon Trio" song. by
far the most rollicking vocal feature
of "The Echo," now raying at the
Qlobe'. Theatre, New York is "Just
what the doctof ordered" In the way
of a rejuvenator of good spirits. It
will be given, words and music
oompleto, with Sunday's New York
World. Order your copy of Ameri-i
cas greatest Sunday newspaper
from your newsdealer in advance.
LIFK ON PANAMA CANAL
has had one frightful drawback? i
malaria trouble?that has brought I
suffering and death to thousands.1
The germs cause chiTls, fever and
ague, biliousness, jaundice, lassitude. |
weakness and general debility. But
Electric Bitters never fall to destroy
horn and cure malaria trouble*
"Three bottles completely cured mo
of a very aevere attack of malaria,"!
writes Wm. A. rt-etwell. of Lncama, |
N. C., and I've had good health ever
since." Cure stomach, llrer and feid-i
nqy troubles and prevent typhoid j
50c. Ousrautned by all druggists.
? , ' "III I B BB ,
The man who na7s nothing does
not have to swallow his wo ran.
WHEN IN
New York Cityi
. Stop At The
Hotel St Andrew,
Broadway & West 72 St.
ABSOLUTELY FIRE - PROOF
A High Class Family and
Transient Hotepii
Express Subwmr Station at door and
n?r th??tre Mi -Jio?pId? 'airtrict.
nin^ic itm: cr ?eoh hartni
bathe.
Lent, dl>UnOd is web
'Jorbn-c. :ulr ??d Aug
*v ' ? . S v ?
BIT.
Mrs. Blogo?Xou dWT
Bingo?Yes. X told them that tbaj
needn't expect a aiogia thing; that
w*? scrap* ronnd to the kitchen If
neceaeary and pick up whaterar we
coaid and that, as f hadn't let 700
know, that waa tbe beat we could do.
Mrs. Bingo-What did you t*0 them
that for? ? . j?B " V Si''
Bingo?Ifs tbe truth, Isn't tit
Mrs. Btn?o?Oertalnly not. Aa If It
make* any difference to me bow many
friend* you bring borne! HI a how
you 1?London Tlt-Btts.
Little Known RsauMla*.
Within the domain of the Unttad
State* on ttw North American conti
nent there- bare been dtrera Independ
ent republic*, aaya Mary W. Haaeltlno
In Harper * Magazine, tbe^rery na
of three of which la known to bot a
few. Bow many Americaaa of today
hare heard, for example. Of tbe .com
monwealth of Watauga, which to ltT2
waa organized aa an Independent com
munity by North Cproliomoa who bad
eroaaed the Alleghentea and. descend
tog into the barin of tbe Tenneaaae.
bad made themselves hornet In tbe val
ley of tbe Watauga rtear? Bow many
remember the common wealth of Tran
sylvania. which waa orgnnlsad to the
eastern part of what la now Kentucky
In 1775 and which sent to the Contl
oeotal con^reta a delegate, who. how- J
eerr. n n? not admitted? Bow many ]
hare Niifrt the nhort llred state of
Kraukiln. or Pntukland. which at a
soiiiert*h?r later period was self cre
ated out of refrain tv?*4ern counties of
Kortb Cnrwllna?
A Romarksblo Coneort. a
A Carlslird letler call*, attention to*
remarkable ?awxh wfileb took place
at tbe 8pn ou 4Vn?. 0. 1812. a program
of wblcb Is still preserved in {he city
archives nt that place. Tbe entertain
ment was given for the beoeflt of tbo
sufferers by the Are. whk-h had laid
waste Baden and took place at the
Saochsischer Saal. The only perform
ers \we re Beethoven and Policdro. who
plnjVd their own composition*. There
were two pianoforte and two violin
solos and several numbers In which
both took part, says the writer The
account of the entertainment also
mentions the fact that one of the Inter
ested listeners was a **tall? elderly
man. wearing a great blue coat, who
sat perfectly erect throughout the per
formance. never looking anywhere but
4t the stage. This was Goethe." The
amount realised for the fund was
about 1200. The letter ends with.
"Beethoven at the piano for charity
and box receipts $200." . ? - "--I
A Dog's Tongu?.
Have you ever wanted to know why
t dog's tongue lolls out of bin mouth
on a hot day or when be has been run
ning? People sometimes nay'tbat.lt is
because he Is thirsty, but that Isn't ex.
actlj right If you look at It you will
see little drops of water dripping from
it. Well, you kn6w that when you get
very warm you get covered with per
spiradon. The dog's body never per
spires. Wbea be gets hot all the mois
ture comes out through his ^ongue.
and as the moisture on the tongue
dries up the dog's body cools.?Phila
delphia Press.
How He Took It.
"In training." said un Instioctor In
nthletles. "the strictest ubcdlelice is.re
j quired. Whenever 1 think of the the
i ory of training I think of Dasb.^wbo.
I after eighteen years of married life.
Is one of the bent and happiest bus
bands In the world.
" "Dash." 1 once sold to him. "well.
Dash, old man. bow do yott take mar
ried ii nr v
'? "According to directions.' he re
plied."
The Sixth' Sans*.
Id a primary school examination
I over which I owe had t$e pleasure lo
I preside one of the questions ?as with
-regard to the five senses. Ono of tbe
l)Hgbt pupils handled -the subject thus:
I \"Tbe live sense* are sneezing, sob
i blng, crying, yawning and coughing.
! By the sixth sense is meant an extra
one which some folks have. This is
snoring." ? Woman's Home ^Compan
ion
Merely a Question of Comfort.
"Now. doctor." complained it bibulous
patient, "my great trouble Is eiephant*
?ihk ones. Not,that I object.to ele
phants. you understand 1 like them,
but tbey do crowd one so." ? Success
. Magazine. . !
Kindness.
Kind looks, kind words, kind incta
and warm handshake*, these are%ec
ondnry roeau* of gruc* when men are i
in trouble and ?re fighting tbelr nn
seen battles.-Dr. Jo tin Ball. I
Heering the bJtenee.
Phyllis was nt a concert. Tbe
tsader rapped, and tbe hurt of coorer
Peas^l', -Oh. mamma." ex
Phyllis. "listen to tbe bushf ? I
d be i
room for a man o!
Beltuvro I. in
Kfr* :
_ i Adams of Yeatesttjle,
I. in the cltr today.^ ,v.
Mr. H.rvey W, , bf Haslln Is ?)
.?...r?,
1 Mr. R. T. Buck of CSntowlnily
vai In the city till# morning
. 1 * -i%"
hMr. W. A. Buys of Eelhaven, Is It.
a city today.
\ # I
Mr. John Tooley of Belhavaa Is lnj
the city today.
Mr. Clyde Darden of Plymouth ar-j
rived In the city this morning.
Mr. A. H. Swindell of Blount's j
Creek was - here tbl smornlng.
p& K'i
*-?VH
Mr - B. T. Bonner Of Aurora, t? ln|
1 the city. / -4*11
' ? < - v f
5 or 6 dose* of "0*6"' will care any |
case of chills and fever. Price 25c. |
. ?? x
W. D. Nee bit, In the' Chicago Even
Ing Post.
Grammar Is *n Invention to make
| conversation difficult.
it Is an ever-present aid to the
comic erltic and a alight criterion of
social standing.
If a man have caah and no gram
mar me can get through, but lf~b*
have nefther cash nor grammar he
Is Impossible.
| And yet when a man says to you,
"If I had have knowed that you
would have came f wouldn't have
went till I seen you/ you understand
him perfectly.
If you ask him to lend you $10,
and he says to you Simply, "I hain't
got no money nohow." rou do not
require a diagram. '
TSven when some one splits In In
finitive and confusM?,hls "wills" nnd
"shalls" his meaning is clear even
to the most cultured mind.
Speech 1b no vehicle of thought,
and grammar is 'merely the gilt on
the wheelB.
Bad grammar, like bad language.
Is always learned from the neigh
bor's children.
Addisonian construction and Ches
terfleldlan. elegance Is always inher
ited ?rom your side of the family.
One form of grammar was invent
ed by a Harvey. The Harvey who in
vented the sance?
But sauce may at times be good
grammar.
Grammar was hammered into yoii
at school, until now you can shud
der when some one say "had saw"'
but offhand could you name the
eight parts of speech?
Nine, indeed? We might have
knew that. *??-*? fWtp I
I ?
Who spelts to the instinct speaks
to the deepest in man and finds tbe
readiest response.?Alcott- I
| He Is sufficiently learned, that
.knows how to do well. and has pow
er to refrain from evil.?Cicero.
Match Sticks.
Certain kind* of matches aro shaved
with tho cralu from sawed blocks.
Other* are **ut both ways l?y sows. In
still further varieties the blocks are
boiled to make them cut easily. By
some machine* a boiled or steamed lop
is revolved on It.' own nxis. end n
shaving tho thickness of a match Is
cut round and round. This shaving is
at the same time cut Into lengths and
split into match stick*. It may be said
that there is hardly a limit to the vari
eties of methods employed. Round
matches are msde by forcing tbetn
through dies.?Hat-pet's* Weekly.
Teeth of a Shark.
In respect to its <t cut It Ion tho shark
b n very remarkable creature. Tho
white shark baa seven rows of teeth,
while other species vary In ,the num
ber of rows they t>osae*s. It must be [
undent*:d, however, that the shartf
only uses row at a time. The
[other rows Me down Inside the mouth
the Jaw. erecting
themselves u h.*it Is time for thom to
take successively the place of the first
row. Whet* cne observes how keen
edged these inclsom are It seemrf no
wonder that they Can bfte off a big
rope as readily as If \t ware.thread.
Ha Waa Engaged.
An Irishman being prosecuted for a
breach of the peace, a witness for the j
accused was told by the magistrate1
that he might have stopped the fight. I
"la-lade. uo. your houor." said Pad
*dy. "I was too busy figbtiog a friend I
or rar own."
Vegetation In Japan.
it la est mated that In Japan tbere
ore uo leas than 2,750 different species
of vegetatloa.
Ship Monay.
Cbatlte I. was badly In need of mon
ey, uud hl? attorney general in the
course of his antiquarian rue*arches
discovered that in the dim agos of the
past the err wn bad issued writs to the
cities and towns on the coast requiring
tbetn to provide vessels for the royal
heeds, and be suggested that this an
cient right might be brOtight Into uea
again. Instead of the actual vessels a
money contribution might be exacted
". Thus the king would be able
CRYSTAL
IUL
TELEPHONE 83
CRYSTAL ICE CO.,
. Washington. N. C.
NEW MEETNC
Every Member to Attend Betterment
Association tomorrow *
There Svlll be a meeting of the
Woman4! Betterment Association In
the Public School auditorium to
morrow afternoon at 6 o'clock. This
Will be the first meeting of the "new
year and the president desires' that
every member attend. Important
bullness la to be transacted. The
work of the association is to be di
vided Into several departments so it
behooves every member to attend,
and if possible bring a new membei
The Woman's Betterment Associa
tion is doing a great work in Wash
flnktda* 1?1
Prolific Cotton.
The Dally News received today
a sample of the celebrated Hawklnn
Prolific Cotton, raised by Mr. W. H.
Brantly of Aurora, one of that sec
tion's energetic farmers. On the stalk
sent to this office there were seven
well developed, bolls with one misH
in'g?It having dropped off.
We have never seen a finer samplt
of cotton anywhere and Mr Brantley
is to be congratulated on his crop
this year.
It Is not only a creilit to him but
to this county. There Is no section
anywhere where better cotton Is pro- j
duced than In Beaufort county.
Mayor'b Court.
TTWre were only two cases before
his worship, Mayor Sterling, a! the
city halt this morning for tris!
State vs. Owen Odea, colored. w?
charged with being drunk, disorder
ly and resisting arrest. Fined S3 anJ
cost. |
State vs. Furney Branch, drunk
and disorderly. Sentenced to I]:
streets.
SANITARY MARKET,
DUDLEY'S SANITARY MEAT
MARKET ? '?CLEA.NM.VKSH nil!
MOTTO.' AVE CARRY THE BEST
OF STOCJC AND WILL APPRE-j
CIATE YOUR PATRONAGE. PHONF
>84. >
To Celebrate Mass
Father J. J. Gallagher trill cele
brate low masB at the residence ei
Br. J. M. Gallagher on Eaet Main |
street next Thursday morning at ?
o'clock. The nubile Is invited to at-;
(end.
Fltjni Battle Creel;.
. Messrs. Willtam and Ste:.?cj C. j
Bragaw returned home Saturday j
ijlght from Battle Creek. Utcblziii.
and other western cities.
Mr. William Srogaw also visited
his brother, Mr. Richard Bragav.- at]
Ashevllle. . . |
Imlii|>08ed.
The frlenrt* cf Mr. T. E. Cutler
will regret to learn of his Indispo
sition.
1
Stonework Completed
The stonework on the warehou^'
and office for the brokerage firm r.fl
C. O. Morris & Co., is completed anil I
the roof Is now being placed.
Xew Roof
A new roof is being placed on the j
residence occupied by Mr. *C. R.'
Jordan nnd family at the corner c.f
Gladden and Second streets.
Arithmetic to Date.
The Widow.
"Now, if you love me Just one-half
As much as r love you,
Ju?t add your half to my whole love, \
,!Twil equal love for two."
Quoth the "At figures I am dull,
And fraction* are a bore;
But for your sake I'll cancel all
For love for?vermore.a
She then from multiplying beaux
Subtracted every thought;
XT undivided lo*e the gave
To one who proved but naught.
I , The Dietneed.
I While the diamond Is the hardest
! substance knowiv It la also brittle and
may be frac tured by a blow. Rot If
it 1* placed between two bard steel
faces Id a hydraulic press and a uiowij
the hard
todratad.
MM
HAIR
iM
Is iu per lor to the 4>e?t $60 hair mattrefte ever made. Need* nothing
hut an occasional tun bath to koe:> in order, it la r ranltary iIm/ '
pioducer. Softer and more elastic than hair.
For tale ^
Jefferson Furniture Co.
AYERS'
Millinery Opening
Tuesday and Wednesday
Sept. 27 and 28 .
Ycu are cordially invited to attend.
Cool
Kitchen
Perfect
Cooking
Sbc hotuewllr ycnr? ur wm-ririK-r?(lit- >v.,muti >,ho
know, how to took?finds ullcr practical tcM anil luir l trlulu,
Uie ie-ie j?ove In hrr Mm o( what ? r??k imvc oiiKht to !.<?.
It requires le? ntti-ntinii, u-?? 0|>.-intt, aud eook?
all food better tliitu any Move k|u. |)nl trktl.
ONLY 915.OO WILL INSTALL O.VK IX VOl'R KITCRI-N.
Washington Light & Water Co.
ALWAYS PLEASED
THAT'S THE VERDICT OF
THOSE A'HO PATRONIZE
Our First Class Grocerv.
WE HAVE
THE BEST GOODS
THE BEST SERVICE
THE LOWEST PRICES
Let us please you. Send or phone
us your orders.
Phone3ST
D
L H. HUDSON
Tiisrs rc ? no
?&?s8$ro '*
"fhtit 6s
> Laxa?h?3 QssknSne
USED 7KC WORLD OVESf TO A mo fM QHE DAY
Arxayc remctnb?r the.taH sacie. Loo!:4 ,^v/77/ v
s" on ,T5~ ??? (:!?
Notice.
Notice Is hereby civ* a that ;'-c [
final report of La^ronee Brett, Was
ter Jarvis and A. R. Davenr.or., .he
Board of Viewer! of MattaniJi'vcct
Lake Drainage District N*o. l, form
ed under the proceeding entitled. "S
8. Mann, H. C. Carter and otherc vs.
T. C. Mann. J. A. Mann aud others"
for the drainage of Mat!anv.:ikee*.
Lake and adjacent territory, under
and by virtue of Chapters 442 nn?
509 of *he Public Laws of 10^?. ot
North Carolina, v^an filed in the of
fice of Clerk of the Superior Court
of Hyde county, on Thursday the
15th day of September, 1910. an<"
all parties to said proceeding and
owners of land within said district
iare hereby notified that tb? hoar
Ing of said final report, will be hid
before the clsrk of the Superior
Court of Hyde County, at his office
In srfid county, on Friday the 7th
day of Oct. 1910 at which time and
place any land owner within said dls
trict, may appear In person, or by
oouctsel. and file his objection, II
any he has. In writing to said report.
This 15th day of Beptemoer, mm.
H. J." spencer.
Clerk Superior Court, Hyde Co.
Kindner* In tis is the honey uu?i
blunts the sting of unhindnes^ in an
other?Lander. . v
Dr. Neeley's
WONDERFUL
Wintergreen
positively cures
Rheumatism
Permanent resulU assured
?rnot onlv tomponiry relief.
If tronbled with -this dread
diaeaae try one bottle. Pric4
50c. and $1.00 per bottle. Kor
?ael by.
DR. HARDY,
rOR RBAOAOHS?mck'a Catpodlar.
Whether hpn OOlda. HMt. atom
Mh or Natraw rroablrt, Cap'idlaa J
trtll rtUm you. It's liquid?plsu- *
aat to tako???* IsaMdlaia)/. Try
11 l?. 1* *04 ?0?. at drug motml