nerwr ios? mgni or me ra? tnat
you have your own way to make In
the world and that no one feel* dis
posed to help a miD who does not
help himself.
It Is T?ry pleasant to be a "good
fellow" and spend money freely, but
you will find many more people will
las to accept your generosity than
willing to help you when you aeed
Don't forget your own Interests.
Own your home. I ha*e four resi
dences for sale at very, reasonable
prices,. -which will yield a good rate
-of Interest on the investment, aiso
-rapidly enhance In Valiie. ?;
N. It. ROBINSON.
I4?l 14th 8t. Washington. D.iC.
declared that they would be" able tc
?hatter the evidence given by 4be wo
man but Prosecutor Hand lan say*
that he la aura of his caae and that
be ?ail put Dr. J. W. My em on the
stand to show that Mrs. Schenck had
pnrchaaed arsenic which ahe subs?
quently gave tb her husband.
No eoofter had Miss Kline t*ken
the witness stand and resumed h Of
st Cfy than counsel for Mi*. Schenck
engaged in a bitter, wrangle with
Prosecutor Handlan. Attorney 8. O..
U*r?? claim** fk.t
Waq going over the same ground cov
ered Saturday. Q' r * j
Finally the court stenographer wag
compelled to read a large portion of
Saturday's evidence and the prosecu
tor was allowed to continue bis line
of questioning. ,
The witness told of a quarrel which
ahe and Alma Brans had with John
O. Schenck In < the hospital on No-?
vembsr 4. 8he said that Mr. Schenk
had ordered " them both out of the
room bat II lis Brans later returned
to sooth the patient as It was feared
that the excitement might prove fa
tal to Mr; Schenck.
I Asked as to various conversations
with Mrs. 8oenck Mrs. Kline teatl
fled:
. "Mrs. Schenck told me that the doc
tor had told her that Mr. Schenck
was liable to drop Beadf any minute.
She said that she waa going to stick
100
? Un
|?M<4acth?
: ~:t~.
i ' ? * * *
.r,r:
rUM m
to tk* fZSMlUim
Tke Mention of the oMMli Witt
be done by the u< lUte
| ?m?. of tki F.r? DMBOMt ration
.Work of the Department of AfrleuP
?ore. We kope to "bring together ex
tlblta from 100 ur?? whose total out
?ut was 11,000 buBhslt^ . 1-;' 1
"The boy's coAt clubs through out
the South fcad wonderful success last
I rear, and Dr. 8. A.' Knapp, of the De
partment of Agriculture who i? direct
|ly in charge of Firm Demonstration
[ wort, anticipates even better results
^SfcUeving In the tremendous and
wonderful resource of the South, the
ISoutheru Commercial Congress is ac
tjlfllKi.no npeceilm?- m*V ww tfnKad*
Hp! - -Jpartmeat of Agriculture in
llsseminating correct information,
ind is watching very carefully loftH
publication of bulletins which may
>e of value to 'the Southern farther,!
*> that they may be brought to his
attention immediately upon publica-;
? tlon . The Department . has recently)
I issued two valuable bulletins. >jo. 416
"Corn and Corn Raising," and No.
416, "Seed Cora4*, whidh may be had
upon application to our Washing
ton office."
/"Dr. Owens is now making a trip
through the Southern States, visit
(It-out to the eiyl and have Jturt a*
( V"*1 Urn* ?? the coqM until her hus
band died. 'I am cerfln* ready for
the performance when Schenek diet
(and I believe I can go through with
It' said she 'but "wait until afler he !
<>??.? " J
It J. doubtful If there are more
than Bve hundred Federal troops In
that eectlon of the atate.
OKmaco In talking recently with
a prominent railroad man who net
him In the mountaina^atatad that all
?ng each governor, regarding a atate
committee of afteen hualneaa man to
represent the state at the great meet
ing at the Southern Commercial Con
grmp to he held In Atlanta, March 8,
9 and 10.
I . Governor Mann of ?tn?aL. Oor
ern?r QUaacock of Weat Virginia and
Governor Wilson of Kentucky are
each heading auch committee*.
ML OF I HOME
Oxford, Jao wclil
[train with Nathan Montague arrived
h? Oxford %bo?t 1?:M. A large crowd
l*? awaiting at th. depot. whk*
?mal?Ud moatly of eurlo.it, Mkn.
Thm Oxford Mlltt.rj Company Wa?
I'nad up and tie n?ro waa taken
'*"?? ???? .urrouaded b, the I
? ? ? . ?o' Ml ji ! ;
w*d to .Mar eie.pt aa o?<.,
'? **?M.nt at tka c*ert. ,t la
of tM Pda*. at
riclmty that It waa w ?n Mch
th.7 tar th? wm would '
?*? W*?>* wm nr 7
'Indignant over the crime
At h o'clock the grand Jurr filed
tato th. court room and |... . trw
hill of Indictment. Judge Goorge
Ward lmxidl?-'~ ... _ ??,m
mitt, mayor of Oxford ' to rwproaont
the defendant when the charge was
road by the aolldtor he plead nut
guilty.
*The selection of the Jury wad then
told .Ince the revolution started the
Inaurrec^o. had loot ISO men In kill
ed and thoae who died rrom their
wounds.
lAl ?! fcT ~* *' ^ 1
? m HWfi
Seed cotton. E.tO.
Lint Cotton. 14. 15?1
Cotton a^d. per ton. 12.00.
J K H O Y X Washington's
1V* ^ 1 A? GreatestStore
Sale Lasts all this Week
Buy Your Need 5^ Wants Now
Great Values all Over the Store
lVn 1^1 WIN$ THE SUIT
^ ? -?- %> J. Have You Got it?
to Fir* Real
_____ Ab? rinnuii
tfce Senate? The Act Shali be in Full Force a
feet From and j\fter31at Day of May, 1911.
, ? - ? . :
b. .Mowed to *> m. bat th. oo?t
thereof >h*n be paid br racb oOeera
and In no case to be mnj ? rra>u to
the county.
Action 8. That all feel, commis
sions. profits and emolamenta of any
kind, except those hereinafter nrnrnpt
ed. which la now Or may hereafter
bo allowed by the general Uwi ot
thin state to altftilar offlcers, shall be
(Ton tinned on Third Page.)"
and can be used In the house or on tho porch ? Tuesday or any other
day or every day ? for any kind of household ironing or pressing
work. Always ready.
Heaf quickly and stay hot even on heavy wet ironing. The heat can
be regulated to suit the work ? Irom laces to table cloths. The air
ja'cket heat Insulation of the cover proventB-tbe beating of the hand,
and the handle is always cool. ("
The Electric Iron saves time, fuel, energy ? the mast economical
Iron to use ? the leading labor-saving device for home workers. Is""
perfectly clean ? "floats'* dver^the work and gives the smooth or
glossy finish that pleases. And It lasts a lifetime.
We are offering this iron on a free trial basis. Tell the manager
of the Electric Eight plant today that you wish to try the Electric
Flatlron. (Hundreds of thousands have been bought this way) and .
recteve our handsome, nickel-plate ed six-pound electrl^ flatlron with
a "pull off'attacblng plug, 8 feet cf approved asbestos conductor
cord and socket attaching plug. A ndn-heating three-deck stand Is
sent free with each iron.., y gj
Washington Electric Plant.
uOING-ON NOW
LEWIS CO M P A N Y
eo-Htad brxMr. A. C, Weklon
?* <M* (Mf. ? It's CnlQUc.
We were shown br *#. A. 0. vWl
a "*?? ?Mt unique and tr?p1il,
?rt of the Bible ?r M. own com
Said numbers being made teatatlvei
thereto. . % - |
The .whole present* .a complete
PM*amo of the achene of u^lri^i^k
In an astonishing condeaaity.
,, : ? i f-r ? ?
V? b. C. BuatwM Meeting.
? ?y the Car'r*7~i!3$,
Pamlico Chapter, are requested to
meet at the residence of Mlau Lena
Windley Thursday afternoon at fpur
o'clock Boelneu of lmpoi*tyK?.
All thoee who .have not paid their
does are urged to ?end them, at this
time that (he work of the chapter
may not be hindered by lack of funds
Remember January l ft. General Lee's
Birthday.
ADVKKTISK IN THK SKWS . :
SKXOjB I>ItLO STORK
Hr. .NJaholm Bogart who hu bee*
In -the drug bualneaa In the Busman
block, on Marl4ptttreet tor the put
"'"?I run Qajeatcrdar Mid hb
business to Mr. July Dudley who will
condilct limt at the preeeat stand.
Mr. Dud Vff aa r?t haa made no plana
a^..?o the .Tuture or the bnalneoa.
arromat of Thurada? being a
Itgal hoHdar. General Rot I. Loe'a
birthday, the different banka of the
will be cloned on th*t day. The
for Coaoratolatioa.
Mr. W. J. Hardlaon of this city
la celebrating hi* 48th birthday and
been married' tor 28 jear. Re
baa three daughter* married and he
i? the proud* grandfather o( night
bright and Interesting little ?1rl? and
one boy.
Thla la a record to b? proud of and
Mr Harditon la receiving the. con
gratulations of bla many friends In
: the city and throughout the county
Ft*0? Brother Better. '
Mr. C. Jones of Robersonrllle la In
the city to *ee hla brother Mr. W. A.
Jones, who la at present confined In
the Wtiahlncrton Hospital. The Dally
News is glad to know he flnda hU
brother much better. i ,