m?."at>fto .
* a.btngton. N. C.. uter the ael of
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ir you do not net The Dally New
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?o oteaae yon.
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i?ll to lei tfce Newa follow rhetn dally
? ith the n?*e of Wsajlngton fresh
AO crisp. It will prove a valuable
mntpanlon, reading to yeu like a let
ter from home. Thoee at the sea
-'.ore or mountains wli? And The
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?i visitor.
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SI GAR TRCOT l!l COURT
It has become almost universslly
believed that the country would be
better off without the suggar trust.
This eminently predatory concern,
aot content with the usual trust
methods, has swindled the govern
ment through the custom houses.
Naturally the government Is resent
fal.
One point of particularly interest
in a country of trusts Is msde by the
fcvernaent when It charges that "by
using their great power the defend
ant have successfully decoded
*hat brokers and other Intermedis
rlee should handle their, products
alone, and have forced them to treat
rival producta unfairly and unlaw
fully, an dfor a long time they
wrongfully lndnced members of va
fi?U* wboesalt grocer?' associations
throughout the country to purchase
and handle their sugar exsluslvely."
This question of exclusive dealing
touchee many another trust and all
who handle or consume Its products.
Y\*e hope that th* "conservative" Su
preme flourt decisions which are de
eired in the interest of business re
vival will not be too "conservative"
Juit here- A conservatism which
lets undeniable wrong feeter un right
ed Is no true conservatlam at altJ?
Charlotte Obeerrer.
NO IXVKXTION OF POWKR
(Prom Woodrow vVilson's Addrees
Lcfcru the Conference of Govern
orb. i
Corporations lia\e come lo rover
CroLter nrca.* thfic states, have come
to live under a greater variety of
Ixwa :litn the citizen himself, have
ctrsiied rtitea In their budgets and
icoa;'.-i bijgcr than whole common
vrta!'l:s j;? their influence over the
? . .j.I fortunes of entire commun
ities of nun. Centralized business
h.<i ; u,i vast structures of or
1. ? :v.i < and equipment which ov
?i*.c . ctutes aud suem to hate no
mst--h ft." competitor exctpt the fed
l . :uin?nt itself, which was
rf??. \.*2d for such competitions.
? n. . confuted variety of states
? ?.? :: :? .1 standi] now the colossus
t' :.i::inrn, uniform, concentrated,
; o'.iod i"'.a a single plan, governed
j ct K> vifs but by commands, seek
ing not service but proflts.
No wonder wo began to turn to
t^-.e National Got eminent to rnpe
with it, to regulate, in the name of
t^ic* sovereign nation Itself,, what had
become a force as great as the na
tion in Its scrpe and consequence.
The Influence to be dealth with ex
tended from one end of the country
to the other. The great organiza
tions of business seemed to play with
the state*, to tike advantage of the
? *>r!ety cf the laws, to make terms
of their own with one stato at a
time, end by one device of control
cr another to dominate wherever
tKev chose hecauae too big to be dom
Iaated by the small proceaaea of lo
u*i legislation
No machlenry aeemed to atretch
to the size of the task or regulation
except the machinery of national leg
islation at Waahlngton, the long
arm of the executive that could be
atrstched forth from a national cap
Hal to every remotest nook and cor
aer of the land.
wonder the Instinct and In
clination were to resort to Waahlng
too for relief and protection. The
asad was great and the government
need waa great and the goreraaeat
Bet (Mi intimate task Of regnla
ttoa waa mot <me for which its eon
?MtoUutf had famished It with nc
i '
IHHEiSi&iujifU.. ?? /??? /&jr.
,m of busing
> problem *u prseented to
M. Wo still did not desire rigid
uniformity of law. ?too 1b those mat
.era of common concern. It was still
leslrublo that tbo estates should ad
>pt their i-cRu'.atlon and restraint of
he new forces to tbelr own condi
:icne Of life and circumstance. To
>?i federal law baek ol <he great cor
i>omtk>as would bare been to giro
them the right to dominate and ov
erride local conditions, to equip them
with tbo majesty and supremacy of
.he law which area ted and regulated
.hem. and to level the variety of com
munitles before them. Ho aheolote.
uniform eet of raise are likely to fit
Lhe infinitely various circumstances
3f the statee and their people.
DR. OOOK*8 CONFESSION
Beginning In Hsmpton's Magazine
Lhe story of his Artctic wanderings,
Or. Frederick A. Cook, "sfter mature
thought/' confeeses that be "does
jot know abeolutely whether h?>
reached the Pole or not,. He adds:
"I in willing to stsrtel the world
<by jo doing 1 c-n get an opportun
ity to present my cage. By my case
I mean not my caae as a geographl
:al discoverer but my case aa a man.
If after reading my story yoU say.
Cook Is sincere and honest; half
trazed by months of isolation and
hunger, he believed that he reached
.ho Pole; he is not a faker,* then I
i.: u tuned."
r.r. Cook was amazed at the sensa
tion his reported discovery created.
He will probably be surprised once
more by the world's refusal to bo
"startled" by his confession. It
comes too lste. The "psychologic
moment" has passed. People talk
now of other things.
From the first, fair-minded meu
haro been willing to admit for Dr.
Cook's baseless claim the excuse of
insanity. His Incompetence ss a
idealist, revealed In bis cftrn narra
tive, long ago destroyed every rem
nant of faith ic Ms achievement, and
proof has pressrd upon proof that
he was an Impostor. Ills story wili
net afreet the record.
Yet, so obstinate Is human nature
in clinging to sn error once accepted
there will probably be for years to
come thoee who insist that Dr. Cook
did reach the Pole, even though he
LJrosMf Abandons the claim.
A HELPING llAND.
7* (iladl j* Extended bj a Washington
Citizen.
There are may enthusiastic citi
zens In Washing prpeared to tell their
experience for the public good Tes
timony from such a source is the best
of evidence, and will prore a "help
ing hand" to scores of readers. Reed
(he following statement:
Jackson Baxter, 424 Bonner St,
Washington, N. C.. says: "I suffered
irom kidney and bladder trouble for
a long time. The kidney secretion*
*ere very scanty at times while at
>th?*rs profuse, and the passages wer?
attended with pain. I had severe
backaches snd corsisnt, gnawing
<alns th.-oujjt. my kidneys I was
uehng miserftMe when I heard about
v-ai.'s Kidney HP Is an'l I procured a
ox at the Washington Drug Ce. Tltey
;ave n?e such gre.ii relief that 1 ob
ained a further supply ar.d slm-s
.* ng this the pains across my back
ave almost entirely disappeared. 1
heartily recommend Doane's Kidney
!?llls to anyone troubled Ly kidney
?omidaln;."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
;ents. Foster-Mil burn., Co., Buffalo.
S'ew York, sole agent* for the Unit- j
?d States.
Run ember the name?Ooan's ? 1
ind take no other.
For the sake of brevity why not >
all Covernor Iiaru:on'.* majority i
and let it f,o a* ;hat, which
s plenty?
.Saves an Iowa Maa's Ufe.
The very grave seemed te yawn'
>*?ore Robert Madsen, of West Bur
? ngion, Iowa, when, after seven
*oeU* In the hospital, tour of the
*? * ? -lei*** siave Min ut?. Then
vas shown the marvelous curative
>ower of Electric Bitters. For, af
cr eight months of frightful suffer
ng from liver trouble and yellow
aunrtire, getting no help from other
?emedles or doctors, five bottles of
hi* matchless medicine completely
him. Its positively guaran
eed fcr Stomach. Liver or Kidney
ronbloa a '1 never disappoints. Only
Or a I al' Druggists.
THE P17R8B-OPKXKR
TOE PATH TO THK PURSE
IS PUBLICITY KO MAN
BUYS WHAT HK NEVER
HEAHU or. nownu
MAY BIAKH UNBKBW?TOV
mm Aovnmn *n*
MAI WHO DOESNT AIV
vRimn acorn to omvm
MOM1IT.?TUDOR
????????????*??? ?
Rotert B. 1
tnan ana wife to MsU
ed November 14. lt"
orded In th?( office oC the
Deed* of Beaufort county in
144. psge 74: the und*rs!gnod
am Monday, vbe 6th dny of
ber 1110 at 1J ra.. at the
door in Washington. N. C., at public
auction, o?er (or sale for eash the
niorusfors undivided interest In th
following described property:
North Carolina, Beaufort Count/,
ashlngton and Long Aero township:
First tract being the land on wtlcb
timeline Grist now resides and has
resided for many years?containing
11 aciW more or leas?adjoining the
lands of J, W. Smallwood, Shade
Keys and Rnnyon Mill pond and
8nowd'a Creek. Thle tract Is In
Waahlngton township.
The second tra.it 1s owned by Rob
ert B. Koye and la in lx>ng Acre
township snd is woodland and which
is not at thia time occupied*?con
taining fire acres more or less?no
Joining the lands of Nathan and Hen
ry Hunter. Edmund C'jerry. John C
Brown tract and others, and Is the
same tract of land conveyed by Geo.
R. Qrlat and wife to Robt. B. Keya
by deed dated Dec. 16. 1107. and
recorded In Book No. 141, pgge 511?
Reglster's Offlce of Bsaufort fOTDtr
which deed la herein referred to"*a<J
made a part of tbia conreyanco.
This KOT. 3rd, 1ft 10.
MALACHIA KEYS.
Mortgagee,
py Norwood L. Simmons. Attorney.
NOTICE!
Xorth Carolina?Beaufort CotuAy.
!n the matter of application for par
don for Qeo. Capps, Col.
Notice la hereby given v that the
undersigned will apply to Hon. W.
W. Kitchln, Governor of North Caro-4
llaa, on Friday, December 2nd, 1910
for a conditional pardon for Geo.
Capps, colored, who waa convicted
| of murder In the second degree, and
| sentenced to Imprisonment In the
J 3tate penitentiary for tr/entf J.^rs
j at the December term of the Super
I iPr wv.rt of Beaufott county in the"
'year 190S. All persons wishing to
oppose the granting of said pardon
will take notice and bd prepared to
ofTer such opposition and evldcnc
as they may hare.
This 14th day of November. 1910.
W. A. THOMP8ON.
I '
Notice of Administration
Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of 8amuel 6. Sotch
well. deceased, late of Beaufort coun
ty, North Carolina, notice is hereby
given tbat all clalmi against said
estate must be pres -oted to %tbe ? n
derslgned within tm Ire (12) months
from this, October , 1st, 1910, or thii
1 notice will b pleaded in bar of their
recovery.
| All persons lnc< bted to said estats
are required to make immediate pay
ment.
I This 2leL daj of Oct., 1910.
JESSf- H. BATCH WELL
Administrator f Samuel 8. Batch
well. deceas i.
Notice!
The undersigned having qualified
as executors of the estate of the late
M. M. B. Rodman, all persons hav
ing claims against said estate, will
present them to the undersigned
within twelve months from this date
or this notice will be pleaded in bar
of a recovery.
All persona indobted \o said es
tate must settle such Indebtedness
with the undersigned at once.
Oct. iTth 1910.
W. n. RODMAN,
E. T. RODMAN,
Executors,
6vr Washington. N. C.
NOTICE!
By virtue of a power of sals con
tained In a certain Mortgage deed,
executed by Dean 8utton and wife,
Llllle, to J. B. Bonner, on December
12th, 1804, and by J. B. Bonner duly
transferred and assigned to me. I
will offer for sale, for cash at the
court house door in Beaufort coun
ty, at 12 o'clock M-, on the 28th day
of December, 191 Oy to satisfy the
debt secured by the said mortgage,
the following deecrlped land:
Beginning in Broomfleld Swamp,
at Henry Stephen's 8. E. corner,
thence, with Stephen's line N. 2 E.
210 poles to Peed Town Road;
thence, 8. 8 8 E. 7-58-100 poles;
thence, 8. 2 W. 212 poles to Broom
fleld Swamp; thence, up the run of
said swamp to the beginning. Con
taining ten acre* more or leas, for
more complete description see mort
gage deed, recorded In Che register's
office of Beaufort county in Book 81,
page 458.
This November 21, l?lt.
ELY MOORE.
By W. A. Thompson, attorney. J
bave beganthe direction of thsDem-|
...
? 9' rv^
? *?7 and u i*#r y w
oBmr for Mi., to K? U*V*t M-U.
for Mb, at the rffbr :1">i - * ?U-.nr '..
Beaufort COUFl/ A
?ulb*4 real Mlat*: A ?rta!n trsc.
inircM 01 land lying ana twins U'
Beaufort County and Chocoalnlt.
township. It M&g a pcriioa of U
land conveyed to Nathan J. Oodl
by IV feL Von Bberateln and wlf?
y deed dated November gOth, 1901
which aald deed Is recorded In boo I
111 ft pace 283, and belnc tba.
portion of said land which has no'
beeea heretofore conveyed by th*
said Nathan J. Godley and wife b>
deeds recorded In the registers of
fice of Beaufort county In books 146
pa?? 366. book 146, page S66. IM
book US at pace 147,/the sam<
tract of land herein conveyed beic*
all that portion of aald tract de
scribed In said book US at P*C*
282, which lies on ths weft aide of|
Ithe Norfolk Southern raj'road. tht
said tract of land *attmated to ecu
ttt* !!?Tt3t7 Utc ;c:?f land. T ?
Kovckti; i2th. 19.10.
w. a. buTnt,
? Mortgagee. I
I By Col 11b H. Hardi^c. Atiora;. J
Administrator's Notice.
Ha vine qualffled as adm!alstratoi|
of the estate of Egbert Yea tea dc
| ceased, late of Beaufort county, Nortlj
Carolina, notice la hereby given that
I all claims agalnat aald estate mun
I be presented to the undersigned
within twelve (12) months from
this, Oct 13th, 1910, or this noti?|
will be pleaded In bsr of their recovj
|ery. \
I All persons Indebted to said estaU
are required to make Immediate pay]
,n:ent. , \
J ^ , ARTHUR TBATE8,
A4a|n*f'f*,or ?r Echfrt Yeates, <jJ
eeasod.
IW. A. Thompson, attfrnv/, Au**uTT
j N. C.
Tbto lath day of October, id 10. |
Il8-18>l^?k 6w. J
NOTICE
North Carolina, Beaufort Count;
Superior Court, Spring terr 1|?10.
Peter Langley va Pleasant Jungle.
To the defendant above nanod:
You are hereby notified that th
above entitled action has been Inst,
tuted against jfeu in the Supcrlo
Court of Beaufort County, North Car
olina, for the purpose of obtalnlni
an absolute divorce; thst the com
plaint has been filed thereli
alleging statutory grounds, whlcl
entitles the plaintiff to ab
solute divorce, and thft the sum
mons in aald action lit returnable In
to aald court, before the judge there
ef at the courthouse In Washington
N. C., on the 13th Monday after th
let Monday In September, It bfln.^
the 5th day of Lisiomber, 1910, whei
fend wbers you are commanded to ap
pear nnd r.nawar too^Vatd complaint
: within til3 t'.ms iequlrcd by la*
or toe plaintiff will apply to .ttu
court for tne relief therein demand
ed. '-f x
Given under my hand and ten! tbf
1st day of November. i91?k
GEO. A. PAUL.
Clerk of Superior Court
Notice!
By v!rtnc cf a power of arie cov
talned In a mortgage oxecoted o
February 12tb, 1909. by J. Wile
Ball and wife to Howard Wlnfleld
and recorded In Register's office oi(
Beaufort county. In Book 162, pas?
337, I will on Monday, the Eth day
of December, 1910, at 12 o'clock, m.
at tbe court house door of BeauCori
county, at Washington, K. C., offei
for sale to the highest bidder, foi
cash, at public auction, a certalr
piece, parcel or lot of land lying ?n(*
being In North Carolina. Beaufort
county. Washington township, anC
described and defined as follows, to
i wit: In whst is known as vWaLsh
tngton Heights" being lot No 8. Ir
Block No. 6, according to HalTj^iaap
of said property. 'See - deed from
Washington Investment Compsn to
J. Wiley Ball and wife, recorded In
Book 145, page 59, records of b4?u
fort county. Being same- lot <-f tend
?wheron said parties of the first part
Nor. S, 1918.
HOWARD WINFI?L,D.
Klcholsoa 4 Daniel, attorneys. 15-4
A OALli FOR TAtm.
Tour taxes hare been dye sine*
September lf and I hats be?n waft
ing patiently. Now it Is.Ume you "
paid, aad about Une for me to
tie with the sU<e. Come la asd sat
tie at ence.
*ee A.
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?
accounts given drefol
Just Received!
WEFtr.t* .?
* New Prepared Buckwheat, Hon.iny Grits,
Oat Men I and Evaporated Peaches. All
kinds of Fruit arriving daily.
imt~: *
E. L. ARCHBELL
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When ip need of that
Barrel of Flour, ind we
will save you money,
A big shipment just re
ceived. All brands. Any
price.
?
Call phone No. 327.
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