J. t FBlUirS HELLS Finn
m *IK> XHAckebs AND I IREwotfr.
of all kind.; wholeaala
price. will be made on larg.
a*if . quanlltlee; til, . hlpment of M?l5
*? grapes at He a pound. Galeeby's
Caadj Kitchen. 12-lS-gtc
FOOTBALLK AT BUSS' VARIETY
Store. l?-22-Stc
' ' .
" CAMEO RINGS, HCARF FIJ*& A XT
brooches arriving dally at Bell's,
- the Jfeweler. 12-20-Uc
XMAS CAKK8- FRUIT CAKC4,
plain pound cake, raleln cako, clt- <
ron cake, mixed cakes, right fresh. ,
Joe. P. Tayloe. Phones 123 and
1H. , 12-18-tfc
BKJ 'CUT rKICKS ON .ALL CHRIST- '
mas goods?All holiday mercban- '
dlse must bo closed out by closing -<
time Christmas eve, and we have <
made big price reductions to ac- I
Ka&t complifeh this purpose. Sea add on ]
1 back page. J. K. Hsyt.
- ? ?? ? :
OUR KOD.\l?S AND CAMERAS
have como. All those who. placed i
special orders with us can now
got them. Kodaks mado a vVfy i
, pleasing and suitable Christmas ,
present. Call and look over our
Ifcock. Standard sire film* and
- plates, chemicals and (developing
, ' . outfits in i stock, i At Buss' Bros
Variety Store. r2-22:jtfc i
. XMAH CANDIES?THE VERY BEST
and freahest line of candles from
10c to 50c per pound. Phones, 123 ,
? - end 124? Jos. F. Tayloe. 12-18-tfc
XMAH PRF1TS? IUKAKAS., AT- )
ploe, oranges, grape fruit, beat |
quality; cheapest price. "Phones .
m rad 124. Joe. P. Tayloa.
.*> . 12-18-tfc 1
- .
JBXG RAVING FREE AT BELL'S "
the Jeweler. ( w 12-20-Uo
Lj -PIVTCT1 \nrrvT to ni,-Pl
' resent tbo Xational Life Insurance
Company of Montpalier.
Vermont, on salary or commit
. ^ aion; experienco unnecessary;
reference required. 11.
Humphrey, Stato Manager,
Goldaboro, X; C, 11-21-1 mcc
MOBT REASONABLE PRICES AT
Bell's, tho Jewoler. 12-20-4tc
X FOR SAL!:?CULLY JERSEY
Wakefield, Charleston Wakefield
Succession- and Rod "Dutch Cab^" ~
bago Plants, frost proof grown
from D. J-andrtth & Son's Pure
;* '**. Seed by N. B. Dawson, Conetoe.
N. C. . 12-10-304e
; _ nATpiWLVTTs pi.Aivwnnlvtw.
?r-~. "* ? cdlery, cranbcfrleH. Just received.
^. . . . ' Phonos 123 and 124.* Jos. F. Teyloo.
12-W-tfo
SHY RKLL'ft I'IRST. 12-20-4U*
. |U8T lUPCRlV RD?ma I.OT XMAB
v candy in boxes-at', prices lower than
you ever know before; plenty
of boihe-mado iattdy to be sold at
10 cents per priuud; Bpeclnl price t
| for holidays; jjocd mixed nuts at >
15 cents per pound; new crop
tfafed figs, .15c per-pound; apples
- at 10 cento per#doxcn and up;
, per barrel. 54.00 and 24.50; orV
nngos, 20e'3a3ea and up; raisins.
good ntco ?T;otk, at 15 cents per
. ? - -pound. All kindrf ofnew crop nuts
guaranteed to-be fresh stock.
Phone 420, Saleeby'6 Candy"Kitchen.
tc_
FOR -RENT?VALUABLE TRUCK
farm of airout 3 0 acre? ciearca
U?4 with tarn limnmt
' buildings. Immediately adjoining
town of Washington. Possession
Jan. 1. Apply to W. C. Rodman.
12-5-tfc
_ =
PAItTY WHO TOOK UMBRELLA
U, from Dally Np\vs office Saturday
morning will please return.
FOR RALE?^R. *P. WALL RESI,
dence.Thlrd street, See Harry Mc^
Mullen. 12-22-tfc
WANTED?CARRIER BOYS FOR
the Dally New?. Apply' at New?
Office.
J. T. Kllllngswbrth la homfl on a
visit.
WISHED SHE '
5>. COULD DIE
kni Be Free Frois Her Trouble*,
^ lot Finds Better W?y.
??T8S%fir
- i wished f would die lad be refieved
nouseworic.
The leMt emoturt M werk Bred me
aornMe&|ng^to"gquiet"thE"wm? ?Md
Majority of States Nov Use
Prison LaDor.
UStyRD CONTRACT SYSTEM
I?""*." 3 tho Present Year ."fffirteeri
States Have Passed Laws Allowing
? tho Uas o* Convicts In ths Construction
?n9 Repair of Roads. 'j'-*.i
Thirteen states have passed laws
luring the present year allowing tbe
nae 'of convicts' in tbe construction and
repair -highways, according to
TompllrtUo^by Dr. B. Stagg Wbltin,
wsUtnut in social legislation In Co
luiublu university and chairman of tba
weoutlvo committee of the national
fomruitteo on prison lnbor. They are
Arkansas, Delaware, Florida, Illinois,
[ndinna, Kansas, Maine, New Jersey.
Sari- Dakota. Pennsylvania, Vermont,
IVe.-i Virginia and Wisconsin. As
nnny other states bad previously
passed similar legislation, but few of
-he forty-eight states have not adopted
he policy of using prisoners to build
lod maintain pptille roads.
West Virginia and Iotva are the two
itstea whose laws regarding the working
of convicts on highways stand out
uost prominently. So anxious .wus
be governor of the forniet; state to secure
tin effectlvo law that he went to
few Yorlc and with the assistance of
epresentalives of, tho national comnitteo
on prison labor, of tho road demrtment
or;Columbia..university and
?f tlio legislative drafting bureau
vorkud out hills making compulsory
fdil "The Snuggest, \
Most Comforta
Boot M
- That's what all the fieherme
I canse the "Hab-Mnrk Warrior
fishermen?of the toughest an
I ' I her are made extra strong.
Bn 1 1 c?OT1'
) ou J<
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f
Buy 1
PA
In M
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Large
Reed,
,
w* - v\ ;vy : ? v
I V ?^
ft. muiofmcni of ciTrici. to H*
rt?d>. Th. West Vlrsinl* bl settlor
I iua the county courts to make appro
p nations out Of road funds for eonylci
> -work; It state* that the court shall sen
| tence any malo-persou over sixteen tc
road work Instead of to the count]
jail; persona charged with mtadeweaa
or? tfnable to furnish bail shall wori
1 ' =
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L i, jjfr *
I j OOffYIOTS AX. WOZLK Oft STATE BOAD.
I ' on tho roads fitld If acquitted when
I tried shall he paid 50 cents ft day for
I each day's work they perform; justices
I of the peace shall sentence to work on
I the roads persons convicted of crime
II whom otherwise they would send to
I tlio county jail.
Another feature of the West Virginia
I law Is the establishment of a state
I road bureau to supervlso any plans
I proposed, by a county for using prison
I labor In road building. The plans apI
proved, tho county shall apply to tho
I board of control for tho nnmber of
I prisoners required and shall state tbe
I length of time they shall bo needed.
I The board shall, as far as possible.
I give equni servje? jo each qf'tho cQpnVear-Resisting
/g&Bb.
jblaJFishing- gffl
a My?The r?a*on is bof*
Brand Boot is made especially for
d most wear-reacting material*.
tough and durable.
'Hab-Eark Wnnioe" Brand Robber Boots
\MOtJ9 PRODUCT OF THE
>N RUBBER SHOE COMPANY
Sit BOOTS
t Craie o( Fias Pars Robber?Hill ol
hick-v fUudorced ct Every I\,kt.
lakn mbj "Hok ^'itrlor'' Bnlila BooU
M (L?u U cut; its U? of
>STON RUBBER SHOE CO.
MALDEN, MAS3.
pMr_
T'i ,,;iis^iLJ..i i * v.. ^rni~<vrt!at~-'J!tr-r3ZMm
i-ii ^arfyyur ? m a p . i.. _ nh
AS
L-i
One of O
RLOR
ahogany,
ist Line
Oak a
BESU
SEE
son Fi
.
?
' JGTifir shall determfis wblcE~prison- 1
. ? may bs Udfaal to such wort, J
I Tho warden to to provide suitable and J
. morable quarters, which shall be built, I
> where possible. by convict labor. Tbe >
r' conTlctB shall remain tinder direct eontrol
Of tbe warden, their work, bow- 1
; erer. being under tbe snperrtafon of
j the road bureau. i
.In Idwa the board of control of the
I ' state institutions with the advice of
I tbe warden of any penal Institution,
may permit able-bodied male prisoners '
to work on tbe roads. Tb* law fpe|
clflcally states inch labor shall not be
leased to contractors. A prisoner op- (
~ P0?id to sacfa work, or whose character
: he would attempt escape or be unruly,
to not to be worked on tbo highways. *
Although tbe prisoners are under tho
Jnrladlctton of the warden whllo building
or repairing road a. their work to (
supervised by the state highway com-1 ,
mlssloner. Prisoners employed on the
highways of Iowa receive such part of
their earnings nbovo the cost of their
keep ns tbe board deems eqaltable. the a
earnings either being funded or given
to tbelr dependent families. Before
Iowa passed her present prison labor
laws, George W. Cosson. attorney gen- c
ernl of the state^made n thorough In- a
vestlgation of tbe prisons of his own t
and other states, and strongly denounced
the contract system, under
"Which the prisoners were employed up .
to that time. Mr. Cosson drew up the
- road bill and Is of the opinion It will r
do much to drive the contract system h
out of the state.
Considerate. C
Clublelgb (at mldolgliti?My wife Is g
Tery ill, ood the doctor says she must
have no suddeu shock. Clinton?Then
what are you doing here at tbe club at
this hour? Clublelgb?I'm afraid to c
CP-Jjomo before the usuul time lest 1 r
give her a shock.?Boston Transcript. g
Thoughtful Husband. J
She?Are you, wearing those pretty
suspenders I gave you for your birth- c
day, George'/ Ho?No, dear; I was 1
afraid the unit I'm using as n button 1
would rust "em.?Yonkers Statesman. j
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. |
To the Stockholders, Creditors, J 1
Dealers, and Othefh Interested in M
I - the Affairs*of the Southern Lime j
& Fertilizer Works, Incorporated:' j
Notice la hereby n>lve?.-< lint n Mull.
action has been commenced In tills |
court against-the Southern Lime audi
Fertilizer Workup Inc., returnable toj ]
December term, 19r3. and complaint; ;
In same duly filed. Copy of sum-'
mon3 as required by law Is hereto' *
i annexed. . J t
-You are directed to appear before ?
the. Judge holding the Superior Court ?
of iJcaufort County at tho court,
house in WashJhCton_on tho rccond
Monday before the "first Monday In'*
March, It being tho lGtli day of! n
February, 1914. and answer the said ^
complaint, when and where a mo- lion
will bo made for tho appointment
of a receiver and for general
said corporation may be wound up.
relief, to tho end that tho-affaire of
Ita assets converted into cash, and]
its debts .and liabilities liquidated.
This December 20. 1912.
GEO. A. PAUL,
cieric super or Court. |
S.trcl EIIthS3picuror3rc!i)',lqudadS j
G IF
>ur Libras
TABL
\ ,
or Oak.
of Rocke
nd Mahoj
RE TO
THEM.
4. v
ij -
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SocietT
? t
* PERSON AJufi.
X?nn Roland Bnrr and Jan
j ay lord, of Bath. N. C, vara tW
>rs to the city yesterday.
J. M. Turnafe, of Greenville J
3., wan on our atreeta tlila win
' * w s s s ?
J.' E. Mann, of Lnka leading. I
3., la a welcome vial tor today.
9 9 9 9
M. Makely, Jr, of Batfcavaa. *
3.. was a passenger on the Norfbi
lout hern train yesterday.
?
C. W> Turner, of Rocky Mount, 1
i Washington visitor today. *
'
J. D. Eborn, manager of the Boas
ike Railroad and Lumber Compani
it Bayaide, was here yesterday ml
ernoon.
w
Messrs. E. D. Lewis and B. E
tlx on, of South Creek, N. CL, m
lved in the city this morning a:
mstnesa.
9 9 9 9
L. M. Keech, of fone Town, h
!., was a passenger on the Norfol
Southern train this morning.
In the absence of leglslatloa t
over the situation. District Attoi
ley Whitman of New York is havin
;reat difficulty in his fight to ru
lown the alleged grafters in Ne>
fork's stato , highway probe. Th
torporation laws which make It !
egal to solicit or accept a contr
mtton from a corporation, and th
reneral conspiracy laws which mak
t illegal for public or private off
:lals to conspire together to loot c
lefraud the state, are so differci
hat In their purpose to clear th
lituation they add to its compile;
ions.
Sensational developments nr
jramisea during me trial or ei
dafor James McGuIro, of Syracnsi
ind other big New York stato pol
iclana In the alleged highway gral
icnndal. It i3 said that tho .jne
'higher up" have yet to bo reach"
ind will probably bo exposed durin
*ry trials -which -connneTTrc- - tbi
reek.
?t
CASTOR IA
Tor Infanta and Children.
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Straus Gift*
Be wist K?t 7?*- 4:
,! 1 cnts I bat ire bmeiirtii a j
P J well as on-.raier.'ai. %ic<: 1
If * tiling toese-crtr ?j
? enjoyed." j
| ot'JULayV?(*3?v >
Aim I a i
(7 ,r'r j
/V. 'iir./"- -r" .
Ycu Will Fsrd ?
Nothing Beiicr.
to fcoi vr>ar *jei' .- was c? ;
bath room than
A Cm Kami r. 3" ccilM"!'
per hour it iflil *-81 ^ ^
WashiBfton legist
Waler Compaivy j15.~
IA FEW XM/
SURGES
Marocur
I Sewing 4
I mff "WKM
| IB mm, M* .KB
OLD! GOLM jl
' A ' 7 it ', ._ ~?9 >*fl^H
\ F'?3
We have on hamd
supply of $2JSO.J$S ' .3
nd ftO net I CiMH :T^sH
iecee and will be
lad to furnieh amy '.
newhhmg gold man *.4B
V for Xmas jin- ;g>9
vu.
nk of WashBi^jj
iVASHINGTON, N.cJ
KOHM"' jH
a &nainl meeting of tktJlfl
ra or the First Nsttaa^lH
>o held at their buklacl^l
o'clock nooo. Tuesday.
itt. 1514.
A.M. DUMAY. Cm**l*2m
t. 6th, 1513.
it r i?J
lMSRBl'PT 8A1JB.
e IKntrict Court of ThelM|H
4ut,<n For Ttio lekllaa fliQ
irr;inla.
i Matter of O. B. MmmH
tsr Cuuipaajr liswfMIWwBI
Ilankaigfc .
I\ RAMII 'ijBMBB
And'
Matter of C. ft,
iMnkroft
at:art to art order entail
!i.uve oonsolidated causes cot
i November. 1913. ibeva>^^H
rtw?! Tru3loo3 cf raid
v'!l cvposn for folo cm
day ?>f iX'coTT.bcr, 1913. at
. a*. public auction at the faaQt>fj<9JH
lo: I'ourtLiouBO In 1'caaSaft
Wi-.vhf:iffton. In the . :Ue
vlitta, wherein tto iTaf- '
.t -. fr. * and tIcar-dT *11"
br;?--K-v3, lllC luiLoepi
f U.rvl I.no'.vn as "Pcnu? j.iaM
i?v.t?r.> in Hcaufort and ** 7-l|
In t!?<* State ot N'arQi
?:;: ? tfrioaraxul
more or lets, t artlenLu.
u iV.'nl lri-.rj O. SL
* ';... to <.'. 11. Jc.bL.anc,
"...... : J S. J?"-U aljr
c>? of lb-.' "Uutiiktcr
; v.-.-.-.fort Cmjr.'*\ -Xodb
i ::v..to partku'.ar'r dc- .
i ' i '.ut oi' p'.au maco fry
ilaH 1 A up-.;st. If* til.
v. < ' v.!-.ica is attached to
oyui r tiled in life C*len*.*3 ] of
-." ! t'ourt at Norfolk. Tir- I
r- ' rtf.co t > v. li5cSa is i-'.roUy
t:r.TS t?: sale si.all fro rosJ* ? Jsl
r.e v. Ill bo made ratiject
. nprovul of said Court and tho
"TjH-VT IvTTl r^iuTreTTorj' csfii
r>. -.o deposit with him fry sedi |
r o: t!to#suru of Fixe I-Iuridml I
IJ.1L'> Dollars in rash, or *J??
led clic.ck of n responsible bonk* |
to use for like amount, aa evl
of sood faith to entitle snrrtt [
r to bid at such sale; the do- |
so received otber than that j
ie sucessful bidder to be to- |
iS Hv tl>n nnHo?l>rn?l t?
*tive depositors, and the do- i
of the Ruccessful bidder to 4*5 -.-3
ed by tho undersigned on *ol
or the purchaso price of aaid i
rtj. ?>'
HUGH W. DAVK.
:ee in Hankraptcy of tke files
of C. It. Johnson, Rantrwpt.
i C. It. Johnson Lumber t'ranay.
Incorporated, liankmpt
l-l 1-1* 20 22 23 24 25 26 1711
n';
HONS
ivory Novelties.
; ii
Scte I. \
& mnxLAMD
WHITMAN'S &
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