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THE WILMINGTON DISPATCH, WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 8, 1916.
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Dally and Sunday, Six Months. .$2.60 ! Michigan
JJally and Sunlay, Three Months. $1.30 j Minnesota! . . .
, ; i Mississippi . .
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Texas
Utah
Vermont
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The following anthem, dedicated to j Washington
NEW NATIONAL j
ANTHEM COMPOSED:
i
M Dedicated, to The President
f Past, Present and Future.
'Mi Mrs. Toon, Author.
i 4$ the Presidents, past, present and fu
jfl ture, was composed by Mrs. E. May
iff Glenn Toon, of this city, and handed
ifg in for publication. A copy is appear-
s morning. An accompanying para
graph says that no matter what his
politics may be he is President of our
country, and as such should be given
loyalty on all things.
:1
Weft Virginia
Wisconsin . .
Wyoming"
Totals 6,297,099
- Wilson. . Taft- :.
Dem. Rep:' "
' 82438 1T.731
10,324 2,986
63,838 24,467
283,436 3,914
114,232 58,386
' 74.561 68,324
22,631 15.997
36,417 4,279
93,976 5.191
33,921 32,810
404.990 253 446
281,890 151.267
185,325 ' 119,805
143,663 ' 7,4,845
219,584 115,512
60,966 3,834
51,113 26,545
112,674 54,956
174,315 156,129
150,751 152,244
106,426 64,334
57,227 1,595
330,746 207,821
27,941 18,512
109,008 54,216
7,986 3,196
34,724 35..27
178,559 89.047
20,4.37 17,733
655,475 455,428
144,545 29.272
29,555 23,090
423,152 271,0:66
119,156 90.786
47,064 ZM$
395,619 273,505
30,412 27,703
48,357 536
48,982
135,425 60,674
219,489 28,530
36,679 42.10Q
15,354 23.332
90,332 23.288
86,40 76,i'45
113,046 56,667
164,228 130,695
15,310 14,566
6,297,099 . 3,486,399
POPULAR AND ELECTORAL VOTE FOR PRESIDENT IN 1f2.
(From Official Returns to the Secretary of State.) " ,.
Roosevelt
Prog.
22,689 j
6,949
21,673
283.610J
72,zm
. 34,129 !
8,886 j
4,535 I
. ,21,980 j
25,527
386,393 !
162,007 !
161,819
120.210 j
102,766 !
. 9,323
' 48,495'
57,781
142,3J
214,584
125,856
3,6,45
- 124,37f
- 22,456
. 72,,6i891
; 5,620
.17,794
145,674
. 8:347"
390,021
. 70,144
25.726
222,327
3T,6po
447,426 I
16 878 !
1,293 !
'' 58,811
$4,041
26,745
24,174
!22,132
21,777
113,698
78,971
.62,460
: 9,232
4,124,959
ti&fetts
CIiocoI
ales,
80c to $1.50 pcirod
Johnston's Chocolates
80c to $1 .50 pound.
Between the two line,s we
have the best Candy to be
had at any price. If you
l purchase a box and for
any reason do not like it,
I just throw the box away
and' telephone 248 and we
will rush your money
bapK toyouyjiiesenger.
MM
'"Serves You Right'
mm
The Southern Serves th South,
, SOOTH ERN RAI LWAY ....
Effective Monday September llu),
1916 Southern Railwayjannounces the
presecfWlnstoh-Salem Beaufort
Moorenead .City .. Pullman Sleeping
Car li&e wili be shortened to Winston
Salem Goldsboro , Pullman Steeping
Car line. This car will leave Winston
Salem at8:50 pV ra., same as at pre
sent and arrive Goldsboro following
morning, returning car will leave
Goldsboro 10:35 P. M., arriving Winston-Salem
following ntorning.
Present Greensboro-KaJeigh Pull
man Sleeping Car line will continue to
operate.
For full details, reservations, etc.,
address
J. O. JONES,
Traveling Passenger Agent,
Raleigh, N. C.
EASTERN CAROLINA FAIR
at
NEW BERN, N. C
Round, Trip Fare From Wilmington,
ATLANTIC ; .COAST LINE
The Standard Kallroad of The South
EXCURSION FARES
$3.50 NeWBern, N. C.
! Account Eastern Carolina Fair. Tick
ets include admission to the fair and
will be sold Nov. 7, 8, 9 and 10, limited
returning until Nov. 11. Special ser
vice will be given leaving Wilmington
5:15 A. M. Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday: returning leave New Bern
5:00 P. M.
. $4.30 Raleigh, N. C.
Account Farmers' Educational and Co-
i operative Union of America. Tivkets
I will be sold Nov. 12, lb ana 14, limited
j returning until Nov. 18.
I $18.35 Atlanta, Ga.
j Account Southern Medical Association.
i Tickets will be sold November 12, 13
i XIYTLiS Banish the "Blues" 1
1 fpl 1 BWiOp an relieve Constipation U j
f . 1 ly Lavenin tLe Liver with i
I ifl Plfii-S C LiuULrPai.. !
1$ jau,.-..i . Genuine bears Signature ; 3
T-lV --j .. r. ... ... . . ,r.. .1... ...... I ui J
"i " :
4 A .j . T
$3.50 Ineludlno AHmiinn th Pai. ana n, nmitea returning unui Novem
ber 19.
.;. $7.95 Columbia, S. C.
Account Semi-Annual r.:eetlng South-
Tickets will be sold to New Bern as
above by the '
ATLANTIC COAST LfNE
The Standard Railroad of the South ! ern Textile Association. Tickets will
be sold Nov. 15, lb and 17, limited re-
Popular Vote, Wilson over Roosevelt '. .2,172,140
Popular Vote, ajl others combined over Wilson . . . . :"2,45r,124
Electoral Vote. Wilson over Taft and Roosevelt . - 339
HAIL TO OUR PRESIDENT.
Total Popular Vote, all candidates
... . . . .15,045,322
Hail, all hail, the Nation's choice!
Heaven high our anthem heed!
Let the land and sea rejoice;
God and Freedom form our creed.
Hail to our President!
The Nation's pride;
Greatness thine excellence,
In truth abide;
Proudly we take thy hand,
Thou chosen of our land,
Thine at the helm to stand,
To guard, to guide.
Hail to thy natal day!
Our loyal State;
God's blessing crave for th e,
Our songs vibrate';
Now, we' extol thy nam1.
Now doth our love sustain,
While o'er our vast, domain,
Shine mcm'ries great.
Hail to the land's elect!
With honor blest;
New hopes thy coming brings,
All care at rest;
Where festal flowers sway,
Where glory gilds the day,
Thy voice doth charm for aye,
Fair Freedom's breast.
Hail to our native son.
; For Peace and" Right;
lading beneath the flag,
Chieftain of might;
Then in this star-lit bow'd,
Let wisdom crown thy power,
Stand firmly on this tow'r,
In Freedom's light.
nearly 7,000 tons. The winter loss
during each of these two years has
I been about 2 per cent, which is con
Jsiderably less, than the usual loss sus
tained by cattlemen during the wint
jers of the Northwest,
j Heretofore, our conduct of the
; stock business among the Indians has
! consisted largely of upbreeding and
! the development of herds. Every-J
' where the Indians have talcen great
j interest in their stock, both as to trib- i
jal herds and those individually owned?!
-i and the increase in number and value 1
1 has been such as to insure a business
j man's profit. We have sold wool and
I mutton and some horses, but we are
only now commencing to widely and
'substantially realize on their cattle,
j These sales from the Crow Reserva
; tion are the beginning of large sales
: from this and other reservations. It
j is a demonstration of the wisdom of
! the policy of utilizing the grazing
j lands of the reservations for the bene
jfit of the Indians and positive indica-
tion of the responsive disposition of
fthe Indians when given opportunity
j with sympathetic encouragement to
j do things themselves.
the 2Gth day of November 1910, at the Court
House of said, county, and answer or de
mur to the complaint In said cause, or the
plaintiff will apply to xne .chart for the
relief demanded In said complaint.
This 17th October, 1916.
W. N. HARRISS.
Clerk of Superior Court.
NOVEMBER 7, 8, 9 and 10.
Limited returning until midnight of
Saturday, November 11, 1916.
Proportionate fares irom Intermedi
ate points. Children half fare.
SPECIAL TRAIN SERVICE
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
November 8, 9 and 10.
turr"'ug until November 20.
$38.10 New Orleans, la.
Account National Farm and Live
Stock Show. Tickets will be sold Nov.
10 to 18, inclusive, limited returning
until Nov. 21.
$3.00 New Bern, N. C.
Account Institution Sudan Temple,
SENSATION SELF-RISING FLOUR
is the best Selfrising Flour on the market. Get it at
TIENCHEN'S
ancLdon't forget to stop in on your way to and from the
Corn Show. We assure you that every courtesy will be
shown and prompt delivery made of your order. Re
member, we are' only half a block from the Corn Show.
TIENCHEN'S GROCERY STORE,
408 Castle Street.
Leave Wilmington , 5:15 A. M. j A. A. O. N. M. S. Tickets will be sold
Peave Jacksonville 7:05 A. M.
Arrive New Bern 8:30 A. M.
Itetutning Le. New Bern5:00 P. M.
Arrive Wilmington about 8:15 P. M.
For further information address T.
C. White, Gen. Pass. Agent. Phone 160.
FOR THROAT AND LUNGS
BTUBBOiiX COUGHS AXD COlS
Alterative
OLJ BY Al.1t L:
WOOD.
Telephone 341.
Pine, Oak, Mixed Wood. Dry
Kiln Blocks, Slabs. All kinds of
f Mill Woods. 4-
PROMPT DELIVERY.
4 4
November 21 and 22, limited returning ;
until November 24.
$16.85 Washington, D. C
Account National Rivers and Harbors
Congress. Tickets will be sold Decem
ber 3, 4 and 5, limited returning until.
j December 12.
$7.85 Norfolk, Va.
Account Southern Commercial Con
gress. Tickets will be sold Dec. 8, 9,
.j j 10 and 11, limited returning until Dec.
13.
PROPORTIONATE FARES FROM
OTHER POINTS ON THE
ATLANTIC COAST LINE,
"The Standard Railroad of the South.'
PHONE 160.
J JVortn Carolina,
' New Hanover County,
Before the Clerk.
! NOTICE SERVICE BY PUBLICATION.
' Mary Onlsow, Plaintiff
I vs.
i David Livingstone, Montgomery Living
! stone, Harry Livingstone, Virginia Moore, j
j Jtrea Moore, Armana Moore, cnarles
i Moore, Harriet Moore and Rosanna Moore,
! Defendants.
! The defendants above named will take
i notice that an action entitled as above has
been commenced in the Superior . Court of
, New Hanover County to sell land for par
tition among the heirs; arid the said de-
l fendants will further take notice that they
Washington, D. C, Nov. 4. Cato Superior Court of said county In Wilming- I
sens, commissioner oi incnan Airairs, ! v cii",i"a' "c "
jfaas just returned from Chicago, where ! iii i-i tLU.
he supervised the sale of thirty-four
carloads out of a shipment of fifty-one
ficars of Indian cattle from the Crew
JfiBLeservation, Montana, seventeen car- j
ll jloads having been sold at Omaha ths I
; jday before. The Commissioner spent !
fjiSllmost of a day on horseback riding '
tamong the cattle in the pens of the I
stockyards discussing the cattle
psirrT-- L- ;-a -gtsjM,k L'ffL . y-.TffrTy
59 YEARS OLD
HALE AND HARD)
3 5 .J ,
iPv-4i.-. .f
and !And Praises Cardui, v Which
Shr
nrices with his r-nmmisRinn mnn nnrl
I1 the buyers.
. Cimmissioner Sells is not only a
lawyer and banker, but is also a real-
jthing farmer and stockmau. He
fknows the business from every angle.
In a conversation today with the
newspaper meir Commissioner Sells
said :
Two years ago last June, with-
'funds derived from the sale of part of
"itheir lands we purchased for the Crow
r!Indians seven thousand two year old
heifers, two thousand yearlings and
1 1three hundred and fifty bulls. Since
then these cattle . have been handled
under my direction and the immediate
ftendent Estep and Superintendent of
iLIvestock Willcutt, assisted by Indian
Istockmen and lineriders.
I ' Two hundred and fifty six heads
shave heretofore been sold, but this
I sale was the first big shipment, when I natural
Ififty-one carloads of Crov Indian cat
tie reached the Omaha and Chicago
Sajs Pulled Her Through A
Most Dangerous Period.
Mercer, .Ky,-rr"AbQut 15 years ago
writes Mrs. -W.r T. Ball, of this place
"I began suffering- with change of life
r.nd was suffering very much. . . I be
gn .taking . Cardui- after; haykig ; suf
feed for 3 years, and I . was dread
fully nervous. Hardly felt like doin
my -vork, Couldnlt sleep well at nights
Howtever, after several -doses of-Cardu.
I saw an improvement and in a few
days I could do; my. work with, ea
ad in two weeks I . was .able to walk
six miles and went to the street fail
at Central City and enjoyed myself
! After using two bottles,, I got ms
health and strength and it
i
No other store in Eastern Carolina can offer you
Buying for 1 6.big stores for cash, places us in the lead,
mington this weeic come in and let us show you.
the great values we give.
If you are a visitor in Wil-
pulled me through that most danger-
fstockyards and sold for ninety-see vn ous e.f Periods in a.worAaii's Ufe.wjtfc;:
thousand nine hundred and ninety-
three dollars and forty-two cents. All
no trouble -or Buffering,
I am now hale and hardy, and wa
'. XL r-arttra mic., 1
I grass-fed, not a pound of corn or feed ., w .
I other than grass and hay ever having I VfiH Jiever. , ceas praising Cardui,
been fed to any of them. Including ' which did me bo much good. It alsc
the increase of the herd, the profit of yed my daughter's life when she
the Crow Indians on the original pur- Buch a odf spell. . . -
chase twentr-8 -Over 40 years in use, Cardui has
paying all expenses, has been three' efficacv as' "the womanV
hundred and fifty thousand dollars. P'ovents emcacy as the woman
The first year after the purchase or " " J "V : "
these cattle, the Indians cut and stack- -vw" "r irom eyuipnimu oj
tK flon tftns of hav to winter their , troubles peculiar -to . women, gJV
feerd, and last winter cut and stacked jCardui a-trial.
LADIES' COATS AND SUITS.
Smart styles at prices you can offer to
pay.
Ladies and Misses all Wool Whipcord
Coat Suits, black, navy and brown,
fur trimmed . . .$12.50
Ladies' and Misses Gaberdine and
Poplin Suits, all the new models
at ... . . . .$15.97
Ladies, all-Wool Mixed Coats, Beav
er trimmed ... ........ .$9.95
Misses' Sport Coats, -$6.50 values $4.98
$ 1 8.00 white Chinchilla Coats $12.50
PELK'S BETTER BLOUSES
BECKCW BEST BUYERS.
Ladies Silk Striped white Voile Waist
75c values . . . , . ... . ;. '. ... . .50c
Beautiful Organdy and Voile Waist
in all the very newest styles . - 98c
$2.50 Organdy arid Voile Waist $1.98
$2.50 Tub Silk Waist, all colors, $1.98
$340. Qrep&:&:Qhlne, Lace Waist
BELK'S BETTER BABY'S COATS
Infant's white Bedford Cord Coats,
long or short . . . . . 98c andi$1.48
Infant's white Cashimere Coats, long
or short . $1.98 to $3.95
linfant's, short ,white Corduroy Coats
at : . . . . . . . . . ...... .$2.50
Children's ."Coats, all . the desirable
shades (a). . . . $1.48 to $7.50
OUTING GOWNS.
Ladies' full(lsje Flannelette :Gqwns,
all colors, medium weight . ... .50c
Ladies' heavy quality Flannelette
Gowns,, white or colored (a) . . . .85c
Ladies' extra size Flannelette Gowns,
white or colors 98c
Children's Flannelette Ciowns (a). .50c
1
I
STAMPED LINENS FOR YOUR
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY GIFTS
Centerpieces 22, 25, and 36-in.
at ..... 50c 65c and $1.25
Linen Scarfs to match above . . . 98c
Ladies' stamped Gowns on Sheer
Nainsook 50c
Stamped Huck and Linen "Towels
from . ... .20c to 40c
Royal Society Package Outfits
from ...... 25c to $1.25
SWEATERS, CAPS BOOTEES, ETC.
Children's all-Wool Sweaters, Copen,
rose and scarlet . , , 98
Misses' all-Wool Sweaters, scarlet and
,tan ................. $1.48
. Infant's Wool Toques, all colors (a 25c
Children's Wool Caps, all colors
at . . . . , . . . 25c and 4c
Infant's Wool BpQt.ees. .15, 25 arid 29c
EXPERT FITTING IN OUR CORSET
SHOP,
Every woman should realize the su
preme importance of having her Corset
- correctly fitted. The benefits are num
erous and we have here an expert fitter,
whose services are yours for the asking
- come in while here and consult her.
: LIES; KNIT UNDERWEAR.
- Laclies fine ribbed, good quality Shirts
and Drawers 48c
Ladies fine Ribbed, light weight
Union Suitsl all sizes (a) 48c
Ladies' Velastic Ribbed Union Suits,
all sizes . ..... . . . .:.98c
Ladies' Forrest IVlills Union Suits
from $L98 to $2.95
Ladies' Forrest Mills Shirts and Draw
ers from , . . . . . . 98c to $1.50
Arrivals and DeparturbS of Tretns at Wilmington, Effective 8ept 11,
1516. Time Not Guaranteed.
DEPAETCBIl
No. 90.
8:40 A. M.
Dally Except
ouudaj-.
No. 64
6:15 A. M.
Mon., Wed. and
Friday Only.
TO AND FRO"
I
! Uoldsboro, Richmond, NorfoU and Eastern
i North Carolina points. Connects at Golds
boro with Southern Railway at Ncrfol
' Southern Kauroad.
1 Jacxaonvlile,
Btatloni.
new Bcra and Imtr2dUU
No. 51.
Dally.
5:50 A. M.
No. 48.
Dally.
8:40 A. M.
No. 53.
Daily.
8: 4fi A.. M.
No. 62.
Now Dai'y
8:25 P. M.
No. 55.
Dally.
t:4 F. V.
No. 59.
Tues., Thur.
and Sat. vnly
6:80 JP. Mi
No. 42.
Dally.
6:45 P.M.
Chadbnurn, Conway, Florence, CltarlMton,
Savannah, Jacksonville. Tampa lit.
Petersburg, Fort Myers Columbia ana
Ashevllle, Pn'iman Sleeping Car between
Wilmington and" Columbia, open to re
ceive outbonnd passengers at Wilming
ton at and after 10:00 P. M. and may D
occupied, lnbo"d until 7:00 A. M.
. Goldsboro, Ulchuiond, Norfolk and Wash
I ingon. Parlor Cars between Wilmington
i anI Norfolk conu. 'lrg at Kocky Moont
' with New York trains having Pullman
I Service,
ASRIVALSt
No. 91.
1:15 A. M.
Daily Except
Moaday.
No. fi5.
6:15 P. M.
Mon., Wed. and
Friday Only.
No. 3.
Daily.
12:20 A. M.
Solid train between Wilmington ani Mt. ;
Airy via FnyetteTlNo ana Sanrora.
Jackeonville, New Eera and Intcrmtdiatu
StatlODB.
No. 49
Daily.
6:05 P. M.
No. 52
Dally.
8:00 P. M.
Cbadbourn, Florence. Columbia, August.,
-Atlanta ana tne vesi. cnar'zsion oa
vannah and all Florida Points. All Steel
Pnllman Sleeping Cars between Winning
ton and Atlanta, via Augusta. Sleeping
Cars daily between Florence and Colum
bia, which may be occupied at Colum
bia until 7:00 A. M.
i Fayettevllle aaC intermediate Itatlea.
j Goldsboro. Richmond. Norfolk, Washington
and New Vork, Pullman Brol'er, idet
i Sleeping Cars, between Wilmington an
Washington, connecting with New York
Sleeping Cars between Wilmington and
No. (3.
Dally
12:50 P. M.
No. 54
Dally
12:50 P. M.
No. 60.
Tues... Tburs.,
and Sat., Only
10:15 A. M.
Daily.
No. 4L
Dally
0:50 A. M.
Norfolk.
For Folder, Reservations, rates of fares, etc., call 'Phone 1C0.
W. J. CRAIG, T. C. WHITE,
Passenger Traffic Manager. General Passenger Agent.
Wilmington, N. C.
, QUALITY STATIONERY
30c; 35c; 50c; 75c
FOUNTAIN SYRINGES
75c; $1.00; $1.25; $1.50
HOT WATER BOTTLES
,$1.00 to $1.50
Prompt Delivery.
THE PAYNE DRUG COMPANY,
5th and Red Cross Streets. Phone 520.
Butter Fi'om Use Mountains of North Carolina
Sounds good,. doesn't it? It's shipped to us every
week by express from Hendersonville. Try pound of two
and see how good it is. Just Phone 294
THOMAS GROCERY COMPANY,
4th and Campbell Streets.
J
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We Save Soles
We are interested in no other business we are expert
shoe repairers. ,
Remember! We guarantee all work wc use nothing
but the best materials.
PHQNE YOUR SHOE TROUBLES
, The King of Shoemakers
217 North Front Street.
SULLIVAN
Special Atten
tion to. Parcel
Post Orders.
Orders Called For and
. ; Deliyered.
PHONE
533.
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