NORTH CAROLINA
at
wm be admitted by Canada free
of duty When from tMa countryy
"Heretofore canned oyitm bare been
taxed throe eenta per pachage whPn
In Tflnttlns. and fl*e cent* per "pack
afce when In quart tin*; and T.he*e
rates hrre been Well rltfh prohibitive
"North Carolina put up 9177,990 of
canned -oysters In lt05.
J A*"e to enter Canada from the
"United State* at one-fourth or the
present duties of Xmshslled or at tme
. third of the present duties If Shelt
Oxnada' Imported about ?95,000 of
.. un Shelled -peanut? from the trotted
States In the year ended March TL.
1910, and about 941,900 of ahene?
peanuts. She collected approximate
ly 940.000 -more In duties on thl*
characteristic North Carolina prod
act than If the pending reciprocity
had been In force. ?
^ 4f two cegts per ponnd
oa unshelled peanuts Canada wfll
lery only one-half a cent per pound,
?ad In place Of threfe eenta per pound
of ton prr Mnt tron lMr rormetSvi*
w?lch fm one-fourth of th???ltie
ttl? psrtarmancc ?wm befts i.rowstly
at 8:30. Reserrwl seats to those aot
holdlni Mm ttcxra Will be TSe;
general 'admission 50c; children *5e.
Tickets -will be am tnfto at Hor?7*s
Dm* nope. .4-ft
HaVwnod Robert Mattlove. as im
personator, monotogtetwund reader is
an artWL in the truest sense. TH?
work Is particularly noticeable tkru
the lines humor aad Trts mission is
to make -you laugh. Ft?a and ?er-|
sonal reports from avwrpwltore war
rant as ki calling M xnthe "mirth
Mr. lHa.loys is a renter of rare
jftlent and ability, A a m character
Impersonator and dialect delineator |
he excels and will not NH to highly
entertain" tfll who mar be so fortu-i
Tobacco Farm Help
WANTED
I WANT TO KMPLOr A VUfBK
or Himyiuous xm w n
R WITHOUT FAMILY TO no OKI
I ?
1.50 year
lftxnd 15c
W *to???fing town ordinance. TrlsA.
"Rot gtfTTty.
State Tg. And r*>w "Herring and
*eia Tif. ij?rr?rr. TWea. oniw-r,
"Herr*ng be <1 ten Led *tx> fcrar months
In J*fL
State vs. "Claud "t^lat-k -and Barm
Mft. A. T?. w. Tttd. -Guilty
Ft*te -vs. "Wm Thompson -and. Mary
"Thompson. Tairceny. "NdrPros as te
"Mary "Thompson. "Wip. "Thorn ipon
triM. -wot twnty
BUte vs. Thfts. TWe'-cer. "Jim Mer
cer, T?ee. Brown aria "Hay* dark. A.
D. W. 'Tried Odlfty Htm Mercer
lined sod one-fourth costs, the
Other delfcndanta flned $10.00 each
and one-fourth costs.
State tb. TJarfield Taff. Larceny
and TecelVln*. Tried. Tkfllty or re
c4tftajt -stolen Roods TtuoWhig them
to have "been stolen.
"State -p. Joe WasbhrKton. T^arceny
Pleads yruflty. Sentenced -to four
months on rotraty roads.
State rs. "FTimlTTott. "Larceny. De
fendant caTlefl -and failed. "Judgment
nl "eel set fa.
The grand Jmy reconrnietfded that
tbe Sheriff's office be icmotad from
the Jail and tl)at be T>e furnlibed
with more eonrm odious -trnarterrs and
that the offices Of clerk of fho court
and register of Oeeds be enlarged.
Bee. S. H. Broom to Preach tsf|th
!?*? SniHlar Krwl* ' v V
Pamlico chapter No._??. JMghta
of Prthlai, will attend the FtrttMeth
odlat church nut flicdk}' enmlne In
a bo4r at wfclch time the pastor. Ties
R. H. Broom will dwBier to -tMB ?
?pedal sermon. ThU will be lite ?Tth
aaajrenair or the order. There -will
he apectal muatc. V. _
.A* bill to entitled, "An A U to
A the C barter of the City of
MSl&XMn. N. C.7
Jflfre General Aium'.:; of Sifirth
Carolina do enact:
Section l . That sections Un, alcr
en, Wire ?nd tUrMa (10. 11, It
an4 .13) Chapter One Hundred
^^Kftenty (170) Private Laws of
N*o*l^ Carolina, session of Oae Thou
Nino Hundred and Three
(lift?) be and the same are hereby
TOBtaleJ. and the Collowfes la hereby
ftu<uted in Ilea thereof
aj^rtioa 3. Tb% "Rsrardera Court"
created and eatabMahol by House
Bill Bo 899, Scout* m No. ??. ra
tios of 1>11 of the Oa&eral Autm
bly ft Nortt CtnW>l. ?hall h?v?
*n? BC"?* ell of iQue Jurisdiction, j
poWar and anthorttj conferred upoa
the Major of the dtr of Washington
by sections tea, el*ren and thlrteea
{1% Jl, 12, 13> t**bapter One H?b-'
and 9aremy <1701 Private Lava ef
eers of the cip^ol Washington, under'
tl?e prvfMftms-tif House Bill Wo. 3?5
tend 3errate "BmTJo. 359 of aowflon of
1*11. i?f the "Oeneral Aasenrtrtf of
TJTrth Card Una, -creatine said -record
trf*a rourt. add 'those which would be j
tttte unB^T" the-Coreaald Seettons ten,
^JevmWwolve and thirteen fit), ll,
11. TXVVf Chapter One Hrmdred and
^Seventy "Private "La wa of North Car
<ffhra. wB^aion <5f 1903, and shall pay
the aanae over*eo the Treasurer of
The "Ctty ot Washington. SaWTrcav
Tmer shuTL credlV-eame to the "general
rlty Tan?,
Bectton '5. "The Mayor of the City
or WaahftiBtOB Shall, receive u-salary
Of 8i*,"Hwndrad "Dollar (3 UK) 00)
per -aim urn, to he paid la rmmtnly
Ineta'Thnetft of 'fVO.OO on .the first
day -of each and every month \y the
treasurer,
Section 6. The members rff tbe
Bovrd of Aldermeti shall recChre for
eatfh Rtrti every regular meeting of
the Board of Aldermen that they at
tend tbQeam of two dollars. ( $3.00)
each, to "be paid by the treasurer out
of the etty general fond.
flection 1. All lav* and daneaa of j
. .,s, .....
The well-known firm of the Ji
t. Clark Company, to now en gaged la
?emod?lfrr.ihelr large store on W?t
M?ln past week the
time during
pake thl? place ot business one
the moot sttractlrk and modasjvli:
Ihla seotion of North Carolina. >
The mala sta<rw*y has been W
nove^vfrom the center of the bond
ing ana placed in the rear, leadiag
to a well-arr*aged aad convenient
balcony. On t)e balcony will be lo-|
eated the buaiaees offices and the|
cashier. From this balcony entrance
te had to the mlHlnery department
on the second floor which IflHH
been rearranged. Tbe entire store |
Is being <remodled and will work
narked Improvement. ? ;? |
Not only doee the new arrangement
afford more room bat it expedites
matters considerably In the way of
handling the large amount of busl
nesajj-ansacted dally. Tho Ji '
Clark Company baa always enjoyed
a large and lucrative trade in Wash
lngton and curroandlng country andj
the Improvements now being lna tail
ed will afford them better opportun
ity to meet tbe demakda of their
growing patronage. Tha store will
be .a JSPftel. It must be saen by the
Daily Nawa readers to be properly]
appreciated.
laws In conflict with this act are here
by repealed.
Section 8. This act shall be la fall
force from aad after its ratification.
BBHT PRISONERS
GAIN FREEDOM
Bight prisoners made their escape
at large excepting one. who
-after reaching tbe Norfolk Southern
ftepOtVta&M to return and give hlm
?eiTaV He was under sentence for
?a term oT three years in the state
prlaon"- for "housebreaking.
The prisoners, according to state
ment of tbe -returned prisoner made
their escape between one and two
tWIodk.
This is the second Jail delivery
'within the TJasrt year, three prison
ers having cut their way out through
'the wall.
The exit was made last night
Lttrrough. Cbe wyLr wail of the Jail af
ter having 'succeeded In gaining their
freedom from thelT respective cells.
| *Rie prisoners again demonstrated
fks Tact "that even steel bars is not
a bar to their freedom. By the skilled
use of a wire Inserted in the combi
nation btox at tbe main entrance to
tbe cells by Which the padlocks were
lifted from their position in conse
*wnce -off -which the door could bo
opened tbey -were enabled to pick
tbe wall susd gain freedom. Tbe hole
taJthe wall wes made about 12 feet!
from the <remi and was about a foot
- - - >
THE G?M THEATRE
HOWE 18 WARM AND OOZY
?Once roe Unit the "OBM" rem II
??*? it ? *nctlv, to to there .rery
time the pictures ere changed,
rmceukta'tkui better piece toco
the efclldraa m. Atalealoa ? end l*c
uirw/nr | WASHINGTON'S
? rv. MO V I 1 GREATEST STORE
OUR BUYERS leave for the Northern Markets, Monday, February 20th.
Any Special Order* will receive Prompt and Careful Attention.
?
MADAME LITTLER will be In charge of our Millinery Department. Any
Special Orders will Have Her Personal Attention.
MIL llliuiuiflliu
OF THREE STATES
[oaporunt Meetiog To Be
- ? Held ia Raleigh ^
[HE MEDICAL SOCffTT
Is OoayoMd ot the Idling Doctor*
tn Vlrglala and the Two Carollnas.
A Urge AUMduM- 4* Linked for.
The Com Mm tm Anw?nMM
Making i ExtsoHve Preparatlol*. J\
Raleigh, N. C-. Fem. t?.? Tha Trl
SUte Medical Sadat y of VlrglaU
and the Carolina*, although scarce
Ijr mora than a decade In age. nan
ben among Ita membership thd load
ing physicians and 'surgeons of the
state* represented. In addition to
the pleasure and profit derived
from all medical societies, thla one
has the special purpose of co relating
medical thought dad action ill these
three leading Southern Btatea.
The Park Hotel, Just oae block
from the Union Station, will be need
aa headquarters, and the Elk's Club,
only one block from the hotel, has
very kindly been tendered the aochs
ty by the Elka for the reading and
discussion of papers.
Governor Kitchln will open the
meeting with an addreaa of welcome
Wednesday morning, February 32nd
at 11 o'clock.
After this will follow an extreme
ly Intereatlng program, on which
will be found the samee of many
men of National reputation.
The preaident of the 8odety Is
Dr. Joseph A. White, a well known
oculist, of Richmond, Virginia; the
Secretary, Dr. J. Howell -Way of
jW^ynesYiUe, North Carolina, under
I -? - - - - . - . . ,'L,. [--.J
ms^novneui 1 pi
gram has been prepared, la well
I known to the profession of these
' three states for his special ability aa
an executive officer.
A smoker has been arranged at
the Capital Club, Wednesday even
ing at 8 o'clock.
Any one desiring hotel reservation
may communicate With the chairman
of the committee on arrangementa.
Dr. H. A. *Royster, who will take
pleasure in making desired reserva
tion. . v?
It ia earnestly desired that as large*
a representation of the profession of
thla state as possible show their in
terest In this meeting by their
attendance; they may be sure that
I their* time will be well spent, as the*
program promises to be an extreme- -
ly instructive one.
Jailor John Lucas waa sleeping in
the Jail building but states that he
heard no noise or disturbance during
the night to indicate that something
unusual waa going on. The first inti
mation received by the sheriff and
hla deputies that the prisoners had
escaped was when one of the prison
ers Samuel Robis?on returned.
Sheriff Ricks offers a liberal re
ward for the capture and return of '
the eacaped prisoners. ,
A man doe* not have to be knee>
deep In dough to be well bred!
YOU! ?
You m.y tuni , d?( w (o Bo^.
an. ' ,0U C*nnot dod?e ts
*? b*,u,r off th*?
tk" tlme l?t 7? T or Cllfl you
2*2 ?ff "T beln* * ?ar older
with nothing to show for It.
Of oourae, UTlng money require,
" e'orelw of a certala amount ?f
?elf-denial. but It le merely . CM,
of temporary RlUmn, bec.ua.
7?nr Idle dolUn. -HI become ear*.
the well
aetata I am oterinc in
Waahlngton, n. c.. Tou win Bnd
2S TWI a rrekt
"A It will ?T. 7(X, . M.,-rC^
?kat |? . valuable UM |a ItMlr.
I have four (|) j
*J?. ranginf in price from ?75t.O*
"P iMach one le an "^rtiomJir
?ood laveetment and ?*pw!m]ule^
?Mat la ralue la aaaured. AttraotlT.
*? b. Mnnoi
??*? Hth Bt. NW. Waablastoa, N.C.