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S Sewing Machine
"Ike keat and simplest
martiiTir to operate. A
Mi gii ii iniii i mlfi every
Make yeser sewfc.fi *
ifcasnrt Itiseasywiih
Rtv Hnmf Buv now.
Eaqr payments, if dcRnss
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Wdl ERAGAW 4 CO.
ntST MHtAMX AGENTS IN
WAMHCTON.N.C.
^ *??* VW Candy.
?I
wt"'fc""nii with ferae*
Words
*??"*M?sw?dol. Cm sod
mm were the mL. he the"baad hiBliia,
wHh' width mm or the
nllrsLa. itMHttr with the convened
to us? their ijphe*. was dieee
ehry em of the heed aloft. In
the lieie ihy jpi aeaeliJ. pity was
tehee epea that poetSoe of the aedV
ee m Iiplml ae not to be able to
reed the llpe off the performers. Bo
to Heay a Hp TwUt the Qtrl and
the KJpT the dnee were reed oat
el, even thengh they were hot
hoard hr my of the Members of tbe
? Knew It Who ae MU Threat.
-then.- he crted tragically, -then
ywi reject eel led lor my hated
thKT
"Tep." sho aaaaeid. coldly, hot ool
loqehlly. -Yep to heth queeUooa."Be!
Then I owe the fellow a
hi efeii I have has owed him fid
And new I wffl pay both debts at oec?
and he wfli M deed!" UjhhcMe
id?a > at the hall gaa
Jot. be departed with a mocking laugh.
ItOTiWtoamrMtaitaab
MlVkohlBbL
bUk m ** " *1
m-smtkeni xailroai
Route of the
Night Express
Scbedake to offect Marck ?, HIS
A EL?Tie Ibllovtng arkedaJo fl|
zrm mm Information snl]
and an wt piTiitMl
T1LUMS.UCAVX WASHINGTON.
lr* to. Dally?NI?kt Kxyrea
Pullman rinpfn can tor Norfolk
M:U a. - Daily?For Norfolk
f?M. Parkn ear *rrk*.
I.? p. ?a- Daily except SundayFor
Belkavoo.
I M a. ?- Daily except BandarFor
Greearilln. VDaoa and Ralefek
Connects north. soath ? d wast wltl
Mil tinea.
4:95 p. m.~DaOy?FOf Greenville
Wilson and BaMcfc. Broiler parlo
car.
Ml a. a Dally?Pullman sleep
and Ralefek. Connects sortk. scat1
and west.
l:XQ a. m. Dally?For New Bern
Klaetoa a ad Ooldsboro. Pullru&j
keeping cam.
11:17 a. ra. Dally except 3noui
?War New Bccm.
!:? p. m. Daily?For New Ben
Goldetaeo ?i Wwfcrt.
For farther tafaneeUoa ifid ee.
pace apply tar T. H. Myen. Wul
( (tew. N. C.
W. B. W. ?. Or^M
O. P.
To.
Do Yob how
That we carry one of
the Fmteat lines of
Groceries,
Flour and Feed
*hea? ' 'em^rder
J. P. JACKSON
main street
11 1 ' I ?M
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The Children
_____ I
At Nanlea tarn tramarav workara had
truck; there wis a Ian* row of empty
auw In the Riviera Chials. while on
the Pltua dl Trlomfo a crowd of
driven and conductors bad aipemWed.
It wee a holey, bolsteroua
crowd eC Neapolitans, aa lively and
mobile aa Quicksilver.
Higher than their heads, behind the
garden fence, the glistening jet of a
fountain bong la the air like a sword.
The tramway workers were surrounded
by a larger crowd who wanted to
ge by tram car to the vmrloaa parts of
Urn town. All these, decks, artisans,
petty traders, seamstresses, denounced I
the strikdhi in a loud and angry toae.
% The strikers looked gloomy, and
prmeiid against each other, hardly re- I
ponding to the angry shouts of the
crowd. They climbed upon the rafltngs
and cast restless glances Into the 1
streets over the head of the people.
The strikers resembled a peck of
wolves surrounded by dogs. It was
1 dear to everybody that these peoplm
1 wearing the same uniform, were bound
i together by a firm resolve not to give
: |a; and this Infuriated the crowd still
mere. There were, however, phlloeo'
phers In Its midst who, while smoking
away at their pipes, tried to pacify
the more violent opponents . at the
strike.
"Eh, Signor! What Is to be done If
there la not enough money to boy
mocartmi for the children?"
Wrangling, jeers, reproaches annd
admonition were suddenly cat short*,
a new current swept the crowd as it
reconciling It; t)? strikers looked
, gloomier still, and pressed closer together.
Voices in the crowd called
, eat:
"Soldiers!"
With ^.nolnr Wan fi-nm tW
- Santa Lucia Quay caina Utile gray sol
diers, stamping their feet regularly,
i and mechanically swinging their left
am. They seemed to. he made -of.
tin, and aa frail as factory-made toys.
" The crowd drew hack from the care,
I the soldi era, like gray beads, became
I scattered alongside the cars; the
strikers remained on the platforms.
The man in the silk hat fcnd some
otfcera who eq^founded him swung
their arms wildly and shouted:
"The last time Ultima
Volts'! TT you hear?" V
The officer, twisted his mustache*
- hie head drooping. man wared Ms
r silk hat and ran up to him, saying
something In a hoarse voice. The officer
looked, st him askance, standing
erect, and gave the word of command
In a loud tone.
1 The soldiers In twos and threes be
can to lump on the platforms of the
can. At the* same time the drivers
and conductors Were pushed oft.
This seemed to amuie the onlookers,
who broke out Into laughter and
whistling, which, however, only lasted
_ for a moment
People drew hack frhtn the cars,
* theli faces wearing a longer and older
expression and. their ey^ wide open
with astonishment They all pressed
forward toward the frost of the car.
r Within a yard or two of the wheels
a gray-haired driver with the taoe of
. a soldier could be seen, his cap off,
a lying on the rails. He lay on his
back, his long mustache shooting upward.
An adroit youth, with the movements
of a monkey, laid himself down
^ by his side; a^number of others foV3
lowed their example.
The man Id tho silk bat cried out
; | something, the afflow looked at him
and1 shrugged his shoulders. He must
L | replace me tramway drivers uy_. boidJers,
but he hae no orders to wrestle
with the' strikers.
Then the owner of (he silk bet, surJ
rounded by people willing to please,
1 rushed toward the fusiliers. The letter
set off, approached those lying on
k (he yells and attempted to lift them.
A struggle ensued. All the dusty
crowd of spectators made a lurch and,
howling, rushed to the rails. The matt
' In the Panama hat palled it off his
heed, threw it up In the air, and waa
the first to lie-down by the side of a
atrfher; he patted him on Ike hack,
and shoelad something atpunlngfy
light fa his fees.
After htm some gay, noisy people
H began to throw themselves down upon
the mile. lW lay down laughing,
?king faces at each other and ehoutMg
agmsthfng at the offloer who.
waving Ms gloves above the head of
the man In the ellk hat ?ae telling
ter wmethlns. ehsktng bis hand/
4
We await your Inspection.
fife h u
'The Home of Good Clothes."
orer mkJ cvttlns dirty in thw Owe
Fire aoldlem looked at the heapa ot
bodies under the wbeela from the plat- ,
form of the front ear, then laughed
coBToWeely aa ther elutohed the mil- ,
bag* and threw their heeda op In the
air. Ther were now quite unlike the <
tin. lactory-made torn. <
a*tt an boar iu*r tnunn ran natal- '
IT along tbe itraaU of Napiaa; tba l
rlctora atood on tho platforma, grin- ,
nlng; aome of tbam panned along tba
<?>' P?u?*r:
Tba pgaaengcra wbo handed than '
red and yellow slips winked lhair 1
?rn amdlng and grumbling la a good- <
sutured War. i
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QUEEREST PRISON IN WORLD ,
Arizona County Jail la Bloated Out of
Mountain of Solid Quartz
Rook.
Whan the autbotides-af Graham
county, Arizona, decided to look about
for a place in which to confine crlmi- ]
nala, they found a natural depression ,
In the tide of a hill. This was enlarged
Into what might be called an artificial
cave, divided Into four compartment*.
The cave wae excavated parallel to the '
Bide of the mountain in which it waa >
made, and daylight admitted by bolee <
blown out of the wall with explosives,
the windows being guarded by a network
of heavy steel bar#. The entrances
to. the depression was also "
closed In the same manner, and a ,
vestibule or porch of masonry built
out from It to provide quarters for the
sheriff and hie assistants. This vestibule
te also divided into compartments,
which are connected by gates
of steel bars. The only way of enterteg
the prison irthrough the vestibule
of masonry, and In- order to escape
the buna tea would have to cut their
way through three sets of bera which
are an lnqh In thickness, as the windows
are eo high up above the rock
formlnn the floor of the cells that they
could not ssacb them. It is necessary,
however, to hay* a Tory secure place,
as the crtfntnsls la this part of the
country see of a meet desperate class,
and the Inmates frequently Include
murder era. and highwaymen. The
mountainjsrhlch has thus been turned
Into a prison Is composed of soUd
quartz rook, and the excavation was
made priafepaUy by the use of explosives.
The Jail Is located in the town
of Clifton* the county seat.?Wide
Work I Msfatlne.
Lessens Danger From Disease oerma
The use of muslin .a dairy windows
instead of (lass Is sail to jissea the
dsncer frOm llsease serins.
Home Endorsement
Hundred* of Washington (HUzens
Can SMI You All About IC
?
Home endorsement, the public expression
of . Washington people,
should be evidence beyond dispute
for e\cry;Washlngton reader. Surely
the experience of friends and neighbors.
cheerfully given by them, will
carry more weight than the utterances
of strangers residing in ,faraway
places.* Read the following:
R. ' 8. Butler, 31* Harvey 8t.,
Washington, N. C., says: "I suffered
from dull pains in my back and
Anally I procured Doan's Kidney
Pills from the Hoyt Drug Co. They
certainly gave great relief and after
taking them my condition was much
batter in every way. I publicly'endorsed
Doan's Kidney PJlls at that
time and now I am leased to say that
the benefit 1 received has been permanent."
For uale by all dealers. Pries SO
cents. Foster^Mllburn Co., Buffalo,
New Tori, aale agents for the United
8tates.
Kemeipber the name?Doan's?
and taka no other.
ber we an
Ftnnl idbtfan . v.? g. I
R o i e Bushes, E^ergreees! I
WOOPROW musos IN GEORGIA
Special to the Daily Neva
Atlanta, Oa, April. 11.?The
leorgta admirer* of Wood row WUion
are preparing an entlru*laatlc ro:ept!on
for the New Jereey Oovernor
hen he vl.it* thl* atate thl* week.
Uovernor Wilson will begin hie
ipeech making tour in thl* city tomorrow
night and during the remainder
of the week he wlM ho heard
In Albany, Savannah, Jacksonville,
ria.. and several other places. Qov
ernor Wilson lived Jn Georgia tor
eome time and. hie wife la a Georgia"
woman. Bis campaign managersrlalm
he I* certain to have the rapport
3f the Georgia delegation at the Baltimore
convention.
NXWARH TO HAVK
BOXING AGAIN
'?h.
Newark, N. J? April IS.?The holing
game is to redlved la Newark
tomorrow night, after a lapse of several
years. Arrsagsineots have been
nude to give the Initial show In the
open air *t the Newark baseball
ground*. 'The feature event of tha
waning will being together Yoeng
Hurts of this city and Hike Glover of
Baeton. *
TO THK DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
BEAUFORT COUNT*
I hereby announce myself as a candidate
for Register of Deada tit
nominate and elected, will serve tha
people at all times to Mat of my
ability. The support of. every democrat
la earnestly aollelted. .
' > Very respeetfutly,
t' S WILBUR H. ROSS.
Aurora. N. C.
ir??e. ; . v JfS
United Confederate Veterans
Reunion, MACON, GA.,
May 7lfc, 8& and 9ttt 1912
Very Low Rooad Trip Fares ttU'r
.
'SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Account the above occaalon the
Southern Railway atU Bail eery low
round trip ttcketa to Macon, Ga., and
retgni *g follows: ,. -> . * ,
HnNi V>; r> 'Vf ' Round Trip
Goldlboro $9.25
Salem $S.?B
ITaiiieh..aaisa
Durham $(.50
Benderaaa ,u $9.15
Oxford $V1&
Chapel Hill $1.50
Burlington $$ 50
Ratea In aame proportion (roin all
Other etxtlona. n.1.
Tick eta n<U he ?a aale -May 5th,
tth. 7th and 8th, with anal return
limit Mar .15th, or If poo prefer to
etap longer bp depoeMna your ticket
end paying a fee of fifty canta you
edd.-; hare anal limit extended until
June 5th, 191$.
Liberal ?top-oreri will alao be permitted
on tbeee tfeketa.
POr detailed Infraction apply to
any Southern Railway Agent or the
underelgned. ,
J. O. JONES,
! Traveling Paaaenger Agent.
|] . . . Raleigh, N. C. '
| ==============
I . NOTICE |
r
, By tlrtue of Power ol Sole conteloed
In CDeed of Tru.t etrented by
W. f. Litchfield end wife, Meymo
Litchfield to the undersigned truetee,
doted Jlnd dor of December, 1910,
end recorded Is the Reilater't Office
of Beeofort Conotr la Boolt Jit,
pegs 14, I will offer for otlo, for
CASH to the highest bidder on April
14th, im. at 1* o'clock, Noon ot the
Com Hooee Door In Beeofort County.
the following deecrtbed Ihnd:
In the town of Aurore, being lote
Noo. It end 40, ee ore eapoftaUi: deearthed
on n mop of Mid town, which
mop 10 recorded lo the Record, ot
*?*rt Oountr tn Btx.lt
|lMo Uoreh
E^rr.^yh:rr,.8"mL
baa Jont bean leaned
It tu been shown that the Inner.]
ren.lt of granites the ground. either '
bp sowing need or replacing the turf "
after the tree, hare Dm planted, le
the arrestfttlon qf all healthy growth a
and the aheolnte at the d
ifflT'" " ft
A light and unheelthr character t? .
parted to the laaves la ana o? the tret ,,
noticeable reeolta of the action of u
iraaa a pent trees. With trees that are ?
feellai the full effect of put the P
fralta are Tbund to he null and 111 r
deraloped. a
The variations la soil temperaturd c
are leee when the (nnnd te grassed,
and thle atone wonld he tnTonhle to .
the growth of treee; hot thle good taS
nance le ontwwiffhed bp the dele- *
terlone effects?London DaDj MalL 2
i ktiSTu tT e^^TtT'hwtn, ?
nee', temper. When pou feel no tow 1
erlng. ruins mad that Inn waat M f<
fight some one. take poarwelf bp roar
collar or forelock end content pour- ,,
eelf to n place of quiet antiunion.
There endeavor to dleoover within J
poer head eotne law grain, of giaal p
aenao upon which to dwell long and a
thoughtfnllr Whafa the good of Ion a
lag one's temper? Lota of t1e.ee pea f
hand people tmdeeervwd rehnkee end
then It U a tremeadona nuisance trp- 1
lag to forgat how unbind poo barn
heea. J
Be patient. Be patient with the c
fnalu of other, and he pntlaat with <1
poor own. Take oaro of poor health, r
poor morals, and pdnr spiritual self, a
Be above the sharp retort of the p
thoughtless. Tjy - .J" '- c
? 1
_ Tare From Taa to ftahhar. . J
The Mand of Oaplgn has quit the .
wholeule production of tea and la _
planting robber Instead, because the '
latter le found to he mare prod table 1
-ne. naanrnL- _ 3SE J
OUtftM barbers had to dlsplsy
more variety than their meoieean. A ?
work published tn 1US deecribee a p
barber's greeting to a customer: **81r. d
irm you have your hair cot after the
Italian manner, abort and round and
then frounst with the curling Irons to
make It look like a half moon In a
mi?t. or Ilka a Spaniard, land nt tha 3
tan and curled Hke the two aada at .
U aw peri wis, or wBl you be Frenoh- Iflad
with a lovelock down ta pour I
ihouMernT Tha En*llth ant In beta,
tnd gantiaaieo tcorn It; imvalty la
dainty. Speak tpe word, rtr; my nclntorn
era ready to execute roar warihlp'o
Win." i>!#n ? tl
. j
i .Mk Gore Favorable Qrooud. . ? 1
When oor aoh waa a boy or tour n
family of chlldrrn moved neat tp na .
Who wane Xmplj lnconttlblr Of
eourae their doings were much com- '
minted on ln'our family, and many a I
lime' 1 talked about 'thoee dreadful I
Smith children." ' I
One day I had ooeaalon to correct ]
toy Utile roa. talking to htm rerioenlr ,
Ho Untened quietly for awhile, than .
looted op at ma and uuld with tha '
>
ika Smith children." 1
.
Advlea From Kindly Sony Body. '
f "Oh. ntyi Your bouse kaa an odoi
ofhnrolng milk. Don*t you know bow I
to avoid thatr naked tka K, Bf B.
"I didn't think It waa ? torrible. ,
I'm earn. Everybody baa aeeldenta of ,
that kind." raid tha woman aha waa
rioltlng rather Irritably. '
"Now It'a all rlsht, of courae, I dont '
mlotrn. my dear, but next lime Juat
sprinkle soma rait on the rtove rt
onoa after the milk It apllled and yoa
will amid that onplearaot odor."
I LYRIC T
I I toni
^ PICTURE 1
MKjfu .-."'''T.It
TAWIWt
J 11 THE TWO BPH^**AB KXC UB|
"4 w* 'V*vj
XOT1CB OF SALE (1
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Br virtue of a docrao of ttie Buporlr
Court of Ueaufort COonlr tui.
irrsi entitled j'Frsn)t CJuth1
comlLlon.rs will Mil. St public,
uctlon, for euh. to Ow highest bldsr,
At the Court House door In Bean- '<>- J9
>rt County. on TUMdsr. the JJrd - ?
it Of April. HI}, at Kaon, for portion
anions several tenants In comion.
those three certain tracts or
areola of land whereof Alex Co thill
died Mixed and poeeeeeed, iltuted
In Richland Township. Beaufort
ouuty, and deeerlhed an follows: "
1. All of that entry or grant to 1
lex ctthrall adjoining ths Bteafort /
nd Pamlico COtttlp .Ms, coitalnlng f
11.11 aerwr. the name being grant p
o. It<11. dated January itnd HOI I
ad dlly recorded to the Register's \
HUM of Beaufort County In Book
14. Page 187, which la hereby r?- '
irred to. 't.rfljl
1. All that tract of land contain- f
It ahoat 7? acres, known M the /
. D. Pnreer tract, conveyed by J. D. !
*rssr to Alax enthrall by deed dat- |
? February Had. UM, aad reoordd
la the Reglatar'e Ofdce of Beau- I
art County In Book Id*. Page StO. .
rhioh ieed la hereby re tarred to.
i. All that tract of land cootalnII
ahont 78 acrea whereon Alax
'nthrell resided at the tine of hlx
Mth aad known an the Alax Cuth>11
Home Plans, on the Saad Hfflx.
nd being the saaM tracts oca rayed , JLl.
> the said Alex CathreU by B. F. ZH
'ffttch And ?lf? JMan Ids enH Balsni
term and wit.. Sana. B. W. Boraron
and vita and w. B. Rodman '
a< otbara, the said Uuaa tracts conUtutlnf
tha Ate CathraU Horns
M. exception ten anna of whieh TcS
rn coarayed by Ate CathraU and
rift t? J.Banjamln 8mtthwlck..V. ,
Wt reaerr. tha n?ht to taU ths . "
aid lands either aaawhala or la
roala n mar ba daamad boat on tha
ay of tola.v*
Tbla tha JOth day of Ma?h. HI*.
' . . 7, HA&RY MoMUlXAN, *
V . - W. A. THOMPSON,
-11 4vko-C Commissioners. ' *
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JNITBD COItFBDERATH VJCTKRAK8
REOTMON. (
I : ' MAOOIf. OBORUIA.
I - KXTREMELY LOW VARUS hitS
' ?la 2
iORFOLR SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Tickets oa aata Mar 5. ?. T aad
i?t*. ' v- 'Cs.
Jorfolk tll.lt
Elisabeth City ...,....... ll.??
Icrtfordy./.- ?"- 11,0
Cdenton ................. XI.Id
Plymouth XO.tB
taw Barn lo.ddlaaafort
11 >0
t Inst on .. ,/i '
JreenrUle lO.Wb
it ? ?
Rates In tarns proportion from Je?
Ithar stations .;!. , ... . fl
Pinal limit May 1*. 1?1?. onlaaa
ticket Is deposited with S portal
treat and upon payment of fifty
xota-nrhee extension to Jane l.\Wlll ~v
je granted ' Stepoeers allowed.
Ask agents for detailed ." inform- ' J
a?L. DVOO, W..W, CBOTOS.
Traffic Mir. Osa-Pass Ait.
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