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‘^S* Aimbi^bttXkm i> snM4 up ^ eantbiiMd tariff and dlptomatir iBgU dMt lu^ fair to be • soitie* I ft mnA tronble before th« end is jmthDJ. It is alao a eaae in 'wfaieh I ABterieaa Buusxifaetui«r is vitaify ^Jt»itod. TlMre 18 ia it mudk raon ti^ & possibility that aveit the pres- low tarilf duties irill be further lb base of the trocble in tbe at- Jtoopt rf the Administration ,to carry ^ waliii on bo^ shoulden. In the tar- i* law there is « provision that goo^ ttou^t to this country in ships fiy^ i*t tlu Amerci&n flae shall have al- aHewisd to them a five per (^t. dis- soaiit from the eostomB duties as by that law. Thas did the Ad- niti3trat4on declare in favor of Atrier-' sUppinx and itt encouragement.! A% ie^ so it was inade to appear. Bat this sitt that «a* so splend-| mij extended ona hasd wn& inmptly tskea bade with the other. The provirion for this discount was followed by another provision wtiich > stated that nothing of this kind should be done in conflict with treaties of the United States with foreign na- Ster*. When it came to enforcing liis law, the Treasury Department Mgardtd the question as marely one •t mathematics . The department reasoned thst one minus one equa’s *ero, and that, therefore, there »a«i nothing to enforce. The question was handed over tf the Department of Justice for decia- ion. The verdict of that Department Was the same as that of the Treasury. In its opinion, our treaties with othtr countries are of such a charjwiter that to give a duty discount to goods car ried in some ships and to refuse ;t to goods carried in other vessels wouic! be discrimination, and in direct vio lation of treaty promises and provi.- iona. Hence no such discount should be allowed, and the much-advcrtir.fid deciaration in favor of American ship- . ping was mereiy empty words and phrase. So the Administration of- fidiaUy declared that the effect of the pirovision was nothing, and no at tention should be paid to it. But foreign manufacturers insisted upon that discount in duty and Iftok tbe matter to he Board of General « .\upraiEera, the first tariff court of appeals, iniis tribunai has just de sided that a!! goods carried in vesseSs of Amencan re^stry are entitled to this fivep er cent rebate. The case wBl be appealed to the Court of (Jui- tOBS Appeals. If that court susUins the decia?on of the Board of General Appraisers it will probably mean that fuiff rates will b« reduced on all for eign merchandise that it lirouffht to tjw United States. In most of the treaties which -wc have virith maratime nations it is speRifically declared that the United States will not levy any higher rHte of duty upon floods imported in the vessels of these nations than upon goods brought into the country by its own ve»SBis. Sf the five per cent, re- «)Q£tion is the Sega! n»tc of duty for ■tsrchandise carried in American vus- ctis. it is also the legal rate for Ssods carried in the ships of thrse nations. And the ■.•ountries \vith wiuch we have tbesi# treatieB i^ae like Ei!g'and( France and iier~ mmsij, from which come thep roducts which compete with .American mara- fcetare. Thist is the first cuatom:^ litigfttion to be decided wider the new tariff kw. It reveals a splendid pifice of blcnduring on the part of those who f^med the measure. The best ncsuit tbat can be achieved is a decision hy court that one of their most isn- poitant provisions means absolutt'Iy ■ottung. A very possible outcome is that all duties in the law vnll have a ndoction of five per cent, and with- eat the slightest benefit to Amecican shipping, as the rebate will apply to the sUps of every competing oation. And this is only the first of thei reve lation of crude asd shifty taiiff-mak* iag which the cold, penetrating light «f tbe courts will bring to public view.—Press. . Macon Lady ^ot and Killed Macon^ 3a.» March 18^—R- C. Fa* fan, a n^road flagman, this sfterTioon ^lot and killed Mrs. VnUiam Bafley. a boMding hcmse proprietress here and then idllled himself. Ho cause for the shooting ia Icnown. It occurred at Mrs. Bailey’s house, v^ltera Fagan had a room. There wert nn trftnesse^. thelJitht Faaiastie. Tha newest daaeo ie, or was wh«> press started, the haraaxaa. It's a «tmple little thing. liirst jroa has .once, then yoa zax twies, then yoo ztazzas the rest of the e»en- isgv'-Detroit News. ( that yoar seed potatoes th« Merehaats Supply Co. They tha GtiMifaM Maine CSroim, and Safe, Yea Bet. “Why do yoo always carry yoor cmhrsUs e»en -artjeB it ia not rain" iagl" “So jgaw one alaa won’t eany it whan it ia T»iniot.’*~Hooefe» P»«&. We Handle Real Estate in every pwrt of the city If you are in the market for property of any litnd ocme and see us. We have both re sidence and business properties for sale at prices and on terms which yt>i insider de cidedly reasonable. . J Sup;:ose you drop in and learn f about iheiii. Alamance Ins. & Real Estate Co. W. E. SHARPE Manager. Moviag Pictuie CVttidsK. ' i It is our frostrovered opinion that M there are too many whiskers in the j moving pictures. Beyond that the I drama is satisfactory to us, as we ; seldom go.-r-Atchison Globe. Near, but Not Quite. “You are a regular miser!” exclaim ed Mrs, Snoper, when her husband re fused to give her 25 shillings she ask ed for. "No, Bot miser,” replied Shooped, “merely an economiaer."—London Tit- Bits. further fact that this otBce is on a- FOR SALE, salary basis with an insulBci^t force j Spiing Branch Dairy Farm, '.oa- of depntiv, it ia impossible for me to taining S6 acres, modem barns, coa- see each iaan iadivMnally, and I am' crete silo, brick milk dairy with run- taking this mednd of notifying ali ning water, modern 6-room cottsge, who ared ae.taxes, back taxes, spec-j 3-room cottage. Joins city limits, isl taxes, ate., (tot they must setUe; Fertile soil, fine farm for city daii^, at once or I win be forved to collect • Terms easy. Bargain for quick sale, same by law. | Wm, T. INGLE. This ia a matter of basiMSS. The i — : county must have money.. I have! Everything at Coble’.i Gro;ery waited, begged aed pleaded, until the' cash sale at and below coat. time has ceae when I most be 1 tive and when yo« MUST pay. No: Buy your seed potatoes from home fair man «*■ ask that I do more thai*' folks in whom you have confidence. I have edtte. I am paid to c* then you run no risk, getting stung. THIS STOMACH REWEBY HELPS m ffU Came Rear Losing His Life-How He Escaped Tbe toH'-^wing Wu-r v.jui rv- coived by Ti.o p.-'runn. Co., ; -Tl. r.cv. 3. w. Kc.b- ■ eris. ru H. 2, !'•>>: 2T. llanFeil. Ai.i' bciiTin, untier dcitf of AprJl 2. v.‘htr;li is exaft’y nine year*? np-o. i;e says: “i la.xft in »-v- forr.ilng you of vv:r Pe- niiia has RSV. G-W. ROBERTS, for me afior R.R-2.Ro*27, thr« years i.J siiSfsrins’. 1 1k:1 tried the trcaimeiits 5 We riuotf‘ from another letter, dated December 10. 1906: **I priiise Penina :o all iht* The people know , \ ir.y case, and ihey praise it also." ' j In a lott‘r dated No\'»=^TOber 22, {iri03, quote Hev. Jtoberts: *'Pe- I i*una &ave me back ray life ten i.i^ara agt>. All tny acquaintances ^ that. I am certainly thankjful to you for your kindness.” In a later letter, dated January 12. 1910. he says: “I shaH ever m future, as ia tne past, be ready to Ffvoak In pmlse of Pt*runa to all suf- fererss. I believe my miraculous cure h:i3 bc'f'Ti the nr^ans ct many otht-ra bein^ cured ir^ th’s couray/* From a lctt«'r of September 5, 191X. of seve ral dsu-iors, a’::o hoinf' rom- ’iuote a few words! "I am still edits, but they failed and ail hope'r'riong the livinf?. Aa to Peruna, I liad gone. J'y fri*”nds, 5iUo myself.! do iio^ feel that I have words to ex- tbougUt I was in liie last stases of P^c&s the faUh I have ifn its merits, consumption. i I feel that Peruna has been the •’My daughter brought roe a bottle | i.hr3\is'rt the kind provlden^ of Peruna and plead wiJli me to try;-^ God, of prolonging* my life for It I bad got f»o \v«>ak I had lost my more than ten yeaw,** voice, and I thought It no use. That I We quote a sfUHater letter, Oetct^r was in May, 1902. I began to iffl2. He saya: ”1 look a ^ever^. It, according to directions. I wroto to }*ou, and you gav« me >*our kind advice “1 800IS felt better, my cough began to srfvR way, at.d tbo expectoration tesBen^. I have t^en fourteen bot tles. X feel welt eat hearty, sleep soundly, welch.aa much aa I e\*er did. do considerable work on my ifarm. and attend to my olhr-r business, s^is 5 My friends seem ast«nlsliei at niy re-i.j.^y y, oM three weeks ago. I at once sent for Peruna. Have be»n takLas: H two wffeKs. I am now hotter, I consider »h?.t Fervna has .carri d me ov«‘r a *.ozen years of life» 1 .stand ?-^n*^y to ur.«?'.v''r nny qucsiiou in ref erence to Peruna.”^ quote fr*«m hirt HPt left^'r. flat- d Jjjnuary 2, **D»*ar I .a.T to ex- i »\>r y«^’«r covery. j •..:r.dn»'5.n. jr;JT t’;nt. •‘I wish to thank you for your kind. ^ pu«'resn- »i r-r.d hi^rvy y- ir. .Mn-d ad\'ice and the bo»»ks you have yr.-'r r i*' v a me. lBhalioverprals'y.M:rin>-.Ii-!Ti- , , and hope that you may eiijoy a loa^i • r. (J. V.'. i;-• Mfe.” It will be obiwrved th.'^t Pev. Rob-* erts waited two yfi^rs aff'^r he j to use Peruna, bvfi>r^ \vr'i!e the; above letti*i- to TU - Vtrv.v. x that bl5 r*'-v'W!';. .-o:,;.’ n .iJ possibly have U i* mpornrv In a later let»T Thi» ■ dated September iiJOfi*. r:.*v. Hi«h- ’ erts says: “i am a jfiwit *’f; Peruaa. By the usti ..f 3>r. advice I am here trt-d.iy. Wltb my family ;iJnl bushiess." V. D. T, - 'jr-ffs-'-.ary f«'r i\’ t-* .■» ’ I ly •' r.'jj.'f '.' 'i'.* • anil patMCJt 'ihrK.- ’ i' . e itir.r#’- ‘’•'■ivi; f'iriff thiMj a:Tu;iu-i -> ji\\ *j3 cn:i doubt t>: • \Vh« doubt hJ.^ life? Kwry j.ome should be provided bPjwiih the {nVt «‘dStioin of the “Ills of I51V 1 Jf> ;* sfjii i!f'* l.v tht^ Pi runa Oss.. . .,1. •; i V .I', .'.i i crt- »• cumco t ... ... . ■ :.‘.s 01 }^ne- fitt reodvad from tne use ol Kezall J>y^ pepsla Tablets. Kiiowmg how much gjood wiy bave dooe ofiicrs and knowia^ what are of, wc fed sure they mE hdp yctt. So grttit is our faith m Ibem that we B^e you to try them entirely at our risk, with Ottr..pcrs.»iuij pr.imist- thot if th^y to‘t do ^ you ex]/vct tlH'tiv t^ do and make your cf)rrifriiil;le . ar.d healthy and yoiir.ili^csiion cas}', we'll hano. back your moiu y. We couldr.'t cntltir»^e anything ariy more ftjocgly thjLii w do Kex^ll Dyspepsij» l!^!ets. Cotit:iining Pepsin imd Bismuth two of ^ greatc;=l iuds known to medical science, they soothe the stomach, ^e^ heartburn and promote a aatural flow of t>:e gastr'.- juice, and help -r^ulate the Rcjncmber, if they don’t make yoiirdijifstion so«. ;:s\ andcom* forU^le thjit yo*r. r::n e;{t v/:. u ver you like whenever y»n like, wv *.v4iiit you to come back am! tc-H us arifl irot yourmoney. SoW ooly at the more than 7,000 Rex^ Stores, and in Urs xovni only at onr Three siartss 2t. 6(*c ant! $1 00 th« ti’wti «b4 if 1 am to d X Hu«D, mad t that aiMM pay promptly - r.hjT' delay , an dput the mnn^r of? wfie' she riex-f prompt R*TtiemPi; . h. . ‘ vtif ..rtll.f:;.* il'OULiC. v«t> . . Gemiitte Maiaa Grown Sapplj Co. sit Merchants Coble's G\'ocf' Ciu' Ueiiiuzve Maitu* Co^ . U«nt, Early Roae and E«d Bliw s«ed K. N. COOK, ^riff. ‘ potatoM at ikrdiasU Sspply Co. It Always Helps ays Mrs. Sylvania Woods, of Clifton J/lills, Ky., in writicg of her experience with Cardui, tiie woman’s Ionic. She says further: “Before 1 began to use Cardui, my tiack and head would hurt so bad, ! thoi^ht &e pain would kiit me. i was hardSy able to do any cf ray housework. After taking three bottles of CarduL 1 began io feel like a new woman. I soon gained 3s pounds, and now, i do all my housework, as well as run a big water inllL i wish every sunering woman would give The Woman’s Tonic a trial. I still use Cardui when 1 feet a little bad, and it always does me good.” Headache, bacicache, side ache, nervotBisess, tired, worn-out feelinis^ eta, are sure si^s of woman ly trodbl^ Signs that yo« need Oirdui, the woman's toek. You cannot a^ke a mistake in trying C^ui for yoarfroutrfe. It has beien helife^ weak, ailing women inr more fhw fifty years/ ■ RE-SAlE of the "POLLY HODG- IN” L.4.ND. Under and by virtue of an order of the Superior Court of Alamance County in which Nancy Carter and others are plaintiffs and Clem Coble and others are d«fendauts, the under- signed commissioners ■sriH, on MONDAY, THE 6TH DAY OF APRIL AT 12 O’CLOCK, M., at the Court House door of Alamance Couiity, at Graham, Nortb Carolina, offer for sale to the highest bidder at public auction the following describ ed real estate, twit: Lying and being partly in Ala mance and partly in Chatham Coun ty, North CaroJina, on the waters of the middlep rong of Eoety River, ad joining the lands of the late Alfred Pickett. Wsiliam Pike, Gerton Butler, J. n. .lohnson, A. L. Fuqua, W. H. Kimrey, and more particularly bousded and described as foHows: Beginning at a atone, said Butler’s corner, and rtianing thence West with said Butler’s (formerly John Oixon’s) line 55 chains to a stone in the Coun ty Line; thence South with said Coun- j !y Line 17 chains 50 links to a stone in lot number one; thence East 66 chains EO links to a small Poplar in said Pickett’s line; thence North with a iinc of said Pickett and P^ke 20 chains and 50 Sinks to the be»!»nnir.g, containig 105 acres, more or less; the same beig tbe property described inj i a Deed executed by K. T. Hodgin and j jhi:4 wife, Julia A. Hodgin, tc Artilla I Hodgin on the I2tli day of August, 11881, and recorded in the Office of the ' Register of Deeds for Chatham Coun ty in Book "B. K.” at page 447. This property is known as the “Poily Hcdffin” land, and i^ situated two miles from Liberty, North Caro lina, and upon this land are situated a dweliini^ house, bam and (r^iuiry About one-third of this land is ir woods, and the farm is well waterei' and especialif adapted to the produc tion of grain. , TERMS OF SALE: One-third of thf purchase price to be paid in cash on date of sale, cne-third isithin .six months from A»t« of skie, and the re mainder of thep urchase price to be paid within twelve months from the date of Bale. Interest to be chHrjred on deferred payments at the rate at six per cant, per aanvsn and title' to the property to be reserved until the purchase price is paid; however, with option to the pirchaser of paying all cash and iros^vins deed upon confirm ation of tale bjr the Cooit. . Bidding \rill start at fourteen hun dred and nineteen ($1419.00) dollars. Tlii.-i the Idth day of March, 1914 SDWAKD TEAGUE. DKNNIS HODGIN, Ommissioners. E. S. W. Caveran, Attarney. Green & McClure GRAHAM, N. C. Phoae 251-L. We are Just in receipt of a Nice Display of New Furniture, which we will take plea sure in showing any one wiio is interested. We csrry at all times an extensively large stock from wiich to make your selection. Purchase frcia! us and if the bill is suffi* cient we^wii! deliver the goods. We|,buy in Large Quantities and are able to make^you a*close price. Come and let m show you. Green|& McCiure. GRAHAM, N. C. €^l & ! Tcft De«tiiie» Deltiw»Te Offer. Wilmington, Dd., Mar. 14.—Former President Taft has fecliaed an offer ■o become president of Delaware eol- ege, which position was offered him it a «aUi^ at I5JOOO ft jrear. A» Swept Away. Wa«hi9e^^ Uareh 18.—-All the Se^Ue« *hi«h Mth tbe Old Do minion Umcr UotHto* when afee wu ranumid by the ll«ch»nt«' Min ers* t^iip, Nantucket, off the Vi^nia coast on Jannary SO, ba'ro been swept out of tKt wreck by a atroug subma rine eorrettt. Dfvera h&triiig nearly 200 addition al pouside t'i lead on tlieir isquipment fooad H trapaacible to tenain on tlteir in t!»« !'««« «u»«nt sw«cp(i aboot ^ wtim! . lEHVHI m UEl k HEIEIM ■ - M GHSVE'S The Old Staudafd Grove’s Tasteless diiii Tmic is Equally Vaiuaye as a General Toaic because « Acts on the Lives*, D)five3 Out Malaria, Enriches ti^te Blood and Builds up tiie Whole System^ For Grown People and ChildreQ. "Ism wfcet yoa aro taking whcc yoM take Grove's Tasteless chill Totiic 9 tbe lorBkcelc is priated on every 7ahe2 showings thxt it conutios the we}l tooic preptrties of QUXNINH and IRON. It is asv strong as tlie strongest bitttr tonic sad is iti Tast^ess Form. It haftnoequsil for Mai&ria. Chills and Fever^ neceral debility sod )os£ of app*ctce. Gives tife acd i-igor to NnrsiDf Mothers sad Fft!e» Sickly ChildreB. Removes BiHousnesd w^tbogt pnrging. Relicnre« neroous depre&siou ftod low spirit.v. Arousei^ the liver to action asd podfies thebSood. ATroeToQic«nd£oFeAppetiz^r. A Complete Strengthener. ^$o^smily^oQtdb«^witltaat it. Guaninteedl^ yoor Druggist ’.Vemeaait. 5Ck:. Hmm, TAXvxymB. The «(Mnit7 !■ badl; in need ef Ausdf. eeaiity aehools demand «!oney twimrm must be paid, and th® laoae; mu»t come from the tax pajwrs. T have been jsat as lenient \rith tlioae who'have not paid their tax« at pOBdihle and triah it were in my power to gtm meh noe just as moeh time as aey want, but the tti^ee are dae and anwt fctpedd. Ob aawaa* uS the increased nm»- b«r of MVffiK te 4bi« eeonty, and thr ittfnaaed fsmH' in Thj .Saintly Eyes, tuciile. Beyoi'd life's turbid maze of care. Without the pais of doubt and pain. I know a port where sweet rest lies, Nor knows sin’s surge, ’ti! in thy eyes. Thy soul-soft eyes, l.ucille. _ i ^yond the thick and scorchmg heat. Beyond life's dreary desert’s main, I know a -spriny: where fresh peace lies To soothe tirod bouls—’tis in thy eyes, Tlty pure, deep eye.^, Lucille. And oft. and aft I’ve sought that port. And fain would its rest remain; And oft and oft by want made wiae I've quenched my thirst deep in thy eyes, Thv clear, biue eyes, Lucille. « - vl # And couldst thou come to me tonight. And hold me dose, nor .scorn my stain. My yearning, restive aould would rise To meei the Heaven in thy eyes. Thy saintly eyes, Lucille. —THAD. Joaephua ChangeB “Home Yard*.'' Washington, Hareh. 13.--Sccretary Daniels has chanjced the home yards of the presidential ^acht Mayflower Vork to Norfolk. -AiS Norfolk ia neaiw Washinjcton it is LV^p.octod to- reuuoe the cost of repairs 'o thi croft- rile Joy oC Uancing: Extrcifie Vcr! few women or men st;em to care to Tango or ^et dancinjj: exercise unless they are assured the freedom from aching feet that .Mien’s Foot- Eaae, the antiseptic powder to be shak en inot the shoes, always gives. Since the tendency to hold Dancing parties has become almost a daily and hour ly nifcessity in every community, the sale of Allen’s Foot-Ease, so the drug gists report, ha* reached the high- water mark. S5o!d everyvrfiere 25c. Trial package PSEB. Address Aller. S. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y. Doing Her Part. “Will you join our hike from Chi- rAov% w«ojhinjjtcn ? ** “I'm willing to Mke,*" responded Mrs. Wombatg '*but I could not go that far from home. ni walk a3*ound onr block 500 —Kannas City Jo«r- nal. PRINT 7;- L^aiestie Economy. Some men’s notion of economy is to sit around wtih a ]QO-«ent cigar in their mouth itr«d growl because th« wife lefiVtts th« hati hVht turned oa. arid Hlfr own yacht Dolphin N«w —PeoHa Jfourpcl ibist ooei' and w
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