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Gov. Craig Against the Greatest Navy For 11. S. "We should not be stampeded into the militarism responsible for this war. We should not strive to have the greatest navy of the world. Established meth ods and armaments become obso lete in the actualities of the con flict. When this war ceases the world will be sick of armies and navies. "A just regard for the rights of nations and for humanity, our geographical position and our potential resources constitue our strength and our defense. For heathen heart that puts her trust trust 'ln reeking tube and iron shard.' "But now and always, no American right should bo invad ed and no American citi;:en shouid be struck wrongfully with im punity." That was the telegram sent to the New York American Monday by Governor Locke Craig. It was in answer to a query of that paper, directed to him along with other executives of the nation. The question of the New York American came to Governor Craig in this form: "Do you favor the maintenance of a navy powerful enough in battleships and in cruisers and in auxiliaries and in armament and in men to deter any tnemis from attacking us, or victoriously to destroy them if they do attack us'."' HLW And When Jo Water Hcrsss A reader asks: "When should a horse be watered, before or after feeding?" The best answer would pro bably be, "water both before and after feeding :"or water the horse when he is thirsty." If a horse has not been depriv ed of water for too long a time he will probably not drink too much, but if he has been depriv ed of water for too long he may drink too much if he is hot and the water is cold. Owing to the small size of the horse's stomach the theory has been generally proclaimed that he should be watered before feed ing and not after. He should be watered before feeding if he is thirsty and after feeding also if he is thirsty. Experimental tests seem to in dicate that the great advantages attributed to watering before feeding or the assumed disadvan t .rca of watering after f aiding larjwiy theorv. It makes !:t --diHer-ence when the l-or • • > et water, just so long as ho ; el.; i: often enough. Many horses will not kink bofore eating, but will drink aftrward, and in u;h tv.ses ti.ey shou *1 1"* v ■ ■ ■ . after feeding. In winter, tv. i.'e a dav, m most three times a da.\, is often enough to give a horse water»un less he is. working t emely havd and sweating very fry in fact, watering and idel horse uin.a a day ir> winter i.-' mor» !i ■- • to -amply his needs tl.an three ■hres a day in hot weather, in i,;)t weather watering I've times :i day is not too often for farm (j'k suck. The Progressive !'';u mer. i iamberlain's Cough Rsmsify t.uita Colds, C:cup and Whoop in; C'j.igii, WHY YOU ARE NERVOUS » The nervous system is the alarm system of the human body. In perfect health we hardly realize that we have a network of nerves, bat when health is ebbing, when strength is declin ing, the same nervous system gives the alarm ia headaches, tiredness, dreamful sleep, irritability and unless corrected,' leads straight to a breakdown. To correct nervousness, Scott's Emul | sion is exactly what you should take; its j rich nutriment gets into the blood and ! rich blood feeds the tiny nerve-cells while ! the whole system responds to4ts refresh ! ing tonic force. It is free from alcohol. I « Scott & Dowuc. D loom field, N. J. - The Harrow's The Tool To Use. The one' implement which j will reduce the cost ol ; cultiva tion by largely doing away with the necessity for the use of the hoe and deep culture implements, is the harrow. Nothing more forcibly illustrates the diliiculty and slowness with which new methods can be introduced than the reluctance of the average Southern farmer t. > use the sec tion harrow for early cultivation. For years a few used the har row for the early cultivation of coin, and the best proof of its efliciency is the fact that these always continued its use after the first trial. It is probably true that every man first used the harrow for the early cultiva tion of his corn with much doubt and fear. But one trial dispelled all this, yet his neighbors were unconvinced and continued to use the hoe and the turning plow because they felt sure the harrow would not do for their special conditions. In fact, a still more remarkable illustration of thi> conservatism of the farm er is to be found in the reluct ance with which those who for years had been using the har row on their corn were induced to use it for the early cultivation of their cotton. The harrow (and the weeder for the one-horse farmer on sandy land) is the one implement which makes early cultivation economical and effective. It is the one implement which will do most to do away with the use of the hoe, that most, exoensive of all tools used for cultivating a crop. It is also the one imple ment that will enable the farmer too "keep out of the grass" and avoid the use of the turning plow to "wrap up the grass," and avoid not only expensive but also injurious cultivation.— The Progressive Farmer. Tor Sale or Rent. One good I''-horse power engine, good as new. One good steam engine. x horse boiler, li-horse engine, t !ood as new One n •■arlv new Huber thresher, an..! almost as new. '>ne r'ri-k '';reshcr, ne-'ds some little rep; i OiH'-fcui't! • ,'.•••!. in v., r ' , ; "ie . '• i it in Huber thre ' r, nearly n jw. .... • : .:. «•«in t: • t!.r. 'H r a: «h or on 12m iy-> ' . V SLATK, 5 -li \. V I" J! ; C0, 1 ing j alii ed as admini 'rater . t date .it' .Julia 11. Brans >yi, ■ ce tsed, ail persons having claii is against the* estate «i s i'ii i. \ :: ed are her i> .* notified te : re M .t the sat.':''on or before the 20th day of April, l!*H>, or t!:;r.otieu will be plead ed ia bar of the r recovery, and all persons owing said estate will please ma' e settlement with t!v'> una. ''signed at once. This - >th day f April, 1: 1 1 W. A. BRANSON. Administrator. J. \V. Hall, Atty. THE DANBURY REPORTER I Notice of Sale Under Deed in Trust. By virtue of the power of sale con tained in a deed in trust executed to me on the 25th day of February, 1!)14, by J. S. Kant and wife to secure the payment of a debt therein recited, I which deed in trust is duly recorded I in the oliice of the Register of Deeds ! for Stokes county. X. C., in Hook No. 155, page 'i'.Hi, default having lieen made in the payment of Haid debt, and the holder thereof having np j plied to me to make sale of the land 'conveyed in said trust to satisfy jsaid debt, I will expose to public sale to die highest bidder for cash at the court house door in the town jof Hanhury, N. on Saturday, 1 .luue the I'.tth, P. 115, at the hour of | one o'clock p. in., the following lauds iu Stokes county, to-wit: First tract. "beginning at a rock in 'ovington's inow I'yrtic'si line, I runs west li' chains more or less to! I!. W. icorge's line, mow SCililey'sj 'line,i •lieu.-e north II 1-2 chains tm Simmons' line, mow Ma lie's line, i t heiiec .•;ist -j chains ton hickoty corner in Simmons'and Mast's line, mow Male's and Mast's line, i north I" eiiains in ISoa/.e'x line, mow Mast ■> line, I east 1 11 ,-hailis tol oving ton's line, i now I'yrtle's.i thence! soul h wit h said line, l'| I J chains toj the beginning. containing 25 1-1' acres, miil'e or less." iSeeileeil Hook t I s . page :,s I. Register's ntllce of; Stiikes colltlly. i Second tract, "sol:! acres regis-1 tered ill the oliice of tile Register of! heeds in I'.oiik vi, page'.Kiand 11, and [ to which reference is made, save and except thive tracts sold off the last , named tract to I'owell Mast and Tom I'yrtlc. iSee Heeds iu Regis ter's oil ire of St i ikes County. N. '/' I This t he "it h day of May, l!ll5. N. >. IT.TRMM. Trustee. Notice of Sale Under Deed in Trust. ! H.v virtlie of the power of sale con tained iu a deed in trust executed to uic b,v Walnut *ove Warehouse Cotn- I patiy. Inc., oil t lie !lt l| day of Octo ber. lull, to secure the payment of a note t herein I which deed in trust is duly iu the otiice of I lie Register nf Is for Stokes count v. N. in I'.nok No. i! 0, page 7.! and to which reference is hereunto j ; made, default having been made in ' the payment of --id note, and the I holder t hereof ha \ illg a ppliei] to IIIC I t O sell t lie la ml therein conveyed. 11l satisfy said note, I will expose toj public sale to tlie highest bidder for cash in front of Mariners Muion Hank i and l i :-i Company, in the town of | Walnut Cove. N. i',. on the lr.t!i day 1 of .1 tine.' 1 at i hi l hour of one o'clock p. in., tin* lands conveyed iu | said trust deed, to-wit: 'Hcginuiug on the North side of : Third Street, in the town of Walnut j Cove, at a stake i'UU feet from West | side of Main street, at the South West corner of W. M. Howies' livery stable lot at a stake, thence North with W. M. Howies. John It. Lackey, S. 11. Stewart, and Taylor lines, parallel with Main street, 4u4 feet to Fourth street, thence West with Fourth street to a stake luo feet, thence South, parallel with Main Mast with Third street bid feet to the beginning, there being on said lot a tobacco warehouse and other buildings belonging to the said Wal nut Cove Warehouse Co., I lie." This the .Mb day of May, IMIS. N. >. I'MTRMM. Trustee. Sale of Land Under Deed of Trust. I tiller the power and ant horit.v con-' feiTed by a deed of trust by H. \.. Wilson ami wife to W. 11. Slate. Trusii'. dated May ."ith. lull, and nv.i-tc "d in 1 lie olli of the Register of |i .. i si oke- count... N. i.. I' • , p ■: ••I, i• i • 'cure : he p iy I. :m of . 1 .I.iii 'S W. > ;.l i! I-••; II I. ;••- i: i; • :•11 i •,. i : i :.. • • j :*• i• i :«.!!!• »\. :i - , ' I: . W * ■I > r *' *' i ' f". «» 1 •it . 1. t 1 T»W M k \ ! n * : |,. VH i'?Cr. :-.v L A. K: i;cht at K . ho. (York As'.v»ciut»i)n on y 1-- to '7 i' ir t':' Omaha Riir-.! W-.vkly t'l'.jlibinj* o'i'or. > years i" r l.uti and i Extra Pivmiuni of ! Month ly Papers i ysar i.ach anil 10 post cards. Notice of Sale of Real Estate. By virtue of a decree of the Super ior Court of StokeH County, render ed oil the lOtli day of April, 1!»15, tu the special proceeding entitled ".las. H. Hawkins, and others against Martha A. .Martin and othern," 1 will ex pone to public Hale to the highest lildder for cash, at the Court House Door In the town of Danhury, N. t»n Monday, June the 7th 1i»15, nt the lionr of one o'clock p. in., a tract of land in Stokes Co., con taining about live acres, liclonnliiu' to t lie est ate of S. 11. l'oor, deceas i'(l, and Itoiindeil as follows: llenr.v W. Slielton on tin- West, I. 10. I!. Shaffer on the North and Kant, and W. It. Hawkins mi the tfout h. This tlif loth day of April, l'.il.'i. x. o. ri: riti:i:, commissioner. Big Bargain In Farm. 5190 acres 1 1-2 miles from Ridgeway, Va., on X. & W. Railway. >."> acres fine bottom land on .Marrowbone creek, about lnii acres strong red up land, probably 20H acres on tin place level enough to run an\ kind of machinery, the balance rolling with some of nearly all kinds of timber. This is one of the best farms in southern Virginia, fertile and very pro ductive, very line grain farm, and well adapted to all crops grown in Virginia and North Carolina. Four room house and aut buildings, also two tenant houses and three tobacco barns. Good many old fruit trees, excel lent varities. Price $7,500.00, one-third cash and balance one, two, three, four and five years. Write the owner, J. W. Jones, Martinsville, Va., for further information. .'llmchst NOTICE! A farm for rent or for sale, located about ' miles northwest of Mayodan. This farm lies near the main Madison and Ayersville public road and rural route goes through the farm and contains 112 1-2 acres. It is a number 1 grain and tobacco farm, 2 good dwelling house, one •> room and one .''-room, good well at each house, 1 tobacco barns, stables, cribs and other outbuildings, also good orchard, well fenced pasture tind pailed garden. Address C. H. 11. MARTIN, Madison, N. C., Route 2. ROSA L. MARTIN, Mayodan, N. C., Route 1. "MONEY" The mint makes it and under the terms of the CNTINKNTAL MORTGAGE COMPANY you can secure it at 0 per cent, for any legal purpose on approved real estate. Terms easy, tell us your wants and we will co-operate with you. PETTY & COMPANY, 1419 Lytton Bldg. CHICAGO. Two Farms For Sale. I will sell one or both of my farms near Smith postotfice. One contains 1 acres, the other l.*>() r.v-res, both have good dwell ings and tobacco barns. Roth are tin usually is tobacco land. Will sell cheap and on good terms. iNaprillt V. )' i : r :V i •> .• J [i • • i:: » t •' .. • • -lit' 4 '' * i i ': • i . i\ : : iral . For. ' 'V to-i-h-rs •; a • • enj in . one Meadows c rn mill,« one v. >od saw. Tiv ma/iinory 5s nearly nev.. \\ ill sell reason able. Call on or write J. /"rank Dunlap, Gideon, N. C. NOTICE OF SALE OF VALUABLE PEAL ESTATE. Uy virtue of n decree of the Super ior Court of Stokes ('ounty, render ed on the Ist day of May, In (lit 1 special proceeding entitled "Loll Alley ami others against Henry Martin and Carrie Aiu»,"the under signed commissioners will sell at public auction to tl e highest Milder for cash, at the Htore liousc of .1. Amos, on the Joshua A. Amos lands ill Stokes county, on Saturday July ; !rd, 1«1.*», at the hour of two o'clock p. in., three tracts of land in Stokes county belonging to the estate of Joshua A. Amos, deceased, to wii: Ist tract, being lot No. 4 in the partition of the land of W. Amos, as appears of record in the Regis ter's otliee of St okes coutlly. ill I'.ook No. lit, page-!l.">, lioiilided asfoliows: '•Ucginniiig on a Mack oak. run ning West r.\ poles to sottrwood. I hence \ort ll 110 poles to sour Wool I. thence North, 7'i decree-. •.! poles In a post oak. 7. S. Alley', corner, I hellce Soul ll IK.' pi iles I n t||e hegitiliillU. colli;11 tIiIILT More of less. L'nd I raid . I.i •! No. " in >:i : d I ion. . t: —iglied to J. I". mi is. ;i u 1 pur i !ia-ed I»y said .11isliu: 1 A. Aluos. d> • i rilied in Hook lit. page I li l '.- otliee of SI olies colli I \ . linimd eil a> fi illows: • • I-Liilliiiiiii' at a R. >., North 1 poles to lilack uum. thence Ma si :•>; poles lo idlest 11111. Nol*t il ll' poles to locust, i'.ast s poles lo Spanish oak. South 7- poles to Mack oak. West pi poles I o post ou k. Si ill tll t'.s poles to stake, t hence NVest !••> poles to the be ginning. containing nl •'! I acres, j more or less.'' :Srd tract, containing !• acres. niotvj or less, ilescrihed iu a grant to.I. \. Amos, recorded in Register's oiiicc I of Stokes county, in I'.ook No. i'l, page and hounded as follows: liegilinitlH' ill a hlaek oak. said Amus' own corner, runs Soiuii on A. ■ lioin's line 11 chains crossing tiicl to a stake. l.ah's corner, thence ; north 11 degrees west, on his line ; :!• I elm ins lo ama pie. North mi Ids ami said AIIIOS* line, :!.*I chains to a post oak. I'.asi on his own line to beginning." The rents on all of -aid iands for the year l!l|."i will lie reserved, ailtl possession given when Ihe crops for, said year are gat hered and rciiiox ei| from I lie land. Also • HI Sal llN lay, .1 ulv LUT it. I'd.'', tit the hour of iwo o'clock p. in.. ,-.i t lie I liesley tiailll old store house in Stokes county. we will sell to tlie highest bidder for cash, the hinds of Taliitha AIIIOS deceased, ordered to he sold iu the i use hereinbefore nam ed. hounded and ilescrihed as fol lows: •"l'.t ginning at a poplar on the North side of the Madison road. Vernon's corner, aipl runs North on his line v 1-- chaiiiii to a stake at a branch, thence down the branch as it meanders, l."> chains to a stake, on! the creek hank, thence down the creek as in meanders, l"i chains to a stake. North oil the old linel" chains to pointers, corner of No. I'. thence Kast on that line, I : '> chains to a poplar. Smith crossing the creek ]:! chains to a rock pile. West on that line ."i chains to a small sassafras, thence South, i"> degrees I'.ast, on that line 11 chains to a black gum. Smith on the line of lot No. ll chains to a hlaek gum. South on the line of lot No. ."i, 11 chains to a rock pile at the road, t hence West along the road as it meanders to the be ginning." See I'.ook No. 4'.'. page L'-l. Register's otliee of Stokes t'ollli ty. v. i •. The rei.ts mi -ii.l tr. ici of la u If: I lie ltd*. will '• ' I'es' r e,|. • : V>, . ' ' 1 ' -.vy ■ \ , v v\:\ \, ; ' I';'."! iacl«\ N. V ( \ . , • • • - - |. , • i». 'r, \ 'CiiOUirt 2 i'j .I.' . » ' i i-ti -..1 . '.. state of North lln the Nti|ier:-r ('a roll 1111. | Court. token 'ount.v. j Order of l'uMI •lolin !. I'ultoii, jrat I on, and I'lalntiff | Notice to n.-n vh. i resident deferid- I. '. Allen inn) his | ants, wife. .Urn. I!own I-',. | Allen, ami Archie j • ira.v Allen, | Defendants. | N'oth i: to Nijn llcsiih: vis. In the above entitled en use, wl.i-ii Js a proceeding to Hell fjr purtlt!>>ti a certain tract of land in the tw.vn of Walnut Cove, Stokes county, V It liclny Lot No. l.'Kt, as shown «.n the town pint of said town of W .1- nut l ove, N. it ii|)|H'iiriny to the court from atlidavit liled lier-.a that the defendant L. Allen -:i non-resident of i lie state of North ('arolliia and after due diliye - ••• cannot lie found In said state, and cannot l»e pe soiially served \\''! i suiiiinoiis. and is n necessary pa :\ to t his cause. It is ordered by 1 *• court iliat pillilicatioli of not Set made in the Haulmry Iteporte newspaper pui>li>licd in lianlir. Stokes county. North arolinn. four (ill.vessivc Wii*k->. Hot ifyillu said 1.. i . A lien 111 .'ippea rat • ' lllice iif I 111- I lerk i .1' I lie Sll; .1 'oiiri of St okes colllily. v. iri |c ' litia, ill I»;111• 11:r\'. N. i' ii or I lie •_ 1 1 i I ,|ji\ •if Miiy. |!i|."l. •Iti- III' 'lllMl- 111 'lie j Iii«•• i i>i - id ■ i'im . and let ti «i«-f.-tnlnlit 1., c . .\!:• • : i t.-ik, t In l l if ii' ;11! lll.l jipea r~: tilt ;i lio \ c li; 11 •H•• 1:! t|'l place nat .i ll a 11■ I aii»\\ .>r demur : • petition tiled n - iid i-ause. :;; lief therein will lie urant'-d. I—l ii da vi >f April I:i|.". M. T. « ll!l.|(i.N i'lerk Supcrii >r ' oiirt iif s;i county, \.i . •I. I». Humphreys. Atty. for I'lff. Moore County Farms Offered For Sale ! lOfiacres, 1 1-1 miles from Vas? on sand-clay road. This is ideal tobacco land at $12.00 per acre. N'o improvements. ion acres 2 miles from Vass jr. trood community and ideal tobac co land, on sand-clay road. No improvements. $15.0n per acre. -•iti acres 1 mile from Vass. tn sand-cla.v road. iood O-roorr. practically new dwelling, ar.: right new modern barn, an idea home, two tenant houses, about 75 acres in cultivation. #ll, (M . acres 2 miles from Southern I'ines. about 15 in cultivation, Rood 1-room dwelling, ceiled, eood kitchin adjoining, good barn, etc., good well with pun:t in it, several large scupernor.g vines, some apples,peaches, cher ries, good pasture wired in. This is good tobacco, cotton and fruit land, also good for corn, oats and wheat, in fact is a bargain at •SI, 00(i. 2(>o acres, 150 in cultivation, two tenant houses, one barn, grainery, pasture fenced, hog lot. water supply, orchard, tobacco barn and pack house, one miie from Aberdeen, on railroad with side track, also on sand-clay road, an ideal location for a peach orchard, $12,000. 2SS acres, 75 in cultivation, good 5-room house, log barn and other out buildings. This is good stiff land and if taken right away can be had at a bargain of $20.0n per acre. The above are a few of the properties tha' we we have r • iier. I'hese will give you an idea of what we have, and we •• • i ' • ' j" i *IJ ... :il I£ll 110 •*... r • ' 4 *■; > J L 4 .. • ' ' J'U • ».. . f , • V r.'.O 1 ' ; fit R. J. GOV ! : N £ . "iO, Winston Jvtlent, N. C. \\e carry a complete line of lison Phonographs and K> '■»rds. Write lor catalogue of ew records.
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