> Four pullets lu II
Fob. tnid 106 Who can
I -?
! navy bi-j> with lvttors ?f. C. on
? sus .
TUB WA10UNUTO9.
belns roOmaiill&l ui' day one
wlabhlK to Join, will loose giro
3ge thfllr to far Roy D. Koar.
?*. t-Hfc K
FOR SALE
Seed Peas
$2.10 Per Bushel
EKR.ii - K : <:
- Cora 75c. f:
Caiinlra-PrftJiu?e-(^^alL
; kinds bought andsoid.
U?i Highest prires piftf, ??
See>Tand ]SAVE MONEY
Cutler & Hudson,
Water Si Op^mite A, J.iCoi
Drtn Hfafc Hoadadx . Avar.
*'< * .utactMa. aour u?y stoat- *
ncn. m<i Rcaiion, Dllious ?a disappear
qui- Ijr after yui.. take Dr. ;
KlaTa Nc V Ufa Pill*. hey purify ,
the blood lad put new 1 i and Vi*or 1
li> the aye rm. Try theai nd you'Wllt
?> well a. tlafled. Brrr pill help*:
ever* tax guaranteed. Price ate.
|l KeodBBocM. by HcM/a Drug .
? ;
fir- Ttnrnmrw AgMUjiar^nQW- 1
Notice 1b hereby gltan that the en- ,
deralgned tuu thU <l?r ouallllod belore
<ke Ottrh of the Superior Court
'A of Bennfort County u ?4mlntetr*tor "
of the eatnte of Margaret V. Hoheaon.
dereoaed; into of Beaufort .County. I
*H ponena holding clalma age!net
said- eaute will preaent them to mo
duly Termed on or before tlte lltu
day of March. Kit, or this notice
-?lll bo pleaded In bar of their rooor- 1
cry. All peraona IndehWd to anld *
estate will please make immediate
pal meat. ....
??*Wn-the-Mth- day-or*?nanTir 1
W M. BUTT, ?
A.lmtniatrator of the Batata of Mar
caret V. Robaaon, deceaaed I
By W. A. Thompson. Attorney
- " ' >
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. "
I have this day <tuallfled a.,Ad- ]
> , lulnlstrater o< the, aetata of Polly
t'owell, deeeesed.
All persons holding claims against
said estate ate ootlUed to present I
aamt to the - undersigned within I
twelve months Irom the date hereof, r
ttttjfg - wdbls eotlee will he pleaded In par
of their recovery. I
All porsoas .Indebted to aald estate I
, ?? <9po bloow,
AdaiInletrator Polly Cowetl, Decees &
f:dward-D?fUewsrt, Attorney.
?oTttfii March ltth. 1?M. #
3-17-twc ' j
jtMBsntAnn APPOINTHD: V1
~At~an~ad4snraed?tn~eeUng~of"*th?
Hoard of Alderman of the city of
l?th, the utlowlac named person a
were appelated Registrars for the
I 3tilt lh? to Thrt Dull* vpffl
Utterly Impossible t
From This Gifted
' ; fr.tentircly satisfied wth life
?eiB&t to w: va yru uriat wttbuc'j
er aiuCr;* your tu&incsa and ?cc al Ir
you urj \riy. to achieve what yea a
Btantly ? rjoroy of thooe,with
than 70.1 r *?&-? Ponaaal magnctiai
the worlJ. ? It triumphs over olmtac
bu jin<-."M . - ) i ,1 ; i? oper.g to
creta of life, tt .'.ti ilts.t marcel one, a
ablos you to tana or v. :/roan
r? -? f Wj&Ngha.- ylMi
cumstancos; if yo . "..y; lor greater*
not able to laflue..<; *hor.? to-the t
y.jrfj
vGytowie. the roaster ml:.d c?c?!t i;
Uta hypnotism, now r a: rtally r
?hftflliig the alulT. Urnu. fj. ".u&i.'s1
anojr, aselstHifr tttt. those in qrr?-rt -of
Mme. CfCNM^iU point out tl?> wa
in bvslness, speculation, iaveatnjenls
thip, divorce or anything you ni^y I
lost and stolen article?, burled tr...
-delays. .' " >
Callers neod have no foor of unph
their confidence betrayed. Busincs
, 9 m. t? 8 f. m.
?
hU? 13 Pn <>ni at ttic M ini PI
of the (Totted Motes b Improted.
w. 3r vKV MKafir. . VV : ?
In the current Issue of Farm and
Preside appears an article showing mi
iqw explosives can be used in clearatUai.
I&a jujthOT Mfn op
atelHgeut handling there is prao- dii
ically no danger, and excellent re- da
ulta are secured after a little prac- tic
Ice. 'Following la sn extract. rei
"Only about twenty-fire per cent
?f the entihe land area of the United bu
Rates la Improved farm land, yet wo eo
11 ready hear the wall of new settlers
tnd would-be landowners, who find bll
mproved farms too expensive for m'
heir lifted capital. and Who dlaira
hat unimproved farm land is mdrfe on
ban scarce. Statistics, however. on
>how that In-Mtchlgau sqd ^ftlaewr- ioj
dn nearly 50 per cent of th$ land ir. ml
itili in the unimproved state snd can *
>e purchased at a tei y cheap rate. b?
n?Ts unimproved land constats most- no
7 of cut-over timber lands' Jands S"rl
containing a second growth of tlm- ro'
w, snd rocky lands too rosgh to h? wl
profitably worked. St
"Only those who -have tried to
rlear such land hy the om of eyplo- At
dfes know how efficient the method ->
a and whs^t afreet time and labor
?aver U Is compared to the primitive th
mnn. bone ml machinery method. On
rk? explosive method I. of eepeelet be
Interest to now settlor*) and those of Is
limited ospltsl because It requires no er
Ihrgu tntttsl nuttar of money.- and to
very cent In touted can be lmmedh ?l
xtel'y used for the purpose of cleartau l?
Op the fern) Besides this, K properIt
handled explosives art) as sate as
the mac binary method, xploslves fo
will do as good work in during land a.
as the most expensive maehtnery and m
generally at lppn toUl cost." '1 / In
~ ?
Roup is Commo
^_R?upCu
jPlJ Vr R f ft | f\ ; if'jj ' HI
Ui III yUlllI 11 11(1
&T?T
? I t*
'it rx to
o Keep a Seeret
Clairvoyant. ' ^
? Are you as successful as you
position of ipbobbm and pawlends?
Are you able to have
itart out to do, or are you cona
stronger magnet personality "
m Is the'magic wand that rules a<
les and brings success li^yodr
your vision the greatest seubtilo
unseen power that en- ?
tnd to bauleh 111 luck,
your present condition end cir- an
aueoeso Or money; if you arc \y?
ixtent ycu desirn/.yon' are ad- *i'i
^ ' :50n*^.U|'iinr , i '
klilfog tUe mad leal world in ^
the puner uf Iranw eialrvuy- '? ;?
knowledge--eE-the- future. \
y that W-ll ldad you to success Cl
, mining, matrimony, courto
in trcublo about. Locates ,n
Ufes. etc..-no long waits and
wi
sosant surroundings or bi.vlng
* Strictly confidential. Hcurs
> at
J
(jNDBdKW HKLlt QaiKP
CAU8B OF RXOK881VB TAXKR. '
Guthrie. Okla., April 2.?The Germ-American
Association, represtlng
about G 0,000 of Oklahoma's to
nf numn iiuiTi i? pudir.?'
posed -to prohibition,- A general ?
tcusslon of existing political. In
airiai, economic ana moral conui- f
us in Oklahoma resulted In these
lolutions: |Ul
"Resolved, We recognise that the.?1
rdens of high taxation have heme
almost unbearable to our clti-J**1
as. We further recognise that pro- **
bltion?the folly of ooereing a aC
altitude of people and trying to
rce them into habits which can
ly be acquired by education?la
e of the .causes of high taxation. ^
unities of the Income procured by N'
license system, and instead imees
the enormous cost of mostly V
clean prosecutions upon tlie people,
)p in return receive only the dears)
lsed condition of 'bootJegglnfe dl
thout license' throughout the w
ate."
, tli
IK 1IKCEIVKB FOB -PHO\K OO. W
Chicago. April 2.---The hearing in
e light to apoint a receiver for the bi
mtral Union Telephone Company tl
gins hem today -TBe-application fj
a step In the clforU of the petition-. u
to prevent Bell telephone Inter- m
is trem aeeulrlhe the ooanMsr at a ' )
tare which the complainants aver. "
much lees then their value. , , %
Mies Kettle Prabble left yesterday
r Klnaton, whore a bah as, accepted 1
poelton with Or. I. M. Hydf Her A
any friends with her mdfch success
; her new held.
V n p r p t v till
? ? v/ x ju x x llll
-.
indorsed with the UtM and U- II
publication. but u a matter of *11
PERSONALS,
IttC CX H. Fuller of Pawtuckef, K.
WW H4? 5*>fl 8t>?Um IM wlJUr
Washington with t? yacht TUMIs.
peels to leave in hla yacht for the
5rth on Friday. Mr. Fuller has as
a cueat at present Mr. I. H Page
Chlcopee Valla, Mass.. who to
eaidont of the J. Stevens Arm and
Pi Off. ;. ; - ' :
. . . *
Mrs. w. T. Bailey has as her guest
her home on Fourth street Misd
die Morgan, who la a trained nurse
the I*awford Hospital of Norfolk.
I
Mr*. J. J. BatterUiv*ft* of Pactol- I
i la In tbe city shopping toda> I
Mr*. John H. Small has as h*r
ieet Mr*. J. W. Ferrall of Gr**nBi.-'
I ~ ? Tl:
? 9
Capt. and Mrs. Hill have returned
om New Bern, where they have vis?d
for some days. ' ^ }
*
Mr. W. H. Lilly has returned from
sfrort visit to JametfvlUe. He \uune
er witbm motoring party, of which
ft Mffliatdlng mftffilM^"~fiiotorad ck
to Jameavllle, namely, Mrs.
irganua. Mr*. Edwards 'and her "
uRhter, and Miss Kathefen Wales.
"?
Messrs. A. A. Hoitdia and R. Rowe ^
Small are In town today.
' ^
Hr. W. O. Lamb, Mr. Luke Lhmb, 1
id Dr. J. S. Rhodes of Wlllforaston
?ro here last ovcning to attend the
nlcyon Club dance.
. ? ? ' i
Mr. W. R. Watts of Plymouth is a
ashlngton visitor today.
' ' ' ; e 'e ?
Mr. Wallace Springer jtf South
reek is among the day's visitors.
Mr. D. D. Bonner of Bonnerton Is
the c'ty today.
%
Mr. J. A. Hooper of Elizabeth City
w a visitor yesterday. _' ,
.
Mr. D. T. Bell of New Bern was
nong yesterday's visitors.
j'
Mr. W. H. Whitley of Bonnerton
in town today.
Mr. E. Lyman Scott of Greensboro
Id the elty.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Lovell of Bosn
were Washington visitors yester'
I
ACRE NEWB.
Mrs. C* C. Harriw and two sons,
Dward and Ronel, attended the lion
at No^i Creek Saturday and
inday.
Mlses Jennie Boyd. Mattte and
aggie Wlndley were the guests of
ra. B. F. Osborne 8undny after?on.
Mrs. Hobart Latham spent Sunday
ght wiyi Mrs. oaintnie Latham.
Mr. Phelps of Columbia spent
luraday - night with Mr. Luther
arris on his way. to tq the Union at
rrth Creek. . - . j
Miss Ruth Harris was the guest of
isa Maty Harris Saturday night and
?4>y. r?:_i Master
Alton Harria spent Satur
\y nigni wiiu ms grauupari-:iis. mr i,
id Mrs. James Boyd.
Mr. C. C. Harris has been working |
io reads of his district the past :
cck, which work is bs^ily needed.
For Burns, Bruises and Mom.
Tho quickest and surest cure for
urns, bruises, bolls, sores. In flam maon
and all skin diseases la Buck leu's
trnkm Balte: in four d?H irWed
Haflia, ? rraaen, Tax., '6f *
>re on his ankle which lalned him
> he oonld hardly, walk. Should be
The law firm of Rodman Rod'
tan is tbV- day by mutual consentIssolred.
Wiley C. Rodman wilK continue
He practice of l%wln the present ofcea
occupied by the firm.
William B. Rod than, Jr.", will eonloue
the practiea of law and will
poupy offices on the second floor of
be Savings & Trust building.*/' <?
WILEY C. RODMAN. *
WILLIAM B. RODMAN. JR.
April 1st, 1913.
4~V**? iff' .j.iV ^ CASTOR
IA
. - t
YOU
Cfiristmj
. ANY '
? BYP*
FOR
BANK <
?
'
' " :
"i
W^ATCH FOR THAT WEAK SPOT !
I COl'GH OR (X)LD HITS IT 1
EVERY TIME. ,
t May Bring on Tuberculosis?Fortify
Yourself by Taking Roar**
Emulsion. !
How are we to keep from getting
ooBumptlon If orir lungs are weak?
ly taking good care of yourself.
<evor let your system get in a runlown
weak, nervous condition. Never
et a cough linger ou from day to
lay no matter how little It may bothsr
you. Try to get rid of gettiug a
old-end allowing It to attack one
ipot every time on a little exposure.
Sat a remedy that will build up that
ipot, strengthen it and make It as
itrojt* as any other part of the body,
rhe i^iberculosis germ only attacks
he weak -places and If we have no
veak spots the germ is thrown out
>f the body again. Bear's Emulsion
lold by Worthy & Etheridgc. It is
-eoommended to build up the system
md lungs so as to fortify ub against !
his germ. And as I have read so
naay testimonials from different
teopie o'f Rockingham county I beleve
this remedy 1s one of the best
or--a--run duwn ayaLom?and.weak. _
ungs. *
tt r
JL V? JJ
i
Ice' Cream and '
COLD/STORAGE.
PHONE 83..
Crystal Ice Co.,
Washington. .V. C.
Wister In Land of "Tire Virginian.'*
Owen Winter, whoso "Virginian"
made this town famous, was the guest
at the^lQwn. stopping here for a few
hours before starting for the Jackson
Hole country on i. hunt. While here
Wister witnessed the dedication of
the Virginian Hotel, Which stands on
the site of the old Elk saloon. In which
sppie of the*ecen<to qf hie novel were
enacted.
Wister will travel from 'ere ta
the Jackson .Hole country over the
trail to the flanle Creek ranch, wfrlcn
JTguTei?so pMfMBently?15?TBI"
Virginian." Hp is seeking atmosphere
for another Wyoming story.?Medicine
DUW UlU'P" UCyUOII*
con.
TRT A NKW8 WANT AD
Steamer Eloise
SCHEDULE
Beginning Monday, March 3rd.
Leave Washington Mondays, Wednesdays
aad Fridays at ? a. sa. for
Bath* Baynide, Winateadville, Sladesrllle
aad Belhaven. Ret arcing leave
Belhaven ?,?. m.. Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays for Sladesvllle,
WinstesdvUle, Bayalde, Rath and
Washington. Freight received ta
wnreljouHe foot of Gladden street, A.
C L wharf* oa Tuesdays, Thursdays {
aniQ?atnrdays from 1 to 6 p.* m.
7 H. I.. BROOKS,
* ' aid Wwter
riME THIS W
LYING BACK E
LAST WEEK.
)F WASHIP
Washington, N. C
iii T _
a Tvir
URUL.il/RI AUY
FOR ECONOMICAl
IIUCKVABAT ( ARBS
ire in order for breakfast these
lays. They are so easily made]
:oo, with our perfectly prepared
lour. Maple syrup or corn syrup to
to with them of course. How about
tome tomorrow morning?
CHAS. M. LITTLE. ~
JOS. F. T
P bones 123 & 124. ?
Carriefcthe Most G
Family Gi
ALWAYS FRESH A
PoUte Clef
Quick I>
Old Fashioned Blue Ridge p
BUCKWHEAT
"JUST ARRIVED
4c Pound
A large bottle Buckwheat Byrup
tor 25c. Phone us for 5 pounds the
former and a large botle of the latter.
You will like them line.
nlTfin nt*A?w?w?..
runn ruuu i>KUl>tttii
J. B. BONNER.|Pr?^
Phone 261 128 South|M?rket SL
The Lowest Priced] Grocery
House in the "CITY."
A Large
Can Tall
SA-LrMON
t- Or u Uliuc |
The Kind You Hate Been
Paying 15c For. N.
CLAUD A, UTTLfe\
"The Store AnxmHhe Cower'(i
\ ^
V . I-SON WOOD M u+m*'nm T?A C
f- J. LEQN WC
/ RVKKLRSmd
/ HNKiU. 1Mb. Ollllb. <M>
S 0?T>M??| BaMlaf. ?MW>. Tb
\ Mi? Wtn> b V rw Tut Bt?
5 ? Bxclup, CMm> bvT at >
C ?
? Mb
I ** ' A?o??y Olna Cw
's- "-' 4 VI % ' M9
;s Club !
C~rr ..--^? .'-jfci;,:,t.r:jgJj ?
IGTON J 1
ERTISEMENTS -3
. HOUSEWIVES. * V 1
AYLOE
lio Market St.
omplete Line of
*oceries,
ND RELIABLE
4
ks and
fellvery.
DRINK J
Hall's "Java and Mocha"
y '. \
COFFEE.
- ' -S
"The Taste Lingers."
?
0UA.UTY GROCERY
WALTER CREOLE I Q.
PtM M V 91.
4
Bicycles! Bicydes!
How Btereteo 111 ?.
Wo aro a*tts tor tko Itaijda.
Roodlac. Bla?4ari. Ivor M?n.
mil HB7 rr zzrz'zzz
D. R. CUTLER
' '%
WASHINGTON. N. C
PhOMlH
\ 1
ii piiim ihmi w. cm '
>0D & CO.
MtOHOOl
1 i
k ~ - i Km. M d?
Mi ~l MW Mm mi mm. I
iL : ' .,.' .' "I *i'. '. ..' *