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'L i ? 1 ' * jpuma MIT wt[j . no. m?S? wSm^bmh Sate red as eecon A-elaae \ugust I. lJOt, at the poetoSce at Washington, N. C, under the net at Z ~ * I Oc? Month 1 .IS I roar Months 1.00 Sim Months !.?? Oss Year -J.00 Snbscrthsn dsslrlns the paper <nsaeotlrued will pi?e notify this of ce #q data of expiration, otharwlse w ii be continued at regular sub<rlptlon rataa until notice to atop m rooeived. - rou do not cat the Dally Neva "aptly telephone or write the aaa and the complaint will receive filiate attention. It la op*- deS*v, - to pleaaa you. ii articles sent to the Dally Neva .01 publication must be signed W car writer, otherwise they will not ??< published. SATURDAY, NOV. 2, 1212. Simmons wants your vote. Don't be wooay?win with Summons. Whatever you do do, do vote, I>eiuocrats. If you do not vote you will miae it. Mister. Wilson is a winner. Do you not like to be with the winner? Then vote. Let it be -*atd that yon helped elect Wilson. You will never regret It. Wake up, ye sons of men. there la an election coming and it is going to be a triumphant day for all of Democracy's hosts. Join the happy band and none can deprive you of your portion of the glory. Hang the banner on the outer wall ?"Simmons and Victory." It's com- p ing and it's coming to us. Swell the t glad tidings by your vote. 1 The slogan has been sounded throughout the land?"Win with ^ Wilson." and the people will answer We did." * o Wileon says turn the government t hack Into the hands of the people. It ^ is for the people to respond, and take [>'teeaaion of their own. ^ Wilson seeks to serve, not to die- j tate. Put your trust in him. o Wilson Is free-handed, unhampered tnd unbound. If he is elected, as c surely he will be. he will belong to g the people If you are with us vote with us. b Win with Simmons. Stand up and be counted. Your * h&tlot is a certificate of faith and confidence that Wilson will appre<i?te. ' c It's in the air. We are going to wlrt. Share in the great Simmons* u victory. Write it in letters of living light ^ : cross the sky election night?"WIT- P f?on has won." ^ Wilson will win. Contribute your o You will regret it if you are not In n nn a good thing. Satisfy your con- d arience that you have a right to re- C| jo'.ce in the fact that you voted for b ue victor, and the greater will be a, your enthusiasm as you participate in the celebration of Wilson's election. ,0 WH\T ABOUT IT, BKASLEY? In reading the report of Governor Kitchin's speech at Concord, we were impressed with one point in particular. that being his laudation of his own appropriation-getting record E while he was a member of congress. With chesty pride the governor is said to have recalled the fact that M while a congressman he managed to get more appropriation for build- lit Ing8. etc., for the fifth district than pj any other district In the state had si received. la He gloried, in the fact. He re- U[ veled over the reflection. This, aside cj from the thought of how he managed tr to take away from the south the only 01 fast mail train it ever had. was the tt crowning achievement of his career tt in the nation's congress. d; Now it comes to pass that one of io the chief defenders of Governor Wll- V, 11am is Editor "Beasley of the "Caro- "1 Una Democrat," has been bending d< every effort to discredit leading w Democrats of the state In the effort l.c to boost the Kitchin cause. Instead bt of fighting the party battles, and do- w fending party leaders against the at- C.t r. tacks ?f the common enemy, It has fr contracted a severe attack of Kltch- U: i j inite* and Jta pages are doroted to to landation of the manifold virtues of th F" Governor William. at It so happens, too. that tha bar- le j den of Mr. Beasley's attacks have el | been against the system of securing gc I Let's Build in WASHIWG1 SENATOft CBAW )===== ' . . ; - . * " .5 Mrs. Coe L Crawford, wtfa of th? opolar In congressional clrclM, and be young folk of the capital dtj. M 896 In Iowa City, la. ppropriations for the "folks back ome." The very thought of a conressman Becurlng an appropriation or a local postofflce chills the heart f Brother Beasley and he proceeds o write long and loud in deaunclaion of the system! He criticised Simmons because ilmmons had secured appropriations or the improvement of inland *?erways. Such a course, In the mind f Brother Beasley, could lead only o the shoals of national bankuptcy, and the "Carolina Democrat" ould never experience an easy concienre did it fail to deplore the bomtnable custom. What, then, must he the inneroost feelings of our Uonroe friend rhen he reads in the public prints hat Instead of Joining him in debouncing pork barrel service in oon;ress. he finds his champion boldly rowing over the fact? What must the "Carolina Demorat" think when It finds its choice dually congratulating himself ipon the accomplishment of those ery things the "Carolina Democrat" as regretted, criticised and de Actually bragging over the fact bat ho Bocured more appropriations ban any other congressman! Will Brother Beasley, true to hla leas of economy, now publicly diBwns his favorite? Certainly if he leans what he has written, and he oe& of a surety, he can not longer hampion the man who actually oasts of acts which Beasley has said re wrong. What are you going to do about lis matter. Brother Beasley??Char-j itte News. IBIJENMS ON TOT- ! ERS TO SUPPORT WILSON! Pinetown, N. C., Oct. 31. 1912. | ditor of Washington Daily News, Washington, N. C. r. Editor: J We have in our section a Repub-1 can who seems to take an active irt in the minor work of his party, ich as posting bills, etc. He has a I >rge elm tree in front of his houBQ, pon which he has nailed "Republl-i inism" until It has almost killed the' ee. The tree has two large limbs,1 le of which is already dead, and te other one Is dying. I^et ua call1 le dead limb "Billy" Taft, and the ring one "Teddy" Roosevelt. Stand-1 ig at the root of this tree we see roodrow Wilson holding the auce of) Right and Justice" ready to cut* >wn the tree of Republicanism, hlch has for forty years "brought irth corrupt /fruit/' god planting :side It the Tree of Democracy, hich will spring up on November :b. This tree will bring forth such uit as the progressive people of the ailed States have long since desired taste. Such fruit will be need for e "healing of the nation." So let I all from now until November Sth nd our Influence to that grant preaimer of "Right end Justice" nod opt on thst day and cant our rote r/ ( WON PARK. A. C. HATHAWAY. ' ?'* ? FORD'S FAMILY [ I - V I .**3 jSV 1, . ? ' v '* JHI <" ^vH hfro^ st *1 wfm ? ojLLI? 10] I senator from South Dakota, la rmry* her family la no leas popular imoaf 1 r. and Mrt. Crawford ware marrlad hi } for him and Igy aside the burden of government which we are now bearing and build up a government "of the people, bj the people, and for the people." EDGAR HARRIS. MLtOWFH SPIRITS IS EVIDENT I AUROfiA, I. C. Tho Hallowe'en spirits were abroad in Aurora last night. The High School and the Womans' Betterment Association accorded the ghosts, goblins and witches a reception at the school building. Subdued lights and pumpkins lent ^the scene an atmosphere most congenial to its weird guests. The school under the direction of I Mies Bright rendered certain songs .which are known to be favorites In ,tbe spirit world. Miss Lois Hndnell sang, "And the gobllng '11 get yon If you don't jwatch out." ' The school sang "Jack o' I-an tern line," and "A Weird Song of the i Mr. Pitt man read selections from | Poe. I A beautiful Gypsie, who was afterwards recognized as Mrs. McWllllams, dispelled the darkness enshrouding the future and read the horoscope of all. In the cake cutting contest Master |Charlie Glenn Mldyette was the fortunate person, finding In his cake the wedding ring, which assures him 'of a speedy and happy wedding. The thimble fell to Mr. J. T. Wilkinson, dooming him to continue bachelorhood. Fate in bestowing the coin decrea that Mr. Hiram Jones would some day be among the Idle rich. In the corn guessing contest Mr. Henry Chapln won the prise and Master Henry Lee, Thompson the booby. While all were in the anditorlpm, intent upon the contests and games, lights were seen approaching from the nearby swamps. It was the witches gathering for their revels. Around a coldron, seething with unholy contents, they danced nine times, singing one of their weird songs until the Incantation was finished. Miss Kathleen Bryan ventured Into their midst begging them to read her future, which they did, blessing her by each one placing some article in the coldron, whieh was to bring her happiness. At length they dispersed to meet again In thunder, lightning and rain. TWENTY EIGHT CONVICTS NOW WORKING ROADS Mr. H. L. Hodges, superintended! of the Beaufort Connty Chain Gang was here today. He states that the convicts *Te now doing work on the road bet wen Washington and Robersonvllle. There are now twenty ''I cottaee n uun Of lh? R.t * * ffT tor <rf the Ft ret W.tt I "" BHKll ?aJOJ-<Ml.\ Coo! Nights I Kajhir difficult to keep the house at the proper IF YOL' PL tenycraturc. Can't light the kmace yet as W to too ?arm during" the Our new stock middle of the day. but and Holland Bulb Some heat 13 needed In' arriving and to pi the morning and after Insures fine flow* sundown. Remember we; B. __ , finest wedding bo Use a Vulcan flomi design*. Odorless Gas ders promptly execute Heater j. L O'OUINH A RALOGH. ? , ' lson.wooo-s* sa*V" * mom com- rxemte wt? u forts bio in fire ' (*i IWhrelj Odorless ? ^'SlTs.S Absolutely Sanitary ^ ^s/NeVX/" l' = _____________ KMwjtoi lit & Water Co. j DEMOCRATIC SPEAKING. | The following (eatiemon Kill meet with Ike county cnndldete. In the ?, _ __ different preclnctl end eddreee the M IX L# He C. Carter, Jr. and N. L. Simmona?Oct. 25th, Phievllle, at 7:80 Nl p. m.; Not. 1st, Trapter*a Creek, at 7:88 p. m.; Not. Sad. Beaeer Dam. Oct 2< W. C. Rodman a?d Geo. H. Hill, AftA In IK dert. Oct. 31at, fhocowinlty. at 2 . '^7 m f? p. m*. (Miu) \ 4 tore, atq John m. Small aid Geo. J. Stud- Mahai\1 Not. 4tk.hPinetown. it 7:30 p. a. JjlODOpi B. A. Daniel and 4eo. J. Studdert n Not. ith, Bear Creek School House, IVOCII 7:8# p. m. / LINDSAY a WARREN, CwTf^t \f 1 Chairman Dem. Co. Exec. Com. ^ ITU 10-14-tfc _! I SPECI/ For Premit After die morning' gallop a nip of CLARK Serve Clarke's Wii es, Whiskies, Brandies Royal Welcome. YouH find your ID iAL of Quality?Tow We Prepay Express barges, on the following to las see. ?M use as m ?m as o-fcv.ii in sue m.b> an an ca.Clefc.'iOaTeHwl C?- US SSS US SJSS CU. CluW.TiliilOMCne US SSt 4SS toss dm CkW.riMiMCa. are lUS In n ii in I.III m sti'i ? :. us sss are. isso ska ea^sfaosssi ills ar. us sSs us use mm tkWiSaaola srs too sss u.oo ra (VW,IM*nSaaSlkla US 12.00 ks euoraaXslMMbSaS ass use k* OaMSSWUs US SIS US ISSO las. (Ouk > nay be asserted, if ded Mail your order to- iy for some of the abo of die Clarke Guarante which means, "The j You can't kwe when you uy from "CLARKE" o same day order ia receiv L Complete Price Lis < i Remit Postal or Exj ess Money Order, Re| Order To-D?y attended ou Donald Adams, at Ala lntaraat wan The defendants abort named vi The ertor- ?** ??U" th?( ?n Action entitled . I. Broom, pas- <LbOT* ^ h"*" commenced In tb odlsl church, to certain real estate belonslr ANT AD ESS ,her to Appear b ? ; tor, the Clerk ot the Superior Con BASS. ot said County at bis once la Waal tattoo. N. O , on Tuesday. Moresatx ??jhe ltth, ltu, and answer or dem of French to PAtltiao la said action or the plai ? tit will apply to' the Ooart tor ths r n nre now lu( oemanded In said tfetltloa. am early This an day ot October, 1?15. tl OBO. A. PAUL, liake the Clark Superior Court, quets and l?-i-4we letnpb or- - Vkrr Proved a Miser. ab>r A dor la Oatoedablro. Ea?l?A e m ?ta> drssred so carelessly that b (t UJ mlaht bars beast mistaken tor a tram; U HO., sad Who was awml to bars dlr " >m?dlin. waa found to bam lett ' liftaao at many thousands ot |rml m^adammroj H^mA'da .KaaaA^d a^mJmaoiro' AAIC*IUU jiroptrij. *wa Now Terfc CeMea l.itasai IIIW^W. COLf 1 ON WOOD & CO. U4KEBS and BROKERS. I 1 Mr Terk stork Nkiliaasn. Now Took Cot- | ING! THE GREAT SAJSTEFWM OLINA FAIR W BERN, N. C. >, 30, 31 and Nov. 1,1911 m emluma ?'v?o away (or anrlculck, poultry and other exhibits. ane Flights Daily. Horse ig. Motorcycle Racing. idway. Free Attractions \L RATES ON ALL RAILROADS, im Book and Information, address J. LEON WILLIAMS, Sec'y, N?w Bern, N. C. . ????? s-CLARKETS rS. Every brand a "Ribbon Winner.' and Cordial#?and offer your guests I ?... ? r?Individuality in our goods. It pointa on Adama and Sontham Express lines. i a?l iw im iim "? tat Omrt. SmMS j'.cy.aaaia, na taoo aa7s Mao I > ua T.oa one itaa MMdMha, an s.00 aaa i?aa a?wit. 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