?
i of tylmi in i
UcUre Order o( Kiln. The Wuh
?Q|tOB M|? No. SIS. will lu*t
Cxalr Maul cetotoratlo* ow their
dead el their hell at S:?0 o'clock.!
A" full program of the exercise* wee I
published In yesterday^ Dally New*,
the ore tor of the day will be Ret.
Robert V. Hope, pea tor of the Chrie
ftlan church aad the eulogies over
the deed brother*. Meeerm. r. O. Paul
aad William P. Baugham will ha de
livered by Major Wiley C. Rodmag
ead A. D. McLoaa. Esq.. respectlve
The music promised is of high or
der and merit. Some of Washington's
beet sincere are to take part
All over the United Statee tomor
row afternoon the order of Elks will
pay fitting tribute to the memory
?f thoee of their brothers that have
peaked into the great beyond dur
ing the past year. No town more
flttingly observe^this occasion than
Washington. Not only sre the mom*
hern of the order urged to attend,
hut the general public has a cordial
fcuritation to Igp present.
The order of Elks in Washington
is.one of the most thriving secret
organization*. It ha* done no little
tor (he uplift of the city. Many h
widow and orphan can bear testi
mony to tbelr worth in thia city.
Thoee who attend the memorial ex
ercise* tomorrow afternoon "will be
amply repaid. ttfUMB
Invitation To
M. E. Church
The ladies of the Woman's For
eign Missionary of the Methodist
church will render the following pro
gram at the M. E. Church Sunday
morning at 11 o'clock:
Doxology.
Duet: "l Gave My Life for Thee."
Scripture reading:?Ninety.sixth
Fsalm.
Prayer in concert.
Rolo; "Korean Campaign Song."
Reading by Miss Thorne.
Recitation by Miss Mettle Spen- j
ecr.
Duet: "hooking This Way."
Reading by Mrs. Cordon
Hymn: "All Hail the Power of
Jcau* Name."
Everybody i? .ordlally invited'to
a; lend.
AWFUL PAINS
FULLY DESCRIBED
1 Lady of Pizarro Tells Story ot
Awful Suffering That Cardul
Finally Relieved.
Pizarro. Va?"I suffered for several
Tears writes Mrs. Dorma A. Smith.
with thai awful backache and the bear
ing down sensations, so fully described
m your book. '
? tried doctors and other medicines
ana found little relief, until I was induced
fo try Wine of Cardui, when I found in
stant relief and today 1 can heartily
recommend Cardui to all suffering women
and th<nk there is no other as good."
In some Instances, Cardui gives instant
fchcf; in others, it may take a little time.
But tn all cases of female trouble Cardui
<an be depended on to be of benefit as
* is a specific remedy for women and
?rgans.3 curaljve way on 1116 womanly
As a general tonic f^r women, to build '
?rp your strength, improve your appe
12: 552F cheeks and make
youi look and feel young and happy,
aothing you can find will do so much fo/
you as Cardui.
Your druggist has it.
HYMN OF TH WKSfJl VI n?.
iThe Cavalier.)
We thank Thee thnt the sun and
rain*
Have brought the harvest to our
fields
That we have buerdon for our pr^*
With health ?nd hope that pleb^j
yields.
We thank Tbee for iho touch of
lore
That has upheld us on our road.
flas pointed to far heights above. j
And led to path* before untrod f
And. while we thauk Thee for the
peat.
With beaded knee and hymn of
praise.
Grant differing band clasp hand at
laat.
That peece, not discord, crown our
/ days.
r FKVRIUSHNKWt mm* ACHING.
Wfcottw from nuterlffw ctm41
?**?. COM* Or mrtMlq, or Htair*
m%^tsvsaef
I of a ?rj
I* I
H
rats? Of 1
in
enjoy their beauty? Why should
one collect, through u?nU, the
moat exquisite works of art, If he
cannot find more then a casual half
hour In which to view them? What
are wife aal children If you are al
ways hastening about the world, far
too preoccupied to give them any se
rious thought, or to Tecelve the
pleasure which their company cosld
afford you.
Triumph In the wheat pit or In the
stock exchange, and 1 your succeaa
will be tainted by the storlee' which
those who care for you will hare to
read in every newspaper. Become
the target-of a thousand hoarse
voiced speakers on the stump, who
depict you as a sort of devil; give
I your nights and days a self-defense,
to circumventing mendlcaata, to hold
lug fast what you have won? and
then say whether the burden of
gerat wealth Is not almost too much
to bear.
Your very charities are mocked at.
Your most pubac-spirited actions
are distorted, and your motives are
held up to ridicule. You have no
time for Qod or man or for your own
true self. If your mind ia wholly aet
upon the burden of your wealth,
which in the end will bright the
brain and wither up the body.
And yet there is one sole satisfac
tion?If It be a satisfaction- Millions
or your fellow countryrocut and
"ountryworawn believe, beyoud all
doubt that yon are really happy, and
wll envy you.?Munsey's Magazine.
m:ykn*y.five national
I1ANKS IN NORTH CAROLINA
Washington. Dec. 2.?In a state
ment issued today by the Camjitrol
'er of the Currency It is ehowr. that .
North Carolina has seventy-five na
tions) banks; that they have loans
and discounts amounting to f.'M.OOfl
17*. and that tchlr Individual do-'
lotlts omount to $2<>.'JCs,0o:?.
Not S::rry For Illumlcr
"If my friends hadn't blundered;
n thinking I was a doomH victim;
( consumption, I might not alticj
:OV.'," writes I). T- Sanders, of Har-;
odsburg. Ky.. "but for yuais they;
ay every attempt to cure .1 lung J
-t f>u*h fall. At la*t r tried
"?r. King'* New Discovery. The oi'-?
'e<-t was wonderful. It soon stop
icd the cough and 1 am now In bet-i
et health than I have had for'
? cats. This wonderful life-sa\er is
in unrivaled remedy for coughs.'
olds, lagrippe. nstbma. croup, hem-'
? rrhaecs, whooping cough or weak
''ing*. 50c. 41.00. Trial lmtfl<* tree.
? tiinrantecd by all Druggist*
NORFOLK
SOUTHERN
RAILROAD
Route of The
"Night Express"
Schedule in effort Novraur 6th
N. B?The following ach^Julo rtft
virt-s published as information cnl?
and are not guaranteed.
NORTH BOUND
Trains leave Washington
2:20 a ra. Daily for Norfolk. ?*on
nerts for all points north and west.
10: "?0 a. m. Daily for Norfolk,
?-ennects for all points North and
West.
BAST BOUND
3:0& p. m. Daily except Sundar foi
Belhaven.
WEST BOUND
7:00 a m. Dally except Snnda? for
Greenville, Wilson nod Raleigh Con
neets North, South and Went with
?11 lines.
4:00 p. m Dally encopt Sunday
for Oreenvllle. Wilson snd Rslelgh.
1:20 n. m. Dally for Greenville.
Wilson and Rale4gV Connects
North South and Want
SOUTH BOUND
2:SO n. m Dnllr for New Bern,
Klnston and Goldabero
10:07 a. m. Deity ecr*pt Sunday
for New Born
1:50 9. m. Dally tor New Bern,
Goldsboro, snd Bonntof*
For further Information and ro
Mrratfca <X
?p*c?. >pHr m r.
WuhlRitm, W. ft. ? .i
la mathematics Johnny
la hardly any good,
*? iv%?t be can kalt
? wbollen mitt
Am waU aa grandma could;
? doeea't kaok one hero
Or date in ^atorjr,
But hipt hooray!
Hie hoicks of clay
Are beautiful to sea.
Before he'd radiated
An awful lot he'll kaoa.
And be can turu
The thing* he'll tear*
To profit?maybe eo;
But yet. loinebow or otbar.
Before he 4nlt?. we bop*.
He'll (earn endurh
"Old-vathiooed stuff"
To drown this modern "dop*."
?Paul Weal, In New Tork World.
Foand Hob In Morgue.
Philadelphia, Dec. 2.?"That l*?
my box" a?l<l Leon Wiener, of Roa
bury, Mass.. tonight When he viewed
the body In the morgue hero of the
man who ehot and killed Bpeclal Po
liceman Hamett In a pistol duel In
which he himself met death. H?*
man Welner whose body la In the
morgue, le!* hi^ home In Roibury .
i*bout two months ago. He was 26
rears old. and had served two terms
in the reformatory nnd ? term In the
hnuee of correction I nBoston, it Is
ftated.
Ills ldrn:!flcation helps to clear r
mystery on which the dctectlve force ]
3f this city have been working over
?ver since the double killing on No
vember 28.
He had carefully removed all clues
from his clothing and more than
100 possible identifications were run
>ut before the body was positively
recognized.
Assistant Director of Public Safe
ty O'Loary said tonight that photo
graphs of the dead man In which
the eyes had been painted on the
negative to give a life like reaem
blanre, had done more than anything
Pise to lead to the final identification
This was the flret time such a pho
tograph had hern made for police
work.
.\muii(il V.VH) for Kls*
Shrcvcport. La . Dec. 2.-?District
court Judge A. J. Mnrf held that a
Mrs of n young widow was worth
$500.
The -deeffeion was rendered in the
rase of Mrs. Grace Hunter against
J. L. Norman, former postmaster at
Oil City, this paish. It was the
postofhee that the alleged oQer.se
committed.
Mrs Httliter alleged tl'at XcnrfHn
OFTIOJS
?4I.
I ha?? option upon Doom i
?? But Hecond .tn?u No. tow
114. ? or > roomo. waftar. (u. elec
tric UM.
I. KOUH would coot two
jU?j?rm to rebuild to<Uy;
r itt, lata* ul deep lot.
praoticall?
lot alone la worth aeveatoen Hundred
Aollara. II (Old la tb? next tea dan
coea tor 13.750. yo? par tor the new
pavement of ildewalka. now betas
built. It locatiaa of konae la worth
anything you can take Ula In coo
peration. b'or any Information tall Jo*, not balleTe
at Baker's Studio. ter qaeatlon by waiUa* for rata
C. Warm.
Herbert L. Smith I* oa? tman wjio
la haaUtM th? .a
11
LOWEST PRICES
LARGEST ASSORTMENT
Of Lk>1I and Toys in the City.
SPENCER BROS., Inc.,
Wholesale and Retail.
1
If you don't believe that
MOORE'S
MODERN METHC~S
f will save mcney in your office
Let us send
on approval
for a free trial any Loose Leaf Binders, a Cabinet and Record
Sliecls on any of these forms:
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Imnii ?*? ?- i n?*i^u
t>? <-? I rs..u?
ti<??w| > Tim fm tV** (*!?
SarwL.
W"M? 1
If they prove our claims?pay us; if not they cost you nothing.
WASHINGTON DAILY NEWS
IAMFJ L VAYO. fU. PW??
114 EAST MAIN ST. WASHINGTON. M C.
f old roacn Tin tec of SA T ?
16*ACTICN newfevor
MONEY BACK. 4s?rt? $3.50
43'lt, $4.40 nnci M-de
of ficrtt qua'ity Vulcanite
with 14K. Gold Nibs?Iridi
um roints. Also Speci's'lv
V-.ui.ud Gift Terr. T-he 14
different style points in <scb
insures sn exactly right
point tcr every use sod u$*r.
For Sale By
HARDY'S DRUG &TCRE
Wiifter Brides
We've a Message
For Yon. It Con
cerns the Furnishing
of Your Home
It's the first little hoas you've furnkbed aad it's going to be > great pleasure.
You've ideas bow you want It?and when beat to earn out soar boose (dean la yoor puz
zling question, isn't it.
The question needn't be ponHog?the earring oat of yow borne Ideaa needn't bother you
one siagle bit?if you'll bat cose to tbs Southern Furniture Co. store.
Went here to carry out yonr home Ideas?we're her* to serve you well
yon can came 2 rn with adaotnto confidence hi on-oor goods*
Thrt'n the aort of store yon've In mind, isn't M And H
M forth* MIL Are yon going t^ do it?
our prices.
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Ttr~ Yp ^Sj|| B *U2
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lit pay* to read tb? ?dmtbem?nt?.
THB8K <
jrs' i .
wo? l wt you ?hlTsrtnc? ka<? |>
ttrrora (ar jm?tT im tm t (?
ntlator la y?r rwa i??uhuUi1
vltk oar mIm ??? rour on >f ???
loot pliwo. Tan Ik* cock, atrlko ?
MKk ao<t J art fed r*ar avctiat
grow mnforuto* t* ? iric*. ?Im
you'ro drmU Too XI rh-rtv o# IM
lu, m aottlu Mat fir i (m aaWa.
AM a* kmw torn. ! \ V
IIN6T0N LI6HT & WATER CO.
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Washington Daily News
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?5
---t?o voc?
Usually Have
\ .
?THK? >
MONEY
-?AT THE?
OPPORTUNE
TIME?
Notice, within the clrele of
yopr personal arqaaiatance
and observation, the nigm
t ions?-the wuggcstlon fraufcht
fact that the people who ure In
the habit of rtadlM' ads. ml
?ally have money lo buy ad
vertised things!
__
If it la not already true of
ml
Personally,
BARGAIN
Voa CM anuallj tako praapt
?Ihutxt of the attrr, It win
hra>M <rtw of yon nn short
Ir "Ittt rim have bctnma ? rc
Mto and ???.(!11 of
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WITT IT
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