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WigKm'.^ Cum ti Baliir W«m aa4
5m ’XIM&
ftOttn the teefc aehM Aod throb*,
VQmzi tha hooMWWk ia tortore,
nicfat Infacs no rest nor
uiinaiy d)««vdMni t«t iu,
I’t 1«t ia * waary one.
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A 'm^Ut CMMEh.
A ■taUMTB, aaaoTiiif, depreatiny
eo««h haufs ob. rack* tiM body and
, weakMu) tA« Inun, mm «(t»B l«a4c
(to aerioos reatlta. Hie first doae of
ior. Ktuc’s New Diseov^ give# r*-
'lief. Henry D. Sandert, of Vavea-
dibu, Vt., was threatened wtth con
sumption, aftw ha’Tiac j^MwiMnia
He writes: “Dr. Eiha’s New OiMovei-y
ought to be in every fauUy; it is cu
B*w pui.«. t« ^
coughs, coM* or luir^ trouble." Goor
for children's coughs. Ifoney bscK ii‘
pot satisfied. Price fiO c. and $1.00
At all dnccists^H. £, Boekkn h
Co., Phiiadeli^ia or St. Louis.
■ave prored thair worth in Burl-
ig one Bttzitugtoa woman's tea-
'stuuAy, and WiUiam WUiatt, Jr, a
forma- oonstessman, todaj mm ko-
Uneed to serve a year and ^ wonths
in sing prison and pay 11,000
flue. .
Louis T. Walter, a politiciain, was
sentenced to three months and fined
U,000. Willett was convicted of pay
ing a brtbe to Cassidy for a Supreme
Court noiaination. Walter was the
;o-between.
Wt*. S. L. llal^, Anthony Street,
KDriinHton, M. C., says: “I was nei-%
jmft disty and my back w«s pain-
iHt.t alM had pains over my Mdneys
sBif.I fett tired all the time. When i
about Doan’s Kidney Pilis, I
"DuasMies” Were Vaed.
Seattle, Wash., Feb. 4.—To show
that tile defendants in the Alaska coal
land conspiracy trial of Charles F.
ts^ some from the Freeaaan Drug Co. i Munday and Archie Shields k»ew they
U.. trouH«.» i could not without the passage of a
law by Congress acquite patent to coal
claims which are alleged to have been
removed the trouble.
. Eor sale by all doalers. Price SO
Foster-MilbUFn Co., Buffalo,
Hjinr York, a«le agents for the United
SSStesT"
Remember the name—Doan’s—and
isKe. no o2ier.
Rest Periods WoMea.
Washington, Feb. 4.—John Skelton
Williams, new comptroller of the cur
rency, earner the appreciation of ^00
women in the Treasury Department
Co-day when the ordered two daily
'est periods of ten minutes' duration.
weie picli«d up by i^«u
t -ftOrribte Bletchea of Eczema.
^ Qaiekly cured by Or. Hobson’s Ec-
-zetnK'Oinliiient. C. P. Caldwell, of
1fe^^r{eait;j, La., writes: “Jdy doctor
^ne to try Dr. Hobson’s Ec-
-agwa ShIvo.’ I used three boxes of
and three cakes of Dr. Hob-
Deimal Zema Soap. Today I
tfve not a spet anywhere on my b^y
•Wt C3U iajf I am cured." It will do
HitisjJUTie for you. Its soothing, heal-
antiseptic action will rid you of
lA. sitiii Kutuors, blackheads, pimples,
S^Kema iitotches, red unsightly sores,
smS lea.Y,es the skin clean and healthy.
m" a .box today. Guaranteed. All
Sftr., or by mail. Pfeiffer
CSeniieal Co.. Philadelphia oc St.
entered for them by "dumaanies,” the
prosecution introduced correspond-
^ce between Algernon H.. Stacey,
brother of Sir jEkiward Strscey, and
manager of the Pacific Coal and Oil
Company, and A. C. Frost, of Chi«-
go, head of a company seeking title
to Alaska coal lands.
Laborites Didn't Cheer.
Capetown, South Africa, Feb. 4.—
Genera] Jan Christian Cmut, minister
of defense, today was che^^ed by all
except the laborites in the assembly.
He moved the second reading of the
bill to indemnify the governments for
its acts under martial law.
The Minister of Dedense urged that
the government had to deal with no
ordinary strike, but a syndicalist con
spiracy of the worst sort.
Former Political Boss Sentenced.
New York, Feb. 4.—Joseph Cassi
dy, former Democratic boss of Queens
lyEIEVEB m KEEB
II imowtjiE mft’s
“l%e CM4 Sstandafdr Gfove's Tasteless chili Tooic is Eaually
KaliiaUe a» a Geaeral Tonic because it Acis on the Liver,
MaJaria, Earichcs the Blood and Buiid& up
tfw SyBtem For Grown People and Childreo.
rBalamf »hat you ara taking when you take Grove’* Tastsless chill Tonic
foHwata is priated on e^ei-y label showing that it contains the well known
tW^yepertiee of QUININE and IRON. It is as strong as the strongest hitter
la im Tasteless Form. It iias no equal for Malaria, Chills and Fever,
WeHtnew, g««r«i debility anJ loss oi .ippetite. Gives life ami vigor to Nursing
TJo^tfirs ^ale, Sickly Childr:u. Reaiovcs Biliousness without purging.
licK^et Mscvaus depression and low spirits. Arouses the livei So action and
T'^f^J^efefejod, ATrni-Toni.-!!! -iS:ire Appetizer. ACompIete Strengthener.
ISirsity should !>e wittiou-t it. Gi; . miced by your Druggist We laean it. 50c.
AutOMiobile Plunges Dowa Eoibank'
Ment.
Statesville, Feb. S.—Sir. George
\b^er, of Statesville, and a party
of friends had a narrow escape from
[injury Sunday afternoon when Mr.
.^bsher’s machine ran down a high
embankment. The runaway car did
not turn overl The accident happen
ed as Mr. Ab^er was going down a
grade on the State Highway toward
Back Creek at high speed when, he
met another car coming up the grnde,
and in turning to the right to avoid
a collision, he lost control of his ma-
^chine, which plunged down the bigh
embankment. The runaway car did
not turn over, but the driver was
thrown out and slightly injured.'His
passengers remained in the machine
ind aside from a severe shake-up w>re
lot hart. A front wheel of the car
ivas crushed. Persons who witnessed
?ident consider it almost mi
raculous that there were no fatal re
sults.
I-H-E G-R-O-O-N-D-H-O-G.
Saw his shadow, and are to have
fortydays of winter. This will
require heavy feeding. When in
the market for ai?ythingr in the feed
line, we are headquarters, Corn,
Oats, Bran, C. S. Hulls and meal,
shipstiiff, Red dog, Alfalfa, Timo-
lli}% Oats and dover and soja bean
hay Melrose and Dan Valie^
fii ir. Sugar, Coffee and fall line
Ciuiies
Merchant Supply Company,
^Rnriiiitjrci^n. M. C. Graham, M.
Monroe Negro Forged Liquor Pre
scriptions.
Monroe, Feb. 3.—When the report
of the Medical Dispensary was sent
in on the first of February, it was
ascertained that Dr. H. H. Croft, a
negro doctor here, had given an un
usual number of prescriptions and
when confronted about the matter he
began to look over the slips that had
drawn whiskey end he found several
that were not in his regular writing.
An investigation foliowsd.-snd nfter
getting a few facts together, Chief of
Police Ianey arrested a negro cement
worker here by the name of Eugene
Ssliler, who acknowledges having is
sued tUe prescriptions from tim« to
time not only for himself, but for
those that were thirsty.
He was arrested and is in jail «»wait-
ing a hearing for forgery and obtain
ing goods under false pretense. Sa-
liler has been regarded as an e.xem-
plary man of his race and his down
fall has created much comment here.
The forgery wan so complete as to
baffle the dispenser.
WOMS KUe • Wwua M « »aU
WauKeec^, lU., F«b. 3.—Fiv« wo-,
men of Volo, 111., accused of driviog
theii- neighbor, Mrs. John Sishard-
son, out of the village by riding her
on a rail, today were fi.ied $100 each
by Judge Charles Donnelly. Hone of
the women was able to pay her fine
in court. They were given three day?
each to raise the mouey, durit^ which
time Judge Donnelly will coiunder the
advisability of inflicting a jail sentence
'J the money is not forthcoming.
Mrs. Bichardson had bera the mb-
ject of village gossip in which the
name of her brother-in-law was in^
volved. The women visited her home
late one night, ordered her from the
village, and, according to her story,
placed her on a rail and rode her
from her home.
Uttauers Senten««!i.
New York, Feb. 4.—Lucias M. Lit-
tauer, a fornur congressman, and ois
brother, William, were f'ned Sl.OOO
each aiid sentenced to six months in
jail t^ay for smuggling.
The court, however, withheld sen
tence in the matter of the jail pen
alty.
The brothers were arraigned in fed
eral district court, having pleaded
guilty yesterday to two indictments,
charging sinuggling and conspiracy
to defraud. They had admitted bring
ing into this country without paying
duty, valuable jewels purchase in
Venice and intended for grifts for
William Littauer’s wife.
Old Press Operator Dead.
Boston, Feb. 4.—^The sudden death
of James E, Griffin, well known as a
telegraph operator and newspaper
worker, was announced today. More
than 80 years ago when employed by
the oid New .England Associated Press
Mr. Gritfin operated the first tele
graph line between New York and
this city leased by a press association.
I.ater he entered editorial work.
Rebels Occupy Altamira.
Brownsville, Tex., Feb. 4.—Rebels
today occupied the town of Altasnira,
12 miles north of Tampico, without re
sistance, according to advices receiv
ed at constitutiorialist headquarters at
Matamoras, Mexico tonight.
Dog
of
ed
Kept Watch bj Bodj
Man, Drowned.
Monisville, Pa., Feb. :s.—Myslory
surrounding the disappearance yester
day of Benjamin dec, seventy years
old, or Morrisville, was cleared to
night when his body was found jam
med in a quantity of ice near the
shore of the Delaware rive.r His pet
fox terrier, his companion for years,
was standing guard over the body of
its master. Coroner Rue took charge.
It was Clee’a custom to gather drift
wood from the river and develop
ments show thet yesterday he wjnt
out in a rowboat, which is supposed
to have capsized. It is believed he
fought his way to shore, only to suc
cumb.
Mrs. Clee sat up all night await
ing the return of her husband, and
when he failed to appear a searching
party was sent out.
Governor O'Neal Won’t Talk.
Montgomery, Ala., Feb. 4.—Gover
nor O’Neal tonight declined to express
an opinion on the result of the vote
in the United States senate denying
his appointee, Frank P. Glass, His
scat, and did not say whether he would
call a special election to fill the va
cancy.
But with Judge Clark on the job
who will be audacious enough to say
that the suffragists are without re.,^-
resentation ?—Greensboro News.
i.'nited Stales Civil Serrice Bxamina-
lian.
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Cuuncilnian Falls Dead After Heated
Debate.
Lewistown, Pa„ Feb. a.—Council
man B. F. Joseph fell dead here to-
rfay his death being due to excessive
sxcitement caused, it is said, by heat
ed discussions at a meeting of the
Council. Warni debates on the ijues-
tion of increasing the health officer’s
salary and opening a street over the
Kitshacoquillas Creek are beiieved to
have so affected his heart that he fell
dead in his home after leaving the
meeting.
He was a member of the P. O. S.
of A., tho Knights of the Golden Eagle
and the Fame Firs Company. He was
thirty-one years old and is survived
by his widow and two childrea. His
father, Kev. George Joseph, is pastor
of 'Trinity Evangelical Church here.
Steamer Vadio Lost.
Prince Riipcrt, 3, C., Feb, 4.—The
steamship Vadso, of the Union line.
Captain Richardson, was lost in Na-
go»a Gulf, Portland canal, e#rly
Tuesday morning. The vessal in «
siRaC-
inj^ in half an hour. The 26 persons
on board were saved, reachingr her*i
today by the steajnahip Venture. '
Cept«dn Richardson’s story of h«
sinking is that the Vadso (track in a
wild atona in the dark. The stcaTner
Places of Examination in North
(Carolina:—Asheville, Charlotte, Eliz
abeth City, Goldeboro, Greensboro,
Ncwbern, Kaleigh, Salisbusy, Wash
ington, Wilmington.
Date: February 28 1914.
The United States Civil Service
Commission announce.? an open com
petitive examination at the places and
on the date named above to provide
a regsst«r of eligible*' from which to
make certification for filling vacan-
;:ies as they may occur in positions
requiring the qualifications of sten-
o"raphy, typewriting, or stenography
and typewriting in the Federal Clas-
fiiScd civil service in the vicinity of
ithe places of examination.
Women wU be admitted to this ex-
ftmination but will not be admitted to
other stenographer and typewriter ex-
Bm:.^fltions for the Field Service hi the
Fourth Civil Service District until
February, 1915, unless the needs of
the servce require otherwise.
Age, 18 years or over on the date
of examination.
The examination is open to all per
sons who are citizens of o? who owe
allegiance .to the United Statex •ind
who meet the requirements.
The scope and character of the ex~
amination, Uis limits of eJvil service
districts, and the regulations govern
ing certification are shown ia Por:n
1424, "Infonnaton top Applieanis for
the Stenographer and Typewriter Ex
amination.”
Persons 'nho visb to cntcir the ex
amination should at oiica for
Pom 142B and appUeatioB Form
1871 to the Secretary of tha local
board a? d?3 ssrvics «i»uijn«rc ri,
th» postoffiee ia one of tbe eitjee ziam-
ed at the bead ot this ancoasedment,!
or to the district secreUjy h» jmJ.
dresa below. Appitcftlon^ ahoold be,
properly execatod sod filed without
delay. ApplicatioM for ^ axwii-
natioa most iw fil«d wSth tha
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KE-SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE.
Because of advanced bads and by
vittae at an osrder tho Superior
Court of Alamance Ooont;?, made in
a Special Proceedinfsr whe^o all the
heirs-at-iaw of uiie late C, Suliss
were made patUes £or the purpose
of selling far partitiMi the se»l prt'p-
crty of said 0. M. BMias, deceast ', in
Alamafice ^^ounty, we wiil offer at
public anle. to the h^c&est bidder, at
the Court Houvf in Grsiharo, N
C., at LS o’clock oa
jSATUXDAY, jAMHAEY '24, 1&14,
Jthe foUa^r.ns: iloocrJbed real proper
ty, to-wit:
Trast 1—Adjoiniac the lands of D.
T. Curtis, heiw of Jobn Staiay, de
ceased, S. L. BiKoa, and oUiers, hcNUtd-
ed as £»Uows, t»-wit: BegifinUg at
an iros ^olt in public road
from £iiir S’alis Buriiogrtos, ecfsar
wi& D. T. Curti«, nmn'jig tSicBee fil.
dofpeeas Z. 8T.01 du. tm iNB
holt is arid iiss, caMsr «itb
leM Dixon; tlMoee M. g«tt
iW. SSjit ehsios te a nwfc,
witih «eW Di3(*n; ttMoee S. 3K
sraM W. SIM bains te «
tlMaw a. ttM eiiahia to %«3»-
Biag, e«ata!nintr -48 aens.
third in six taouOsa, cod oss-ifiivd ia
twelve Rwnths, with int«rast d»-
feired pa/iaents aad tttle r««pf»d
uaHi fialiy pciid.
Tbte fMuuwj S, 1S14.
m t W«n&. Cnrisw,
J. A. CHles, SnihMM, K. 9^
dOBIZftfestoMBi
immediately to All. M*ay of
the ctew were i« their hvaks, andj®**^ to sr««g« fo» ax-
only had time to (st a few iwraoaali*^’’*^^ **^ tb* appUcM^
effect* «sd l«ver away anal! bo(ita.l^^***^‘’'7> dft; S«fl Bamte* Hettriet,
Ai) wM leaU Tb« anrviv ns* Waahlas**, J>, C,
An«»d«ia Quiaar?, iaa. St, m4, ^
Tsmet Me. 8—A lot ne pajMgi ai iitnA
ta BwrKsstoa Tovaahip^ within Itts^
eoxpomU Ua^te ^ tihe Tow» ^ Bggi-
ineU>A, en tin earner whaea Sbwa* naA
Qataarm atrtttx iaUireett, it Tuiag
faii Ka. SS5 ftS shows Sry Sop «K
(aid Town, detad 13801 it btbtg ttta
of laad conveyeA ie asM C.
M. Saliaa by the Knriib Oi^aiisa Rail-
JWd Cdapany dated dagr of Ji»y,
18M, iad zcc«7dod Ib «f
Qaeda OCNti {f AJ«naa«a Oiwtaty te
fiaed 9oek No. 14, on ptgm SOS
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AN INCESSiUiT GBHi.
Coatinued Dr&ppsB|r of Mecus
S>to my Thcoat.
A severe coiieli is aKratrs a arave
svmp'cm. It ma^r not tadiaate «r-
!ranic cUseaaa ot ttke iunss- ICven
tiinujrh the eovsh la a ftasetianal dls-
turbaiiee H (s tit suaicioit sravit7 to
uftjnand £tteii.£lon.
The dropplns of mucus from th«
tiacfc part of tie nose iBto the tferoa.t
liidicatss nasal catarrh. Somattsnefl
thin eaea om e. jong time before Uto
patient pays any attention to tt It
is stated OB gaod authority that mu
cus into the throat ti tbls
way ta apt t* excite catarrh of t&e
atowafh. At any rate, the ooRdtlltw
oii^t te be eorrected as soon as iMs-
elkld.
Ura. Beurland, ot Rranicston, Vtjns.
found after nalng Parana titot aot
only aid the tucessaot oouSh disap
pear. but ths dropplae; ot mueoa Ibto
the tkneat also ceased. Bead
wViat ste says;
“t’er twenty-t&rea y^TS I wsa a
eonstant luffeter trem riironl* «a-
tan-k. I had a severe misery and-
mimssgr ia tbe top at my kead. Sticya
was almost a oeatlnual drops^i^ of
atncus into »y tkroat, wbloli eai»>d
Irs>;t>eat tKaMtMatioB. iiv Mllr*-
cyateia s>a*«allF becama la:^hnd.
aad nr ooaditiea grew weraa- i tod
an tnoeasaot eonab and trequeat at-
tacks of hlUena ectie. trom wMcil H
seemed I could not teeovcr. Hy
boweia also tiecame aSected. eauatac
aSstrralns Mttudm of hemorrtuicsa
^ t(te6 xnaajr nmedteic wftieh aa^
eoly taapoiaiy raiia( ar so uMit at
I at last tried r—na,, u« %
Cay* X was rslVsvol a( £ba have]
Attar aatoc ftva hottlta
f ma eared.
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