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M?MANUS' BIG MUSICAL COMEDY SEMSATION "BRINGING UPFATHER
BOARDERS WANTED. TERMS
reasonable. Table well furnished. |
Centrally located. .AU madam
convenience. Apply 101 Witt'
Bund street. I
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A*T?n bv country Boy?
poalUon si dark In crocery atore
until Chrietmaa Address X. 2.,
care of Dally Ne?s.
1D-J?-Jtp.
Am?, ONIONS, ORAVCKH, Oak.
bagae, Potato ?? Wholeaala and
prloe la right. H. B. MAYO.
W-*?-?te.'"V ? ' j
HUNTERS TAKR NOTICE,
for rent. J. L. PHILLIP.
OYSTERS:? AM WOW PREPARED
to dellyer oyster* anywhere In Uia
oltr. from one quart up C. H.
SJERLINO, Phone ?0. Phone
roar orders.
10-Jl-tfc.
BARGAIN : FIVE ATTTO SHOES *
Tabes, 81m 34x4 l-?; la good
?rdar; for Ml* chop. J Herons
lO-li-Ba-To-Th-Sat.
HOME AND MULK FOR SALE
reasonable. CmUl Ice Co.
lO-llSa-Mo-Wed-Frl-Bat.
. . "JUB THB THING,"
?A tailor'* work !? Hdcnlkrj. That
la why moat tailor* suffer from eon
stlpatlon. 0. W. RobaraoD, Wichita
Fall*. Tb , ?aja:- "I Had Folor
Cathartic Tablets the moat dell(ht
ful, Cloaaalnt cathartic I hare arer
taken. Thar ar* lost tha thing."
Thar krap the stomach sweet and
tha llrar actlva, dMr* away hear!
ache, dullness. tlrod foaling, billons
raM. bloat aad othar results of
cloned bowels Prompt and effrc
lira, without (rip* or pala. Htout
poople pratao than for We light,
fra* feeling th*r (It*. Daren port
Pharmacy.
WE ARE AGENTS
Iver Johnson, Raiding
';f Standard, Rmbtero. Hudson
Dayton and Great . Westora
Bicycles ?oW for cash or on
time. We also hare the
most complete waif shop
in the city all work guaran
RAILROADS MUST TAKE
LIQUOR SHIPMENTS
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tolled States iidp Decide* nu
Tbe* Cum BeTu*. to Take
dilute, Oct. 13. ? A permanent
Injunction ?aa iuuiH today bj
I Judge Carpenter, of the United
States District Court restraining the.
officials of the Chicago, Rock Island'
and Pacific Railway Company from!
refusing to accept and deliver con
signments of liquor to points In'
fowa and to agent* of the consig
nees on the written ?order of the
latter.
The loda State law directs that
llqnor consignments must be reced
ed by the consignee# in person.
My Name Is Coffee
I Fool the People
All the people can't be fooled all the time, but I've
been pretty successful in fooling part of them, although
more and more, I am sorry to say, they are getting wise
to my pretensions. ,
How do I f651 them? I'll tell you.
When scientists a ay I am not a food, I tell the people
that coffee "is a food," and when drunk "with hot milk ? *
a meal in itself, we may say."
Then when the court says, "coffee is not a food," I
trim my sails to the breeze and tell the peoplo "there is no
reason for supposing that coffee possesses any value as a
Nevertheless, to keep them coining, I tell them it is n
"half food," "an encouraging contribution to human effie^
iet?cy?" And the people ? some of them ? fall for it
? When noted authorities say the caffeine in coffee is & pois
onosu drag sod hinders digestion, I bring forward some chaps
who say it "is not a poison;" "it is an aid, not a hindrance to
digestion. " This fools some.
But, there's bean am oh a gtlr against me. especially by
Postum, that I am hard pat for arguments, so one of the latest
things I am- teiliag J?:
"Beware of taking coffee with a lot of crcam In it." It
is the cream. I try to make It appear, and not the drag, caf
feine, that makes a combination that '>111 in time lead to
chronic indigestion and stomach, heart', and liver troubles."
And somo believe me ? I hope.
But I whisper on the side to people who like cream In
their coffee, "Coffee is always Improved when cream is add d
> to it." You see, I get them oomlag and going.
There's oae aafe way with coffee. Quit it. and for a
pleasant, delicious, wholesome, nourishing beverage, use
Made of wheat, roasted with a bit of wholesome molassei
Postum is free from caffelas or any harmful ?ubtH*nc? it
pofats the way to health aad som'fort and frecdoai from coffee
troubles. . i J? ?>*>' ? . r ^
"There's a Reason"
'America', pm foxl-drlnk.
| ? i Mix Tn? jMwtl ..4 ?,!?
SHORT ITEMS FROM
Neighboring Cities.
Tailor Hkjpped With Clothe*.
Qrmirifh Wh<a Grernbauro ft
Co., OreenTllle tailors . suddenly
closed their place. Slryder Evans, a
'O?og white San. was lert wonder
ng when be ceul* get a suit he had
left with them. Brans had pur
chased the clothes from the tallora
with the undfcrstaading that they
*ould press them when necessary
rhe suit, left to be pressed. Evana
asserts, departed irlth the tailors.
JJreenbaum is said to have been <n
lartnershlp *ttfc4?^teilor of Kin
ton. Several^ poodIc had troublo
New Bern? 4ko*b-<Lee, of Arapa
\oe. was Kireiu {^preliminary bear- <
n g before U. #. Cotnteissioner C. D. ;
Ai\\ late yesterday 'Afternoon on ,
varranta charging him with retail- ,
ng spirituous liquors without a ,
icenae and also of ihavlng in bid
lOssesBioD pirituou liquors on which
he government tax had not been
>aid.
Mrs. PcMlir l>lee.
Greenville ? Mrs. Sarah B. Pen
ler, wife of Mr. 4j. H. Pender, dlsd
his morning about sight-thirty o'
clock following an Illness of about
two weeks. She leave* a husband
and two children, Mr. Leon Pender
and Miss Nellie Pender, and one
sister, Mrs. H. B. Sledge, of Tar
boro.
School Committeemen Meet.
Greenville ? At least one hundred
and fifty enthusiastic school commit
teemen of Pitt county met here yes
terday with County Superintendent
3. B. Underwood to discuss the work
of the school committeemen and to
form new ideas that would mater
ially aid the schools of Pitt county.
Attacked Woman.
New Bern ? Jtfhn Fenner, colored,
was arraigned before Mayor Pro
Tem William Ellis at Police Court
this afternoon on two charges, one
of resisting an officer and the oth
er of attacking Rachel Bowman, also
colored, with a deadly weapon.
Work on Lumber Plant,
CireenviL'c ? It is announced to
day that work will probably begin [
next week to rebuild the Pitt Lum
ber and Canufactufing company.
Thkr plant was recently completely
destroyed by fire, and has just made
ready to rebuild.
Country Correspondence
RIVER ROAD 8TATIOX.
Mr. Wldner conducted prayor.
neetlng aervioes at Asbury Met ho- 1
list church Snnday night.
The Asbury Bpworth League Is
progressing successfully.
Rev. N. Harding, of Washington,
*nd Rev. C. D. ketone, of Choco
wlnlty, were gueetH of Mr. and Mrs.
Augustus Alllgood, at Magnolia, one
day recently.
We regret to announce that Char
lie Woolard, of Magnolia, is vory
111.
The Magnolia Graded School was
commenced Monday with W. A. . Pri
vette principal and Miss B ss!e War
ren and Miss Ruth <Holllday, teach
era. A larje nnmbsr of pupils were
enrolled and many more will attend
hereafter. Tho children are de
lighted with the teachers. The new
desks are splendid and the children
are much pleased with them.
Miss M. M. Cherry visited friends
at Bunyon recently.
Mrs. A. J. Sheppard and son, F.
N. Sheppard, of Bunyon, visited
friends. at Magnolia and River Road
Bunday afternoon.
L. M. Sheppard and two sons, Al
bert and Harlle, of Holly Qlen, at*
tended' the Mew Barn fair. On their
arrival there they were severely
?hock d to learn that the day before
a man had been killed by i train
at the depot. It marred their en
joyment while there.
Mr. and Mrs. W, D. Congleton,
formerly or Magnolia, have sold
their home at that place to Mr. and
Mrs. Thad Congleton, ?nd have mov
ed to fllateatone. Wa shall miss
them very much And are serry to
have them go bttt we hope they will
be successful In their new home.
We have a great deal of stormy
weather and wa sympathise with
Mr. WhiUey. mail earlier, who nev
er falls to come through all kinds
of weather. The weather aontln?es
qalte wertn here.
HAWKINS N'OTKH.
Moat Of our farmers art busy this
Week dlfging potatoes. The ?fop
Is very food In t|Us of the eitreme
dfy weather tkl? summer.
j^wrinos WfUf*? ,*#Bl *** WMk
end at Dardens, the guest of W. I.
Wallace.
Mra. Henry Wallace and children
of Hunters Bridge, spent Sunday
with her slater, Mrs. O. L. Sparrow.
We are sorry to note that D. R
Woolard la on the sick list this
week.
Isaiah Pinkham and son Marvin
spent the week-end at Plnetown with
his daughter, Mrs. R. N. Boyd.
James Turner and family spent
Sunday at the home of John Haw
kins.
Rev. C- E. Lee filled his regular
appointment at Roaomary Sunday.
He expects to attend the meeting of
thq State convention at Pantego this
week. He la also one of ho preach
ers on the programme.
J. B. Tetterton and family, of
Broad Creek, were visitors at tba
home of O. L. Sparrow Sunday
afternoon.
A largo number of our people at
tended the big circus in Washing
ton last week.
W. E. Baynor waa a Waahldgton
visitor Tuesday.
School time Is nearly here. The
children are looking forward to the
opening with pleasure. Two new
teachers have been employed and we
shall be glad to welcome them and
hope this winter's term may be one
of the' most successful ever iie<d
here.
PIXBVILLE NEWS.
We have been having several days
warm weather now and It begins to;
feel like spring again but I expect
before many daya we will see a Jack
Frost. We have had one lltti? frost
this year.
Mra. D. L. Parvln was the giz sat
of Mrs. Hardy Jackson 8und?v af
teraoen.
Charlie StanoiU spent Sunday
With hla parents, Mr. and Mra. W
H. Btanelll.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Jackson vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Jackaon
Rund?r afternoon
Charlie Sprulll and Misses Delia
MU .nrt Lucy Jackaon were the
fuMM or MLf. *<wt. Mn
Htnlr lukiu. IW4?F afuruoon.
Mr?. I rory of WmMm
t?a, iptnt luiitr ?Kh k? H?t?r.
A Very Present Help
In Time of Trouble
Start a savings account NOW.
And if you are faithful to it you will awaken
some morning to find your liitle bank book your
very best friend
B ank of Washington
Washington, N. C
"As Long As She Shall Live.'"'
An assured income for your wife after your
wife after your death-guaranteed to be paid as
long as she shall live. Would you like to know
how to provide It? We can tell you Ask us.
Wm. Bragaw & Company,
First Insurance Agents, Washington, N. C
It's Time to Have Your Winter Suit Made
I have made Suits for some of the most par
ticular people in Washington. Let me make
one for you. Perfect style and fit or your
money back.
GEO. ARAMOONIE
131 E. Main Street, Washington, N. C.
Ladies and Men's Custom T ail or.
Altering, Cleaning and Pressing Done to Satisfy You
How You Can Get A
PIANO
FOR CHRISTMAS
Simplest thing in the world,
and as easy as it is simple.
See us for the details now. You
want one, and we will tell you
how you can get it without
trouble or inconvenicnce.
Jefferson Furniture Co
WASHINGTON, N. C.
Mrs. Clayton Jackson.
Miser Thelma Parvln spent Sun
day afternoon with Misses Beatrice
and Rena Jack ton.
Mis* Irene Kataa wai the guest
of Miss Rue Rwanner Sunday.
Joeh Hardiaon was a vtaftor at
Paul Katea' Sunday.
Mrs. O. B. Wynn^ visited Mrs.
Merton Canedy Monday afternoon.
Mtssai ^ssis Brady and Nanula
Callw wmt fcturtef kl?ht ion
Suatir *H? MIm 8?al?i ?uot,
*n, 9, 8. W^)U?,
Ol R JITNEY Or'FKR ? Thi* mid ,T?
DON'T MI88 THIS. Cot out th1?
?lip, enclose with Be and mall It tq
FoUjr A Co., Chicago, III.," writing
your name and addren? clearly Yoij
will In return a trial pack
??? containing Foley't Honor and
Tar Compournd, for coughs. cold*
and troop; roloy Kldnoy for
p?in In ?ld?? and baek, rhnnmfctldm,
b?ek^lia, kidner ?nd bladd?r >11
m?Dt?. and Folar Cathartic Tablet,.
? whol?xon>? Ud thoroughly claan
?101 Mtharttr, (or conitlpttloD. btl
i louiDMi, haadtcht tad alufOth
'bpw*!*, D?r?npor( Ph*r??w,
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