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WILLI AM C. MANNING. EDITOR
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We regret that our pa!roils could
nut liave a coinj limentary: notice
of the concert given la -1 night by
the Grided Sol >ol pupils. Hut it
is out custom to close our forms!
Thursday night. and as the mana
ger was siik, we were unable to j
change the rules. A full account j
of the concerts by the school will
appear next week.
The agitation of the temperance,
question is worrying the army and
navy officers. It is propos d to
make total abstinanee a factor in
ptomoiion. Senator Johnsoji, ot j
nOl th Dakota, is sponsor for this |
Uevv idea. If the army and navy 1
•would reach the most perfect mark, j
the men who are at the head must j
be free from all things that lower |
the standard in every station of ]
lift?. Debauchery has been tin
ea use of many a wrong order given
and the ruthless loss of life, and soj
often the loss of honor. To be a I
nation, we must be a. tem
perate one.
The man who stops his news j
paper to save a doll ir is practicing j
doubtful economy. A dollar can
be invested i't 110 way to bring bet-'
ter returns than by 1 " subscribing top
ss )ir.e good paper. Let your home
paper come first, and then fellow
Willi as uiany more after wards tis 1
yon can rdtord.
Newspapers are a necessity in '
every day life. The man who does
not take his county paper, a farnie
or other trade journal, and his
church paper, is a little bit too !
much out-of-date tor theeuery day
demands made upon the modern
citizen. The dollar spent for the
lionie paper is the biggest invest Ij
•nent that can be made for 1  M > cts~|
The condition of things around
the market house and slaughter 1
pen in Raleigh reminds us that the
WiHiamston market stalls are not :
kept as clean as they can and j
should be. It is a difficult matter,!
we know, to always have stalls free!
fioui oders unpleasant, but .with (
tile u->e of discnleetauts and a'
thorough cleansing each day, theie'
would be no cause for complaint, ;
The Town llaM will be unfitted for!
assemblies of any kind, if a stench
i> to arise from below. Then it is
a 111 nace to the public health. The
Mayor has a line opportunity t>;
regulate these things, as he is in
such close proximity to the market.
We are urging a closer observ
ance of thesinitary laws not just I
' to be critical, but because we try
to serve the public aiuPthe cleanli
ress of a town should be the c'-ief
tiling in the minds ot those appopi-'
ted to lot k after the peoples inter ,
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Glut* Rooms Exclusive
( Rv A Woman L : .
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Once upon a tlm- e i' l a little town ; |
on-the banks' of U SU r g"ig river, 1
lived a number of melt who not car - ;
ing to get home early in tlie even-)
iug, and needing a pleasant place
to hang up, fromed themselves into -
a club. Being very fastidious,' ,
they puzzled their intelligent miuds „
for quite a while before a sutiable \ ?
name could be found for so august
a body. They searched biograpjii-1
cal, historical, scientific and botani- j
cal works to discover something ,
which would be a proper designa-; 1
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tion. Looking far across hemis
phere*, over oceans and mountain
range?, they found a magnificent
flower floating on the sWeet waters
of fit classic Nile —that they chose
for their emblem.
These men were lavish in the
furnishing of the rooms, the com
fort and brightness of nhich woiild
cheer the tired man of bu-ines.
.Things were perfect) in arrange
ment, and with one accord the men
exclaimed: "It is good to be here!"
But just then tbev .thought of th ir
wives, sweethearts, mothers, sis
ters; cou&ius—and,
ing not to exclude them entirely
frotn their heavenly quarters,
adopted a resolution making eve'>
Wednesday "Ladies Day." Time
sped on, and the cl ib rooms gave
abundant nlett«tire to the members.
Banpu ts h tve often been held, at
which litne the laiJies were peinj t
j ted to invade the sacred precincts
of the Club and with fcrti«tie hands
id 1 more attraciveness to the al
ready beautiful int.rior. So the
-tory runneth.
In the course of titre, fourteen
women of the town fromed a book j
club, strictly speaking an organiza-,
tion, the meetings of which were
full of "good things," both to eat
! and otherwise. At the last meet
ing of the year, it was dee ded to
give a banquet to which each mem
ber could ask several friends Hav
ing no rooms sufficient to accotro
date a crowd, they decided to ask
for the ise of the .men's rooms
Hut the. Honorable Hoard of Gov
ernors refus d to exclude the tin 111-
b.r> of the Club who would not be
invited bv the women. Being
limited 111 means, the women were
not in a p isition to have it on tho-e
terms. Whether there was a'fear!
in the miuds oi the Honorable j
Hoard,that some of them might he
left out in the cold, is yet as r mote
as a demonstration of the fourth-!
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dimension. To ask one of them if
such r. feir existed would probably
"bring on more talk."
The action of the Honorable j
Board of Governors does not seetn i
strange, even though the women
have been m ide to think that they !
would be free to ask for the rooms. I
One has only to stop and see that
four of them are sour old bachelors!*!
one a wi lower and the other a
married man! Therefore, they are
to be more ] itied thiol blamed.
The members of the Book Club j
are taking this species of ungal
lan try sweetly, as they do many
things thrown them by the
"lords of creation, " There is an j
an old adage whicjv reads: "All's |
Weil "ttiat eiuls well. Tilt! UUlUiir'
have a'cherry "So long, Mary," I
for the Honorable Board of Gov
ernors.
We know of nothing better for
cuts bums, bruises, scratches, or
in fact anything where salve is j
nee "led, than DeWitt's Carboli/ed '
Witch Ha/.el Salve. It is especial-j
ly good for piles. We sell and |
leconieiul it. Sold by Biggs' :
Drug Store. .
Talented Artists to Appear in WiH
iamston, May 24th, at City Hall
We make special tiK'iitum also of
Miss Shelly Burrow oi Tennessee
as a j ianist and accompanist, This
lady can lie justly described as a
musical genius She is not only
cultured but she has music in her
soul, which apparently get's into
her fingers when she touches the
keys of a piano. Her playing was
marvelous. She has teenic, and
had execution and tone at her com
mand, and i-certainly a true artist,
who will long-be .rvmembeied by
niauV.ou board —Clipping froui
The Atlantic Daily News" oil
board the Steamship "Amerika,''
January, 2f»tll, the evening
before landing at Plymouth, luig
laiul. Charity Concert under the
mai 1 ageuieut of Madam jsciTunTirrr
Heink. v - s-
When you take Kodol, the food
you have eaten will be digested |
naturally, regularlv'and promptlv.
and in this way Kodol gives the j
stomach a chance to r.gain its lost j
strength and heal h. and after a
little while you need not take
Kodol longer, but take it while
you do r.e.d it and if it fails to:
lienefit yqu your money will be
refunded to vou, It is sold by
Biggs' Diug Store.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE
1 By virtue of authority of a Deed of
t Trust executed to me by S. A, Price ami
s Lula Price on the 14th day of 'March
190 a, and (lulv recorded in the register's
office in Martin County in Hook 7..
Page 48 j, to secure the payment of a
i certain bond liearing even date therewith
and the stipulations in said Deed ol
j Trust not having been complied with,. 1
shall exj>ose at public auction, for cash
on the 24th day of May 190 V. at i 2 o'clock
in Oak City in Martin County, the fol
-1 lowing property:
That piece or parcel '»f land known as
r | the George W. Moore home place, and
being the land conveyed to S. A. Price
I and I,ula Price by Geo. W. Moore. Con
jlainio)« 4iacr*>*-«u*te tir. .lesa, adjoining
' the lands of Eli Hopkins estate aud
, ! others.
' JSO T HVMAN,
J 4-.V>-4t Trustee.
NOTIC E
, ! North Carolina,—Murtin County,
| In the Superior Court, —Before tlie Clerk
A. K Dunning, Administrator of
lla'idy Page, deceased,
j Ous Little, Cyrus Little, Louuie Little,
! Jennie Vittle, Smitlf" Little, Cleveland
I.ittle. Mandy Purvis, Sarah Perkins,
Ora Brown, Rryaut Little, Mayo Little,
land Cttbv Little, Heirs-at Law.
j The defendants above named will,take
I notice that an action entittled as above
j has lieeti commenced in the Superior
Court of Martin County »o sell land to
I ui»ke assets to pay the debts against the
estate of Handy Paife, deceased, and said
defendants will further tako notice that
the\ art 1 squired to apjear at the office
of the Clerk of the superior court of Mar
tin County, at the Court house in W'il
jliamstoti, N. C , on the 31st day of May
Kxk), and answer or demur to the com
plaint in said action, or the plautif! will
apply to the court for the relief demanded
in said complaint.
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This 37th day of April iijoq.
4 Jo-4t J A. HOBBS.
Clerk Superior Court.
i NOTICE
j No»tU Carolina — Martin County.
| T. S. Hrtilley
J vs.
1 F. D. Taylor; .
The alios e named defeudent will take
' notice that a summons in the above en
titled action was issued against F. D.
j Tavloron the 20111 day of April 1909 by J.
i A. Hobbs, clerk to the SujieriorCourt tor
I Martin County, N. C,, for the sum of
said plaintiff by note, which
I summons is returnable l»efors; the Judge
of the Superior Court o' Martin Coutftv
at the Court House on Monday the 21st.
day of Jll ue ii»o>j
j The defendant, will also take notice
! that the Warrant of attachment wa*
I issued by J /\. Hobbs, clerk of the Sup
' erior Court of Martin County 011 the 20th
■ day of April, iioy against the property
(of said defendant, which warrant is re
| turn able-before the Judge of the Superior
I Court of Martin County at the time and
' place alxive named fir the return of the
I summons, when and where the defendant
is required to appearand answer or demur
I to the complaint or the relief demanded
; will lie granted.
- Thisthe auth da vls April,
| 4 2.V4T J. A. HOBBS,
j CL*rk, Superior Court, Martin County.
TRI ST HE'S SALE
By virtue of authority of a Deed of
Trust executed to me by Henrv Hell and
Veiino Bell on the Ist day of Nov. 1901
j and duly recorded in the Register's office
J 111 Mat tin County 111 Book {', Page
| TN, to secure the payment of A certain
'bond beating even date therewith, and
1 the stipulations in said Deed of Trust not
having been complied with, I shall sell
at'public auction, for cash, on Monday
tile "th day of June 1 go.), at 1 > o'clock
T at the Court House in Murtin County the
! following property ;
It Selti'g (Fie identical land deeded to
| Henry Ilell BV \V. P. Bowen and wife and
John P Big»>s mortgagee by deed re
coided 111 th" Martin County Record
! Book X. Page 1(41 et se|. containing
'6O acre> more or less. Adjoining the
! land of Mary Nicholson and W. P.
I Bowen, the said dfced is hereby referred
O for a description of the said laud.
\V. C MANNING,
4 30.41 Trustee,
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