31 .fc 11
-? - - ji
witnn riwtoilxed na* " / <">" i
viable* t? join will plim.y *!?< 1
their norne to Mr. Roy if Koo.-: r 4
. ' -??
eU? potatoes F. O. Paul * Bro
**Pf: "I-" \
TRY 4 NEWS WANT AO : ,
!for sale ~|;
Seed Peas :
I' - $2.lO Per Bushel J
2J0& ' - 1
.Corn 75c.
;
I . *," Country Produce of all ,
kinds bought and sold.'
? Highest jpriees-pmh jj
A?> ami SAVE MONET- H
Cutler & Hudson, ;
Water 31 Oppoaitr A. JJCol <
i
"* J> KOnOE.
A W'lMiUlc prin ry far the j
noinlnatl a of munldpe . o?oer? trlU ,
Tn.Uw AwD.Utli, .Wit. OnnAl- ,
rtatoi tor Major are aa? nedtlE.tO. ,
and candidates tar sue-nnaa It.hO. ,
All ceadldahea are re. alma to lie ,
their notice and pay Utelr aaaaaa- ,
A.. ue*t to W. C. A TOTS: f!?t* fflfU>W. V?
X Ic-aat aye An prior to the data at \
1 tlrt Prlwrj.
a : \ i
; A.-H. DDMAT,
I ChalHnaa
1 L. H. lledditr. Secret.rr^
Tbt bulv hews want ad,
1 (, DUSOUlTIOK NOTMIK.
I Notice la hereby (Iran that the
I partnership heretofore conducted ,pt
IB br E M shBMcn
r* I * Tarkaalen. under the torn
name ot K- M. Cheeeon A' dol. hae
m ton dleeolved by mutual consent, a.
X ,M. Cheneop baring ehtd hale tercet
^m.^nd'X^ o"jC T SnWn. fct !
an clalane again.! e?ld company ,
_ .r. mwaU by -w. Rrin?h?r?? j
It Co? and should bb presented to
M indebted tfral'd company win*make j
.V/ payment to them, and aotlee W hare- ,
by (Wen that E. M. Cheeaoa. will be j
in no Wiae reepoeelblo for any debte ,
1913 1
- 7'Y.imw -??? ' : *
fa
numiuaii imrtuntn ^
H| DMmemiATpwa NOTIOK.
P^the Clerk of the bu^erior .Court '
f yif Beaufort Oonnty u administrator
^of the aetata ef Margaret V. Robaxon.
k JW deceased, late of Beaufort County,
? All peraoaa holding clhlma agalaxt
aakfleHu will present Ahem to me
duly veriflod on or before tba'flth
day of'ttarefc, ~m?, or thte notice
I <*M\ be pleadfd In bar of their recorI
.-ry.^ All poraoim indebted to said
I " "* o U 1 1 ,
jH ' rjftK?|,on fifry.l.t pH
tiny Infanta, end yet It la so com- [
tuCitrlQS from the worst chronic con- i
itlp.llon. In fact, mnong ^the^grdnt-j
Win mnd^ foundjaoUjlng wo^benoflt .1
Ilea hare Syrup Pcpaln conUanlly In *
the^oua^bomeo Uhc thoee^af 'M^- ^
* ?Sm U?t?h..t'MBotlcw5"JnV.Te<l (
>f it aum couch which bad trou- <
Dlel her for m.ootha. The apodal t
taluc of lb la grand laxatlvo tonic la i
~ ov mom ceduiic <
Ul I utvLOI OUHIlli t
a rginn, AprH 8.?The Forest J
Servk j !uts Ju.it bag an .to advertise t
the tv.V.lLh largo lot of National I c
Pores t timber offcrtMl for aale within t
iba pan 44na gsrBttm.-Altoghthaf-ff^
baa aity^UiXd-oiXtia-Jaly-.l, llH; t
:he begin nctf of iho pr<?crot flacal r
rear^abdut 0,000 foct, and t
HU ctoaad ocj ^^^-qtor Hto gyta of f
r,7oo;oo?;ow ic. "na iatcn ad- s
rertlaed salo is , cf approximately J1
>J,000,000 feet of t tiizibor In the e
llainler National Fc.~- nbovtf J3"'r
aillcs from Tacoma. - jc
. in offering National Vr/oe: ilnrksr j
'or ^alc-tho governmeut f.rt* 'tifefcera
in estimate of the qaantlt; c. fr.zb-r . .
ortn a single logging unit, aaJ r.JUch ,
iggra atfir?ethn> BMartmntt^ >r t I
b.i nmharmari T?n pnohnbl.) m.ii j j
it logging and manufacturing by p. '
apable' lumberman' Is then eat I mat '
id. On the basis of these estimates >
'cmPined with the figures for mar-1
tet values and freight charges the <
:lmber la appraised and then _ndvwlaed
for sale, with the appfalsed
ralue as a minimum price. I
The minimum prlees set for the <
la^nler timber vary from 60 cents to j
n-.SO per thousand feet, according to '
he kind of timber. These are stump-' ,
in ixima that la tha nnrrhciar i
>?j? the trees om the stump and does I
01 the logging, but pays according '
;o the board foot meaaure of the logs. 1
Ebe government alms to allow the |
n&nutacturcr a liberal profit on th?
Murta that lumbering Involves a good
M?1 pfbusjssMp risk, and the mininam
s^pmpagi. - prices are fixed ac ~
aocdlogly. Often, however, competlSvfi
bide raise the price above the adrertlaed
minimum. j. yT' f,
pup of the pro via tons of theccmract
which the successful bidder tor
;he Italnler timber will enter Into
will be that It market prices advance
naterially the government's chief
Soraater may. after the sale has run
4ire? years require a reasonable reidjustmor.t
of the stum page prices
lo to en added SO cent* per tho'ulau.d.
The object of thia-*tlpuUtloa
a <o prevent loss to the government
?thcr is, to the public?and an unfa
j j>.r<iflt* to the purchaser through
ong-term contracts entered Into <on
i rlflfig fiilfhef. Provision against
rtich speculative profits U regarded. J
is especially necessary in view of the ,
ong-term sales now sometimes tnade c
:o gat poiphasers for large bodies of i
naccesaibietlmber
For the Rainier sale the cutting '
lertod allowed is only At* J wars. (
iloco.tho quantity of timber lovolv- ,
id?approximately. Sl.6M.gM board .
foot?does not call tor an extended i
kpptatlon. One National Forest sajo >
node this year waa tor 660.406.660 1
Mart feet and the port lasers ware
mown a eotnsi seHST ? twp?:wo
yeara beafdaa a preliminary two
rears in which to .build a railroad. ,
Usually purchasers must befln opor- ,
ting the rear of purchase and cut a ,
Kipnlated amount each yaar. I
I J lj
TW DAijLy^ NIWB Vu/to
MtmuMUl. ?lnZ Hrt?"
(Ml #a<J other M?t of gereoeaJ
iuiereet. with the aeoiee of thOM "
JHW?ill tor t|M '*8ocJ?t7 Newt'
eoLumn The Heme .boa* to *\
dree. "of t*e MBdar?tot to
publication, but a matter of
- ' .P . e e
PPtoOMALB.
Mr.. C. A. Plyun 1. .lotting rein,
ttim 14 bikimom
*
I M... B. g. LOBMIIHMtoO oTVlu.?M
In the cttjr mopping ye?I
uudnjr.
... -7T t'
Mr. W. A. Tnnknrd of Both Mi l
1 vlgltor ye.terday.
( : !> * AI
f^pt. and Ma. Whichord en Ttaltl?g
for o tew dop IB Bethel.
' Mr ? ?- :?*w??oo Of Tenter! 11.
i 5T-tordw.jp toe cl^r.
'l Mf?. Cjlen Wntew returned lut
"" HBfcfBW &>r Bern., where .he
! -Mr.v H. Cetler of Jiw?ilie woe In
. town reeUrdny.
l.i .... r
?
r'S.
- '~^dran&lEBff^
hat It I. suited to th. nssds of every
nember of the family. ItU pleasantgfljpf
f'tf *?d non^Hpiug. Uni
n rt >m " ir>da<l^y
. V* can obtain bottle at any
Iru. stors^for fifty cents or one d&tralue.
Results are always gusran
sod or money pglll be telundW^
If no member of your family ha,
irer used. Syrup Pepsin add you
rould like to make a personal (rial
>f H More borp* Iffc tbi regnlat
leello. HI., and a free sample bottle
sill be mailed, you.
The latter prorlalon Is simply ar
.ppu^r^r^r^
Jcjbpr.nalpa Tko pt&asr oblect It
Inscribed as. being sot profit for tbs
lorernment but benefit to the pubic.
Nowhere la the policy a strictly
ommsrclnl one. The conditions ol
uttlng are carefully prescribed from
he a(yjp<rtnt o^prpsept M well as
oture needy. Tfie Blgheet bid for
he contract may be rejected, and H
ejected If it appears that to g1re the
ildder the contract would tend to
hdlttate Umber monnopoly and so
abject tho consumer to a hardship,
n other *vords, the government foratets
eons'der that they should not
>uly uaie Lho forests grow as fast
i possible hut also' make thenj as
rcii^ M Possible to tho public.
: > I-f 111 H 11 H-H tiHIll 1144
! ilousohekl?]
\WM.\t; FOR CHAIR. *
LV.nt |.J tc Khicf t'rer Can lie AttnrUrtl
to Doric.
Snath ine has toon robbed of its
terrors for the fair sex by the ingenuity
of a Scotchman. This man
Lis derlsod a chair canopy or awning
that can be attached to the back of
?cy ordinary chair and put up or
iown at .will. Tfce canopy, wbjcb is
like an awning frame. Is pirotcd to
the uprights of the chair back. At
the top is a. roller, on which the awning
folds, and the arms of the frame
tan also be raided together gad Jet
loon over the back at the chair
NO SUNBURN UK RE r
Itbcu not needed. The roller on
ehkli the rsByjj folds works by a
ibring. The roavenlence of raet^s
anopy van bo readily eeen. Persons
sko arc not so fortunato as to havo
torches will be apte to >lt la Us ran.
rlth'.ne .lear of Its effects, and colsptlblo
pbalrs, equipped with these
tetnlngs, trill sffd to the comfort of
ratings.. For > at the seashore
llone this contrivance should hare
I big demand. Among Its other
nerlta la that of being easy te *dest
In Place. /
dneen Alters Nome ledeetrlee.
The lag main are making gieag
crtdee In tbe eoolsst Industry, end
ry Imparting ibn latest modsrs ms
thiiry are strleing to mnsufneturs
J] ofcmc of wooleo tcodr ?tel Ao>
merlrat b. y?
Misy Hens
r profitable. They cannot lay
-turad night and day by Ilea
.. Ou.1 tils hens ?1U> ^ <r.
Powdered Lice KiQer
Sfte and fifie
nlnate (he body Mce. and paint j ?,i
tbo rooata and neeta with
Liquid Lice Killer
1 M? and CI
them up and destroy mltat.
i blggor pponta.
oacy-bnck If It fntla/? . ; /,
ratta Booklet
Taylor. Harrison * Phillips. A, J.
Utlls.
-
' { Mr. Samuel bT Btherldge has left
| for Raletgb, where be expect* to remala
peroral day*.
.
: I Mr. T. N." Tyre of Bath was among
, yesterday!* rial tort.
| * *
'J Mr. A. A. Jerry of Richmond, Va.,
: :4? registered at the Loutae.
J Mr. Thomas D. Boris of Mlddleton I
la !& the city.
' ~*Mr. O, Nan!IT of Monroe is a vis-1
itor today.
4> 0
. Mr..W. W. Mann of Elisabeth City I
~wna seen yesterday upon the streets
.of Washington.
I Mr. C. C, Chestney of Macon/ Ga.,
I r k
I Vr. c. P. Arcocfc (if rlltlirltT
...1^
j *
,j Mr. tfc\ A. Buys of Belhaven is
I here today.
Mr. W. 8. McGregor of Goldsboro
.was in town yesterday. ,
j Mr. P. H. Johnson of Pantego is
among the day's visitors.
Mr. J. I. Hill of Wilson was in
Mrs. T. A. Brooks of Bath was in
town shopping yesterday.
a
Mrh. George Tyson of Walton was
^a visitor in the city .yesterday.
OH SAiB?A MCA liOT YAM PO:
. taloea. Both planting and eating
atoe. B. K. Willis. 4-5-tfc
SHIPPING NEWS
-The following are the ne^ir boats
upon the river:
The Pungo of Lowland, Capt. J. H..
Howerin.
The Varina of 8wan Quarter, Capt.
Brown, which la discharging a cargo
of country produce preparatory to
taking on one of merchandise.
The G. H. Potter of Sladesville,
Capt. Auderson, which is taking on a
cargo or fertiliser.
victims ot a rii'M mpatT ^
- ?wusc ueioruiue opeuiuR 01 lue i\auir
rebellion In South Africa, about the
middle of .the last century, the aootb j
ayem bade the tribe* bill their cattle
end ttiete imy ?rf.p*ln. The
plrita of their 'ancestors were to urine
and Help them to exterminate every
white roan in the cuiwfry. The advice
; era* solemnly rircepted. When theday
of the great uiHixthe arrived many of
the rebel* w?re already starving. But
there came no *bo*t?y herd* t?T ctmlej
oqt of the earth, no Ao|m dcrvfeny
with band*, -tirtrn. terrible famine
we<* over the land, and la the luenth*.
which toitow*.Nwi66?*h then,
tie* dk) everything la Arlr poyrgtr to
mitigate It* horrors. 8<\000 rktlrx* Qf
a (hl*f nropbet Marred to dontu
r 'Profaning Snergd Munc. 'M
There I* not a rbafrh orgautat living
who ba* not discovered the art of torni
In* a ribald tune Into n devotional vol
nttmry ??v a slight chnaire of tlinp Sim
llNrm-liluWlf cbnrrh urpiulat turned
the nn to ? vee||ent aernnnt irt'lfM
opening ^itonw-wf "imiwr " kov tlie'
fitdt Hnc at -Twenty | joY\ Mjjld
eiisHW**#* fVm|4>' iitwther
.rertinu "f 'Hnrk. My s.mi. 11 Is fim
l.'ird'" Un*loo Chronicle.
CASTOR 8 A
^ ^InhaU and Children.
CITold storage
Crystal Ice Cream
StiS PKB GAL.
Delivered at Your Hoxs*.
PHONE S3.
Crystal Ice Co.,
HOW ONE ,
! WOMAN WOH
Bar Wealth and StrendtA Back
A|ain by The Use af CardnL
*U wtnil and won M wtUi wo
ulr troablM. My tunDud brought
felt And looked like a new vomu. I
think the remedy ts wonderful. I
recommend It to my friends, for I hare
received greet benefit (NO It."
Cnrdul Acts wpeciflcelly on the weakthe
muscles And nerves, And building
them up to health.
It helps to refreoh the worn-out ner>
Youi system and relieves the effects of
overwork, both mental and physical.
.^oJ ??t*Sc?2,d,m2K.
prove the merit of this purely vegetable,
tonle remedy fbf women.
DRIVING ORDINANCE.
The Board of Aldermen do enact:
1. That all persons who shall
drive any vehicle upon the streets of
the city of Washington shall be required,
at all times, to keep on the
right side of said street; and all per?
sons slopping vehicles upon said
streets shall be required' to stop on
the right side of the street, in the
direction in which said vehicle Is goling.
2. It shall l?e unlawful for any
person, firm or corporation to place
upon any of the streets of said city
[more than una of 2.
All persons violating the provisions*
of this nrrilnanrn shall hn
guilty, nLjt rn';;dmne?nor am! uponconviction
shall' bo fined <1.00.
4. This ordinance shall be in force
jfrom and after the 17th day of April,
1913.
This April 8th. 1913.
W. C. AYER8.
4-8-iotc City CAeff
Ifr.l / ' .. .
I HJIflHMiiniw
tsxrsTfsr-118
RIGHT DIRECTIi
Movement To Check Tubeculosi* in
fyp't.
The following paragraph clipped
from the Baltimore Sun:
"Frederick, Md., February 3rd:
Seventeen cattle out of a herd of 23
belonging to hfr.'E. D. DeLuughtor
hear this city, were killed thia morning
under the direction of Dr. W. G.
tenner, an expert from the bureau of
tnixnal Industry Washington. The
cattle were tubercoline tested several
days ago and the result of the test
jdiowed- Indications of TubercjUoals."
This is undoubtedly a motyk
tight direction and our ^avornujc^t
iliro that unloas liierp. in
P^ed^fld to a minimum,
i ImvlslOB.?that's all.
Steamer Eloise
SCHEDULE
Beginning Monday, March 3rd.
Leave Washington Mondays. Wednesday*
and Fridays at 7 a in. for
Batb. Bayside, Wtnsteadvtlle, Sladoevllle
and Belhaven. Returning leave
Bclhavaa 4; du m.. Tuesdays. Thursdays
and aSturdaya fof Sladesvllle.
W instead vHle. Bays!da, ' Bath and
Washington. Freight received at
warehouse foot of Oladden street. A.
C L. wharf, on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays from 1 to 6 p. ra.
ig& " H. L. BROOKS,
Tke ckief rwulFd
ne? cf view in. dis
soil ore vuKicft to
of .harvest
morrows better men
Hie wise, plan tin
surplus of dimes J
hunk is rnukuuz virti
Sujck pknfinq, til
not merelu til econ
the 'symbol a>uf Drisl
' uidepeiufenoe.
Wt ofttr the seeur
ince of-this bank, f:
Bank of W
Jonaibae Haves*, Ptw.
GROCERY AD\
FOR ECONOMICA
- : :
JOS. F. 1
Phones 128 & 114.
Carries the Most (
Family G
! ALWAYS FRESH
Rolite Cle
Quick E
nifl FlUninnpn mimp Hirtgn I ^
BUCKWHEAT
JUST ARRIVED
4c Round
A large bottle Buckwheat Syrtflp
for 25c. Phone us for 5 pounds the
rormer nnd a large botle or the latter.
Yuu will -BBRH5 One.
PURE FOCTD GROCERY
3. E. BONNER.(l'rop.
Phone 241 12S Sonth|Mmrket Si.
The Lowest Priced Grocery
House in the "CITY." '
r
A. Large
Can Tall
SALMON
For a Dime
The Kind You Have Been
Paying 15c For.
CLAUD A. LITTLE,
"The Store Around the Corner'
( . HON WOOD?Mnaken Nmr Y?k ?
\ J. LEON WC
/ BANKERS and
J Stock*, Bom*)*, Orate a
V Ctqrate 111?r WocteIk. T*.
I 'ortaoondfiifn BnttftfaafallT a.u,
c ' a;- -- Bri"
gfi
daily
WASHING!
1 pya ? EflCGI/U*SIVE^ IA><
ytiis RXIPI
set axU* jWnr
ruMCMi' of' iwA ] rtq
and conxcn,r
ifour afiryiftiior. ;
ashington
J. K. P.utl.., Caviar
*
ERTISEMENTS
I. HOUSE WIVES.
AYLOEI
?irj:
ISO Market St.
Complete Line of
roceries.
*ND RELIABLE
rks and
lellvery.
; DRINK
I Hall's "Java and Modu"
j COFFEE. ,
I "The Taste Lingers."
' *
t
I QUALITY GROCERY \ ?
| WALTER CREOLE I Cfl.
| Phomm SO *92.
Bicycles! Bicycles!
New BlcycJae 111 u4 #. ?
We ere agents tor the Mamie.
Reading. Rlaadard. Irer JOaaa
Columbia, Rambler, Mm Mem National
and Day tea Bteyelea Main
tor caoh of an time. Wo aloe earr?
a full lino of r*pa<M at all ttnw
D.R. CUTLER
114 Market St
WASHINGTON. N. C
Phone ISS
in 111-1 i < nnr* w, coo
K)D & CO.
BROKERS.| k
iad PIIIIWW.. T> nwi M. 1
* mmmtmi. IN? >?*Lta?. .' ^ .'J-17~
itnd. to .1 ea? Mar. I *
' ,' . .^aji^aaf. ' ;" . V ' *4*'- . s* .:
^MAKDOCTUUKEINWaJ
AJ. ix>uisva<ut^ar.iujL J
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