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PUbUSJEBD EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAYS. Entered ta K-oond-daae matter, Auguat 6, 1909, at the .?i Washington, K, C., under the act of March 8, 1870. 8UBSCRIPION RATES; One Month .85 llwe Month* .71 SlZ Months ? > ? ? ? ? . rr.vivrm 1.50 0?e Year T.. 8.00 Subscriptions munt be paid for in advanse. If paper ia not re ceived promptly telephone or write thia ofcoe. Snbacribera desiring the paper discontinued, will please notify this offioe, otherwise it will V oontinued at regular subscription rates. * | A Vf F * L. M A VO PaoPKiaroA CAh ' ' Editob UASJliN . oX. XOKTU CAROLINA. SEPT. 16, 1S16. i'. an extremely .v .- . appearance these days. i?d Palm Leach suit are beginning to take on We l.v?' ,1. , ! : ne papers in other pit rts of the State are be gmioiu ? l ? v; ;.; ?:,';?.f!iie:it?*. Advance press agenta will i*jiU me cigar^ ... . a.er of i-nr desk. W *-"11 ' i ? r i . : i - the treaehw aivund Verdnn will feel extremely inun'-'vd :i ' hey rea-l in ilic Paris pupers about the road ce'.:*J\ ? ? : \Va>li;i?g!nn i ?wn*hip. F " ! : K \ I-: F I I' C> F T n E FA R ME US. Th- ne-.v .? > law i> going to pr-ve of big benefit to thoso farmers wh?? advantage ? f it. It will help then: in many ways, wia'ti tinuner- . .-.v. and v will enable them to put their fanning ??ii a busines- pr.nripio. i; m?. however, that tihere are already a mi ml -or of j'ak ? prom- r? -- seattej-ed thninphout the country, who are making an -m-v living purjH.rting to bo connected with the Government, T:j-v an* tiim-Hammed i lie farmers out of many a hard earned 'l-?li;?r. Relative t?. rli>. :he 1 * r. w Fanner, in a recent issue, had the following i" .-a> : "Kvery fanner in!eiv-?r-.-d in taking- advantage of rhe new I rural lit.- -h-.-iid write! he Federal Fann Loan Board. Treasury I '??;-n*r.jn ?it. Washington, I). for copies of the !.'? rat.ir? : I'innLir No. 1. 'Organization, Manage ment it i . ? : P ?wer- .,f National Farm Loan Associations' ; i'ireul.ir .\. . '11 . V Fanners May Fi?rm a National Farm Loan A.-s? ??:. * i. ?? . " : and Public lWuinent No. 158, being a c??mpli' li.e Fa mi Loan Act. Ask also for the c'reuLr 1 ? *i r warning a^ain-t fake promoters*. These fir e-Mars : ' i" 'ins are r' -r the asking, and if von are intending ? make p>e . rhe new rural credits law, you i ? -lit at.d thru .-tmlv ihetn." ;>;<?; to si*f foi; sign posts. - ir-vi'n the road ?? ?nmn->i ?ners of Long Acre town '? ? !;e f :t! if ?:^n pots are net. erected within ten [ lie ?!.* ? ?[- '-"ler sir/ nL'ainsT iheui. as a ciizen i>f that town Wh? *ii> r M i?h will 1 ?? able t.> af*>t t!ie eign p<>:ts through the ;i ssi Jtaiu-r- of !?. iaw. we .!?. i.. ?t know, l".:t we believe that ''he coni :? ? nait : \*> -ned. b-t"nre putting up the posts. Tii'-y eertaiii!1. ; ' a liy i :? ? 1 ? - 3 . 3i? -T enly in L"ifg Aere t ?wtiphip.| jnr i:o.\[? commission. In vi> v ;; i:* I ?1-nii-. relative to tin- road vrr rk ? v ; ? .. . niHv '''?>{ like unduly t-ri ticisin/r i;n " '?? ??? f??r :2ieir action. ? ? ??-?'- f ?h'? ??. n are d-inir rho host : - M .it ".'-t road roneorned. Wo ? ?!- -n- in rlif-ir w- rk and tlioy ?v \v. ' with the people. Ii lini-t ? ? ? r !.;?*?? :? ??! Inmdicapp**] by r:i i ti to a very ? r.r, ' ' ti-. ? 1 ?? ? v- ar* liable to make mistakes. .?? i , *?'!?"; i ? - "if mi'takes in the maimer ? ? ti-.ni ? f iluir w. rk. However. thov ?1 id ? ? ? ? ' ' h M and accepted only after being :: i.I r- i :???'? I : - Trier- .i* \vl ? : fli- i injr the road work the citi -h"v' I r ... :t; r.it-.-n 'lie farr th.v the members of the ?\ Mi--: '-i - ? 1'fi VI NTJ f ? d-> ili.-ir be*.! in the- Market ? 'i - ? ' v:- i.-t t ' i r* ? i trl i any d'!i!*?rafe action on tfhoir' ' ??? ? r- ? ! :"??? v. * i ? r''rt?'be.) h<> far. Mm who are f nt v j ? :o ni.ikc ini*f ake-. and there are very few exception- ? ? ??".> r An ', f i ! r* ? v e :iC:i ? * . w:.?h r.. t^.it e that wo have absolutely no ax 1 1 ? i^riirl in ? ! ;- <?????. :i;i>! liini what hjt-s U-rn published in this paper d: > r : : i .* ?!:?? la** few - 1 . ? . wa* done only in the best interests ?. f the *?! r i/ojj ?* i>! rii? r ??vtwhip a- wo .-ih> it. K? oNO.MI/1 Mi (IN PAPKIt. < iri?' of ! ;? " jf i St.ite '1aiii??<. the . -i hr-r day. urjred the smaller ]>:if" r-i r.. . , vr -i/i* <.| rl,i :.r rtiaririns and t?? er-onomize in w.i ?? j I or r> ? hrintr I'-wn the prfsont hiph c/Hit of r..-w- -r?k. In :li?- - :iii ?* rhiit p,ij^*r. v/t- n??fi?'fil t\vr> najro? that wero ofjMril v "f ad'. ? r' i- i*?ir at>d fonr:?iti?>d <?n|v news rtiattor of an 1 1 ? i i 1 1 1 j " r ; " ? ? ' * iiniMrf. < liarity Kf'iri- at hf?rne and wo m*<* no reason ? y t ii"V - ? I ' -fa-t in "hr- *nme place. Insroad of printinp Trn and tweivc j?;i . th>- pafx-r af"?ve referred to, poiild have printed '?i'' ?j'! . ? M'l ii..: i r ir?n. ?. r ; r i it" ii. Orjier pa pern fautd do the name. Wii# ti adver: - h? . . *f th'?re << m? ii*e in tryinj? to ke*-p up the fjuri* nrijd"-r ? ?: :??!'*'- *' ;i * an* run when the column* are well filled v rh pa:d I'or.rrifAi. i'.ak'omktkhs." . we U ! fvi- t^!<- ?>utc??rie * ? f the Texas rampaisrn, in vrii?'h ji dire??f -lii^lil wi- innde ??tt the national admin istra?:"ii ;ind particularly tlic Mexican policy of President WiU-ai. ji fur -af'-r "lm r--trici?-r" tlian ii the Maine result. wliore ii;:rfv ef?ntcnr]?-#I with party m r i ? I national iaaiiee were "uli??rd iti:it?'d to I?m -a I f|Ho.4ti??tiH, Kin-ttoti Free Preaa. A rather nice way of puiritiir it. hut why attempt to <4he*l^c" in such a rank manner f If Maine had ifr.no nemoeratic, what Would the Freo Pr?-? have had to ?ay on rHi? s?hje??t then? Nothing of cour?e. except that "there in now to ? clonht. hut that Wil?w?n is already elected." If souiuIh rather eliildi-h to try to "crawl rihrough the fenc?," in that nuinner Huf. as we have said Wore, ? and wo will . f.i. fV^r. ^netit of our Kirnt^m frientl ? Maine or Toxa.s can jr '? "" ' tflirrv f. loa.se. The elections in neither of them | will '.r.ve ;;r;y r -tcrial hearing on the NATIQNAL rOBOlU in No-ij mitei I Country Correspondence FROM R. F. If. No. ?. (By Blue Bell) We are htvlai some pretty weath er now, and selling tobacco la the run of the day. T. D. Woolard and daughters J so* nie and Mattie, were at Old Ford Sunady last. Mrs. J. D. Leggette and daughters Hattle, Arinessy. Cassis and Losats, were visitors at Mrs. C. F. Jackson's Sundsy. Miss Margie Jsckson gave a blrth day parly last Thursday night. De licious lcs cream snd cake was serv ed. She received many gifts and we I all had a Joyous good time. W. T. Walker, of Norfolk. Va., was the guest of Miss Margie Jack son Sunday afternoon. Guess Somebody's Darling has quit wrVtlng. Come on. Old Rose, and write again for we are always glad to see your writing In the good old Dally News. Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. Leggette at tended Old Ford" church Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday night. Mrs. Maggie Perry attended Old Ford church Monday night. Aurora Crisp was the guest of Miss Marcella Leggette Sunday after noon. M ls8 Marcella Leggette visited Miss Mattie Woolard Saturday afternoon. Miss Myrtle Jackson, of Route 3, was the guest of Miss Hattle Leggett Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Rodgers and | little baby Louise were the guests of Mrs. Maggie Perry Saturday night and also visited Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Leggette Sunday and Sunday night. BEAVER DAM SWAMP NEWS. We are having cool weather at present. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Jackson an<^ family were the guests of Joe Jack son and family Sunday. Fred Dall of Ayden, N. C-. spent Saturday night and Sunday with his uncle, L. S. Wlllard. Evan Wlllard spent Saturday night with his sister. Mrs. Sam Williams, of Swalnsland. Hoyt Manning and Henry Green and Misses Anna Bell Manning and Ledar Lllley. of Wllliamston, were the guests of Miss Zula Wlllard Sun day afternoon. Abuer Cutler, of Washington, was the guest of Asa Singleton Saturday ni^ht. Right many of the people of this place art? attending the revival which I Is being held at Old Ford this week by Prof. Perry of Kinston. Joe and Evan Wlllard and alster, Minnie attended the party ai Mrs. Millie Hodges Saturday night. They repnr? ni?-e lime. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jackson and children spent Saturday night as the guests of Mrs. Jackson's mother and rather. Mr. and Mrs. Noah Beacbanv Misses Mintle Perry and Bettle Grey Wlllard were the guests of Miss SPECIAL EXCURSION To NORFOLK. VA. ? Via ? NORFOLK SOUTHERN TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 20th, 1010 SpeeiTl Train ? Convenient Schedule land Low Round Trip Fares as follown 1 Station Schedule Fiirt't ,Lv Orlemsland 2:16 P.M. $2.50 Lv. Chocowlnlty 2 35 PM. 2 50 Lv. Washington 2:45 P.M. 2.50 Lv. Pioetown 3:17 PM. 2.25 Lv, Plymouth 4:10 PM. 2 25 Lv. Markvyn 4:40 PM. 2. 2f> Ar Norfolk 7:30 PM. Proportioante schedule and fares] from Intermediate points. Tickets will h*? sold for special I train September 28th. good return- | ing on special train scheduled to leave Norfolk 10 30 A. M. Thursday. S?'ptpmher 2ftth. ' Visit Virginia Beach and Cape I H en ry ? Ocean resorts of rare beauty j See the trammoth sand dunes and ' site of proposed fortification at Cape j Henry. Additional information cheerfully] furnished by any Norfolk Southern ! Agonf. or address the undersigned. I H. fl. LRARD. O P. A.. Norfolk. Va. | H F MITCHELL. T.P.A. Raleigh.) 9-11 to 9-26 Minnie Wlllard Sunday afternoon. Ml* Zulu W 11 lard spent Tuesday nlfht u the guest of Mlssss Anna Belle and Esther Clark of Cr*ee Roads. Old Rose, you were looktag good Sunday but that lan't anything un usual. for Old Rose looks food all the time and her news sounds food Work waa begun on our new school bulldlnf Monday mornlnf by Bd and Henry Cherry. sCome on Chocowlnlty and let us hear from you. Wishing the Dally News aucceas. we will stop and give the space to some one else. HAWKINS NOTBR. Miss Jennie Woolard left Saturday for Fredericksburg. Va., where she will resume her studies at the State Normal 8chool of Virginia. Mrs. Edgar Waters and children of Terra Cela are spending a few days with her parents at this plaee. Miss Hilda Hawkins, of Duck Creek, lo vts'tlng relatives here. O. Is Sparrow returned, to Aulan der Monday after spending several d^ra with h's family here. ^kr. and .Mrs. James E. Woolard and child r>pcqt Sunday with their sister, Mrs. Henry Webster at Free Union. ? Mrs. H. T. Hawkins and little son Leslie spent a few days last week with friend" near Bath. They re turned home Sunday afternoon. Miss Annie Swain spent Saturday night with Miss Chrissy Hawkins. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Plnkham and children were guests of their par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah Plnkham Sunday. Mrs. Julia A. Wallace left Monday for Beaufort. N. C.. to spend several Quite a number of our people at ojom tdAn?IdJ tni* BXt?p tended the revival meetlug at Beaver Dam last week. Mrs. Mary Potter and children of Washington are spending a few days this week at the home of her father. Mr. Lemon Wallace. Mr. Jonathan Woolard Is making Improvements to his residence at this place. MrB. Taylor Plnkham spent Satur day night and Sunday with her par ents at Plney Grove. Some of our people attended ser vices at Rosemary Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Woolard visit ed relatives and friends at Slatestone Sunday. THE STORY OF fl . MERCHANT PRINCE tFrom the Chicago Hearthstone) There was an old geezer and he had a lot of neDae: He started up a business on a dollar eighty cents. The dollar for stork ?nd the eighty for an ad Brought him three lovely dol|ars in a day, by dad! Well, he bought more goods snd a llttel more space And he played that system with a smile on his face. The customers flocked to his two by-four And Hoon he had to hustle for a reg ular store I'p on the square, where the people pass. He gobbled up a corner that was all plate glass. He fixed up the windows with the best that he had And he told 'em all about It in a half page sd. He soon had 'em oomlng and lie never never quit. And he wouldn't cut down on his ads one kit. Well, he's kept things humming In | the town Gver since And everybody calls hlin the Mer- j chant Prince. Borne say it's luck, but that's all bunk ? Why, he was doing business when the times were punk " " Of FaU attractive patterns at extremely low prices. , Some Big Values in Fancy Lawns. 20c values 10c 25c values 19c SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY THE HUB Suskln & Berry The Town Gossip THIS MORNING. THREE LITTLE NE0RO BOY8 WERE IN the alley. PLANTING MARBLB8. ASVffl could Bee them FROM THE office window, AND I watched them FOR A while. AND DIRECTLY THERE APPEARED to be SOMETHING WRONG. AND TWO of the boy* 8TOOD UP. AND WAVED their arms. AND I couldn't hear WHAT THEY were sayln*. BUT I could see THAT THEY were PRETTY MAD. AND THEN. THE OTHER little nlpRer 8TARTED PUSHING THE TWO together, AND IT wasn't MORE THAN A MINUTE ?BEFORE A dandy scrap WAS GOING on. AND THE little nigger WHO HAD pushed them TOGETHER. WAITED A minute UNTIL THE other two WERE GOING at it HAMMER AN*) tongs. AND THEN HE PROCEEDED TO GRAB up ALL OF the marble* AND SKIPPED. AND WHEN the other two GOT THROUGH flghtlnc AND LOOKED PGR THEIR marbles THEY WERE gone. AND IT made mo think OP THE usual lawsuit. AND TWO men WILL DISAGREE ABOUT SOMETHING OR OTHER, AND THEY'LL take THEIR FIOHT INTO COURT. AND BY the time THEY GET through THE LAWYERS HAVE USUALLY "RUN AWAY "WITH THE marbles." I THANK you. Overcome Chronic Constipation Don't continue to create a bad habit of strong purgative#. They relieve, and that is all. And they call for increased dosage. A sensi ble treatment will arouse the liver and give tone and strength to the bowels. It b offered in Msny years hav? shown the use fulnnas of this remedy. It's the Ideal laxative, *cntle. effective and strenKthcnlng. Now It may he obtained |n tablet form, for con venience In tsklncr. Monalln will not form a habit of cathartics. Used as directed, the sufferer may ressonably ex pect not only immediate relief. but the reformation, of propnr habits. In tn? natural way. Liquid if you deaire It, |1 and 86c. Tablets, 25c and 10c Carry a box with you. Constipation I n ?rwljr a matter of riablt. You can aver come It with Mtna lln'a help, Tk* P ?r" ? Cow " > *7 , Cohnbua, Olila J When It pome* to putting remarks, * woman's tongue has a sword beaten. People have to purchase and the Kt+x&r van wise ? For he knew the way to get 'em was to advertise. CALLED A LIAR, HE PROCEEDS TO SHOOT J Akron, O., Sept. 15. ? "You're a ' liar!" shouted W. L. Geoffrey to | ( has. L. Haines in the office of the . latter. In reply. Haines took an ink . bottle from his desk, and threw It I into Geoffrey's face. The lattor ! drew a revolver from his pocket and shot at Haines, hitting him In the shoulder. Men from adjoining of fice* rushed Into the room and knorked down Geoffrey's arm Just s:. i lie was getting ready to shoot again. Haines will recover. The argument was the result of some business deal ings between the two men. LIST OF LBTTEKfl Remaining uncalled for In this 1 office for the week ending i Washington, N. C., Sept. 9. 1916. MEN* ? J. W. Cox. Jim Clark, Al bert Coward, Isaac Cable, Jas. H. Craoilcll. H. M. Dixon, Allen Edwards A. C. Pu trill. Prank Gotler, Rain Gowena. C. C. Holiday, J. R. Holll day. Frank Jones, John Kille, Laura Keys, R L. Lewis. W. D. Lilly, J. H. McLaurln, P. R. Nohlhelm. J. O. Smith. WOMRN ? Julia Canny, Mrs. Sam Cherry. Miss Lllla Daniels, Miss Lucy Edwards. Mrs. Carrie Goeman. Miss Martha Harris. Mrs. E. J. Johnston, Miss Caroline Venters. Mrs. Jane William, Miss Carrie WJllls. Thcso letters will be sent to the dead letter office Sept. 86, 1916, If not delivered before. %In calling for the above, pleaso ssy "Advertised." giving dato of list. VN. HENRY MOORS. P. M. W.ISHINOTOX MARKET Corrected by R. H. IICTMON Successor to H. B. Mayo. Old Roosters 7c J Old Hens .;... .x ........ .12c Spring Chickens 17c ' Eggs ..25c Sherlingn . . . .' 20c! Wool (free from lint) . . . 4 . , . .26c J Wool (bnrry) 12c to 20c! Lint cotton . .14 He Bees Wax . . . . 2fio Tallow # . 6c Corn, bushel SOc Green Hides 16c Salt Oow.Hldee 14c Dry Cow Hides v . . 18e Deer Hides (green) . , * i . v . . . 10* Peer Hides (flint) <./?.? U Sheep Skins 86e 16 60e Lamb Sl;lns 26c to 60e Goat Skins . . .16c to 26o Rags, per hundred .......... 61.00 Bone, per hundred 60e Rubber Boots and Shoes ....... 4o Auto Inner Tubes *e , A?tq Tim (outer eating) m nj. Right Cooh Isnt It? COOL. THIB MORNING. WASN'T IT? BUT IT didn't B???m TO M A K K any difference TO THE "Prpnl-Cola brigade," ANI> THEY like THEIR MORNING drink JUST AS well IN COOL wwther AR IN warm. AND THESE cold morning*, YOU'LL FIND THAT INSTEAD OF MAKINO THE COLD ?hirers RUN D^WN your back. LIKE HOME other drink, do. PBP8I-OOLA" WILL SEND - THE RI/OOD TINOLIN0 THROUGH YOUR VBIN8. AND IT'LL/ make you GO OUT on the street AND THROW out your chest AND WALK along AT A brisk gait. AND TUB feeling WILL STAY With you ALL DAY long. AND IT setraft TO PUT n*w life INTO A man. SOMEHOW OH *her. AND HOME fnlkt V AND HOT drinks TO KEEP warm, BUT "PEPSI-COLA" HITS THE right spot. NO MATTER* IF IT in hot enough TO MAKE you dlssjr. OR COLD enough TO FREBZE your bow. AlfD YOU may think THAT THAT can't be ao. BUT IF you'll ask A RSOULAR "PEPSI-COLA" drinker, HE LL TELL you THE SAME thing HIMSELF. I THANK TOO. DRINK OOOL drinks . TO KEEP cool, , . A. D. Mar Lean. Waahloprtnn.N.C, W. A. Thompson. Aurora.N.C. MacLEAN fc THOMPSON Attornc.Tg-at-Law Aurora and WaatilnirtoQ. N. C. Jdo. H Small. A. D MacLean 8. C. Bmgaw W. B. Rodman. Jr. SMAIX. Ma.-LEAN, BRAOAW ft RORMAN . Attorneya-at-Law Office? on Market St., Opposite City Hall. Washington, N. C. JOTFX II. HONNRTt Attorney-at Law WASHINGTON. N, C. W. C. RODMAN Attorney-at- Law WASHING i ON. N. C. 0- ? o H. 8. Ward Janlua D. Grimes WAKD & GRIMES Attorneya-at-Law WASHINGTON, N. C. We practice In the courta of the First Judicial piatrict and tUe j Federal courta. o : < E. A. Daniel, Jr. J. S. Mannlug L. C. Warren W. W. Ktichkn DANIEL & WARREN MANNING & K1TCHIN Attorneya-at-Law Practice In Superior. Federal and Supreme court* of title stale | IIARRY McMITLLAN ? ATTORNBY-AT-LAW f - Laughinghouse Building, | Corner Second and Market 8t*. 0 0 | E. L. Stewart p. H. Bryan I STEWART & HRYAN Attornoyn-at-Law WASHINGTON. N. C. 1 o -a o? I N. L Simmons W. L. Vuughan I SIMMONS & VATTOIIAN^ LA WY ICRS | Rooms 13-14-15. I^ughinghouae 1 Building. Washington, C. -0 ' G. A. PHILLIPS & HRO. FIRE INSURANCE . I WASHINGTON. N. C. 0 O ) S. C. RRATCH Attorney-at-L.*vw Thompson Building AURORA. N. C. a _ Flower*! Flowers Flowers For All OwMioM. Rosea, Vallles, Orchids *ud Carnations s specialty. Wed ding bouquets sod decorations arranged In llneat art Floral offering* arranged }n latest touch. Write us for prices on Tour requirement*. All com munications receive prompt attention by Ol'R ItKMXKHM 18 fiROWINO Phone 119. J. L. O'Quinn & Co. RALRICH, N. C FOR YOUR RUTA BAGA , TURNIP & COLLARD SEED ? SEE WORTHY & ETHERIDGE v - . L * 'ik
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