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Tl'KMDAY. APRIL O.v^Ol*!
Three candidates are tn the field
for the Democratic nomination for
governor of Georgia this year.
Max S. Hayes, editor of a ^Cleveland
paper, may be the Socialist
candidate for President of the Unit
od Siatfce.
Many politicians predict that Representative
William Sulzer will be
the next Democratic nominee for
Governor of New York.
Gen. Willie Jones of Columbia has
decided to retire from' the chairmanship
of the Democratic State committee
of South Carolina, a poadl
which he has held for 20 years.
The delegates at large from Vir- ginia
to the Democratic national convention
at Baltimore will be selected
by a State convention to be held
in Norfolk on May 23.
Joseph T. Robinson, who has received,
the Democratic nomination
Tor Rovernoiy, of Arkansas, has represented
the Sixth Arkansas district '
in congress for ten years.
Thomas B. Caton. one of the new
senators from New Mexico, served in
the Confederate army as a captain
and in his earljr days in New Mexico
was a lav* partner of the late
Senator Stephen B. Elkins.
Many close followers of the Democratic
presidential race, are of the
opinion that the real strength of Governor
Harmon ib not likely to be disclosed
until after the first ballot In .
the Baltimore convention.
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt is now
reputed to be a wealthy man. He
has never had extravagant tastes.
He Is said to be worth over 91,000,- '
ono, which represents his savings
from the offlres he has held and the royalties
on his books. ? .
. It will be a long time before) the <
senate membership Is increased, for
all territory in the United States
proper is now included wlthia* state
lines. The possibilities for additions
to the number of States are Alaska,
Hawaii, Potto Rico and the PhiHp-.
pines, but it is predicted that It will ,
be a long time before any one ofi *
them will be admitted to Statehood.
The Republican and Democratic
national conventions are each to
have 1,071 delegates. A Republican
candidate is nominated by a majority
of the delegates, therefore the
nominee will need only 638 votes.
The Democratic national convention
nominates a President by a two-third
vote, therefore the winner in the Baltimore
convention next June must
secure 716 votes.
William HenTy w, the
oldest President at inaugeration?
68 years; Roosevelt was the jonngest?4
2 years. Grant, Cleveland.
Pierce and Polk passed their fiftieth
birthday in office. Jackson retired
within 11 days and Buchanan within
50 days of *70 years. John Adams
who died in his ninety-first year, was
the oldest ex-president.
TO TRY SONS FOR V
KHXING FATflKH
Bloomfield, lnd., April 9.?The
case of Ray Stibbens and Slater Ed
Your P? st. Present a
III ' .MADAM (
LAIRVOY ANT, P
She stand* alone in groat
Ik'' ' Ore. YOl It OOMPI.gTK t>
interpreted witb iiufaiRiig ara
your hand i.an index bl your
, Your talon:?, hopes, joya, slice
She Loo Its into the Fatam.
She does not deal in doimfidi
to benefit all those who need i
Located on the 2nd floor
\nJSm
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Washington Park :
suburb of Washing
alder good health a
Infected, health d<
Addition and do ft
117 la loat. '
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If you'll come j
friends. Thoae wl
Won't you com
<&J|L\ Tis really so de
|V~i Twill give you
' Wfc? That's vastly m
The breeze SO bracing buoy
Where dust they bite, and s
Here scenery bright and bol
"Come brother, sister, cousi
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(Then come?ct
The breeze it w
'Tis pleasant, gi
To tell one-ten)
So you today come choose I
Then live the life of pleasur
You'll sleep so Sound, to bri
While drowsy town folks si
The air here makes one JfeeJ
AnH then urhof imr fho oKilr
Of course your cheeks will i
5o come where health and (
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Waafciagt
comfort than Ws
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card Stihben. charged with the m?rler
of their father, George W; 8Ub>ens,
a Knox county farmer, was
:alled for trial here today before
Fudge Char lee K. Henderson. The
taae waa brought here on a change
>f venue from Knox county. The
Iral will consume the reat of the
reek , will be conducted by Jamea
J. Hudson, prosecuting attorney for
his county and the defense will be
epresented by Eph Inman, of Indanoaplla.
George W. Stibbens, who was one
>f the largest landowners of Knox
bounty, was found dead In bis harvard
shortly afteCdark, on the night
>f November 17, 1911, with a bnlet
hole through his kead. Certain
ircumstancea led to the arrest df
Sdward, and three days later his j
rother Ray was arrested, and 4p>th 1
vere charged with the murdef'of'
heir father. It Is alleged, that1 the]
oung men had been on ^nfrlendly
erms with their father for some
ime. Mlaa Nell Stl6bens. thelr?cl?
or, has faithfully stootf by them
ince their arrest.
md Future Revealed''
3LIVETT
ALM1ST, MEDIUM
power of foretelling 'tfe
ESTINY is soon *hy hrr aji il .
airaey. To her the lines of
- life from infancy to old age.
eu and failure.
f ^yftk'V ' 'sal
Her Power is Birthright
i Fortune Telling, bof is hem i
Clairvoyant
. . .
Dr. Rodman's Building
xket Streets
? I . on
Park
a bo^nd to be the choMsst. mo8t sough
ton and In justice to themselves and fam
hould surmount imaginary obstacles. ge
straying dust and come and build in 1
before your health or that of some men
n )'
? ?
ou'U be as much enthused as myself.
10 you want to see pleasantly, dclightfu
.
. '
ie and live near us down by t
lightful, enchanting, yes and
rest and comfort and much ii
ore important than a little of j
It '
s one up when they come froj
tifling hot no comfort there is
Id; so grand, it weds you so y
n, aunt, come live here in the
>me now and live near us; her
jll come sweeping through, n<
ly and sparkling, here by the
:h about it, would take ten me
the lot to build your cottage g
- ' "ii f
e, keep cool by night and day
ghtly wake, as day light striki
gh and say, "I didn't sleep, 'tw
1 so blessed, so cherry full of {
Iren have, twould do you got
rosy grow, here by the Pamlii
ileasure bounds, come let all i
"V .
on Umm exlau no man *<W1 nwdfclm
ioold secure one <4 tb? cboice homoattes
AC K
.
Doctors Use Tb
JOU.gjt.jB~W* uWwm ,
reSSsMffiCSi i
Wa>.u. pruaotlpuw la aa rauen a apMtto .
(^. ^p^SS^tfiVTS-SS *
for yeara.
. We, ouraaWaa vouch for tho D.DJ3. ?
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Special Offer
Absolutely Pure
1 G ALLON FOR $2.00 vI
This is not a blend, imitatloi
gallon absolutely guarantt
2 Gallons Cooper's Specis
2 Gallons Wooley's Best I
2 Gallons Laurel Valley R
Add 25c to above prices
ed. Express Prepaid to any
press Company, for offices 1;
for each packtffipi Address
J. C. C<
An Advertisement
Brings th<
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Vaablngton Par*' *? -/s ...
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To your cloaoat
lly located fon'li *" J
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lie river shore? ,
more.
nprovfc your health? i
your wealth.
Il town, p??
i found.
ou'll talk, ^
e open broad the blinds, 1
? dust you here will find.
river shore;
n like Thomas Moore.
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? your cot,
'as hot.
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id to see.
By, "tefe go." /riW^|
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Met to yonneU
IniAWAirf'
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lUXMTTTW PHARMACY
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[For SO Day!
T7T7i II TT uiaiveyr
2 GALLONS FOR $3.75
1 or coin pound, but every
;ed or your money back.
I Com $4.00
?ew$om $4.50
yc $6.00
if only one gallon is wantoffice
of the Southern Exit
other coqtpanles add 50c
I all orders to \
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SwUrior Court. MAT Term??i912.{
Luke Phillip? n. Matftje Phillips.
luperior Court of Beaufort County to I
Joum/to bo held on the l?th Mo"
lay after the first Monday*In March,
t oeing May IS. \9ll, at tb? court
louae of said county, fa Washington,
t. C., and answer or demur to the
x>in plaint In Bald action, or the plainiff
will apply to Us court for the relef
asked.
rhls March 16. 191S.
GEO. A. PA.PJL.
1-1? 4w-c v v c. 8. c.
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notice.
By virtue of Power of Bale confined
in a Dead of Trust executed by
3eo. B. White 'and wife. Lucy White
io the undersigned trustee, dated
ISnd day of December, 1^10 and re-,
corded in the Register's Office of
EJeaihfort County fa Book 164, page
10, I' will offer for sals, for CASH' to
&e highest bidder on ApAl lfitfa,
1912, at 11 o'clock, Noon, at the
3ourt House Door la Beaufort Conn7,
ike following deecribed land:
la t? town of Aurora, being loU
Mna. S3. IS unH <S >a ,m mw1.1I*
tui'jltna oo a map or laid town,
which map U recorded la the Kecorda
>r Beaufort County In Book m,
W?e 307. 1
Default baring been mad* In the
payment of the debt aecured by eel4
Deed of TruM, eale le made at the remeet
1 of the owner -'of the debt to
latlafy earn a.
W. A. THOMPSON.
v Truetee.
J. HAVF.NS,
Owner of Debt.
Stewart ft Thompeon, Attoraeya.
Thla March 14th, 1SU.
3-16 1-awk 4wka
SOTIOB OP SALE. ,
By ftraoa of the sower1 of halo,
contained In a Deed of Trust dated
the 6th day of May, 1163 from Samuel
a. Carrow at ala to Cbaa F. Warren.
Truatee. recorded In the oft!or of
tie Register of Deeda of Baauf-rt
County la Book M, pace 341: and by
Ttrtue of the power (Iron td the undersigned
In ah order of the Superior
Court In a proceeding entitled "J. L.
Hhaaell re Samuel R. Carrow et ala."
to which reference la hereby made,
the undarelgheC will an aubetltute
Trustee on Monday the 33ad day of
April, 1?U. d*er for aale at publle
auction at Noon at tie.Court Houae
door of Beaufort County, all that certata
tract of land ooareyed by aatdDead
of'Tram and described aa fcrilowa.
to-wlt: attoota lying and being
In State of North Carolina, County of
Beaufort, and Teen of Washington.
ud ta that part ot Mid Town known
a* BonaoCaOM Pat*, and bain a 4
pit of Lou N unbare 1 and I. and
which part h konadad and daatillitt
aa fbUowa: On Uu Sooth hp Main
Street, on tha Maathp t?e lot of Wa.
z Morton Sr.. am tha North bp tha
!? * ****** ?
and-wtta. now owaad bp C. ft. Wahah.
siwl ths of tte Ikto ffitfri Mudrda.
aad oa tha MM hp fh. lot of O.
V, Warren, and bated tha earn. plana
ar parcel upon whMk ataaada tha Capa
Par Bank Balldmc. ' ' ' .
TKRMS OP SdlM CSSH
Thla ldth dap of March. UU. Sj
V; a?i ;e. ' A'J
?Sho
Will Change Then. .-*>3
Mra. crawlaad?aithooca my Op nan.
tar ta aoab a Uf aln. tea. actll alreia
of tha dark. Mra Cimhaaaw?uoat
worrp about that, bp dear. Shall aooa
be to lore.?Judsa
1 o 1
WThl^
>410 East Main St
jlilir
P The i Hot yr-v.
* the Hutaiphre^
S ter Heater ey<
g room requir
5 This iron serv?
6 back, takes a 1,
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UKALH1RT OOCHOCU Ha. Ml.
w'-raSra ?*< .? %?J2g
? ~b ^Dih:
TAV THIHB, No. M. <*
1. O. &. M. .
MrtU in Tayloe'u Hall ov.r* Mm
day'* SIocp 8tb Run.
. 4
PHtkUlI IXMK3B. No. 1?.
L (). O. K. ?
JMWla awry Tkuruday orenlng li .
fuyloo'a Hull ut 8 o'clock. .
NAOMI HBBKKAH LOI>CB. No. W *
JL. O. O. P.
M?U IB Tsyloe's Hall Moond anc fourth
Friday each month at 8 p. m
PAMLICO LODGE, No. TS.
V&*3E5P of **
Meets in their hall, upstairs, cor ,
ner Union alley and Mela street ,
every Thursday evening at 0 o'clock .
ORB LODGR, No. 11*1 I
- . y- L_ -
and Third itreeta. first and*~thLrr
Tuesday* e*efc month At I p. n.
MOTS CHA1TKR, No.
Royal Arch Muona.
. Meets In Maeonio Hall second sac
tourth Tuesdays each mouth at t
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WAMH1NOTON LODGE No. EBB.
8.P.Q.E
building, erery r et IT'" K 1
o'clock
notick.
?. . ...
~ By virtue of Power ot Sole <>?tallied
la a Deed ofTrust executed by
John P. Booker to tke undersigned
trustee, dated tfnd day of December,
lAe. and recorded in the Roclstar's
Office of Beaufort County In Book
IK. pa?e t. l will offer for sale, for
CASH to the hlffheot bidder on April
16th. 161*. ot It o'eloek. Noon, at
the Court Houee Dour lu Beaufort
County, the tollewtnx described
land. ' '
In the town ot Aurora beta* lots
et and 41. as are esp.molly deocrlbed
on o map of odd town, which map to
recorded la the Records ot Beaufort
County in Book 1?1. pace 107.
Default hariaff bees made 10 the
payment ot the debt secured by said
Deed of Trust, sale la made at the recusal
of the owner ot the debt to
satisfy earns : $ '
W. A. THOMPSON,
i !' Trnatae V
'^.fDrnt
M Stewart * Thompson. Attorneys
This March 14th, lttt.
t. d.?.' l-ll lawk 4wka
IfOTlCK OP *?*?*?, MORT.
1 ' "V. y -
Under u< by dnu at a povar at
Ola contained la a mortceso from <
Samuel Leaner dated Oetoher 10th.
ISM to r. P. lathe m and recorded ,
la Book 111 pose 111 ot the Recta
try of Beoofoct County, which eald I
morteaee waa to eecnte the hood .
fflssbb&ja;
net bidder at the Court Uooae Boor '
la Beaufort Cheats at Wnehlndton M. <
C. on^fte fourth day of May It IS at .
f^^yf-hSwwt Jip*?ti^of "?1t '
tate*aa "plotted by'laa p'uttalh *
ilcaated' eo'piei'eatot n" l^lweme :
wjljbgtt!!
t-l lawk 4wk c.
>yi.V* . Loot lor Bene.
Redd?'Did yea beer eboat my
aetehbar leotec eootrol ot Me meter
eerf Greene?"Bo. I didn't' Hedd
Well, he did. Tbe eherUTe eel B
""'if'? <f y'::
ih, ? Iht ihi fh i ih eh
lLbert, i :
- Norfolk Vo \
WSSSSi
THE KOMEfi
er Service of ? j 1
Automatic wa-?
inds to every I
g Hot Wafer/' [
it never talks <!
liday; or grows J
2
.uta necessity. |
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890 W. second St. /V flfl
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WaahUwton. N O.
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WUey C. Rodman, t: . tri 1
Wm. B. Rodman. Jr
RODMAN * RODMAN .sgy,
Washington, North Carolina ?,
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a. 8. Ward Junlua D. Ortmas ' \
WAKI) A OKIMNB \
Wnahinctoa. N. c. *> II
We pracllcd In tha Court at Iha
raw Judicial District sad tks ^ U
Fedsrsl Courts. '
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Practice limits* to dlaaaatl s<
tha In, Ear. Now and Throat.
r.^oura: l-la a. m.; W ?, ax. v
Except Monfeya. ? ^
Corner Mat* u4 Market Ita. \
Orer Brown'a Drue Btpre. *
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JUKI) H. BONHEH _J*
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To the Fanners ^ I
We have a few more bag* J
>f Maine grown, Irish Cobilers
Seed Potatoes, which
tve can sava you. money yn.
Also, a hill supply o( v
:holc^onion sets and gar- I
ien seeds. Give ua your
business and we will prove '
o youdt Is toyotlrinterest
0 buy from the' jjw
'^llCO TOGAf yr Q?_ I
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10 be done, ,
My work 1 guarantee'-?. > I
To please he or she ; * * ' . :
1 woty frcpri sun to " ?&* My^yeara
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