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Great Questions A
people as to the J
People Should St
T? the ??tor:
U MHKIh me that a Irate ettuaUoa
confronts the people of North
Cart MaafkUgl lllllr thoee of the Baetern
Section tn the eomlai Senatorial
primary. One which ihould not ha
dealt with lightly. One which ahooM
no hrtajr, the nolae of aaqolaattona
and die da?? Into the facta germaoa
to tha procraaa "and uplift of our !
SUte. Regrettable as It la tome of .tha
heat people wa hare, hare been trippod
from their haao of reason i
by chance * which they hare J
not InuMtlgated and aeemjnilr aye
wllllni to Sacrifice a preetage that a
Yankee we old enlrker to papeaea. la
order to appeal the ambition of da- 1
signing pollttcane?or to TOta again- 1
St noma local condition which thay I
fancy will ha strengthened by rams- <
lag future reward to a faithful ear- I
ant. Perscaallr I was lata In tha 1
. contest, (arming an opinion whom I
I would hpfcport. Frankly speaking I
. my Ideal wrote his "Immertal yet I
lndltldwaf address" and pamed '
from tUp active panorama with * i
Golden chain of achievements woven 1
in the lives of all true North Caro- <
llalans. When this sad condition was
heralded by the brass I bagsa my 1
work alLoeer, My dastre was to sop- I
port a >ahdlAate wkosa past record t
Inspired confidence, who stands on :
the record made by bti&aelf. I find i
. two soti* in "ths race, Senator Simmons*
a^ Judge Clark. The forasar I
wjih service to com- t
mand ydlflg aad ability big
encash io he designated as
mlno(|lil!^iliubr o I the Senate
la IJm recent tariff strugle. The
latter, a 4*an who's name Is dear to
the kearta of the Common people for
the enemies ke has mads In hewing
a plate'S nr State that he knowa ?
riT".' visitors
to omr.
Mr. G. E. West and wife of Toledo,
oirto, formerly of' Van Wert.
Ohio, arrived In the city yesterday
and are regtrtarsd at Hotel Louise.
Mr. an<k Mrs. West are here seeing
the eoontry. They were girea a ride
aronnd the city this morning and
also ***** the dna farming land
thronfb *be conrtssy.of Mr. W. M.
Kear, formerly of Ohio. Washington
la gWiA to hare them as guests
and bopea their stay will be pleasant
sa "wen as prsfltable.
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To th? K.publican Vot?r? of tba fir
Carolina:
I bar. twain, taodnrw) my ^
1^ 1*..^ *" t?U of "?? Ropublic
r aupport In tba future a>
Mftr. I nMnaln gratefully
Oct. 30, i?]|.
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TJATION 11
FRONTS US
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Now Before the
Senatorial Outlook
op and Think.
i < ?*?? Atv? .*>* iSMwc/ ?f
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the dutiee thoroughly and wo nsed
him there. On the other head I here
searched diligently for something of
credit to Governor KitchJn's sixteen !
years of public service and have
found nothing that la worthy of a
states men. To my mind he carried
lye same handle of Inqaneisteacee to
(democrats voters that the Bull
Re doee to the republican ranks, j
he poms send the ability of a man
could "do things0 and not been
Id to act, it would not be pecesfdf
Sim to 'use the same IanI?
Jrill+t Senator . Simmons tfe I
that hp need against Lock Craig
years ago. .He would pot he compelled
to attack some one .lie: poluteal
atructure la order to draw atlaatloo
to hla. Four raara ago took
Cmlg wanted to be Ooremor, KltchIn
claimed that he (Craig I >aa back- J
id by tba internal and bad baca allied
with tba Rapabllcana. How dml*r
pro tboaa aaatencee uaed now and '3
IkanT How completely the State contention
repudiated V* chargaa after I
years of Kitchen and reflection.I
srasfis'WUEM
What has Gov. Kltchln done in reMunition
of the confldeace repooed a
OildLW
ago to any of hi. friend, to cite to H
me u ilngla act of bis public uer- .lee
that ton the eennnrknof rtataa w
nanahlp, so tar no on. baa offered d
bo anewer. M ma are aot blindly fol- a
owing the band of polttlcnl ragtime, a
3
end to rot It wilt be mr pleainre to e
extend my slnoere thanke and peat tl
tba aame la my ltmltad book of In- a
formation wlmr. tr wMt ha coaepld- *
oaaly erldant for f.tare refarence. ?
. I* PORTLAND. m
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Portland, Or*., Nor. 1-?Important ^
questions am to to decided by the n
niton of P^tland at the special mu- 0
niclpal election tomerftor. The pro- *
t|toei the most of them pro riding
for bond Issues for parka, boulevards
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inatlon to tho Executlxe Commit' <
an party, tar Coo*reaa. Pledging .
IB the paat, to the Republican .
fair 1
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R!5 BEMICB ItlUUlLSBN
? HMD IB FHIHK
At the home of Dr. and Mre. Plu?&
u>r SDc&ofeoh there fathered laid
renins a bevy of happy boys and
Irla* to c^lefcinte with Minn Bernioe
Icholaoa, the arrival of Hallowee^
hlle the witches and hobgobbllng
ere playing hide and seek in ereiv
ark corner. The gneste were mat
t the ?6or by thegbo?. in flowing
rhlte rtibes, and were wared allently
I to the unarm, rooms ?I4 (Mr
nt trembling, while the dim candle
||pt? flickering..pumpkin faces1
1st a beautiful, est weird halo jjer
as Indulged ln>1W awhllay the
ndearorlng to oak*' wfth
> lon?tj pedestrians. . tc.1
A (M?lll content *u the neat
latnrn ot the erea lng, whnh the girls
ad bora wars maaked In g?a|Uii
?>- prlmm bpl*^*jjA*USee i
race Jonee and Margaret Nlcbolaon
ad ea the wee amgjl't*OM VetW (gat
rdtaaa ot
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eel re to ezpreee our sincere regret
t the anttaelt death ot Mr: Wed
Volfenden. and also, our apprecjalon
of hie efficient services as trees
rer of this body. Mr.' Wolfendtnt
ad been treasuerr of the vestry Kir I
ilrty jears, mad hla loss to the p*rh
la moat keenly felt by the vestry
Ad pariah.
We extend to Mrs. Wolfenden our
nee re sympathy in her sore affllcon,
with the prayer that our loss \
lay be his gain, aa he now reata ]
om hla labors.
{Signed.)
W. H. PATRICK. Senior Watde*.
W. A. BLOUNT.
JAME8 O. BRIGHT,
BLANY TURNAOE.
'h B TURNAGE, - l> ^ I
W. E. F. PATRICK,
pproved r
. D. MALONE. Minister in Charge.
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SIMMONS MEN'
A post card has toeaifpnMiMgM
the photograph of OodaruoT Kltrht,
thlnga ccntMns the following word;
'' '-'"Tha pcopla 01 Weatern North
a man to tha Senafe who gata bill
lb tha FUa(f Kid Third districts
This pit cant la manod In tha V
ori'deat that tha supporters of Oo
Western people that If they wfll ,
.which Banalor Blmmona ha. dona I
rteultural drainage, and other raati
dlacontlnucd. Erery voter ahould (
teg hla Tote against Senator Slmmo
Why rote against Senator 81mm
Is made that bl. work tor the Eaat
dr^ag^form^d.'\"? o?r^e d!
Vs
BBf*/ J "n
+ \ \.j / :"^S' f!^:;'A NiS' /"j;3L.
l?ere Is "a Mw'movmient In
Beanfort Clinnjfc. It 4h the
Tn erery^ dthj'ccmnfy In the
State it h*S nw> ont untie r iu?
true nanso, hot tii Been fort alone
It la kntaln ad tl?e'uINDHPKVT>KXT
PBOIIII ?111 PARTY,"
orgsntaed for Mhewfort Cdtatiy'*
benadt p*lp, : v'j ' ?. n ? ;
Do yon know Mr. Voter that
when they organised, their chief
Pell binder talked ROOtiRVfiXT
until hje was hotrttf Do
yon know thaievery one of their
sna^rsi sine house
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Mien Caddie Woolard and Br. Oa- j
tar C. Bodges were happily married j
at the home of the Bride's parents,
Mr. and Din. J. B. Woolard. near
the Siasleton school house on last c
Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock. Rot. j
Robert V/ Hope, pastor of the Chris- (
tian church, this city, performed the
ceremony tn the presence of a few
friends and witnesses. Immediately 1
after the marriage the bride and I
groom went to the home of the groom
where they will In the future reside. fl
i, The bride la one of Beaufort county's
attractive young lad lag and la *
a daughter of Mr. J. B. Woolard, a J
prosperous farmer of that section.
! The groom is a son of Mr. Henry 1
fg. Hod?M. superintendent1 of'*- the 1
pounty dull m. and m young man 1
|f weyy promise for a successful cg|
Mr. and Mrs. Hodges -will reside j
jPor the present at the home of the *
groom's parents. The Pally News 1
tends congratulations and best 1
shes. 3
TO BUILD BANK BUUDlNd. 1
" Mr. M. M. Jones, of thhi city, has s
kwceiTed the contract to build a *
building for the Tranters BanX Com- 1
pony At stokes, K. c. iMawK^a 1
to bfegln at once and wilt; be a crddlt 0
to that town. fl
SBB 0PK1AL IN MKN*H HATS AT >
$1.4?. Shown by J. K. Hoyt. J
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HOL LA) WORK. t I
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Odv. Kltchln's headquarters with * t
oh It. This post card, among other *
I In writing, signed by a Kitchin *
ty -? .
Carolina are not going to send *
lions to dig agricultural ditches * |
l and nothing tor Western North I
"
Western part ot the Btete. and It la
rarnor Kltchln are promising the *
lefeat Senator Simmons the work
or the Beet, with reference to eg- * <
len affecting the former*. will be l
bonelder thle queetlon before cast- ]
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one. when the threat, or promise. i
ball cease with bit defeat. Rrery <
ate should work aaeeeelngty until
herwlae, ell that he bee don* for i
IJirery, for percale pout, or Impror- 1
fe upon which the dcrclopment of .
indent, may go tor aeegbt. i
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>AILY
X)N, NOVEMBER 1, 1111.
arrow- -Cooler
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peaufott County >.
NOMINEKH ar? Cor ROOW- a
VELT, with possibly one excep- q
tlon? Oo you know tbat tbey a
ore the obm that didn't ret the t<
PIE" in the Republican party? vi
and are now BULL MOOSE? Do n
yon know that they think tbey
hare y<m FOOLED? '
B? ya not, deceived fellow P
Democrat*. "A leopard cannot U
eh?ne his spots*. IT'S THE
SAME OLD CROWD WITH A
DIFFERENT NAME.
' Lindsay c. warren.
Chairman I>em. Exec. Com.
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EXAMINATIONS ?
rv * ' VC
Among other items. Congress In ' .
#
he River and Harbor Act approved m
uly 25. 1912. provided for the fol- m
owing preliminary examinations". ?p
1. Inland Waterway from Pamlio
river through Goose Creek to ^
Tones Bay, Pamiico county. North **
Sarolina.
2. Northwest Prong Bay River to
'ubllc Wharf at Dam in town of
layboro, N. C.
I have been authorised by the Chief
f Engineers, United States Army, to al
?old a hearing In connection with
ach of the said preliminary exam- . ,
nations for the purpose of afford- pj
ng interested parties an opportun- qj
ty of presenting their views on this gt
mprovement.
It Is understood that you are In- tr
erested in the improvements in
luestion, and I therefore beg to in- m
orm you that a hearing will be held
mder this office at the County Court *
louse, Rayboro, North Carolina, at
t p. m., November 13th, 1912, and to t,(
equest that you be present at that BO
tme and place for the purpose of !
riving such information as you may 44
lave with reference to the proposed
eneflts which would result from w,
heee improvements, and stating the ag
harapter of the improvement delr?d.
It you are not interested In these tri
mprovements, it is requested that jn
ou furnish me promptly with the
tames and addresses of persons who
aay be interested; also communicate
o them the time and place of these hi
tearings, and inform them that the th
nvlta't ion extends to all parties hav- ru
ng an interest in the matter. ea
Very respectfully,
H. W. 8TICKLK.
Major Corps of Engineers, U. S. A. de
;rand lodge of odd
feluwsjtc8eenville1
The Grand Lodge of Odd f Pel lows a
viil convene in special session in the 8<
own of Greenville on Thanksgiving th
)ay, November tt.
The deelgates from Washington te
ire Thomas Davis, Joseph Pippin ni
md C. P. Harris.
In addition to the delegates the m
'ollowing are aleo expected to attend: w
Resident. T. W. Phillips; treasurer, et
f. F. Thomas; supervisor, C. G. Mor- fq
Pis; grand general guard, W. D. m
rrtui.. . d,
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VICS-PRWIDBNIH WHO
DIKD WHILE IN OFFICE.
tiMTfe ClinUin . .. .. . 1818
Mirtdn Owi| 1814
WiOiUi H. Kto| ...... 1888
H?n WOm .. 1878
Vmrrrt A. 1899
J?Bm H. fllill Ml I 1918
gPflflttMg .VKTK-PRKSI.
M POSSIBILITIES.
^Sr^Hadley, Miwoirl.
Got. Illinois.
John Wan maker, Pennsylvania.
Senator Borah, Idaho.
Senator Cummins, Iowa.
Hftor LaFoDStr. Wisconsin.
F?rtner Vice-President Fairbanks
ncflana.
Senator Boot, New York.
Senator lodge, MaaaarhuetstK.
Washington, Nov. 1.?Beyond
rhat has already been said in Wash
Qffton dispatches, very little ii
mown here concerning the probablt
ntcome Of the conferences that wili
e held by the Repnhlican party lead
re to determine who shall be named
t Mr. Sherman's place as the party't
Ice-Presldentiai candidate.
Under thet erml of n resolution
dopted by the Republican National
nnvonfIn. a* rhU.M < ?* v.#
djournment, tbe National Commlt>e
was given authority to Oil any
icancy that might occnr on the naon&l
ticket.
IFTEJMflt STEMS
HERE MjMMV NIGHT
Hon. W. A. Lucas, of Wlleon, N.
, one of North Carolina's most atactive
speakers, will address the
tlxens of Washington at the Court
ouse on n?xt Monday evening, Nona
her 4, at S o'clock.
Mr. Lucas is to speak in the behalf
the candidacy of Hon. F. M. Simons
for'the United States Senate,
r. Lucas is a powerful and fluent
eaker and every Democrat should
ar him. The ladies are especially
vited. This; will be the last camdgn
speech of the season.
XKW? FROM PUNGO.
Many of our farmers are still
isy in their cotton and pea fields.
Quite a number of our people are)
tending court at Plymouth this I
ee'k. ,
Messrs J. B. Harris and R. W. j
ml made a pleasant visit in Mt. I
live neighborhood, Hydfe county, I
inday.
Mr. W. G. Gray made a business
ip to ramego Monday.
Mihh Lucy HarHs spent Saturday
ght with Misses Ruth and FannieI
lien.
The many friends of Mr. Levi
?oper are galti to welcome him
>me for a few- days. He has fori
me time been at work in Georgia.
Miss Lizzie Daw Is spending a few
ly# with Mrs. Jesse B. Harris.
Messrs. J. F. Tayloe and Geo. Hill i
ere in our community a few days
|o.
Messrs. Wank Allen and Mathew
clton, our noted bear hunters end
appers. are making a ^success so far
their bear trapping.
Mr. Theo Bornette had the misfornc
of getting hia foot mashed at
r. Morrison's cotton fin Monday.
La foot was caught in the cogs of
e press, but fortunately they were
nning a slack belt whfeh was!
sily thrown, or the accident would I
ive proven more serious.
Master Dennis and Redding Swln 11
were successful a few days agoi
capturing a squirrel that had been
Baling hickory nuts from their
ird. *They used what is known to
em as an old-time suatch down
ad fall, baited with nuts, with a
ng string running from the trap to
blind, where the boys were hid. |
on Mr. Squirrel came along after
e nuts and was caught.
Mr. B. H. Thompson made an Inresting
speech at this place Monday!
?ht.
I am requested to announce to the
any friends of Mr. J. D. Paul, who
as nominated by the Republican
iunly "invention to represent Beauirt
county in the next General Aeimbly
that he will not he a candlkte
as he is otherwise engaged and
vs
Ho. St ? II
TEE ISElffl I
JTU WU1
I Chairman Hilles, of tho RepubHI
can National Committee, has an- J
I nouneed that be has called a meetI
la? for November IS, In Chicago, to
I select a successor to Mr. Bhersaan. iHfl
Should there he any deadlock over
I a selection the committee would, of
I course, defer tp the wishes of PresiI
dent Taft as to the choice of a ruaI
ulng mate acceptable to him. 9 I
It Is the fixed belief on the part
I of the Republican leaders that It I
I would be useless to endeavor to inI
duce Justice Charles B. Hughes to
I retire from the life office that Be
I holds as a member of the Supreme ,
I Court of the United 'States to re-enI
ter the field of politics as RepobUI
can candidate for Vice-President. J
Funeral Service Saturday.
I title*. V. y? not. 1.?With th?
I end In view of obtaining a larger an- a
I ditorium the first decision to hold
I the funeral of Vice-President Sber- J
I man In the Reformed Dutch church
I has been abandoned and the First ;1
I Presbyterian church will be used for
Hi that purpaee. jM
I. The service will begin at 3 o'clock
l| Saturday and. will be conducted
I jointly by Dr. Holden, pastor of the
Dutch church, and Dr. M. W. Stry- 2
ker, president of Hamilton College,
I of which college Mr. Sherman was
I an alumnus.
The body of the Vice-President 9
I wil] He in sta^e at the Oneida copnI
ty court house Friday from 8 p. tn.
'oS p. m., and it is expected that H
I will be returned to the Sherman residence
for privately!D - !
jurday morning.
FINE MUILHIES
110 SOCIETY MONDAY 1
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Plrat Methodist church are to hare 4
their annual meeting at the church
on next Monday evening. The members
of the society are preparing a
fine program for the occasion and all J
who are present wil be repaid in more
ways than one. ^fter the exercises
at the church refreshments will be
served at the residence of Mrs.
Baugham. corner of Second and Reapeas
streets.
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SMITH?SAUNDERS.
The Raleigh News and Observer
makes the following announcement,
which will prove of interest to the
people of Washington:
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Saunders
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Mary Louise, to Mr. Mason \
Allen 8mith.
The_ marriage of Mias Saunders
will take place in December and the
announcement will be read with a
great deal of interest by the many
friends of Miss Saunders, who is one V$
of Raleigh's attractive and well
known young ladies. She is the %
aaugnter or Mr. and Mrs. James A.
Saunders, who reside on Boylan
Heights. Mr. Smith is a resident of
Washington, N. C.. and has extensive I
interests in manufacturing in Eastern
North Carolina.
FINE SERMON J
|
I Rev. C. M. Rock preached another
excellent sermon at the First Baptist
church alst night to a large congregation.
His sermons are attract- /yfl
ing the attention of the people of
(Washington, congregations and inter- *S|
I est increasing every evening. 411
are Invited to hea rhim tonight.
' J
I will be out of the county for some
months yet.
This is to fjiform his friends
would have voted for him in the
|coming election that he will not be ;3
in the race at all. Mr. Thompson ^
land Mr. Rodman will be the oply
candidates for the legislature.
NEW ADmWSHMETO
Of TODAY'S NEWS
The Hmb. " y ^
Boston Rubber Shoe Co. 'J3
J.K. Hoyt.
Southern Distilling Company. * '.{
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Soother* Furniture Company
Washington Horse Exchange.
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