6 WAKlto? (X*iORBD to
work lm lo< arooda. I. F. Lyark.
Stmpaon. N. C.
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WAWTOP Q^X LOOS, FROM 10
^ t?rh? M Cw>?mi Co.
1-4-lf*. ,?
? ? r_
^?-*3$3B3?SU.t.
? |M IM? bright Hi. for kic
|
TVaH <* flW'fetf Tmytf Of Mtn?,
Br^d CifA adPwi t lUm
Dratea* IM.tricU,
Van art barabr notlBad and dt
r???d ond.r -?h. drala^a lav and
It. ame&dEB'*u. that all dralaac*
t.iB. nut b.rpaid on of tefol* th?
lltt du Of D?e?arb<r of atek rw,
and: all who fftl to pal oa or bll.ll
that data' Will1 fca'attvartfatot la lu
uarj and told on Ik* flrat Mokdaf In
rrbrn.ry
Tab. varalac nd ba tulM ac
" card tat ta tha drmlaafa lav. aa*
?ai? co.t. ..
W B WINDLBT. Sheriff
? ll |MMan 1
Inarmed throat, bronchial traablri
or tor* cheat art relieved by Foley',
Homrr a*d TV <klA<??tM?fM
air punpa, eoothee u< heal* la
llai?ed lurlun. a?4 mow unni
bre*thlac. W. C. Alia. BmIi;
Mo., nil "1 hare raleed * famllj
of roar children ul iud Foley'i
Ho*ey end T?r with *11 of them. 1
a%4 It tkm*? coach and croup mod
icl*^ I oT?r need. I need ft tor it* hi
or to* yeara ul can recommend If
for oroaiC" Vareuport Pbtrauj
A DM I N IHTRATOH'H KirlK K.
Having qi|q Tiled admlDlatretor
of the Htm Ot Oku Rom. dec Ma
id, late of Veaafort Count y, North
Oeaiollna. thle la to notify HI pit
none bavlnj clalroa agalhat the eo
late ol tbo aald deeeaaed to mhlblb)
them to tht underelgned at Waah
Inflton, au o? be?ore Me 1 Ith day of
jaqoarj. or thla notice win
be pioaded la bur of rttomy. AH
p?noee Indebted to seid eetate win
plcaee make Immediate payment i
Tbla 11th' day of January, lilt. <
JA1 R RUM.
Aduinlat rotor of the aetata of
Oeear Rnaa.
l-l?-twc. . -i
FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
?ew York. Ma. fl^TKlt book
????'? here to see yoa again." said
Abraham Ablowlts's stenographer.
"Till hla I'm not la." replied Mr.
AblowUx, a lawyer at No. ttl Brood,
way.
"Bet he hv you coma In.** ex
plain rd the typist.
"Then etod him la." explained
tke attorney, "aad I'll got rid of him
forerer.'
Isldor Foam eatered aad began
to dlseoaree or the exoelleat qua 11
tlee of an encyclopedia. The lawyer,
who coatee to baataeea dally In an
elfht-paaeenger ear, ahfd:
? 'Fee rat, l'*e told you a doaen
times I don't want to bny aa ency
clopaedia. I'm too poor. I'd sell the
Itroaseds I'm wearing to get hold of
a few dollars."
"What do yoa want for them?"
the hook *l rot aaked.
"Tea dollars." replied tke lawyer.
"Toa're on." said the book ageat.
"take 'em off."
Ablotrltd. having an excellent eye
It* gescheft, took off the troaaers
sad hahded them to tho hook ageat.
Then he locked the door, told the
stenographer to tel I clients to wait,
and tried to call ap his home by teV
It eeems the house telepboae waa
oat of order, ia consequence of which
he was -a prlaoner in his private of
fice from 10:10 o'clock yesterday
otoraing uatll 7:10 o'clock last Bight
when his wife learned of his predi^.
sment aad sect him aa other pair of
wen mi
WES HUB
, i ? ?? -
? tmf
To the Patrons and Friends of the
Washington Tobacco Warehouse:
Thinking perhaps ve did not get
ts aar bood-bre to all of our cm to.
more mnd Mead*, ws take thte means
of wishing that you ail hart had a
*e*y merry Christmas an (J that jou
may have a happy and prosperous
New Year.
We also want to thank ??r frteads
one and all for the liberal patron
ise they hare given ua for the pa?t
MMODf and are glad to say that w?
hope to beta Washington at the came
jJld Washington Warehouse door, for
this oOtnlag snaaon to greet our
many frtepds and stand by them in
the future ae we have done la the
peat.
We are quit* aura that there ??
no one more interested tn Washing
toa'a eueoeea a a a tobacco market
than we are and we aspect to do our
beat to make each succeeding year
a banner year orer he previous one
until she stands second to none aa a
I tobacco market. *
We wiah to eay that we expect to
be In Waahingbon In the early spring
and summer, looking after the ln
tereat of the Waahtugton tobacco
feaarket aad the Waahington Ware
bouae, aad we will be glad to see
all of our ouatomera and friend*, and
will be more than glad to do any
thing that wf can in aeelitlflg them
In apy way^poeeible. We alao wiah
to say that we will be III Rocky
Mount, Va.. through the winter and
we will be glad to hear from, any
of otir friends at any time, snd to
render them any service that We can.
Again thanking you for the lib
eral patronage *hown ua In the past
rears aad trusting to eoutlnue to
serve you la the future, we beg to*
remain, i
Yours very truly,
g. A. GRAVELY * SON. Props. |
4,800,01 SALES
?>s
hi
Waftfclngton, Ju. I?? Cotton
glnnod prior to Jwatr; 1 totalled
lO.fO.til running bnln, u ma.
?.r.d with 14.44i.un teloo prior ts
JiDdirjr 1 of lilt, counting round
M bolf t?lM >U ?xolidlog Hntwa.
tk< Ocuai to4?r momH
CiKRALDIXE FARRAH.
Nted American prima donna so- i
prano. who sings in Raleigh 00
January tUh. Other artist* at the,
same concert will be Reinald Wer-J
ran rath, baritone; Ada 8aaaoll. harp-j
1 at ; and Richard Epstein, accompan
ist.
k is expected that a large num
ber of Washington fans will take this
opportunity of hearing the cetsbrat
<*d Farrar. if as many as twenty
persons consent to go. a special
train may be secured, which will
leara this city some time in the af
ternoon and return the same night.
[ The career of Cteraldlne Farrar.
reads almost like * fairy tale. Juat
In her thirties, thia American girl,
haa been one of the reigning prima
donna* of the age for fourteen y.^ars. 1
Failure hae never oome to her. When
as an lnexpferlenoed girl In her
'teens ahe made her operetta debut
in Berlin ahe was at once#acclalmed
one of the naoat extraordinary sing
ers of our time, and as years have
gone and with them Increasing ex
perience and skill, she has atrength.
ened her hold on the publics of all
countries.
nu issn
ins n a
Will Hold Annual Convention at
Now IWn Thla Month. Man)
"fWula Expected.
The sixth annual convention of
the North Carolina Forestry Asso
ciation will be held at New Bern on
Tuesday *n<j Wednesday, January
8R and 86. Through the courtesy
of the N w Hern Chamber of Com
cueice the meetings will be held In
their assembly room.
! The- flrst day will be devoted to
addresses and discussions. Governor
Locke Craig hoprs to attend and
make an address on "Mt. Mitchell.
Our Plrst State Forest." In' which he
U so much interested. Mr. W. W.
Ashe, of the United States Forest
Service, is to speak on "Forest Man
agement for the Eaetern Carotins
Landowners." Mr. C. I. Millard, of
Norfolk, Va., one of the foremost
authorities on the relation of lum
bering to forestry, will discuss this
subject. Congressman J. H. Small,
the State Forester of Virginia, and.
a number of other prominent men
have promised to be present and ad
drew the meeting. An Illustrated
Ifteture on the forestg of North Car
olina will be given mt night by the
State Geologist.
The seeond day will be largely
taken tip with ? trip Into the pine
forests to be gltsn by the John L.
Roper Lumber Company. Varying
type* of forest alffi methods of lum
bering ?will he ween under expert
guidance.
The Chamber of Cotemerce and
the Women's Club of New Bern are
uniting to make the delegates wel
come.
i
MRS. SlLVERtHORN
DIED SUDDENLY
PwM A? mj at Her Home it Mid
i dlatoa Mankjr Nlfht Death
Dm to Heart -
Mm. O. M. SlIViTthorn dle<f aud-l
denly of heart fltlitlre Saturday night
at ht home In Mlddleton, Hyde
county. She *M about ?5 years of
*ge and it uurvived toy ten children,
two of whom. Rorauluft and 8am, are
I reel dent* of thl? city. All of the
family were H bedeide when the
rai no
President W'ilnon Will Maintain Hi*
Stand for National Drfmw.
Washington, Jan. 11. ? President
Wilson Is taking persona] charge of
the battle for preparedness, and will
soon appral to the people of the
country lo lend support to his fight.
Unsatisfactory reporta by adminis
tration supporters determined him
to take personal action. He will
make speeches In Baltimore or New
York on the preparedness lBsue.
The President will confer with
Chairman Hay of the House military
committee and other leaders at an
early date on forcing the defense
plans through.
10
?
Baltimore Capitalist* Investigating
PomlbillCie* of Freight Ltne
to Neuee City.
(By Eastern Prow)
New Bern, Jan. 11. ? That there
is a probability of New Bern being
connected with Northern ports by a
boat lioe. waa made known today
when C. 8. Kills, representing the
Industrial Finance Co. of Baltimore
Md., came to the city and conferred
with a number of business men lu
regard to this matter.
Mr. Bills stated that several capi
talists In Baltimore had been mak
ing investigations along this line and
that they had reached the conclusion
that a freight steamer could be ad
\antageom*ly operated between this
p6lt and Baltimore
Plans for operation of the line are
yet In a chrysalis state bnt It ho
llered that they win materialise and
that before many days have parsed
by, the line will be la operation.
MOCKHOiiDBRJI HK1CT1NU.
The regular annual meeting at
the Home Building 4 Loaa Aseocla
tion will bn held at the banking
room of the Barings A Trust On. on
Thursday. Jannor? tt, ltt?. at 4 it*
p. m. Ino. n. Sparrow, too.
CAfJCEIg P
Insurance cancels chance, Is your
LIKE insured? We represent the Mu
tual Life of New York? the oldest
American Company.
Wm Bragaw & Company,
First Insurance Agents, Wash>agrtoni'IVl C|
Jw AS
DO NOT TAKE "ANY OLD-tTHING" WHEN
YOU BUY TOOLS. BUY OURS. WITH OUR
TOOLS YOU CAN DOJMORE1WORK AND BETTER
WORK, WITH LESS LABOR, AND THEY [LAST
LONGER. m
WE WON'T'PINCHrYOU ON THE" PRICE. BUT
GrVEiYOU THE BEST MAKES AT A LOW PRICE.
DON'T YOU NEED SOME GOOD TOOLS RIGHT
NOW? COME IN.
Harris Hardware Co.,
WASHINGTON, N. C.
Vlw?f?r In I Ml
+wr ?<Wn Ink. *?U rtri*rr or ?tv
Mi !? oanaad by tha action of tbf
?4r. A tar drop* of Ttnecar pat la*
tea Ink vfU make It uuHu aerate b*
-Jba fcattar ?- k??o Lha lj*% W
8ad Sound.
*1rat Working Girl? ' Say. Mas*. V
?card an awful sad tbin* Lhla mora
inl-" Sacond Working QLrl ( w tar
dy)? "8* did 1? ? -ilia alarm citxvk."-*
I if a.
Maa the HibH.
' ?*1ia* a man Bay-. I dual <vant
jwmpiain," It mean* 'hat no ?,c'j
1 plaint Qoat of Lbs time. ? AiehtMr
Uow.
Appropriate Rmpohh.
In * certain tourtry town th?l
tired an old Frenchman ctmex) La
Diana Cue night M>ine Of kia friends
7&to tain: a nurprl: > party and prw
?en ted hiin with a ?d<ch chain. ThaJ
week the locv 1 pap- r printed an a*
count of tho rffalr, t aring that In a*
knowledges ; :e gift *fr. Le Blanc r*
sponded in a fe* well chosen worde."
Curious to know what 'he old Frenofc
man said, someone awL d the report*
wno was present wh'?t thoae "welt
chosen worda" w?re. 'Well, 111 UJI
Ton," he answered. 'When Charlie
finished his prescLtA'.ina speock *bC
hold out the chain, tjio old man ? vh?
end hoen eying It fwdlly oil the wiring
?suddenly snatched it from his hand,
?ind exclaimed. "Py chee. dot w** $
good one'" ? Youth's Coxj uaniee.
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