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NEW YEAR GREETINGS
The Daily New* wishes every
reader and patron a happy and pros
perous New Year. May the y#->
1911 be the very best In their hlr
toiry and when it comos to a cto'i
may they ono and all think of the
pleasant and profitable days the yen
has bestowed' npon them.
Before another Issue of this p-*
per goes to Us readers they tan all
writ? 1911. The year about to
cloao Is history; the opportunities
presented for auccesR or failure can
not now bo remedied or modified?
the future ia the Konl to which ali
Should look and in doing so a"
ahould have only one Incentive, tr
Improve the opportunity .and try as
beat they can to return talent for
talent and not bury It In the ground
and then when the test Is ree.ulr<???
not to meet It with excused. New
resolutions. beginning tomorrow
are to be resolved on by many a one
will they he kept or will they soon
be forgotten? It Is for those who
resolve to turn over a new leaf t'
answer.
Every individual Is his own m-*
ter. It Is for him to do as he thinks
rirht and proper. He l? his only mon
itor-?no one other than himself can
dictate to him the right and wrong
and then follow It for- him.
This is an age when all must tread
the pathway of life unaided and un
supported. The burden rests solely
and alon? upon Individual shoulders
The year 1910 has been a great
year for North Carolina In various
ways. The state has gone forward
nt a rapid pace and Beaufort county
Is consntcuous In this progress. Our
people have much Indeed to be
thanVful for and they should rejoice
over the fact that many things have
been theirs for which to render
thanks.
Let us not forget that another year
Is uron us and we should all aa a
people strive to surpass our achieve
ments ,cf the past year and do what
we can for our community and fel
iowman.
New Yeas greetings to every read
er. May the hand of plenty be oo
ened In every home and good will
and cheer be the portion of every
cltlsen In th county of Beaufort and
city of Washington.
Write In now 1911.
"Wonder how many will promise
to "swear off" this time and keep
It?
Many a fellow will pretend to
driak his last drop of boose tonight.
Dollars to doughnuts he don't keep
it until next Christmas.
Today la the last day to* regrets
in Washington. Tomorrow Is the
first scene In the drama of new reso
lutions..
President Taft has never seemed
Me to get his "Judicial tempera
lent" pqpperly focused on Ballln
The hobble skirt Is to be succeed
ed by the Turkish trooser gown, bat
this Is a subject upon which eves
opinion is divided.^
In nnawerlng 1
Pudency M
?nt dfgf
the large cities, ]
b quit. the i
thought, toward fe'
bat he WM quit* aur? tt v
larger newipapere. more i
more >dTert^|n(.
i: "The comiu. paper," .old
3ett?. "will be even 1
which Is now being
must have more pages to carry the
advertisements wblcb it *Ul be foro
ed to cdrrr. That is only one ii<*?
of the paper problem.* We io*?
money on the subscription side nf
the paper, now that ve run twenty
page papers, because the white pa
per coats so much more than the
subscriptions paid. I
"Add to that cost th? numerous j
expenses of labor and other depart
ments and you can see the yawntn-,
deficit the advertiser muat bridge.
On the Other hand the advertising i*
more Important to the advertlaer
than to the paper, for the life of hie
business depends on it. He must ad
vertise to exist; we muat carry K
advertising and to do It we tnys*
odd more and more pages to the P'?
per."
Mr. Scltz declared that the adver
tising la of more value to th0 adver
tlser In a large paper than It'woutt
be in a smaller one. because the pa
per literally becomes a directory f"
thc buyer whose dependency on it
grows.
"At any rate," he said, "there will
bo no more papers in the futur~
than now. It Involves a much larr
er amount of cash now to start a pa
I>er than It did years ago. It taker
a fortune of real money to get to
gether your office, your organlra'Jo
and your field. It costs so mucv
that a man who has money enough
to start a paper today ought to have
sense enough not to do it."?Led
ger-Dispatch.
The 1911 water wagon is driving
up.
It is risky business to sw
all your bad habits at once.
The average pocket book looks as
If it had been on a diet.
Dr. Cook seems to believe that the
hair of the dog 1b good for the blt^.
It is invariably the late shoppers
that does the post exchanging.
Now Loeb has deserted Col. Rooso
velt and left Jake Rlis alone thc
faithful friend.
Nat Goodwin's Christmas present
was another suit for divorce brought
by his actress-wife Edna Goodrich.
This will be the fourth time the
actor has had' a matrimonial call
down.
toll and the courage that 1
not. $Sar
? .Aside from the aspect of i
ual achievement
from the railroad i
suggestive.
The program along t
model transportation conditions <
mands the energies of men who ar<- I
familiar with the practical aide o' |
the work.
The day seems at band when the
railroads will turn away from flnan
clrl manipulation to the steady im
provement of their properties unde?
?ho direction of men who are practl-j
leal builders.?I.edger-Dispatcb.
PENSION REFORM.
That the Congress must heed tl
demand now arising from man: |
Quarters for a pruning of the pen
sion roll and more light upon wher.?|
the millions pf dollfcrs of the pet
pie's money go seem reasonably cor-1
tain. -
Many influential and conservative j
Journals have of late besn aroused i
to .the enormities of the Pension l??$
partment And the cry for retrench-1
ment and reform is no^ loud and<ln i
slsffent.
One of the most potent factor*. in |
arousing this demand to the know]- j
edge whlph lately has. iJeen rr>? I
public vdry forcibly by the World*
Work, and this Is that the Pension !
Office absolutely refuses to tell * j
whom pensions are paid and whs' ?
the pension paid apy tndlvidua: i
amounts to.
While there may be some proprle
ty in suppressing this lnformatir*
in certain cases where It is not deem
cd proper that the poverty of lndi
vlduats shall be laid bare, the lee'
is that It is the money qf the people
which 1b bolng given sway and th?y
have a right to insist upon knowing
to whom It Is bolng given and for
what purpose.
In view of the secrecy maintained
there is ample room for the suspic!r
that rich, dishonest and unworthv
persona are being given money
which tRey neither need nor deserve.
The hour has come when light pho"V
be thrown upon the pension list.?
Ledger'Dispatch.
AUK-NT VOIT COMING TO GET THEM??W. u; jour-. ar? her? be
rause we know wtoi jroa Mi the splendidly complete stocks of erery
thing that la newest and beet In conplMa home turnlahlngs whan too
realise, upon examination ana) rorap.rUon. juit how Bach i
is your*. TOO will seta* your bom* furnishings here.
The goods m better goods. I
tin prleee Uw ?o?.jr sarins hind
One good resolution
U gets broken. Xo
-shame?
?W. J LAMPTO.W in Xcv
World.
Progress la the law of 11
la not taftn BB yet.?Brown1
For frue charity though ne'er i
secret llnds its just reward.
??? - |
A man's errors ere what make him
cm!able.?Goethe.
Trus| thrit man In nothing wtfo
has noi a conscience In everything.
?
Better trot be at all, J
Than f?t be noble.?-Tennyson. 1
nber this,?that very little |
la neefel to make a happy life.
Auretlfr
People will not look forward to
who never look backward
to thtfr ancestors.?Burke.
' Don't make the mistake by claim
ing that yon never make ono.
llobson probably now feels that It
would be worth a war to be able to
say I-told-you-so.
LECAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtu*-of a mort
gage from H. W. Dixon to* the un
Igned, dated January 27th. 190#
and recorded in the Register's office
of Beaufort County In book 152, at
page 315, the undersigned will, ou
the SOth day of January. 1011, at
12 o'clock M., before the court
house door in Beaufort county, soli
for caah. to the blgbeat bidder, the
following described tract of land:
la the State of North Carolina,
County of Bes.ufort. Chocowlnlty
township, adjoining the lands of
Dawson Downs, Riley Edvards and
others, lying and being In and
Horse Branch, and being the name
land conveyed by tl-e will of Mar>
Hill to her daughter, Betsy Brown,
during her natural life, and then .to
the two children of Betay Brown,
Pally A.; and Amarina, said will la
recorded fa the clerk's office of
Beaufort county In book "F", pago
621; reference Js also made to
deed from David Purser to James H
Taylor, dated the 9th day of March
1S95 and recorded In the register's
office of Beaufort county in book 84,
page ill; also to a deed from W.
H. Hill and wife to H. W. Dixon,
dated November 6th, if05, and rec
orded In jJ>ook \it, page 80, being
the same tract of land described In
the aforesaid mortgage.
| Tbla the 28th day of Dec: 1910.
I" QEORQB A. PHILLIPS,
Mortgagee.
P. T. PHILLIPS, owner of debt.
By Small. MacLean ft McMullan,
attorney*. l.jOc.
XOTICE OF SALE
| by yfrtue of the power of sal*
tained fn a certain deed of mortgage
from 8. 8 Hardlson dated the 26th
day of July 1904 th? under.li
will on Monday the ZOtfc day of
suction, for
bidder, an that
o?| of land
in the county
of North
1905, h?
Nicholson,
recrded in
W oe DeW . . ???
Book it? at page 231. to which ref
erence Is hereby made far further
particular!-.. We will on Thur3doj.thc
12th day of January. 1911, at 11
o'clock nooh.^t the court house door
to Beaufort couuiy, 6ffer for ?udo to
the highest bidder for cash the fol
lowing described real estate* towlt:
",A certain piece or tract of land ly
ing and being, iu Beaufort county,
state aforesaid, in Washington towu
jshlp, qnd described and definod ar>
follov. b, to Wit: Beginning at aa
"Iron stob" on tbo west side lino of
Market strict extended ?3 teet from
tho eastern beginning of the divid
ing line between Ancle B. T^ieholson
and B. B. Nicholson of what ' 1p
known as the Eason Farm, and run
ning northwardly with the said west
fclde line of Market street extended
(lfco feet) one. hundred and fifty f
feet, thence west'wardly by parallel
| lines to the dividing line between
Annie E. Nicholson and B. B. Nich
olson (300 feet) three hundred feet,
thence southwardly by parallel line
to west side line of Market street
extended one hundred and fifty feet
(ISO feet) to a point 25 feet from
said dividing line between Annie E.
Nicholson and B- B. Nicholson,
thence eastwardly (300 feet) throe
hundred feet to the beginning."
This December 8. 1910.
ANNIK E. NICHOLSON,
MortsXM
Q?o. A. Phillip*. owner otAho
wot
By Collin H. Harding, .ttornfv 1-Sc
NOTICE OF XOSSTGAGE 8AU
|l*nder and by virtue of the powei
of sale. contained In a certain mort
BftRe deed, given byJ. O. Griffin and
wife, Caroline Griffin, on March 16,
lftlQ. to Tillman Paul, which salt
instrument la recorded In the office
of the register of doeda of Craven
cunty in book igl, page 304. ttao
same being hereby referred to (
mortgagors having defaulted In the
payment of the indebtedness therein
?ured) I will on Wednesday the
18th day of January, ltll, at 11
>'clock M., sell to the highest bid
der for caa'rt at, the court house door
In Beaufort county, the folli wing de
scribed remI estate: A certain piece
or tract ot land, lying and being 1l
Craven county, state of North Caro
lina, in Number One Township, and
described and defined as follows: Be
ginning in Stewart's line at old oanal
and running with William Carawan's
line to Olstra Branch 4 4 poles, with
aald branch to John Smith's line and
with John Smith's line back to the
old canal thenoe with the
nal to the beglnftlng, containing
nine (Ity seres more or less. Terms
of sale cash. The land is sold In
Beaufort county in accordance wltn
the expressed terms of the mortgage.
Thu Dmmlm 1Mb, i?l?.
TILLMAN 1-Afl,.
Cy W?rd * Ortne*. .
Dr. Wood row wltaon
>? not ??.r? of ar? rut u
no iiitw ti bim
man for a or two no. nn* t
Don't make Ih
?
.
? .c'
Effective Sunday. Dec. istb
No. in v.Ul Wa.:xln?toi
a Ne'.v Dern 3.40? m\ : rrive
Kltnton 6:5* n. u. aad Clcldaboro
S a. m. TAin No. 1C, leave Guldr
Wo 8:46 P. m.. Klnston 9:401p. m .
N?'?v Bern 11:05 i>. m., arrive Wash
ini^cu 12.36 a. m.
W. U. Ilunson, Gonl. 8upt Norfolk,
Va.
iW. W. Cfoxton, G. P. A., Nor folic,
**> y-: , ^ .%
; NOTIQK!
jjjwj?? ??4i *
North Carolina, Beaufort County;
lu the Superior Court, Before the
Clerk.
|B:'"M. Brown, Administrator of Jim
rale Dunn,?deceased, VU. Emma
Dunn McCoy, Ransom McCoy,
Garfield Dunn and Will Leary
The defendants. Ransom McCoy
and Garfield Dunn, above named,
will take notlc that a proceeding
entitled as above lias been com
menced in the Superior Court of
Beaufort county for the purpose of
selling the lands situated in Wash
ington North Carolina, belonging ?"
the estate of Jimmie Dunn, deceas
ed, said lands being more fully de
scribed In the petition flW in said
proceeding, to make assets to pay
the Indebtedness and coats of ad
inlnistratlon of said docedenOs es
tate; and the said defendants will
further take notice that they are re?
quired to appear before the Clerk
of the Superior Court of Beaufort
county, in his office in said county,
on the 10th diyr of January, 1011,
and answer or demur to the petition
filed U? said proceedings, or the
petitioner ?'ill apply for the relief
demanded ?n the petition. ^
This lOthday of December 1910
\ Vv GEO- A. PAUL,
1-10c Clerk Superior Court
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N
N
Jol
At ? regular meeting of the Board
of iUanvn held on Noramber 7,
1910. the Xollovloc ordinance na
Wt
I
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w
B
Be It ordained: That It .hall be
unlawfil for any Dhyalelan to treat
a case of tuberculoela In the town of
Washington wltkont notifying the
city physician within ten daya
the dlagnoala-br Juch p
?a<?: and anr
Ihla ordinance aha
!ar for etch day
the Utno Of the eaplratlon
daya aforeaald, and I
of the city phyalclan.
1. Thla ordinance
efleet after the 16th day of
her 1110.
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Wm Promote Beauty.
ICHOLSON & DANIEL
Attorneys-at-Law
iPractice Id All Courts
icholson Hotel Building
I t? ?
1B. Small. A. D. MacL^an,
Harry McMullan.
iMALL, MACLEAN &
McMULI.AN
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
W ashington, North (.aroltaa.
\v. D. GRIMES
lATTORNEY-ATLA^
?'uhln,ioii, North Carolina.
Practices In all the Cout .a.
B. Rodman, wile/ C. J
IODMAN fc RODM/_
Attorneya-nt-Lawj
Washington, N. C.
? _
[. XL BOND, Edcnton, N. C.
'.ORWOOD L. SIMMO? S
B<*ND & SIMMONS
O TtJRNhYS-AT-LAW
Vt ? hlnjrton, North Carolina.
Practice In all Corn u.
[? L Vaugh n \v- A./
VAUGflAN & THOMPSON
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW|
. aahlnston and Aurora, N. C
IPractice b. mM the court!.
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