?OR SALE? TWO* 4 ft. COUNTER
cases, Cwo 6 ft. counter ea??a. one
4 ft. flo^ cue, one SO ft. wall
<ase. J. S. Campbell, Jeweler,
Phone S83J.
4-15-ltc.
? f*
COTTON SEED FOR SALE ? Onuine
8lmpklns J>rollftc. Call ua up.
Phone 69. Win. Bragaw & Co.,
WashlngtQn, N, J5?v
4-14-tfc. J
a
KJH BOX WANTHDi' WOULD Ex
change alee White Mountain re
frigerator. Adams Supply Co.
* 4-1 5-2 tc. iH
U
SKATES, SKATES. SKATKB, Mo
Keel-Richardson Hardware Co.
? 4-14-ltc. >
I WILI> 8ELL OR TRADE FOR A
pair of well tjred pigs, a very ftne
Collie dog. H. H. Broome, Aurora,
N. C.
* 4-1 3-3 tc. ?
SKATE WHILE THE SKAT1NO IS
gQod. Get your skate* at McKeel
Rlchardson Hardware Co.
4-X4-2tc,
BOOMS AND HOARD IN HOUSE
..centrally located. All modern
4toaven fences. Cafl^59.
4-10-8tc.
FOR SALE: RHODE ISLAND RED
eggs 60 cents per setting of 15.
Address Mrs. J. O. Mlxon. Wash
ington, N. C.. R. P. D. 4.
4-8-lwc.
WILL SELL PORTIONS OF MY 80
acre farm to snlt buyer. Three
and a half ml!es below town on
the Pamlico River. John M.
Barney, Washington, 71. C.
4-10-dtp. -
WASHINGTON PARK LOTS KOR
sa!e. Casb or Installments. Induce
ments to ballders. -A. C. Hathaway
4-4-tf*.
WANTKp TO BENT AT ONCE.
..About six or seven rooms wlrti
;<J 'bath. Addreaa Box It, City.
. 4-7-tfc.
SAVES DAUGHTER
AWd ?l Mother u DmU Pro
WfU Dinghter'i Uitkel; EnJ.
ItT ? " ? **? *et ?h|f IB d?
anything for nearly tlx months," write?
Mr*. JLauri Bratcher, of this place, "and
was down In bed for three months.
I cannot tell you how I suffered with
my bead, and with nervousness and
womanly troubles.
? Our family doctor told my husband he
could not do me any good, and he had \
to Rive H up. We triec another doctor,
but he did not help me.
At last, my mother adrtsed me to take
,Cardui, the woman's tonic. I thought
; U was no use lor I was nearly dead and
tothing seemed to do me any good. But
I took eleven bottles, and now I am able
tp do 'all of my wock and my owoi
washing. J ? 1
v I think Card* "4%w b?1 medicine la
fee world. My weight hat Increased,
and I look the picture ol health. "
II vo? sutler from any of tha ailment*
. ? peculiar to women, get a bottle of Cardut
Way. Delay Is dangerous. We know
It will help you. lor It has helped sol
1 1 many thousands 0 1 other weak ? one*
In the past SO years.
At an draggtstt
Notice of Flrut of Creditor*,
In the IHNtrict Court of the lulled
Btntee for the K*M?ra District of
North Carolina, Sixth Mvfleioo.
In the matter of
J. JR.- Kdams ft Jfc H. TOItford,
formerly trading as J. K^Adams
ft Company. vnSa t
In Baaknrm,
To the creditor u
Snd B. i^.Wharord. formerly trad*
)g as 3. rf. Adamf A. Company, of
Washington, In the Co?nty of' Beau
fort. and district aforesaid, bankrupt
Notice la hereby given that on the
, fth day of ApMI, A. D. 1910. the
said J. K. Adams and H. H. Whitford,
formerly trading aa J. E. 'Adams and
Company were duly adjudicated
bankrupt; that the first meeting of
the said creditors will be held at]
Washington. North Carolina, (n the
Kederaf "Court Building, on Monday,]
the 14th day of April, ltlO. at 10;
o'clock A. M.. at which, time tbe aald
creditor* may attend, prove Jhelr
claims, appoint a trustee, examine
the bankrupt. an?T transact sut-h
other busineaa aa may proper Income
before the iisld meeting.
Tliia the 10th day of April, A. D.
1910.
FRANK H. BRYAN.
Referee.
--ton, N. C.
NEW YORK TRIBUNE
TELLS WHY IT COMES
OUT FOR ROOSEVELT
The New York Tribune printed the,
i following editorial yesterday morn
Od. Roosevelt for President. I
"Colonel Roosevelt and no 'pussy
footing!' ? |
- "The Tribune likes this .candldste
and this issue.
"We a, re for Colonel Roosevelt
cause we believe the. country needs
him. No one~-*tse wiikquickea the
f pulse of the nation '.as ^s will
quicken 1L No one else will stir the
conscience of the people as he will
stir It. No one else will Inspire pa
triotism as he will inspire It.
"No one e'.se personifies the tssue
which tho Republican party must
make as he personifies it. No one
else presents so effective ah antithe
sis to Wilson as he. If we are Amer
icans. real Americans, the ColoncJ Is
our man. While timid politician
wero consulting the census books and
counting the German vote he spoke
and Mio country harkened.
^ "He Is the leader In the light for
Americanism, and we don't believe
in changing leaders whep*' we are
going' to the -front.
"We are for Co'.onel Roosevelt in
spite of the fact that we were against
thlnvfoor yean ago. No one fought
?him harder than we. No one will
| fight harder (or him. It has bees
| easy to pot Aside our pride, our
sense of resentment ^t what occur
I red In 1911, and the ntmdred other
things that tend to keep alive dlvis
i1?"
Choosing Country's Path.
"As a people we should feel that
we had hung back, that we hain't
gone the limit' In the true American
way. The governments of Europe
would feel this, too. They would !
conclude that wq meant to temporire. !
| "Something would be lost of the
nigral effect of moving straight on;
under the lekdecehip of the i&an who
represeuts-+i??^purpo8o q? this coun
try as no one else does or can.
"The Colonel stands for the things
tho'Trlbune stands "for. These things
wiU ho advanced more by h!e nom-|
inatlon than by any other nomina
tion that can be made. The Tribuna
| must support him.
"We are doing morphia year than
shoorlng a new President. We are
choosing which way the country
I shall go in the era that is now open
ing. Just as our fathers chose the
nation's path in the days of 1860/'
TO WITHDRAW TROOPS
FROM MEXICO WOULD
MAKE VILLA A HERO
By MAJOR E. XV. DAYTON,
Awociate Editor Army ami Navy
?lODlHAi.
An American army is qpveral hun
dred miles south of El Paso in obed
ience to an order of the President.
With singular success, they bav>
marched through that wide region 1
without causing friction with a pop
ulace whose more ignorant and law
less elements are kno<?A 10 be blttor
enemies of Americans. ^ .
It is significant that the first at
tack by the civil population occurred
on the day when the Carranza de
mand was made for tlfe withdrawal
ot the American forces. .
in considering the general situa
tion in 'Mexico it Is only fair to ad
mit that the d&rranza attitude was
an inevitable result of his political
altuatioal
Zapata Rival^f Carranza.
Of all the Mexicans who have
maintained a leadership with r?;al
power back of it none has been more
consistently ^ popular than Papain.
The great factors in" the Zapata pro
giamme are ?hia propaganda to 1:111
or drive out every American and.con
flscata his property.
Tli at" Is the most popular slogan in
Mexico. Its popularity onatUed Pan
cho Villa to recruit a large party of
men willing to extend the idea across
the frontier a?4 kill end toot on fie
American aide.
. Carransa It a weak leader in Mex
i ieo bccause he Is. trying to stmJ
midway between the few who hav*
money and property and the man
who want it.
It was inevitable that, it Carranza
strongly favored the American effort
[ to- punish Villa he wqja!d great'.?
weak&a- such ? prestige as was his.
i The refusal to' put the railways at
' the d'.spoEal of the American forces
proved bis desire to see the-Amorl-(
can effort rail.
I It Is to be hoped that no short-'
sighted political exigency may Induce
the recall of our soldiers with their
task not accomplished.
That would crown the murderer
; Villa w^th a glory as a great hero
among a large element In Mexico. -
VtlU'f Opportunity.
Their\ is little doubt that If Cur
rant's demand were obeyed ai;4 our
forces withdrawn Villa would
[promptly outrank Carranza in popu
lar favor and soon establish hlnuelf
j in control of the war-torn country.
The Carranza demand will have
the effect of deflnlte'y branding th%
j American -soldiers who are in Mexico
as enemies of the country. What hap
| pened yesterday at Pijrral is likely
[to be repeated at scoros of places. "1
The recent concentrations of Cnr
'rarta troops toward the north had no
benevolent purpose. They are there j
' to give color to the claim which Car
rans* fcopfts later to mak?, that Me
jtroops ejected the "Qringoes" from
the soil of Mexico. |
CONGRISS OPPOSED
TO ANY WITHDRAWAL
Washington, April 15. ? An unof
ficial poll of ongress tod a/ disclosed
an overwhelming sentiment against
rpfaince with CarranM's demand
withdrawal of American troops In
Mexico. ^ . ? |
The prevailing opinion la that the
troops should be kept there unt'.i the'
object of 'the expedition la accom
plished, regardless of the conse
quence.
The question put to each member
of the House And the Senate was the
| following:
"Do you think the United States
'should comply with Carraoaa's de
mand?"
The resu'.f ef the poll follows: ' '
?ffie House. ?
tB8 ? Democrats, 5; Republicans,
ts Socialists, 1, Tots!, 11.
NO ? Democrats, It; Republicans,
83: Prohibitionists, 1; Progresslve
Pnotectionlst, 1; Progressive, 1. To
tal. 1?*. i
Non-committal - Democrat*. 1 7 ; |
Republicans, 66; Progressive Repub
lics, I; Progressive Democrat, 1.
Total, 144,
Absent ? Democrats, 69; Republi
cans, 44; Independent, 1; Progres
sive Republican, 1. Tota!, 116.
The Stnste.
YES? None. f
NO ? Democrats, 16; Republicans,
14.. Total, 80.
' Non-committal*? Dfmocmtn. 16;
Eepubllcans, 16. Total, 4t. Abssnt,
27.
The members of the House whb
are In favof of withdrawal, follows:
Gray and Huddleston, Democrat".
Alabama; S.oans Republican, Ntebras
ka; Meyer London, Socialist, New
York; Bmall, Democ-fet, Nortb Csro
l!na; Helgesen and Norton, RepublW
cans, Nortb Dakota; Bailey, Demo
crat. Miller and Crsgo, Republicans,
! Pennay'.vanla; Saunder*. Democrat.
Virginia. ' ?
8a be?i be u> ike Mly Mm
Best Goods
?AT?
POPULAR PRICES
Stationery, Rubber
Goodtt, Toilet Ar
ticles.
A complete line of Patent
Medicines. Cigar*, Tobacco.
Beet Ice Cream aud Fountain
Drtake
The Palms
.y
ACROSS" FROM P08TOFFICE
^ Petrocrad. April 15. ? A bill per
manently prohibiting tho sale of bev
erages, containing moro than 1*4 per
cent of alcohol will be prepared
?hortly by the Ministry of Finance.
The Agricultural Committee of the
Dum* has approved the bill rentric:
Ing the consumption of meat. It has
recommendrd that the slaughter of
cattle be rpohiblted on Tuesdays arid
Thursdays and the sale of meats !n
restaurants ot? Mondays; Wednesdays
and Fridays.
She Grows Net-tous at Nightfall.
More dreaded than an alarm of flro
by night is the hoarse, brassy ooush
of croup to the nervous mother who
;ear^ mis terror' of childhood. Why
Torry, when a few timely doH*>B of
Foley's Honey and Tar will ward or
croup and clear the throat of chokinc
phlegm. It will give you confidence
to face nightfall without fear 01
croup. Mrs. Hon Meyer Ink. Clym^r
N. Y.; saya: "Our Utile girl would
<ur*?ly have had croup but Foley'*
Honey and Tar stopped It at once.' .
Davenport Pharmacy.
l?y un.ied itosb)
Eau Claire.* Wis.. April 16.? This
town'* canning factory, beginning
today, is being remodeled to turn
out twenty six million quarts of good
old Irish stew, at the rate of half a
mlliioh cairs a wo&k, for the Canadian
soldiers on the European fronts. In
a f.w days hundreds of giant kettle*
i with big Area tinrior Ihetu will begin
to sipg their bubbling. boi'lzg gong
of beef and cfcTTots, bean* and corn,'
jay and night. Tho stew will b?*
j packed In cans and shipped via Hal
ifax u> . Kuropo. The contract was I
awarded by the Canadian govern-'
mcnL Tho first half million cans
should be ready by the middle of
M*y. I
Feel All Used Up
\
Lot* of Washington People. Do.
Does ylur back ache constantly?
Do you have Bbarp twinges whert
stooping or lifting?
Feel all used up? aa If you could
Juat go no further?
*4^hy not look to your kidneys?
Why not use Doan'a Kidney Pills?
Read tbe.statdhent of this nearby
resident:
Mrs. P. B. Buck, R. F. D., Grimes
land. N. C.. sayfc "I had a nagging
pa!n In my back, which caused a lot
of worry. In the morning I was
sore and stiff ?nd tired easily. Head
ache* and dizzy spella were freouent
and the kidney secretions parsed too
often. I had other symptom* of.
kidney trouble. Finally I began
using Dosn's Kidney Pills and they
cured me."
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
elmp y a?k for a kidney romsdy ?
get Dean's Kidney Pills ? Hp same
that Mr#. Rnck had. -Foster-MUburn
Col, Props., Buffalo, N. T.
Get That Insurance Today
Four alarms in two days. You may be next.
Phone uSi 59 or 266. We'll fix it lo light.
Wm. Bcagaw & C ompany,
, First Insurance Agents In Washington, N. C
J. LHUN WOOD JAMKM W COLI
M?nb?rt Hew fork l?Ooa Rxchmog*.
J. LEON WOOD & CO.
BANKERS AND BROKERS
Stocka. Bonds, Cotton. Qr*ln and Provision?, T9 Plum* ritr^et.
Carpenter Building, Norfolk, Va.
Private wire* to New York Stock ExcHang#, Chicago Board Tradn
and other financial centers.
CORRESPONDENCE RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED
Investment ar.d marginal aocounta glvon careful attentlou
Screens for t/jo uj/r/c'&u/s
anc/ cf -)ors mcrAe //fc?
UJO/'f/?
//v/s7<f
ffl&'vo f/ot
///en/
DON'T PUT UP A RUSTY. WORN-OUT OLD
SCREEN. IT WON'T KEEP THE FLIES, MOSQUI
TOES AND INSECTS OUT. BUT WILL MAKE IT
HARDER FOR YOU TO "DRIVE" THEM OUT.
BUY OUR NEW SCREENS AND SCREEN WIRE.
THIS WILL MAKE HOME LOOK PRETTY. THEN
YOU CAN BE SAFE FROM THESE LITTLE DISEASE
BEARING PESTS? AND BE COMFORTABLE ALL
SUMMER.
Harris Hardware Company
RIOTING AFTER
PARHAL FIGHT
El Paso April 15. ? Rioting. in |
which much property was destroyed,
followed the clash at 1'arral, accord*
ins to advices to A. J MnQua'ters,
of Boston, president o fthe Alvarado
mlniug Lompuu/ at Parral.
Ilnd Second Plfiht,
i Washington, April 15. ? -The Stata
I departmer.t consular dispatches to-,
day confirmed reports of a second
fight at Parral. No details weN
[given.
Doing Wrtv
j Btx ? TTow you making out o.
, four raaolutlop to ?ronomtie?" Dlx- i
"Tin* I !>? got my running *xp?nav I
alo??d down to a walk."
Wiclmv of Spell Allowed Her Dowrr.
Jury CouJiln't A{Ke <?ta lte*t
of Case.
The case of the heirs at law and
the w!do wof David Spell, colored,
against J. J. Hodge*, while, was do
sldel In court yesterday. The widow
will he allowed her dower, but the
suit over the disposition of the
property resulted In a miw-tr'al. the
Jury fallin gto arrive at an agree
ment. It Is understood that they
stood 11 to 1.
This Is the second tnls-trlal that
has occurred in this rase. It will
probably be taken up again at the
next term o(. court.
1A DAILY |A
. Iw Volt Coupon ?"
"&OOD FOR 10 VOTES IN THE
DAILY NEWS TOUR PARTY 4 PRIZE CONTEST
For Mis* (or Mrs.)
District No. . f v. . Address. ?...
In order counted, Votes must be neatly trimmed
and pinrW tether and correctly labeled as to number of
votes contained in Kimdle.
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TAB LB OF PRICKS, and Votes C liven on Hub ttcrxp lion
r THE DAILY NEWS ?
9 Months . m+4 $2.25 , 8,000 Votes
1 Year ;JK $Ji.OO 19,000 Vou*
2 Yeara im. $tt.00 28,<MH> Votes
? Year* JB\ *V?.oO 45.000 Vote*
4 Years ifa $l*.00 60,000 Votes
6 Years Jg*. $15.00 80.000 Votes
There advantage in holding bark subscriptions. It
it fniaradtaii^ thai thoy will turn* earu a greater uUiuber
oi vote* *
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