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^ WSAK. WSABT WOMBN ''ijmtm tkc Cmmc «f 1)11117 W«e« ud r." . WiMn the back aches and tiuoU, When the Housework is torture, When night bring-s no rest nor ■ieei). When UTin«ry disorders set in, Women’s M is a weary oiie. Doan’s Kidney Pills are for weak Udoeya. Have preved their worth in Burl- isfton. This is one Builineton woman’s tes- titnony. . Mrs. S. L. Halone, Anthony Street, Burlingtoa, N. C., says:. “I was neo ens and dixar and my baek was pain ful: I also pains over my kidneys and I felt ttei^ all the time. When i heard about Dean’s Kidney Pills, I got some tr*Oi the Freeman Drug Co. . Tliey reaeiwd. the trouble.” For sale br *11 dealers. Price 50 cents, Foater-HUburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name—Doan’s—and take no other. A A. itiiblMn, eeagli faaa^ on. taekt 1m body aad weaken* th« laofi, aad eftaB Itada tn MMAna IganHB. ■ Ant Aua ef Dr. King’s New Diaeovwy fivw t«> lief. Henry D. Sandert, of VavM- dUu, Vt., was thraatened with con sumption, after bavii^ pbmubobU. He writes: “Dr. Kins’s New OiMOTary ought to be in erery family; it ii car* tainly the best of all macKeina* for couglu, cold* or lung t^b!*.” Goor for children’s coughs. HoMy bacK if not satisfied. Price 50 c. aiMl $1.40. At all druixi*ta.—H. S. BacUan * Co„ Philadelphia or St. tiovb. ITadaimed Letters. The followiac letters remain in the postoffice in Burlington, N. C.., Feb. 14, -1914, uncalled for: y i Person* calling for any of the above letter* will please say “Advertised” and pve the date of advertised list. F. L. WILLIAMSON P. M. HorriMe Blotches of Eczema. Qtuckly caced by Dr. Hobson’s Ec zema Ointment. C. P. Caldwell, of New Orleans, La., writes: “My doctor advised me to try Dr. Hobson’s Ec- lems Salve.' I used three boxes of einttnent and three cakes of Dr. Hob son’s Dernal Zema Soap. Today I have not a spot anywhere on my body and can say I ani cured.” It will do thes ame for you. Its soothing, heal ing, antiseptic action will rid you of all skin humors, blackheads, pimples.. Eczema Uotefaes, red unsightly sores, acd leaves the skin clean and healthy. Get a box today. Guaranteed.. All Draggists, SOc., or by mail. Pfeiffer Chemical Co., Philadelphia or St. Louis. Fact HlMnM*. Oat of aorta, deFrawad, pain ia tha baei—Kactrie Bitten rn»w« yow baalth and atnafth. A gwruitaad Liver aad Ei^y t«a^y. Monay back if not Mtiaflad. It eompletaly cured Kobart Madat. of Waat Bnrl- iastoa, Iowa, who scared months. Aftw four doctors gmva him up, he took Elietrie Bitters and i* now a wMl man. Gat a bottla today; it will do tiia *asM for yoa. Kacp in the haaaa for all livar and kidney com plaint*. Piifeetly «afe and depend able. Its resclts will aerpriae yon. GOe. and |1.00. H. K. Backlen A Co., Philadelp^ or St. Lovia. \^'onld Hardly Hare the Serve. Of cour.se if the blind tigsrs, the social clubs and the men who thought they would always be able to get it in spire of prohibition should get to gether they might make more or less trouble for prohibition,—Durham Her- iild. am, a cioear. a baakar, Md » waa Mwqr«d on the first of the trial. ICrs. Bond was eallad aS| the first witness, after openiiic state ments were made .Thursday, Be-, peating her allegation, she denied any knowledge of the plot alleged by the Senator who is a candidate for rsnom- ination at the Oklahoma primaries next August. Effort to have r«ad de positions dealing with 'alleged inci dents in connection with the past of both parties to the suit were prevent ed by a ruling of Judge Clark, who held oUch evidence not vital to the suit. CONFLICTING EVIDENCE. T. E. Robertson, Kirby Kitzpatriek and Dr. J. H. Earp, Oklahomans, who were in Washington at the time of the hotel episode as applicants for Federal positions, appeared as the principal witnesses for Mrs. Bond. All were unsuccessful in their candi dacies. Robertson and Kifczpatrick claimed to have been eye witnesses to the alleged assault, while . Earp as serted that he had been importuned l.y Gore to have Mrs. Bond leave Washington and “hush the matter up.” Testifying in his own defense; Sen ator Gore characterized the allega- tions as “infamous lies,” and fissert- ed tiiat the whole affair was the re sult of the plotting of his political enemies, intended to embarrass him in his campaign for renomination. He declared that Mrs. Bond seized him and at an opportune moment Robert son and Kitzpatrick appeared in the room. .Other witnesses for the de fense quoted, witnesses for this plain tiff as admitting that a “frame up” against Senator Gore had been ar ranged and quoted several as having made threats to “get” the Senator. ■Arguments which began yesterday were finished at 5:30 o’clock this af ternoon. Ten minutes later the ver dict exonerating Senator Gore was announced. IHEKIIEI m HEED II Mimt-IME EiVE’S The (Mtf Standard Grove’s Tasteless chill Tonic is Equally Valu^ as a Genera! Tonic because it Acts on the Liver, Drires Out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and Builds up ^tiole System. For Grown People and Children. VSdu know irhat you «r« taking when you take Otoxq^b Tastelei^s chill Toeic 99 tbe fonsiilA M printed on every label showing tiiat it contatDS the well knows tooSc of QUININI5 and IRON. It is ss stroog as the strongest bitter tonic and ia Tasteless Fortn. It has no ecjual for Malaria, ChiUs and Fcra, Weftkaess, f^eral d*5bility and loss of appetite. Gives life and vigor to Nnrain^ Mothers aad Pale, S?ckly Cliil'Jien. Removes Biliousness without purging. Rellevct «warvous depression and low spirits. Arouses the liver to action and pnrifiestbe4>k>od. ATrneTonicandSureApprtirer. A Complete Stren^^iherer. ^»ofaiziiI^ilK>nldbe without it. Ouaranteeil by your Drs^gist We mean it, 50c. T H E G-R-O-U-N-D-H O-G. Saw his shadow^ and are to have forty days of winter. This will require heavy feeding. When in the market for anything in the feed line, we are headquarters, Com, Oats, Bran, C. S. Hulls and meal, shipstoff. Red dog. Alfalfa, Timo> thy. Oats and clover and soja bean hay. Melrose and Dan Valle|^ fiiiir. Sugar, Coffee and full line Meri^ant Supply Company, ” Graham, N. C. -vcctan. M. 0 Ncg:ro Assailant is Safely Behind the Bars. New Bern, I'eb. 18.—Charged with higrhw^ay robbery and attempt to mur der, Georg-e Bell, a notorious ne^ro of this city, is being held in the Cra ven county jail without beinjf allow> ed bail, awaitinjr the result of the injuries inflicted by him on R. C. Lancaster Saturday night when the luU.er was attacked on South Front street ani struck in the head with a har^imer, aftor which he was robbed of ^.5. ai: the money that he had on his per>0!' at the time. Sheriff R. 13. Lane wa;* iast night infornied that thore wa'>; v pos-iubilily of a mob tak- i::^ Kell fro!ii the jail and lynching him, and he at once took every pre- cautiot? to prevent pin'h an occurrence. Fortunately there whs no demonstrii- tion of any kind made during the night. Lancaster’s condition is still precarious and but little hope vnter- lainetl for his recovers. Woman House Robber, Pittsburg, I’a., Feb. IS.- AccorUintr i-.i the police, Mrs. Klmcr Ansi'hoot, IT. today corfessed she ha; t*»ken part in many burglaries for which her husband, who is year.s old, was arrested. Dressed as a boy, her hair cut shoi-1. the police say. she stood guard outride the hou>:es with revolver hidden under her coat, while her hu.sband robbed them. tMr cHImb wu Aot ■uperintendeBt of tlhe bat they Memed to be dupoyed to irtsnd by him and help him in •TMry posaibl* way in making a success, of th# insu- tutioh. They feel that he is a strong man, and that he has^the ability to conduct the affairs of the school as they should be. The executive committ^ was made at the raeeting Tuesday night, cpv- i&ring all of the work that had been done and the progress that had been made in getting the institution near er to the stage whene it can be open* ed. It is thought that the school will be ready for opening by the latter part of May or the first of June. Every meml^r of the board of trus tees. was present, these being as fol lows: Dr. J. Y. Joyner, chairman, Raleigh: Dr. L. B. McBrayer, Ashfe- ville, J R. Baggett, Lillington; R- E. Austin, Albemarle; A. C. Davis and ^Charles Dewey, Goldsboro; A. B. Jus tice, Charlotte; Dn R. N. Cartvmght, Hyde County; J. D. Boushall, Raleigh; Rev. D. N. .Caviness, Morehead City; Dr. McDixon, Aydeii; W- M. Thomp son, Beaufort; Dr. A. A. Kent, Le- nwr. Lenoir, Feb, 18,—Dr. C- B. McNairy was born in Guilford county in 186' and is a son of Dr. VV. H. and Mrs. E. A, McNairy. When a young man he decided to enter professional life, and entered the College of Physicians and Surgeons at Baltimore, Md., grad uating from this institution in 1894. Since that time he has practiced in this State, with the exception of two years which he spent in Missouri. When he came back to North Caro lina in 1905, he located in Lenoir and has enjoyed a good practice from the beginning. About five years ago he establish ed the Foothills Sanitarium, located in the eastern part of the town,.and from the start this institution has been a great benefit to the town and community. His efforts along this line have met with unusual success. He has never turned away from the hospital a single person who has asked for admission. He is quoted as having said, “We never turn a pa tient away from our hospital because they have no money.” This is char acteristic of the man, kind, big-heart ed, and a Christian gentleman. Dr. McNairy is a public spirited man and believes in education. Some ycai's ago he was elected a member of ihf board of trustees of the Le-j (iraded Schools, which position he filled conscientiously. Last year he wa.« elected chairman of the board nd is always ready and willing to do anything thai is for the good of the institution, the town, or commun ity. He is a close student of human nature as well o.s of me5ical scicnce. Rdiable Neuilioy Laaltn There its alwas^ need for a good iaiitem around home—in ttie FBixi, in the cellar, in %e Wheraw a lamp is inconvenient or unsafe. flM ideal for home usa. It gfivpB a r, l(gfat-~]ike sunlight on tap. It is doxabie^ compact, handy. Dcesn^t Doesn’t smoke. to light and SMridc. Wil! last for years Ask for flwRAYO. At dealtrs mwnywhmrt STANDARD OIL COMPANY J>.C. —, N« Cl JMton^W.Vs. 'lasftOffv 8>* C. One Wil! bring The Twice- Did Not Preaenl Dr. H&rdy*H Name. Raleigh. Fob. 1^.—That harmony and a spirit of co-operution existii atuong the members of the board of trustees of the State School for the Feeble-Minded iis the encouraging news brought from Kinstoi^ by Dr. J- .Y, Joyner, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, who is chairman of the lK)urd, and who returned yes terday from the meeting held in Kins- toti Tuesday night. There is less dis sension among the members now than before the meeting was held, accord-' ing to Dr. Joyner’s statement given out last night. Friends of Dr. Ira M. Hardy, of Kinston, who was superintendent of the school prior to the election of Tuesday night, did not present his name for re-election at the meeting of the board of trustees. They real ized, after a canvass of the members had been made, that his supporters were in the minority, and that it rk ftrccA i/idpaicii w Militant L-s**d Her Dog Whip on Eng* Itj^h Baroii. London, Feb. IS-—A militant suf- frag'.-tU* armed with a whip savagely ;»itacUcd Baron W'?ardale while he was waiting today with 200 other wedding gue.sls for a train to .Althorp Park, Northampton. The party was going to attend the wedding of the Hon. Sidney Peel, son of Viscount Peel, ain3 Lady Delia Spencer, daugh ter of Earl Spencer, liie suifragette apparently mistook the elderly peer for one of the cabinet minister. Lord Weardale was walking with his wife along the platform when he was ap proached from behind by the woman. At ihe first blow from her powerful dog whip he fell to the ground. How ever, Lord Weardale did not suffer any serious injuries. The woman was arrested. door twice-a- twelve mondis woald be impossible for him to be ’chosen again, and did not place him in nomination. The result of the elec- ;tion was predicted in the Kinston Free Press of Tuesday afternoon, or at least it predicted that Dr. Hardy could not he . ^-elected. Four members cf the board who favored Dr. Hardy asked that they be excused from voting, knowing that he could not be chosen, and not desir* ; to vuUi 10." a seeoDa cooice, tittr final vote being eight in favor of Dr. C. JB. McNairy, of L«noir, who wm elected and the other four preferring Dr. Hardy not casting • ballot. Dr. Hardy accepted the result ox the election in th* bast of spirit*, and himself stated after the mMting of the hoard thst he hatS tost none ot interest in th» school, and that he would continue to work for the b*tt, interests of the institution. Dr. Joyner said that the people of Kinston, of coane, regrett^ that aid. The Same Reasjon. Youngr Botta had just told his moth er of his engagement to a oharmin^ young woman who was not bic.5';v;ii witli iiiuch of This world*' itnj he met with immediate objection. “Now, mother dear," .said the young man, “don^ be angry with me for falling in love with her. Besides you were a poor girl when >ou first met father.” “Yes,” replied Mrs. ilotcs, “so I was. But so was your father. And I married him because I knew he would succeed.” “Well, mother,” he said, “and Aa is going to marry me because he did, don’t you see?”—Philadelphia Ledg er. vour week WouMn’t Follow It. “I am giad to find you better,” ssid a physician to & f&mous comedian uj^n paying him a professional visit ocs moniing. “You followed my pre scription. of course?” “Indeed, I did not, doctor,” retorted the sick man, “or I should have brok- •a my aads." "Broken jfour neck 7” exclaimed the doctor in aisEszement. “Yes,” Mfd the "f-''- I throw your preseription ou - W.*' U4C Pittsburg Chronicle. No Prirate Siup. Pnising a law proTenting its ship ment into the State would be taking a BO itwre rank hold than ToUnic ““t “ie saloons. Th* w*y we look at it 19 man ii entitled to special jsrivi- legea in the matter.—^l^rhum Her- For The Atlanta Journal Daily, Sunday Semi- Weekly Larges! CircelatiOR South of Balfifnore BY MAIL 3 cr annum Daily & unday $7. Daily only 5. Sunday only 1 Semi-weekly 1 All the News! AH Catted Statca Oril Service Essmlna- ties. STENOGRAPHER AND TYPE- WKITER. Field Service. Places of Ezanunation isi North Carolina:—Asheville, Charlotte, Elia- abetlt City, Goldsboro, Greensboro, Newbam, Balcigh, Salisbury, Wash ington. WiiuiiiCtoc. Date: Fc^isary 28 1914. The UniM States Civil Service Cemsiifeiaa aimoaacw an open coin petitiTe asaminatleti st t^c plac«s and OD tlw date naaed tihore to provide • register of elSglblM from which to aialce eartiScaticn tat lliliitg vacan- eiee aa they raaj ocesr in pocitfons requlrisg tfce qnaligcationa of iten- Ojgraphy, typewritiax, or ateaogniphy •nd tyyewritinit tn the ?ederat Clas- lASad eivit awiee ia vicinity of plMM Vt asgiBSas^a. Wom» be »dBaitSed to this ex- Ini$ «iU aat be admitted to «tkse uid ^ypetRfter ex. tMBfawMaaafof thaFMdSewieetathe Vsoftih Civil Seniea District, until Fdiswr, eai«6s the necdt of MTvee teqoire attiwio. Ack, 18 year* ear over OD tiw date it vamSaBiiem. Til* ennriratfNi te «jm to an $«r- «lw »ee» the reqateMMBfik. The ae^pe «ad ch»net« oC tiM ««- uaiMtloBt the Bafta etf cMB s«rrje* IteMcta, and mtalti^aw cophk- iag emtOaiaem «n Aavk Im Pecm •'lEsftsssiss tss gst iM Staaograpfcer and *x- Bmmia wfco wiab to Mtar tte fiX- diMid apg^ at eaee ?em and Feroi 1S7S te SesMtesjr *€ tka iacai fceosd «C dvil saniD» «| tbe poatoflSce in one of sitiea aan- ed at the head of this anaoeneemsnt, or to the diotrlct sacretar; at be cmS- dress below. Appllesious abosld be properly executed and fiUd without delay. ApplicatifiBs for this exami nation most be filad witli tlie sader- signed in time to trfsft tot ex amination of the appUeanl Secreta-T, «fc. Civil Seirrtee Wat&tectoii, D. C leewd Jitn. 32, I9M. Young Han Shot. K.sleigh, Feb. 16.—Raymond Pool, a young man who lives at 612 North Dawson Street, was shot about 7:00 o'clock last night by Mrs. Emma Gregory at her home, 420 Tucker street. She gave to the police as her reason that Pool was too familiar with her daughter and that she shot him twice nnder the right shoulder, on the right side of his chin, while he was choking the girl. The wounded young man. was taken to Res Hospital and Bits. Gregory is tiow in the police station charged with assault with deadly weapon. After her arrest foilo^ng the shooting Mrs. Gregory told the j>ol- liceraan that Pool entered the room of her dacghtei- by breaking through a window tha daughter) in a menacing manner when she entered ther oom. She immedi ately procured a 38 calibre pistol'and shot atm twice, the first bail atnidng him while he still had his hand on the daughter’s throat, 'ttia same bullet cut off a part of one of tha dsughter's fing«7s. The police «ay Poole has been going with the young girl for some time and the mothw has asked for police service* at the home be fore because Po»l Tisited tilie hotsve agiiinst her wishes. Mrs. Gregory is the wife of John N. Gregory, a iihoems)tcer. She gave her age at &8. She will probably be heid ir. police station untD the extent of Pool’s wonnds can he cseeitainad. MISDATED ISSUE
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