And Rev Israel tt
. Dnneyj.Ret.^
m sr. 1 * t'tr
ju --jjySfl
?Knrnln*
prayer *111 b?
? i Itndxr wUfc b? K?t. Job.
I , j rsel. i?<
? " " ' * * lyr
5 .'r-rrjat^rrt - ?-|-|-~
Tomorrow marks the fortlstk an
Jjf5stfh-;tiiii *! P
bjr tiMWPmk ?fce occasion- prom;
,xttMiitetH* '-aMntlyi tslMwate* t sf
r? ' cl.r tiriaeV dtVdufdn to bo
, -Tp
?_ rector as well m Mi faithful mod: do.
aoted pariabloaeru Not only -wli,
; IgM
? Jt tftrr u,-w>e.^tvr*io.
itMl-iouMm ? y*t*MU?ber o( tlil
rediorV nelghhdH Old frlendf.' an<
. . Ilo^o <? th1 w?r>? 1' eojementlAtloi
Jock and ootabou
" _ dMUO tffMy H ' ' ' M
Fort* *?aW la fodeed a lohg it?
tor ona to idtmfHtf hearer, 'to j th<
* Lamb eel Bod and do odmlalm. i tl
%tbd(p to^r-aoore yeara aeau 4'jiS
time, for lndfl^,mvy,,dyHU
? pimced tenderty-r
a wajlo aarthj befoul, while'otheri
tt m to teflk hit counsel nt^
*. a oarjlily a.
w.u;-,a, tearealy, %aa?. foftj
; '%^5';t?i^r^The
clouds hare horerdd add the alhrorj
*""" 1 thing imlloa, -the amnra-of! wtauec
* 'hake talltm allently an! the bud.
?^ TBKiriisy artreaerr snrtnu-timt
Death baa boaa a vlaltor and* too, th?
' a culling babe has grattled. Slcknesc
" *anb abtrew.tho ootncaooMotr ot man
- ' ? ?od ?lft4n<*s f*inqd a wife
f ?5> . l|ili?A.-tl? ayd^Taa qT'iMrtnrT.
t? (Wk| tlm forty year. twin
. tal# and happy bride ha. ?hght?l
her troth and too, m.er. on. neat
. and d*ar (o Via Wrt. haa been com
a. - . tod by bin to "Cfod'a Chamber" In
:' * ' ?th? aitaft CKy ot ?M Oaad. - '
' Aa th. Dally Nova aald [ advert
yiara *40, In .peakln* of Mr. Hard
: '
Mo wan, a, raaldeat ot Waiilngfcoc
th. lanith ot tlm. he haa Ml,' ear
* / altf'dtAafly by hi. flrealde and raallar
. - awsfeawsrisH;
' S to hta reacue and Deed, htoda 01
r K.\ tadfed -'a-HrWa*!.
tie known ajut read ot all I
tafa Kid adorn Hn .arth. Whd t,
thnre that will aot gaa. apod Ma fa
"5 " 'miliar facer1fa th. chancer of fl?
' 01 ?at.r'a 00 wmot+o* a. he celebrat*,
hi. 40th natal dd> And not wish tot
'him many, thany.'fapiy ?hd 3?J*hl
'** Tatnraat' y ' "" iffljj
" in both chose* aftd'stfcto Mr
" Hardin* haa alwaya oOcnp ad hi*t
" phrtttona ot Croat and to alt ofnlAb
h- hrt Men talthtM and troo -hew
OH wh'.r! tM? m^Wl Aa'a
"""*
IB .?v
^hr"rr?.r'EjI=!on.RN
wrvlce wtl^h* ttinfcA Is- P'J, "
Salfllak. a-?capd aagl?Kj?i ; r to! ,
*r.? aupcrlnt?nd?ut, wip - ^ S
. ' 1 .
I. without,* occr udu,> preach* _
l oecufllca wn eafrlsbto ai^he ^flmoBg
Jthe elTgr ol Ma ahurdi. .;" ^ j
?* ">*;?*< h" k>" ]
i? cflrlnklad with ttfl ?r?) Ml hi: '
^'Jb^K^ywmi/'AoMr to bh (
flock than waacv. aad* thia la welk? .
Sfc?%Sar??s?.
net g! God well dohi." ' K
ASSo" '""" a^"7 '
Council of theD(ocfse of East-Car
I ottae aed-atao/ol the standing bo to ,
ml tiae ad than M( pal, body.
For-tMBUdtat7??!_,?r-: Hard 1
log has-heon e totted a deputy to the 1
' general coneeatloe ot the Eplscopa' I
i cburcb -and has occupied high poet- (
j Uqnaln that great body of ehurcl J
laymrtm.:; : ; * * K *Z?8 t,
He has been prominently mention- ,
ed enteral times for the hidh otBec ,
of htehop but d?<Mndd. !*,
,, Not only has Mr. HardlhV beer
weB to the front In the affaire oi >
church, but fh aute as wen, pertlcu t
larly In this true so tar as Beaefo^
county la concerned. Here where
sSiHSS
St. Nto honesty, his Integrity and lilt ,
ability, Realising thin cohfldenc* .
no one wtU he surprised to iehfh that
wsa such he could aot render, the ?er- \
STSSea's:
tinaou. oration Cro? the mlllinrj ,
^^'n^TconLtlSn. 3 '
?%|r,~S'
| .-> . (|''nn omnTi, his *?p 1 of-Joy iSU
- p??-- -1 - *
sKi ^rtjTlff*fl""V" *
&. VI. ^ ? _T
ftff' 'Win 'II -V '?< I" I ' )
RBV- nathjn
MmM
sa
I
I
wm&mnir
? *7tsM
i ii fr&ij - r
nC^adC!
a fe
Sector of St. Peter's. F.piscc
a Tfomorn
For Ci
Wk dflMrt G. WnU? of Charlotte n
lore JtuK uight wlth (ha plans lot It
tie : propose*: Improvements . to the el
and iiiac ti
j*?r> add lttQM' V- At J]
Mr White was -* eenCerence last ^
jight at-tho-CUy-.-Hall with. ^lasers. u
J. B. $aw)?..'J. K. Hoyt and deorge ?\
Hftfckney composing the Improve"nent
committee and also .the Light h
imd Water Committed of.' the Board ei
t - Aldermen, oom poeed oqM. ?Tr S
krdhlHrtl; * F. J Berry and ;RoM?rt ci
rbaeol'^ jlfayor FilWlt 'O. KXigler was tl
ilfMD present. The' gentlemen ? *?* ?
fully went'over tttc plans aid V
found ~tKaT~ir wis'gbThg terrequire at
Hevtnv&Gtomr Pa
to Have Ignored
ikii Wear H
rttlzemi of -Ooraco"k? IalalianchuBt b*5 ^
Carolina, shows but little interest tl
ifijris^.rrr^i
ordered to thia place, especially after t<
web etethna, that gwept oxer thli p
part of-fhVioaet. CapUlaI^lJf!rt
SslSiPPi
Notwithstanding the Inclement
?*?thJr yeatefiUj VtefhOon ' tbert t,
xae a food attendance of PamBec" d
aapUr, Daaghter. of tho Confader ?
(?T.at,tha reeldence of Mra. Herberl B
Conner, on West Second street. Mrs 0
'? ? ArchhoU, editor of the Carolina tl
l*d Boothern Cxoae, tf Kinatnn, M 1c
J:, wat expected to he present, fcnl '
in aceonnt of Mneea coeld hot eome a
rhu "Wae regretted, J fto^fjW.^re ?
tocbb.H I. Mpacted to ko praMUl It
.t ? .p?Ui nwttss <4 t<w H
1an oallad to moot At tba roaldantx 1
*tfc? pnaMaat. Mil. Lou WIndlaj *
b||???^|
Ui. follow Ins delegates wore altot j
sd tojhe auto conrentlon mt tht jJ
^ew.yt? t?T*rtore ? ^ !c
ton *tt: .Ml* L. x, Rodman, *? ,
^.s^%,rrs:;
? ??|
' ? -* I,
"E*T UADTVrNTr1
.jyu ri/VJtvUlINvjr'
fM-J" y,
to-*? !#
^|v-4r
aHpM.
n
w&
m 11
BTO
rl
pal Church-Forty Year;
~?f~f? *;?'." wf'?Tnrr
>w- v^rf ? |y, r
quired
<ty Improvements
" ?** UV- '
lore funds than had been authored
in* order to make the proposed
uprovomoniB. The gentlemen deded
after discussion to have an ex.
a amount appropriated by the legilature
at the* meeting of*the spent
session, provided the Odneral
aembly Will consider flfitf&tf1 o?
ila cfciracter while ' In special hes?
W =' Vi ''-dr. ' y&i a: A ii '. >'l ?,j
It la very important that Wash
igton have an up-to-date and mod.b?
iledtric, plant, wholesome vraV
igto^JSiltW. <WSM?. v? ?
itiaen who haa the beat interest ot
ie community at heart should op- '
o?e - for a'r: moment . tbla proposed
dditlonai amount for this most ia-'|
mlico Seems
Ocracoke
Island
hompston, one of the citizens of Ao:W,
C.waathe first m*h tc
?M,to? tad no par
>nal Interest li*. Ulifcd othej
lu that possibly we sraip all swept
war or suffering in consequence o:
i? wHad'and food. He put out fot
-cracokn-at once alt of ! jfra ytonr
ad abated and gladly administer*
? our needs whloh was greatly apreclated.
The entire island rei'
to him. * -S - i - ,:for gft
sen services first b.e.
CNURCB 0)1 TOMORROW
The uanel oerviceo are annouaoec?
if 'the Ktrat Metbodlat church Sonar
morning an#.,' orbmlng. Th?
jhjaot . or the paator, Bar. B. H.
room at 1J o'clock will be. "Somt
Ihjecta Ot God'a Oraoe" At night
ie paator will preach from the top.
i. "Tke Moot Important Saying"
Sunday achool -111 meat at 9 4E
m.. R. Mlxon, anperlntendent
I "will be 4 plaaaare to the pnplta tc
mm tfeai the onperlnindent,
&?*, IndUpeaed
Slftm oreeent. Good murij'tl'*'
g?W5SK.-Wp
*JSf? *ill- 1.11,,I'KS ?Mf
JUy."r. V. Hw>. ??tor of th.
hrUtW ?rf?>tekck M OR
o be preeent ^Bwil tekee th<
,!?oe of Ber 16 L. Oey of the Bep
let cbarchr>^y?e uoWo ,*
"&R&fg?
to {As u<K) -xjx-.flvy t
" v - vtinii <i n>?~Ti rf 0
Pftllpriatp
i'v 1 '! ' } ' -v '- 'J-WI
School Catalogs are noVr
R?ady and can b? racalvad
*f Win. Braga* * Co. or
I First National Bant
President Ed*ar A. Lowther, o
tha Washington Colle*iate Institute
etuinad on Thursday of* this -w?eh
rom a trip to Now York City and
tctnity. Mr. Lowther visited Syra
, ,uso University -on Its ^IIT
nd -In.t rt.By old friend. .11 ol
whom manlfeeteU sraat Interest in
our new educaional lnstlutlon in
[ftaahlntton. boring hla tAvels Mr
Lowther poured the Interest of several
frienda who believe In the ?du
catlonai hud lndustrialdevelopmen
of the'Sbttth. Many solicitous inquiries
were made by thoee who had
read of the disastrous Btorm in thr
press reports. It - was reported in
One'of hie fortoer churches in New
York-City that Mr.Xowthsr and bit
family bad lost everything but thelj
live# in the recent tornado and flood
When he actually 'appeared to 'fcfr
former parishioners and told.them
that reports had been exaggerates
ant that Washington was still or
the map, they, seemed quite relieved
""the institute- hai
not been changed by > the storm oi
September Srd. The members oi
the local school committee, Including
Mr. Geo. T. Leech, Mr. Chas. A
rtyitf; Hon. jwui, hV small, sir. J
O. Bragaw, Jr., and the Rev. ir.iH.
Warren, voted not to retreat or tc
sctorlKtic of this town. This splrii
will not only advance the interest*
of this new educational enterprise
bdt^'bf ?Terr worthy activity thai
promotes the general Welfare.
The.lnsUtute wOT begin work or
.'pew students vril
t)e expected to enroll. Catalogue*
may be secured, trim the office oi
Wm; Bragaw & Co^ Insurance, ore
the First' National Bank, It ia expected
that the school wilh have r
very favorable enrollment for tfc?
Brst year of fte esigtende ?
6090 MUSIC AT LYRIC
fff*
,.j^. .u. . ^ nrirsr TAmninr
nraig mhshi
Today closes the engagement 01
the "Musical Hylands' at the LyH<
theater, baring filled the boards her<
for a .three day engagement.
The inclement weather has presented
the music lovers of Washington
hearing some of the- beet musl<
ever beard at the Lyric for the ppal
Wro ' 'days, and today they should
take advantage of this opportunity
and they will easily agree witb u?.
The regntar- nretrne? takes place
today at 3 o'clock and tke night per
forraance offers an entire and com''
Prd8entinF
laughing element. , ?*'"
Neat week, beginning Monday foi
a three day engagement, opens "Bur
nette end Lee " in bits of musicscomedy
singing, talking and danc
lng. using their own original!act tha
goes good with a Vafiety audience.
The LyrTb .this seaeoae is booking
by.ffar some of, the bept. acts the?
have ever had and by far better thar
we. rh*r*. ever - heard before,1 ^
take pleasure every day. tellin?jfou
the duality of theee perform anew
and in keeping dp with Vie Dail>
News write ana von
" ' \ y !F.?- . ? c
on thin imnmeot entwprlw.
\% j$i: n n?i . m ? , . ., , ^
MOT MIGHT RETURNS
AID PREACHES SUNDAY
[W W \*> <Wft i iwlS'i^W'V ...
Re? H. B. swWgM, pnotdr of tlu
jgjgj&yfct
oopntT, wl^ro ho nlteiidftf ?e Mku.
lor mooting of Al>?m?rl? jProobr
?>T. Mr. Boortgkt will III hU Mgl?r
pnlplt nt kin eharoh Bondnf
morilng ood evening at t >wl
honro.' Bonder erbonl/O. I Dim on
eomo- to iw!lifl^P(g^,-j
; llltmi? I >? .l. jjjf ?
ii" ill
v " - S
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w H11 III III IH . II
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Convention tobe beU at Cot
innbue. Ohio on Nov. IbD
( v.-K. U RnH Smpt.)
The AtU-IUloO. U?u? U torn
staking- itiii'tor ilii gmiiii ni^t
las ymt. It. will be hald Novembei
IMS. 1?1S. at Columbus. Ohio
The expected atendance la 20,000
The apeakera are all national and* In*
ternational reputation. Tha' purpose
of the meeting la to launch th?
movement for an atdendineial "to the
vuHiuiunro m in?n united State* tc I
prohibit the manufacture. Bale anc" I
Importation of intoxicating liquor.
11 the states will be represented I
?-many sending special trains; i
Maryland, Booth Dakota, Texas 1
Georgia, Alabama and North Carol! I
na are among this number. 8p4cia' i
rates will be given. Read the "la I
sue," August number to find out 1
more about this convention. Make i
your plans fro go?I know you want 1
a part in organizing a movement jthal t
will drive the liquor traffic from out 1
nation, and here's your opportunity
You nee<J no credentials. Have yotti
church represented. Hdw fitting foi
the church to give this trip to the 1
pastor complimentary! He dessrvet
it. He wjould enjoy Jt _ImmeijBely_
and come back home better (fuall
fled for larger usefulness. Have
your BhUdhy ichpol represented] Any
school can defray the expenses' of r
delegate to suCIla- mealing.jgjttlfc a
us1 tlie kfeldrin ' are "the ones j whe
will be most benefitted when we accomplish
our task.
Tk? do her part, .North. Carolina
must send four hundred of tSesS
twenty thousand delegates, or one
delegate for bvery 6,000 lnhabltanti
In terms of counties this means:
Alamance 6, Alexander 2. Alleghan?
i n,,.?1/1 ???? - -?
m >juHyviu ?r? xv, jnecxienoDrg id I
(the largest number) Nash -9, etc. t
accordmg to population. This ti
easy of accomplishment.
Now, I am in dead earnest about
this thing. I know we are going t
get National prohibition, and I won
to get It as eoott as possible. The
larger and more determined our Columbus
gatherlng the sooner we wll
accomplish this task. Therefore
your presenco will help. The eyet
6f every politician and statesman
tn America will be npon that conven
tion", and their impressions will some
what detafmiBi ineir nitnre icrion
If you are concerned about going
or.aending a delegate, please write
me that I may give you .further in
formation. If you desire to go, and
finances hinder, write me. I hav?
plans that may help you, and the
V?jr may open. '
REGULAR SERVICES AT
THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Regular services at the .Christiar
church tomorrow morning afid even
Ing. At 11a. m., the pahtor, Rev,.
R. V. Hope, will preach from :th?
topic. "The Apostles Preparation foi
Their Work." At night at eight
o'clock the subject of the sermon
will he,. ''To Every Man His Work.'
%lbW' school m?etk r promptly at
10 o'clock. A cordial invitation Ii
extended. visit the busj
worlcihop.v W: t>i "Ellis is the effl
clent superintendent.
rT iT p r T n y-??
IWmh
K. John has rental the Dr^ Rodman
building corner of Main and
Market streets and expects!to opes
-a branch store .there .arttiin the
netftthirty days. Mr. John wIH occupy
the entire lower floor, StespUnc
both Main tefl MKrteL Steta.
tvtfsO <'i" ? r?a '*
, To Ktort Offloer um Com?M7
"a" of thlE c r w?l. on
n?tt Mooter nJabt ten ter rOteMr
annoaf citation for oB on and It
bohooraa retry mombnr . Un com
rwaisE* u~.
tlfilm, n,.J j j
Tfco'ifcti^W Of Mfte U wmai.y
wbj tea ten aajlt gjgg
IPB I'.fW*' uunua
I nlrr rlMr llrrl - 1
uillfil IlufiDlifv
pnn pflMHiup
u. i nil WJttltninor t m
m - ?. tin T\ * nh.fi ' 'J-1!1
vi'lTj *
i {mil
At the iMt meeting of the, ?ft|
Board of Aldermen Capt. George 7. ?
Loach, vu elected chief of the Waste ^
ington fire department for (he com- .1
lag year. { 3
Borne weeks ago Dr B. M. B to wis
the former ohlef, tendered bid red- ]
tguation to tHe city to take affect 4
upon the election of bis successor. 1
No better Appointment Could have 4
been made for this responsible position
than that of Captain Leach, For
rears he has been an enthusiastic
Bremen and that he will give the dtp 'jm
und department a first class admin- ']
Istratlon goes without saying. ,C?pL ?
Leach was recommended to the aldermen
for chief oy the respective
lire companies and he Is deserving
in every way of the high confidence j
oposed In him. The retirement oi
Dr. Brown was regretted by the dtp
is he has made a very efficient of- i
iclal.
1. X. BBTT XPPRKttHIE ~ |
FOR LIBERAL PXIMMCE _2|
I wish to express my slncerest
hanks to the cltlsens 0? Washington
m6Bt liberal patronage during my
recent Damage Sale wlhch ends Cplight.
As you have seen for'your- if,
idves .1 have sacrificed.goods that
tvere damaged by the rnln and wind """^1
itorm of September 8rd, and contequently
have been enabled to practically
clear It all out. 1 am now .
receiving new flail and winter* goods'
by every train. My entire force of
employees in untiring efforts are
working day and night marking and
arranging stock for your inspection,
Wednesday and Thursday, September
24th and 26th occur* our MIP
llnery opening at which timewe will
have all the new and fashionable
shapes and pattetb hat* that are Id
demand this year~Tbn" display. At ?rrs
this same opening our entire neve j
stock of ladies tailored suits and
cloaks will be displayed as well mm t'1
the new dress goods hotlctaa, etc.'
In our ladies salt department w? ' -=3
have all the new ?nd authentic
styles in pleasing selections. Every -m
fashion feature from the plain tail. ?
ored to the most daring are- here? ~jl
and there's a range of prices to suit
eve^y pocket book. Another thing >i
e will demonstrate is that, we wfU *~'3
offer you the most equlsite millinery
at moderate prices. " . w
J.-K. HOYT.
* '
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
SERVICES FOR TOK8RROW
? H
Rev. R. L. Gay, pastor of the First
Baptist church, will fill his pnlyit
Sunday morning ana evening at the '
usual hours, to which the public j
has a cordial invitation. The sab
ject for 11 o'clock will be, "Grace oi
Giving." At 8 o'clock the topic oi |
the eermon will be, "HeerUceeptng."
Sunday school. 8. P. Willis, superintendent,
meets promptly at 9.46 n. .yf
Sunday afternoon at three o'clock, J
the rlta of baptism will he adminis '
baptising will take place at Washing:- '..jj
ton Park. Good music at all thi
services
E. R. Mixon Oaf
Mr. B. R. Mixon. coaaty traasarW.
wbo iiaH Nan ill gt hie borne for tho
1 -"eg
, Rot. W. At Rneis wait, to RdfcW ' ' ji
son Till? today where he ?oes to Jotnr
the meeting there bare twenty aMh
Hons to the church to dafto.