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FARMV^LXE, N. C.
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Photographer
STUDIO up flairs in Hud Hard
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Fumvllle, North Carolina.
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Located Comer Belcher Moon St;
Phone No. <5.
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Located on Main Street
Clean linens, and Sharp Raiora.
At The Brooklyn Navy
Yard
President WUson Grave
Dead's Relatives Present Fifteen
Thousand" Heads -Bowed as
Secretary Daniels Read names
of Sailors and Men Who Fell
at Vera Cruz Fight.
Significant points in Preside tt
Wilson's speech:
Wehave gone down to Mexi
MMfcpre mankind if we can
BPpthc way.
Wfedpn't want to light thr
Mexicans. We want to serve
the Mexicans if we cut. ? *
A wnr of ngeression is not c
war in which it is n proud tffiilg
to die. v ?,
J3ut a war of aervice'Wtf thfirp.
ioVwhlchiTlsti proud things to
ft*
- I' is^u^ as hard to do your
^tyvhen m<ffl are .sneering or
' /ou as when they shoot * a\ you
Man who do their duty wlietb
HKffiOhissesnre cheers arc
3od none of vou may join the
li&s, but if you do you will Join
an immortal company.
Notice that these were men ol
iur blood. It mean of oui
\tacricjn blood, which is not
drawn from any one country,
rhe flag under which they serve
was a flag in which all the blood
af mankind is united to make o
free nation.
New York, May 11.? Final
tribute to the nation's dead from
/era Cruz was paid at th<
3rooklyn navy yard today. The
highest honors possible to be'
flow in recognition of the ulti .
nate sacrifice to duty were then
lavished upon the nineteen slain
For admiral or general there
could be no? more no? less than
this ceremony? impressiue in it*
simplicity ? over the flower
tirewa caskets of Aese heroes
?rom me ran us,
Prayer And thanksgiving, the
nation's prniitude voted by it;
cheif executive, the triple volley
of musketry, and, la& of all, the
ever sweet and melancholy
"taps." That and the silent vale
of 15,000 of their country men
and the record of their achieve
ment was complete. '
It was a grandeur nioro in
spiring than that of the custom
lry pomp of a military service
for the dead which awayed the
throng in the navy yard whtrf
the lumbering gun carriages
carrying the slain crept into
v'.ew. In the fates of the on
lookers came tiern. fixed glances
as of men and women who were
ing in a vision the bullet
swept Greets of Vera Cnu when
as fell.
the solemn drains of
(useral march the ring
teemed to echo,
caught the half
whipped them
sunlight. A
and blue-jack
8 JotttaSw
?
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a?
tfae vail as assemblage were m
eted on President Wilson, wl
ilood grave and pensive ga
across the field. One felt
this einbodymcnt of the nnti
spirit portrayed in the sai
these heroes had made a
the tribute of mourning Q[. .
at th*ir countrymen were i
ing them was tbe dominant
of the memorial setvicc,
Higher tribute to the
teen boys who gave up
lives for the flag of Vera
was paid by President V
today in u remarkable ad^i
which he expressed f
heroes who died in tbe
ance of their duty and i ^
iicated that of need be the
tion is ready to make fu
sacrifice in the same car
The president dewlt
emonies were 1
11 o'clock. 1 On the ?tand wcrv
President Wilson, Governor
Glynn, Mayor Mitchell $ecretarj
of the Navy Daniels and Assis
tant Secretary Roosevelt, Secre
tary of Agriculture Houston and
members of the senate and house
committee from W ashing toqand
other officials who had pafrtici
pated in the processibn and the
brief ceremonial at city halL All
were Sanding with hats remov
ed when Commandant G leaves,
it the Brooklyn navy yard, sig
nalled to an orderly? . ... ;?
From behind the guard of hon
or they left the band opened the
Aratns of "Nearer My God to
Thee," One verse was played,
followed by a bush, again only
broken by deep, sftronj sighs and
sobs.
i na ucv. w. u. Cassard,
chaplain of the naval academy
at An [fool is, followed with th<
EpiscopSI service for the dead,
"I am thj^ reaurredion and (lit
life," and a prayer.
A large part of the throng au
dibly made the response with
navy chaplain, including Presi
dent Wilson, at the conclusion
of the prayer."
Secretary of the navy Daniels
(hen in a voice \yhich trembled
with emotion and "nervously
holding in his hand a slip, of
paper on which was engraved
the names of the nineteen dead,
addressed the president. , He
said In Cocclusion.
"Mr. President, I hand you, sir,
names of these heroes, recorded
THE GOdse ktVER rQRGOT.
itesf Shown * Gosling Gaihtd
-JIM Constant friend
Wedaynlid saw a young
ijng struggling ia the grasp dl
uge rait/ Jl made 4 vigorous
istance, but by the time A/
came to the reSciSe' ii ^aS so
erely.bittep that It must have
n Mcome v^Lrjantnfionits'
The youth contined his
HHHptt until it 'recovered
n its injuries, . drcssitfe. it#
^?fevery day. During his
sti^fkOe ph k a friendship^*;
p Up between tbeov aod' the
ling might be seen- limping
if him eveywhere.Tiie boy
bitted for school, and on; bis
im homo m holiday'-^;time,
s joyfully recognited by the
im as before.
came a mUft^nnd the
^Hhjoose, but neither oi
fii^Outllvedthe^ kindly ,re
4 ibr each other.-- great
^H^descrtud her fea thered
Hfons OS soon as her friend
iher homo, and . following
before, aud when the
was seized with ill
^Boor bird become rest
: pining as though she
thifag was wrong,
by some wonderful in
lie mnde'her way to his
corner of: which she bad
Rd established herself there.
*-H. A. Pajse^in^The Inner
Life of Animalc*'^
W .
I ^iadam Rumor has some
thing on her ilring now, juii
wait, watch and liiten.
high in the national roll of hon
ir, that they may be preserved
ia the archives of our republic.
Their services will be held in
lading rememberance by grate
(unpeople."
^ iident Wilson rose, took
thf^thicet of paper from the sec
of the navy and looked
itatively upon the row oi
seventeen flag-enshrouded cask
.?(s. His lips trembled as he
me the opening words of his
Atfitress. He spoke across the
row of the seventeen caskets to
the rflatue-llke blue-jackets and
marines who were assembled on
other side.
ic president began speaking
10:22 a. m. and concluded at
, Father Chadwick, who
chaplain of the battleship
Ine whenit.was blown up in
vina harbor, made the clos
imprcssive prayer.
"lere followed the firing of
lute for the dead from a
party from the battleship
Ihjee sharp volleys as if
y one man. Then a pause
tally on the nobn air was
the silvery Cotes of a bu
lal tribute to the man
dies in the services of the
'laps" ? lights out? the fin
iwell.
HA STATVTl.) IM farrtfhf.
SURVEYOR
1?M - 1914
Four Executions Are Set ?a June.
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By setting tljedates for three I
June electrocutions at the Slate's
prison, Governor Craig yester
day, named one day which will
be marked by a double execu
tion, '
Thrge of the murderers are
colored and one 'white. One is
?ftHlatlarge. Hedrick DeVaOe, a
neero, 'whose appeal went to the
court in .April, escaped from jail
I be morning that thepourt took
it up and Ije has since been in
biding. It is reported that- be* is
ur Nevj York City. De Vane's
dateiij June 24th. >' ,.;4
? ' Jitn NfcGulIers, the murderer
of Deputy Sheriff Bain la& year
in Guilford, is under sentence to
die, June 19tb. Wednesday of
I'"VP W, C Unrjinpr^
sentenced Sid Finger, the Rowan
I murderer of Pre&on Lyerly, to
die June^ lUhr Finger's attorn
eys did not appeal.- Unless there
is a change, there will hie two
deaths on tHai date.
Will T. McKensie, a white
murdered U to die June 12tb
f6r the murder of his "brottaet^m
hiw, Peter Jones, in Robeson
County. This murder irsaid to
have been, pect'lOlfly' vicious
and unprovoked. McKenzie is a
man who had some property.
Another appeal has been set
tled in, .the case of Jim Cameron,
tmirderetv but no date set. ? .
News and Observer, 10th.
colored messenger. .At first the
lad was very respedful to every
body. Mr. Root asked him
where the wnflebaskets was, and
the boy politely replied that
Mr. Riley had taken it. "Who is
Mr. Riley" asked lhc Secretary,
only to find that it was "Pete."
A little later he asked who lefi
the window open, and the an
swer came, "Mr. Lantz has been
washing window." "Look here,
my boy," said Mr. Root, "don't
call everybody miiter; use tticir
fir& names. I can't tell whom
you mean." In the course of an
hour the boy opened the door
and called, "Sap, Elihu, there's a
fat guy outside who wants to
speak to you.,, The "fat guy"
was President Taft. There is no
record of what Mr. Root said
next. .
No Discomfort From
Dodson's Liver Tone
Violent Purgatives Need No Longer
Be Used lor Constipation, so
Why Run Risks of Their
Disagreeable After
Effects.
To overcome constipation and
sluggish liver pleasantly, easily
send safely, Dodson's Liver Tone
is guaranteed by J. M. Wheless
who will cheerfully refund pur
chase price (50c.) at once if you
are not entirely satisfied with it.
Dodson's Liver Tone is made
to take the place of calomel and
other strong purgative. It has
none of the disagreeable and of
ten dangerous after-effects of
calomel, a form of deadly mer
cury.
Dodson's Liver Tone is strict
ly vegetable liquid, containing
nothing harmful. It not only
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habits, diet or occupation. A
trial may benefit you greatly,
why not tee about itftoday ?
?Cataitfa Cannot Be' Cured* '
??h lyOCAT^ XPPLICATIOKB. M Ih.T
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*nd In order to euro It you must Uk? In
fernal remedies. Hall'e CatatTh Cure to
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the blood and raucous surfaces. Haifa
Catarrh Cure la not a quack medicine. It
wss prescribed by one ofthe beetphf
Blcla&B In this country for years and is
* reyular prescription. It ft rrmpostd of
the t-jt tonics known, combined with tho
beet blood purifiers, actln* directly on th*
mucous surfaces^. The mi
Hon of the two fncred*
fluces such .wonderful
catarrh. ? Send .for test*
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THE BEST is the only jjr^de
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ment on the
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yi town. Health-building, pleas
ure-giving; and dime-saving.
Come in, look round, you'll figd ?
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press for Edenton. Elizabeth City
and Norfolk. Pullman Sleeping
Car.
9:02 A. M. Daily for Washing
ton and Norfolk. Conneds for
all points North and We& ,
6:06 P. M. Daily except Sun
day. for Washington ana inter
mediate Nations.
?WEST BOUND? ? *
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Conneds to all points South and
We&. Pullman Sleeping Car
Service. ,
8:29 A. M. Daily except Sun
day for Raleigh.
5:35 P. M. Daily for Raleigh.
H. S. Leard,
Gen'l Passenger Agt.
W. A. Witt, ? . ?
Gen'l Superintendent.
Norfolk, Va.
Pastime
Theatre
3 Good*Moving Pic
tures every night
Two shows ? night, the
firrft show begins promptly
at 8:00 o'clock.
Admission 10 c.
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of Montpelier, Vt., Eat na
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