Metered a* MMd-dtM matter 1
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0?e *e*r 5.00
6ubacrlb.ro dMlrtaaU. p.per 41acoattoucd
wUI plaaaa notify thla oI
irlw JaSd' Vt'Si^ir^wbt
ncrtptioa rates uattj notice to stop
, iK^S* Srte?1^^^te*U? mas?
gv Ku-. ud the oomplalat will receive
immediate sttentloa. It Is oa. dartre
to please you.
~am avtleles soot to thc Dally News
dee peblleetioD must be signed bf
tfcs wrWwr. otherwise they will not
ft* peMlehdd.
-TgMSDAY. Al^Rll. H. 1013
TODAYSANNOfSCBttm
Today's News carries several new
Re'.- _ auaour.ccmcDts for Aldermen and
one for Jfajror..
Mr Prink < . Kunler has nlncerf
his name before tho people as a candidate
for Mayor, while G. A. Spencer.
H. T. Archbell and Jno. G. BraK*?,
Jr., of the First Ward, J. F.
liucXzfcan and C. G. Morris cf the
Second "Ward, F. W. Ayers, E.'B. Corzeaa
and R. L. Jones of the Third
: Ward, and F J Marry?and?F. P.
WMtly of the Fourth Ward, have announced
their wlll.ngness to serve as
Mermen for the ensuing two years.
SYMPATHY FOR FARMERS.
I:/::
The people of Washington extend
a heart-felt sympathy to our neighbors
of Aurora, and to those of any
other communities who may have
L suffered from the killing frost Sun?
day BlghL
No occupat.on is without its anxieties,
cr is absolutely. independent of i
chance. The New YoVk broker fev.'-riBhly
watches the etock i~.i7.ioi and I
fe- vhe Haste r:i Cnrc*ina f/rrt^T'w"ateheb
weather conditions. It is*-prrhaps.
litis inevitable ur.crrtaiuty about'
1'lxWTS which gives most of the zest
to life The farmers oT Aurrra are!
IT3T ' thro . .1 when everything
happens in their favor, but they arcnot
the port of.nvCTTlo whine when '
Fa;o. or Chance, or Providence. test*
the'r mettle hfc a little udtersityV" t
Kmrtern Carolina is fatuous, for
'C H curly spring props, and tit's rm.v:'
nullifying days of labor, is naturally
lo he deplored. But, while it is h
bsov., " is far from being a fatal one.
in ..i s; rv.- with farmers in the rest
of tl-. > . i!r? farmers of Aurora
'it, rjiiy .! :?.t. tp wealth and
j.
pre:-; ;
III4 Cl>l IT> or SANITATION IN
1MNAM A.
I
r h-ino :'noj| rIa"> ,n fh" r
.ranauj;* Ca^pl, every one has known,
thai ocr.^^me most important problems
torsive was how 'to keep the
.vorJursTMive and well until the
Km . work finished. Sanitary wo'rlf in
Panama has always been considered
very :xr.portant. From the first discovery
of America, this P?jjR_ha<l_
the two oceans in the western hem is- I
phcTe. end therefore there has nl- j
ways been at Panama a large num..
" . her rf nnacclim&tized Europeans.
These unacclimatlzed Europeans
were fecal for tropical infectious diseases,
particularly yellow fever. For
thla reason, says Col. Gorgas, In a recent
ifJBue of The Journal of the
American Medical Association, Panama
has acquired the reputation of
ukid, me moai unneanny spot
known When the United States ronimenccd
the building of the oanal In
1304, this fact had been sharply oc- j
ceniuatcd by the recent experience of
our immediate predecessors, the
K' "^Krenclr. The French company kept
a large force on the Isthmus for ,
olght years. Their losses frem tropi- ;
tid diseases, particularly yellow fev- ,
? -. startled the world. But between ,
f~* the time ot the failure of the French
company In 1889 and the undertak- j
ing of the work by the Americans,
two great discoveries had been made i
In the field of tropical medicine
which revolutionized sanitation in j
the tropics. The first was the disKf
covery tn 1898 by Ronald Ross and {
K< . others that malaria Is conveyed by
Ij^^^^^mns^of^iosquKo. The other was
the proof by "Walter Reed and his
confreres that yellowy fever Is cont
veyed from man to man by the bite 1
m. of the female of another species of *
B mosquito. Walter Reed was a surF
4 geon In the United Stater Army and J
!L announced the achlorement of his }
board In the year 1901. The dlscor- t
f ery that yellow fever was conveyed t
E . by a mosquito was of even more Im- f
portance to tropical America than ,
the discovery that malaria was conF
j voyed in this way. At the tlmo thai
HL . Keed announced the ^lscovery, the
H United States had control of Havana.
Methods were worked out whereby
K* Reed'-s and Roe's discoveries could be
made of practical at ill ty. Unexpected
Elv success, was accp.mpUibed t0 1)0111
yellow fever malaria. Within a
'f-L- ",0 to" ' . j {
JiS it 'J.- 4 ^'.
t ulto work, ika 4?athn from tklirlkjl
irom an tmacwrt J6? 1
lM4i In Maj^SM, U? lost hk?I <
ralto* forwr occanrod oa Iko Jatn- I
m"'' ^ /
iPlfMnt twin |w Kitty, f
part of the hhtory town In i Lut^oa
cbuol Children nine and ten your*
old art the battle of Uu?tiojta. bays
reprc*e tiling William tbe Cnnqaoror
Raier* serve es sword*. and tbe armies
advance and withdraw r**lftacleally
Wbee tbe children take tbelr seats |
after tbe combat the teacher asks ,
tbem bftetorimi qmwtloos -aboat tbe
battle and the characters they por
trayed Atndbc other plays praearttad
are "Tbe Wejxe of Calais" and "Tbe
Introduction of Prtsttax Into Ens
lard." In tbe tatter piaj tbe kins vts i
Its Cox ton to see tbe prtotlnr press 1
and hare the process explained fn
Curvet is iiulntiilord at hlgff pitch dcapltc
tbe fart that there ts no rostum
lng and no stair# setting. the printing
press twins represented by a plain
vvwdfu txu|.
Net the Reel Thing.
From a city npnrtnient Nttle Jack
was going for the Brwt time in ancn*
CUlKtmnK nt ins grand fat hers Tarm.
As lie ran up tlic steps of tbe old
bouse hi* grandmother caught him op
hi her nrtn* and put him down, rosy
and In us bins, before tbe great log Arc
In the 11 ring room
"Isn't that line. Jackie, boy?" ?he
Mild "You don't ha re,blc log Ores like
thai In Net* VorkHb yon?"
flltJini innksd with wide eyed thr
light nt the huge logs as they blazed
nnrt gracfclud In f| " ? aid ?
plnro. tmt lie was stahcbly loyal to tils
"six rooms anil bath"
"It's nice, urtiiKlma. hut 1f*? onlg on ;
I mil at Inn *r:i * io?. isn't it? have
real ones tn my house."?LlppincnttV
Her Simplicity.
A silly lit lit* fjuly liail n h:i?h;tnd. a (
lover or wliii was Inclined to ,
no'tiii't Ills wife Tills lilt] v white
sjiendln^ tin* winter tu iVvniwIiire wild
one day at tin* country iiostnlltre:
"l>i*iir me - what a sltly mistake jroil ,l
tmslonrrr* jit-opte Eiive made'*' 1
-riow. mntlatii?" u>ked tlu* clerk. t
"Why." s-tn* nTHltilmttl nrll-h f
'bare I hove >u;?t got a WtW fruui Ul>' ~
tins hand, who is worktop. hard in I?on- v
don. and the envelope is postmarked
Monto Carlo."?Loudon Qnceo.
Getting Round It.
Sbc loompiainlnslyi-Before we were ^
married yon used to brlnp mo flowers
almost every day. but now you never
think of buying me even n hunch of
violets He (gallantly!?The prettv
dower ffiri- don't attract my artcutton"
so much a?s 11icy used to Sin?i?h.
><ut il irltn--' Ncmm mind I d"t*''
l.v care fur flowers anyway.?Neu \ utw
.tonrnat. ^ I ~~
Net Murdlr.
Cnrran wns one day wnlklns with A
frtcud. who. hcarhis a person ?ny
"euroKlty" for "curiosity," exclaimed.
-Tliiw that mmr trttinlur* tturKntTTsTr
language!"
"N'r-t so had na that." replied Cnrran..
"Hr hns onty fcnwtfnd nn *P ..iit-V
A Diplomat.
The Child-Mother, which Und I i?t?t
ter do. t:o to school In the rain ami pet
snaking wot und probably rntch cold
iiuu HH- Iir jis*** winipiy p>i hu nt>???iit ||
mark my name??Kscharipo. I
4 Hu Nam* Is Legion.
"What mp exceedingly Ktrcunmtf |
pln.viT In* la!"
"Oh. yr^ Hob'* n ?li*nr?<f| hnrrt work "
er nlicii Ilea not working!*'?I hick
TImtp is ?? more isrfw l
bt.IUiUUJllUUiQlMIuil xUtuc?I'buarWwPOI.I
HOl.DKIUS CITY
OF WASHTNGTOX.
At a malar meeting of the board :
of Aldermen held Monday, April 7th, 1
1913, the following poll holders for
the different wards In the city for
in eloctlon to be held Msv fith- H
First Ward?J. O. Cbannccy. C. B. i
Ball.
Second Ward?T. J. Harding, C. E. j
[Yahab.
Third Ward?J. V. Harper. R. J. 51
banning. '')
Fourth Ward?S. B. Forbes. R. L. \
Cotton.
This April 8th. 1911. . '
W. C. AYER6. 7 '
-8-10tc City Clerk.
- .
Freckled Girls
It is an absolute fact, that one ft) cent
|ar of WILSON'S FRECKLE CUE AM
will either remove your freckles or causo
.hero to fade and Ibcttwo jars will even
n tho r.'.03t cevoro canes completely
:ur_i them. VJc&rt v,->l ; to personally
ju-.r.. . - > tp r'. i:;*nyour {notify
iritl o t :-.r;;y .i<s .? i/your complexionis
t r?4itvvxl toi.ii naUuul beaufv.
sv.L y.rs fkixk.lb cream u
\ a-.d ablolutcly h-'irn'o.-s.
\ ivot ..mho h' irprow but will rxx4
I'C-vjvo 'X.\ l4, PIMPLES and
7. ; ACtvLUS. Couiej-n toddy and try it.
i j rs aro Jar^o and results absolote
certain. So-1 by ir.:il if dc-rfojkL
iicbWc. ilamW'th isr* ?1.00. WIL
SON'S FATR SKIN SOAPi?c.
Foruula by ??;
Worthy A Rthpridgc. t
' '
TT... . j.1-T '
IluU'iau! u
to MOAM >frWMW> *^ H
-r
ii
ttrou mo f?nfit Mb., tired ?t, j
MUlHWrbm .our atomacb. tndt- ,
teat tan. mtluli. ,uj?t lWor. cotM
^ru or bad breath there te a lopu!
eurprlsa ereltlag for 70a attar the
!r?t doee of CARSWELI/S 14TBk>
UDi a parely wgetible liquid retaalp
that, la canalag thoueande to deaart
laagerona calomel and bringing
laalth and .treagtb back to them.
1t"a a woadarfal ram i It hi nkmbi .
.bl and tiarmlea. that children aa '
tail aa Irawft np people take It with- '
mt aw bkd attar affect. It' treat,
be llrer aad bowel, gent ft bat ttrwllt
utd drire. oat tbo pcUonoua gaeaa 1
aa accnmnlatad waate thorough!/.
Vou eaa cat a large bottle at
tardy'. Drug store for eolp 50 cent,
ind If tod aren't delighted, pear
eonep back. Aak for CASmu.'O
.IVBR-AID.
AreYoti Gftingtn;
Vew York Soon?
' WRITE
HOTEL RAYMOND
42 East 28th Street J
?al s4?w statu. > e
New York City t
ror Pocket Guide and |Sprctal Week "
<oom ii.M a Day or $9 a Week.
MARK A. CALDWELL.
(Mention this Paper.) -a
1'. . ? - - t
ADM INI STRA TO ICS NOTICE. *
t
This is to certify mat I hare this
lay qualified as-Administrator of the iftate
of Jesse R. Mayo, deceased.
All poisons holding claims against
aid estate arc required to present
hem to the rrjl.-rrisc.M_:*:thin ^
welve months from this date/or this ,y
lotlco will be pleaded In bar of their ,
wmun. \c
All persons indebted to said estate j
yill please make settlement with the
inder&igncd.
This 10th day of Feb. 1913.
"* J. L. MAYO,
Vdminlstrator of Jesse R. Mayo. De- '
ceased.
CHOICE CUT t
FL<?WjERS |t
Roses, Carnations and violets
a specialty. Our artistic ar-.
rangementa in wedding outfits
are equal to the beat. Nothing
finer in floral offerings than
our styles. Blooming po*' t!
plants/* palms and ferns in *
great variety. Rose bushes, L
aliruberrlus, evergreens. hedge 1
plants and shade trees. Man. P
telephone and telegraph order# b
promptly executed.
J. I. O'OUINN i SCO..
RALEIGH, N. C.
Phones 149
rr&mmmmmmmammmmmmm
fl
VTatr Proved Miner. tl
A. vicar In Oxfordshire, England,
JM> carelessly that ha *
itfkt bare been mistaken for a tramp,
ad who was supposed to hare died
eauOass. was found u> hare left a
ortnne n't many tbooaanda of ooond#
nesM Ib
3 wg* 8;
i THE BEWUAM VEBSTU? M ?
i "
XKiMHIM' I L
IEeqpw ?iSSJ3S2T,,,ta j| '*
IWm *! ' br th, H ',
Courts, Bphools and Hi 1
Press aa the ouo Sap re mo ma- Rj| t
H
Became h* wbo kaowd wtmm ||U ,
i"" Baercmm. 1*5* as tall Bfl 1
you c-bout this new work.
. ii '-JSlx-': -5j
rt themeohrw la nub?hnU.?rouU?.
ns 1 wiM not toll the people In their
lChts. "
4I^ CH"- , '
UKOCNCIMBS.
* * ?????
1 keredeelded to naotmne mretl
c*n?*h$e for oiaerm&n of Bacon*
Vnrd. ?object to nctlnn of DemoerMo
prlmMT. irOMcted I prom loo to
SOB otter the ItttereoU of the poosno.
hackney. jit
l-7-tfc
FOR .UJlEXMltX.
t hereby .etweori tny con*1deey
or Aldermen from the rim Went.
;tty' of Vhehtnstoa, object to eeIon
of pemocmlo prltneriee. If
looted I ehell eodoeror to look efter
?-7-tfc ' W. T. HUDNKM.
"
JfOR AIDKKMAX.
I hereby announce my candidacy
or Alderman from the Third Ward,
litj or Washington, subject to acton
of Democratic primaries. If
leded I shall endeavor to look after
he interest of the city. ""
4-8-Uc E. B. COZZENB.
FOR ALDERMAN.
I beg leave to announce myself as
i candidate for the office of "Aldernan
from the First Ward, Ctty of
Vashlngton, Bubject to the action- of
he Democratic primary.
JNO. G. DRAG AW. JR.
'4-8-tfC .
FOR A Ml Kit MA!*.
1 hereby announce myself as a canidate
for Alderman froln the Third
v'ard of the City of Washington.
nhjprf t.o \ho notlau at Uit
raiic priTCRf"to oe held .on April
5th.
This 8th day of April. 1913.
4-8-tfc F. W. AYERH
FOR ALDERMAN.
I hereby announce my candidacy
or Alderman from tho Third Ward,
!lty of Washington, subject to ao^
ion of Democratic primaries. If
lected I shall endeavor tn look wftwr
he interest of the city.
4-8-trc R. L. JONES. '
ANNOrXCWOWT.
I take this method to announce
hat-I am a candidate for AMetman
or the First Ward, subject to tho
*mqcraUc primary to be .hold-the
6th or April, 1811. If elected.' 1
ronrlfio to serve tho people to the
est of my'ability.
Reppectfufly,
G. A. SPENCER
4-8-tfc
FOR AliDBBNAN.
1 hereby announce myself as a
andtdatc tor Aldprman from tho
lecond Ward of the City of Washlngon,
subject to tho action of th? Demcratic
primary ta_be-.hold on April
6th.
This 8th day of April. 1913.
4-8-tfc J. F. BOOKMAN
FOR MAYOR.
1 hereby announce myself as a
andldate for the pflce of Mayor of
be City of Washington. subject to
be action.of the Democratic primarM.
L believe the beet Interests of our
own demand an enlarged water
rorks system, fumJehiUK an af^ls
apply of pure wagm for drinking
urposes, and for ft* protection.
I h*l?evw the ,tbwB needs an a4?*rj
?t '?h*
iww ;
I belle,? that tb? electric U*b(
tut ahoald be ooluKd, u 11 U not
OW snfflcieptly largtf to take care or
ts present business. - ' ViM
1 believe the-preservation of proprty
require# an enlargement and
tter equipment of pur Are departsent,
which will materially reduce
be dhtnage to property, as well as
ecure better insurance rates.
If nominated and elected I propose
o do all In my power to seen re .these
ulngs for the city, as well as to govrn
the town In all other respects to
he best of my ability. *
1 ask the support of a U Democrats
s the primary.
Respectfully,'
" v, FRANK c. KUOLBR. :
- 4-S-tfc
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I
I tFrtfr AjnrovRCKM-E-TT.
date tor Alderman from the Second
Word of the City of WuUmio., a?bloot
to the action at the Democratic ,
; palmary lo IM HOM <m Urn Uth uf
of April, ll?
, ThtB 8th day of April, IttY.
?r?-tfc C. ?. MORRIS
? ' ' .*V?~
BBS
?
~By virtue ol a lory mode by me aa
rood dlatrlct. Aurora graded achool dla
on Monday. May Sth. 1?U. at the Coo
ington, h". C., beginning at,It o'clock*
Sharllt'a too sale baa been concluded. 0
of the parties hereinafter set out ood
said too llat. unlee, the tarOl and oooti
Tttla April 7th. t?U.
ton
Name.
Bonner, Vance, IS acrea, rrooda I
Bonner. Vance. 7 acrea. cleared
Harnett, w. H., 70 acrea. home .....
Bennett. N. T.. It acree. aoamp .....
Bennett, N. T.. 10 acrea. aaad hill ...
Chartoa. J. W.. US acrea. font
Caytoo. J. &.. I lot St]eaid . -1.
umton. U. C., 26 acres, homo ., ?, *..
Caytou, H. W., 6 ^croa, old home ....
Carre wan, I. T., 40 acres, Mondamon
Jones. Mrs. Laura, home
j ones, Mrs. Laura, swamp
Jdnes J. M.. 15 acres, home
Jones'. J. M., 13 acros. woods .......
Jones, W. H., 1 lot, Edward
Pipkin. A. H., Agent. 10 acres, home, .
S-lverthorn. Mrs. M. J., 50 acres, home,
C.lverthorn, D. B., 10 acros, BtxOn ..
Weatherlngton C. B., 35 acres. Blakfcl
Weatherington* H. B., 25 acres. Blakt
Weathorington, H. W.. 12 1-2 acres, Bli
Walker, J. S., 75 acres, home
Whitley. J. G.. Agent, 10 nereer "borne
COLOR
Bryant, Sarah. 33 acrfes, home
Bkiikaul. L. I!., a- acr^s Edtrsra :...
tiuwnln'S. J as., 1 lot, Edward
Fdwards Alex., 26 acres, Reives, ....
lCdwards, Moses, 8 1-2 acree, Reives .
Frailer, Cathrene, 1 lot. Royal <
Godette, Winnie, to acres, old home .
Godette, Winnie, 1 lot, Aurora ....
Hart, Peter, 5 acree, home .......w
Ham, Ben," 6 acres, Han
Ham, Ben, Agent. 2 1-2 atffes, Ham .
Little, Dolly, 5 1-4 acres, home'-.
L'ttle, Thos., 6 acres, home
Mldyette, J. 1!., 1 tot. Royal
Mackey,. RtrhArd. 1 acre. Borgeren .
Moore r Pom, 5 acres, home/..':.
fy|cfaott.xSam.'-Ba*ree. pTReheCt r;~;
Reed. Azariah, 4 acre*. home
Itoberson. Mmreellna Ml i
Roberson. Jim. t acroa, tome
Sanders. T. K., 1 lol, Aurora
Sanders, O. H., U 2-3 acrqa, home
Williams." Klisha. 1 acre, home
Willlamjs. Thos., 5 acres, old home .
AURORA GRADED
Godette. Wlnjtw l l<r, Jbarora-;..
Wlltlama. Btfttar.-t acre. ftMM ...,.
TOWN OP Af
Godette. Winnie. I lot. Aurora
C.
Richland Township Road Tax, Town of
The Pare
^MWnlAfiAr.'Ju,' 1st. the P-irceh F
th-V* ??+? i.? .?iot??nher ot iioou _jmjt be
rale t?f
We hare arraaijrd a ?|k>m
artcad to Mail nJen
I . Jfejw Cahwi m tk
We Want Yc
The mmS a* well > the brer Meat. aeJ.we1
5tiS5SKMM^S5
Mearly everyone will have toeactMoc to ahit
tor theacabyiM wOlnoei toweichtkrpac
We will furnish YOU FR
r>tes of the new Parcels Post
At Your
Harris Ha r
g7'
y.
II ELECTRIC
Is economical as well
and safe. By using the 1
get three times as much
I bill as the did fashioned c
you. Spring Is here. Whj
house for use of electric I
WASHINGTON EL
This March 15, 19IS. . M
Va o "T1* "'
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C. H. ^BERTCW^
Tajt Coat. Total.
A . |1? 12.00 14.22
*: * ; " tM tM
............. '?
J.4* a.oo 4.4?
:-:-::^:::t::I.S! ^ 4:S!
I-JO 2.00 4.10
.IS %t.99 1.16
"v ?.vw a.oy
'.Mil' .38 2.00 2.98
u. ............ ^ 1
. 1.70 2.0f? 4.70 '
....... 64 1.00 1.04
; vtO 1.00 2.10 .
-65 1.00 2.65
1.11 2.00 4.11 '
f -15 1.00 2.15 '
'IT , IS 2.00 1.15
ikelr 12 2.00 1.12 ,
2.41- 2.00 4.41
^ . -20 2-00 *
?A3 7.00 i t'.AO -2
r...;?too??4***- -?
OB 8.00 2.05 '
1.50 1.00 4.50 '
18 1.00 2.18
>0 1.00 2.20
?
'.71 2.00 1.7?*
2.15 1.00 4.15 *
1.11 1.00 4.11
07 1.00 1.07 .
1&. 2.00 1.16 .
1-47 l.OO 4.47
2.10 1.00 4.16 _
1.04 2.00 4.04 .
45?too?rn- ~
.T...'.... 2.1# 2;00 , 4.22
2.10 2.00 4.10 *
IS 2.00 ?,ll
2111 22 2.00 2.2* .
2.06 2.00 4.06
25 2.00 2.16
20 .2.00 2.20
-- 1.26 2.00 4.86 *
2.13 2.00 4.11 ?
' SCHOOL TAX.
.It?2.00- 2.76 *
.-.1.10 1.00 s.?o f
RORA TAX.
.76 1.00 . 1.76 *
H. ROBBRSON. Tu Collector. *
Aurora and Aurora Graded School.
els Post |!
ort Uw went fajocfteet Tkk anu
oni IU you ujpracwt* cWuTW J
- ?;v~i 3
il department that wilt
1. .
^dvjbawaid them
mr Business , l|
I - '
>?rf IWI wM. a. raM >kKlF?i
(ftu.cii, ntin n ifc?o,<.v?ii?'
?am?lw<ainl>M Hill v
) bf Parcela Port. Sfad t? i^mr ?tdrr . j
^ / ;v,: J '
BE a card giving "you the ,?j
UW' .H
Service," U
iware Co. ;
' : / , .
: LIGHT i
o
as convenient, clean,
kfazda lam|> yon now si
for the same lighting T
arbon light will .rive "]?
' not let us wire your o
ights? ?
ECTRIC PLANT ?
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