' A Story of Pre?t- :
doit Lincoln
- Mr.r. A. MITCHEL
President Iiacota vu sitting la his
ream at the White Bona dispatch In*
tk* ainwM hall tea laeolred la the
grml atracila that ha was directing.
vUla his atsRMB was crowded with
thaaa waiting Chair tarn tor-all they
iWli expect?a tear warts with bia.
Ths tsar hatwaaa hJmaad tb?sa par*
asas stood ajar, through which cams
tha cry of a ha by. Tba president cesa 4
frem hk Ubasa sad hsteast. Ths
tgj was repeated. The work af ad*
ministering s gaveraaaaat with l.OOfc600
aaldlars la ths ftsld. struggling far
Hi existence. was brought- ts a standard
hy tha cry af aa lofaut
Ml Uacata called aa attendant,
charged with tha Introduction of visited
sad asked hlsa what It meant
"A woman la waiting without who
has been here two or three different
day*. She comas from a long distance
sad has to bring her child beTo
c SHALT. HAVE fOUn HT8BAN D," lit
SAID.
cause she knows no one In Washingtou
aud has no place where site can
j ? leave It"
"Bring her In." the president dl
reeled.
A you us woman poorly dressed carrying
a child in lier arms wns ushered
Into the presence of. the head of the
n&llou? not the "august, presence" by
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The Greate
Modern
Oi
Mme. M(
on her recent tour of Ameri
great Pure Food Center, in h?
for children she makes the fo
cago Daily Journal of Dec.
"Coffee and tea
be placed with
childish hand.'
Besides being an educator,
pician, anjl bases this advice o
an ordinary cup of coffee*cont
feine?a poisonous drug, (al
In these days of liberal cd
parent is becoming informed
of tea and coffee drinking, n
those further along in life.
How much better to place 1
ones too) a wholesome, nutrit
POS
.Made only of prime whole
* pure molaasea, Postum^contai
of the grain?good for young <
? caffeine or other harmful subs'
Poattnn comes in two form
REGULAR POSTUM?m
rich -flavour and food value.
TX8TANT POHTl M?H *
fetiired in a cup of hot wnt<
tanker U delightful beverage in
The cktU per cup of both k
"There a Reasoi
I
I
Jj "
Jucoln directed* the*
asked:
"What cnn 1 do for you. my good
The vlslt^told ber atory. not In the
words it la givemJtere. for she would
not have boon able to give It as elaborately,
and tbo government clock could
not have bevu stopped long enough for
ber thus to tell It but ber words, spoken
In a tremulous voice. Interrupted
occasionally by the fretting of her
child, wi re doubtless *fsr more effective
than lbs following recsion:
lu the spring of' 1801. when the war
drum was calling from Ihj Atlantic to
t*o Pacific for volunteers to (Jgbt for I 1
. the Union cause, a regiment was drawn
ap In the state of Pennsylvania In colunyrTormntlon
ready to march to the
railway station to entrain for Washington.
'Just before the order -Forward!"
was given a girt 6f twenty, carrying
a small bundle, came running up
te one of the companies looking eagerIt
for some one. Private Jack Williams
waved bis hand to her. and. ap- :
p roach lug him. she handed him ?he
bundle containing tbs last bit of food
aha could bops to propnra for him In
many a month to come. There was
Jjut time for* an embrace when the
uft>rd -MarchP rang out tbe band
struck up no Inspiriting air, and tbe
regiment moved away.
"fa that your sweetheartY* asked
Williams* file closer of him as they
marched to the tuoi of "The Girl 1
Left Behind Me."
"Sweetheart and wife." was the laconic
reply.
Jock Williams, though be bad been
married but n few mouths, heard the
call of President Lincoln for the' "fJ.000
volunteer* that constituted the first
detachment of the great army for the
Union and enl!st<*d nt'tlie nearest recruiting
station. One night In Virginia
be was on picket duty, standing peer
. lng Into the darkness for an enemy.
Suddenly he felt his arms grasped
from behind and a hand clanned over -
his mouth. His musket toll over In the "
: long prnw .without sound. Hje was
pushed forward until tho picket line of <
which ho hurt formed n pnrt was loft
behind. Then h gruff rolce >iald: '
-Move on. Yank. If you don't wont 1
nny lend >ln jronr noddle."
A very neat Job of jricket cnptnro" i
bad been nchleved by n single Coufoth i
eratu soldier. j
The next morning, when"the pickets 1
were relieved, the olhtcr-of the retiring 11
picket post where the enpture had been *
made asked:
"Whero's Williams?" 1
There was uj)..replyio the question;?"
'Where's Williams?" I he officer re- '
panted, nnd. still receiving no answer, 1
asked where he had beeu posted. 1
"Third uiau to the east hf the pike."
replied the sergeant, "between nice '
and Kimball."
"Old either of .you meu hear anything
of Williams during the night?1' '
risked the officer of ihenien mentioned. .
Both men replied that they hud not. .
"How far apart were the men post- !
ed?" asked the officer of the sergeant.
"On the west side of th&plke 1 put J
them a hundred feet npnr^R>? the east
side I fell short of men nnd inart*? It *
about two hundred. The ground was 1
bad- for n picket line: scrubby trees uod '
busiie.s scattered Irregularly." ' *
OttCCUBSBTMl??C f l-l.wt - 'm ^
st ;
Educator i
f Children? J
>ntessori |!
ca included Battle Creek, the 2
;r itinerary. Speaking of diet
llowing statement (in the Chi- ti
31', 1913:)
' - -.1 d
l Should never j
Lin reach of a
Madame Montesaori is a pliy- w
n her scientific knowledge that
fllna AliAiit 0 1.0 t
so found in tea.) ^
ucation the average American
concerning the baneful effects 1,1
lot only on the youth, but cri it
w
ot
t>efore the children (and older
dons, pure- food-drink such as ed
TUM j
!?o
wheat aud a sihall per cent of . ,
n3 only the rich native value
ind old.. Postuin is free from to
tance. Jr'
nc
is: *' tr*
[ be
nst he hoi led far/ bring gut its. . coi
15c and 25c packages. I m
hb
oluble powder. A tcasDoohful 1
r?with crcmD and 4mgafesr '
istuntlv. 30c mid 50c t in*. of
iodrt in about the name. c?.
[TfarPOSTUM ?
Wo
Nf.l.l l.v Grocers evervwhefb. bai
?n?
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"Gone over to tlie enemy,"" said tho
ifllcor. 1
The panic of Private John Williams
was entered on the regimental rolls of
tils regiment as o deserter. J
Meanwhile Williams was huddled in
with othet- prisoners of war in tho rear ,
if tho Confederate lines, nwaiting
transportation to Mbby prison at Richmond.
He 8|>ent some' months there,
when, the prison becoming crowded, ?
ictachment of prisoners was sent' to
n stockade prison situated in South.
Carolina. Williams, with others In the |
?me ear with him?a freight car?
laid n plan to escape. One of them had
concealed n enseknife ,on his person
rail during the long hours of prison life
liad occupied his mind Inventing ways
to make n saw of it by nicking the
jdgc. He hau made poor headway until
n fellow piisouer lent ^ him a file.
\fter that the matter wns*easy.
Williams and his friends in the
freight car by means of the improvised
:ool managed to saw through o board
n the floor of the car. When the train
itopped during the night they removed
he board and let tbemselteS down
lirougb tho aperture. Of three men
vho made tho attempt two succeeded
n getting away; the third was shot by
he guard. Williams was one of the
uen who got away, but he and the
ither ran in different directions and
lid not come together again.
An accouut of the wanderings of Prlrate
Williams .would be much the
ame as other escaped prisoners of
ivar from '01 to '65. He traveled
it night and was hidden by the ne
uu>iuk uio uaj. nu compass i
vns the uortb star. He suffered teni>ly-from
exposure and lived on ber-1
Ics. green corn and such other vegeta-1
tie food as. be could And except when
ome kind negro gave him a little corn '
tone.,
Williams In order to escape detection J
ook often to swamp lands. There be
ontracted fever, and when Anally be
ragged himself Into the Union lines
e was placed In a bospltaL
It was about this time that the Unit* j
d States government was beginning
> pay bounties to those who would
nllst This afforded an opportunity
or criminals to secure the bounty and
e8crt. Enough of this warf" done to
ttrnct the attention of the generals,
ud they sought th put a stop to It by
Ting the bounty Jumpers for deseron
and shooting them In presence of
lelr comrades.
It was reported to the colonel of
Dim Williams' regiment that a soldier
"as In hospital who had given that
sme oh being received there. He beune
delirious, but wan no''"r better,
bo poloncl directed .the* surgeon in
large of tbo hospital to send WUims
to him under guard as soon as
a was discharged.
IVk.i I ? .....
m.t ua3 Seen toia nere having been
lefly stnted^o the president, the -wean
handed him a soiled letter to read.
hnd been dictated by her husband,
bo was lylDg 111 at the time, to ona
' those self sacrlBcIng women?both
' the north and the sooth?who gave
[ much comfort to the Sick hnd woundI
of the war. It reconnted his capire.
his escape, his wandering and
ivntlons. ending with a pititful relest
for her to come to him.
hi was helped to go to him by
lends," she added, "and when I %
und him he told me that as soon aa
i was well enough be wonld be shot j
r desertion.'* I
The poor woman had been told what
us true. ITer husband conld at that!
ne got no proof of the story he had |
tell, rils witnesses were all cut-oft
irtn him bjr n bristling line of bayota.
And even If be could bare been
to go to them be would not bare
cn able to find the only witness who
uld clear him, the man who bad cap- |
red blm.. His wife had appealed to
i colonel for *mercy, but he bad Set
i teeth, resolved to stop desertion if '
bad to shoot every man th the army.
Such was the situation that was
Might before Mr. Lincoln by the cry
a bnbo. And It would have bden
im more pathetic bad tba kind kenrtpresident
known when be heard it
it the cry was an unconscious plead:
for Its father** life. Mr. Lincoln
d no proof tbnt the woman's story
s true; he required no proof. He
v a woman pleading for Mr bus- nd-s
life with bis child In Mr arms.
I ire hnd no d?ntro, no ttno, to loroo
mmmmmmrnmaa
Sa^-t^ndOh^;
Fhe Kind You Have
Always Bought
Signature /Au
*
t\ J(v JH
Use
Jr For Over i
Thirty Years
mv i unin
*w? MWTAUW corn****. rnrm wm cmr
tigntc.
"You shnll hnvc your hu*hntul." p
said. 'ntul ho * Jin 11 Imvc hi* jny, wltl
lenve of nbxohre unci transportation f.
lit* hlrtnc."
The ecul of-the scene was toUl In
tln?*e words'by the luesm-nscr who had
Introduced ilie woman to the president
nod tvuV present during thin Interview
of life nnd -Vptli:
"A* he turned t-. hlx desk t?? write
the order the woman nl>so!utoij
lost consciousness of h?w surround I tunIn
her Jo.v unci gratitude. atoml tij.
the president's side. holding the baby
on one arui. while with her disengaged
one she gently stroked the president'* '
ruffled linlr. saying. God blest you; j
God bless you.'" . ^ j
? ;? '
^ For Civio Ctntor Plan. J
' A Riiectnl flection \rna held In 3au
Fraueteco cm the <juextlon of the lame
of $8300.000 of bonds to erect n city
hnll nnd to create n civic renter. By
the extmordlunry majority of 45.120 iu
favor of the proportion to 485 against
It?more thnu 1UW to 1?the- issue was
approved. The rote wus the largest
\_r polled nt 0 special election.
V
SOTICB OF tfUMMONS*
ouite oi iNorin Carolina? County
of Beaufort. In the Superior
Court,* Before the Clerk.
James Brimmage-srs. Beney Hasktns
and husband, Weldon Hashing,
Hiram Brlmmace, Louie Brimmage
and husband (unknown.)
Mary Wallace and husband, Josh
Wallace, James Brlmmage and
Richard Mayo.
To Hiram Biramage, Loaele Brlmmage
and husband, name (unknown',)
James Brlmmage and
Richard Mayot?Take Notice:
You are hereby notified that the
plaintiff has caused to be instituted
In the Superior Court of Beaufort
county, N. C.. a special proceeding
for the purpose of selling for a d'lyilsgin
the lands inherited- oy-parties
to this action as the helrs-at-law of
John Brlmmager deceased, and yon
are farther notified the summons
has been duly issued In said action
against you returnable to Clerk
Superior Court's offloe of Beaufort
countv, N. C., at the Courthouse In
Washington, N. C., on Monday
March 16. 1914. at 10 a. m.. when
and where you.are required to enpear
and answer and .demur to the
petition filed in thtb Vpause of thla
date for the relief theTeln prayed
for will be granted, and a sale of
said protpUeB for a division he ordered.
Wltnens my hand. this February
2. 1914.
oeo. a. Paul,
Clerk Superior Court.
H It Alwaj
says Mrs. Sylvania Woods
...-KcscJ-Sc SSperlenc* ?
RnM tonic. bhe says further:
Cardui, my back and her
yafl thought the pain would kit
KS8 ?o do any of my housework.
L-J of Cardui, I began to feel 111
WG gained 35 pounds, and nov
r" ;] as well as run a- big wate
RSjfl 1 wish every suffering
1 CAR
hb The Worn*
Cj a trial. I still use Cardui <
BNE and tt alwavs does me goc
iajsSjgsfe,
M l? totfE silt,, JBySi,
L-J '"nlc- You cannot make a
M far your trouble. It has be
women lor more than fifty
leaa Qurtit ^ ^ ^ ^
17510?Mn'? fittlo PItf? (FromjFol
I t /l 1?TriVrtrUpol Kn?Ttine? Men
U*. O'Mvi^^tlck I>?oco (' from
. wane)
'TOllt?Tim Dram (Kageae KteW)
Tha Dad (from.Lore Bonn of Cbl
Or. MM P.twa
IT1H8? I. TD. Cock-Coo Clock
Tlwfs^r^'a^Jchantlcieer
DitUee) (Ayoke Terfmne) . ..
t748P?On the Hooey moo. Evprrsx
Victor Military VUnO. f?
Honeymoon Expr^u"?And John.
Hie Junk Men Re*?One^#ep or T
^BO^Stomp^^^Tm-key Trot
17498?Alice Where Art Thou <Ai
^me Into tb. Garden Maud (Tem
17490?Happy Day (Rimbault) (O,
The Predouc Name (Baxter.Doanc
t 7.VKI?Bonny Hotcoh Oh J (West
Army Blue (West "Point 8ong)... .
17-188?On an Afternoon In June (
Helen Clark-Joe Belmcnt.
The Nightingale (J. W. Fulton) (wl
J c? Belmont Uncle
Tern's Cabin (Lampe) (A Dn
way's Band.
' "oiks Up WiUiw Creek?M?rch (C
Tunes
Wo inv:tc You to out s
ords. We carry in stock th
face records. Victroloars S
Russ
VARirr
Made Quit* a DHfarsOca.
MIm Wntsun-LMd Mr. Bnfk say to
yon as I entered the dm wing room last
night. ?lnrn. "Is thnt the beautiful
Utoa Watsoni" Clara-Tes. dear, with
the accent eu the "thaL"-Exchange.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Thp undersigned h*T|ng\hIs day
qcai:.iod before tns Clerk of th? 8cnerlor
Court of Beaufort Cnnntv
I id'ninistrator of the estate of Frank
I A, Harvey, deceased. notice is hereI
by Riven that all claims against fbo
1 -aid estate, dnlr Itemised and verl:
'led. mast be filed with me. or with
J Small. MacLean. Bragaw ft Rodman.
Attorneys, on or before tho Btfi dav
of February. 1916. vr ?kis notice will
| be pleaded in bar pf their recovery
All persons indebted to the said
estate are requertcd to make Immodli
ate payment to the undersign^! .
This 4th dajr ct February. 1914.
Abram Satchwell. Admr..
of Frank A. Harvey, deceased
Small. MacLearwBrogaw ft Rodman.
Attorneys.
l-$- -wp ' .
An Ideal Woman's Laxative
.Who Vrants to take salts, qr cs*
tor oil. whsn there Is nothing bette*
than Dr. King's New Life Plfls foall
bowel troubles. They act getnl' j
and naturally on the stomach and j
liver, stimulate and regulate your
bowels and tone' up the entire syA-,
tern. Price 35c. At all druggtsts.
If. E. Ducklen ft CoT, Philadelphia
er St. Louis. .
A NOTRE DAME LADY'SAPfEAl
To all knowing * sufferers of rheomatlsia,
whether muscular or of the Joint*, rciatica,
lumbogoa, backache, pains in the kidoeysor
neuralgia pains, to write to hsr for a homo
treatment which has repeatedly oured ail ol
at home as thousand* will testify?oo chaste
sussun ".rsrsrj-hoS'a. m
jnte-Mta yon. tor proof addrrgs Mrs. M
fUiron^rH. For ? . "
mr^r^Hrvrvr^wi i
^cf Clifton Mills, Ky.^ln M
"Before 1 began to use feQf
d wbuld hurt to bad. I
t roe. I was hardly able
After taklne three bottles IBI
ce a new woman. I soon I .J
?V 1 do all my housework, IH|
r mill, m
woman would give
duiE
in's Tonic Q
when I feel a little bad, I
side ache, nervousnes%
are sure signs of womanteed
Cardui, the woman's IQI
mistake In trying Cardui k
en helping weak, ailing M|M
' "" * ?;,r
om folk Dura Music) (BurclieoMriuU
(From' Duw of the Poo
<r Victor Military Hand
Morrlu Duh Tunes) (Hharp-Hacllld<h?4),t(BtainB?
-FlnM)*
1. Slumber Song (from Bonn LIUle
& The Hungry Windmill (from Dutch
?Medley Two-step or Turkey Trot. _
y Goae Too"?"Honeymoon Exprom"
wo-efep (Robot*) . ... Victor Military
1C. 1. Btowswt).. Victor Military Band
j. W.Kuiton) (with Bt'rd'wertllni)
th Bird Warblins). .Brno O- 8<il?
cam Picture of the Old oSutt). . Coatore
to hear the New Rec3
full list of 10 inch double
iold on Eesy Terms at
Bros.
r STORE
[EMM
IS I HI
always heallv to pbaibb
IIEAII S KM! I.SKIS.
I ;fj ?? T
Talks It Ano&i His Friends and At
so Writes a Lett**?Cured Hl^
. Son's Cough.
Mr. John O. Bear. Elkton, Vt.
D?r"Sir:?The winter of ltQP'my
son Wtlmer took a deep cold. It
settled on his breast and he wsv no
hoarse ha oould aekroely ulk. Wr
tried different kinds of oousb mad
levies, bnl nothtni did ear food
So'rae parson told me to io to John
Bear's and let. a bottle of roar
Znnlslon. After the tret done op
two It fare relief.. 1 nevar. saw earth's
t act wo qnlckljr. in a tew dap.
he was all rliht. I don't think !
cap he heat tor the loan sad whole
anion. Ton hare (be prlrllets of
uet-ii my name to this nesmaass* I
(loir (or tho good of others.
Yours very truly,
B. B. CoIIrasa.
Now la the time to try tthla Emu!
sion. If you hare not a cough, take
it anyway, as it builds up your system-and
you will be more able to
stand exposure. One dollar a bot
tel or bix for five dollars. Can be
boigli} at Worthy A Etherldge Drug
SUpo.
I : NOTICE OF SALE.*
North Carolina. Beaufort County.
Bichiand Townships?before A
Maro, J. P.
' E. Peterson Company, lac.
?. o'U.
I Pursuant to the attachment.
Judgment, and execution In the abore
entitled action, rendered by A. Maro
Justice of the Reace, In faror of the
^Plaintiff, E. Peterson Company. Inc..
and against the defendant. B. C. Ca.
on, and the property attached herein,
foe the sum of One Hundred Forty
Two and Ninety One-One Hundredth? .
($142.91) Dollars, with Interest. <
and costs.' 1 will soil the property
heretofore attached ahd condemned >
to" be sold, to-wit: -C-A >j
That In ?* ?
land. lying and being In the County
of Beanfort, Statu of Nortfc Carolina,
Richland township, begininng
"at O. W. Leo's corner In the Holtdla
line, and running' with said Lee'r
line South 87 1-2 East fifty feet;
thenco South f 1-2 West twenty-Hoe
feet; thence North 87 1-2 West fifty
feet to<the Holtdla East line: <
thence with said line North 2 1-2
East to the beginning, containing
One Hundred and Thirty-night
square yards, add well known ,'s
the E. C. Catoo store site, which .
said site was delivered to .'the said
E. C. Caton by Will Dunn about two
years ago.
8aid sale to be made si pnh' c antetlon,
for cash to the highest Wdder ..
at the Courthouse door of lJ-aufort
county, at nooa on .Ertnafr, the 6th
day of .'toxch. is hereby
i?twn . $ _
This 81st day of January, 1814. T
u followtr {
?. T. Ormold nn? ol??ri ud *
bottndod ui MM u follow*: On fl
th? north by * irovn r?d; og-'*th /
e,m hy O. r. Ormond; on IhoSoo.k /
hy mrnUoo rlror and oa tho Wont J *
by J. r lrnu It hol<( thn uao J
tan* thin Any tMM l> alt it Jt N
Contour by B. ?. ?aSy. For n 1
Irt aocnrntb Otoorlitlon or nolo T
land yatwonn t. b.roby ?! ? \
Urn I.H.wi 0O? ot Btaate*
onnm'ty U Book 1T?. w II. tMNM \1
l-OTnao* J]
' /"
TOBO TAX PlTtCHASS.
^<te*??wt ?*Mlr
5'cnk;- ??*?' ???,, ?
Monday, |tt day #f MaT i ?,V' TJ
H&fcvaaP
=
drtucnt st.t, tad county tana, r,r
the rwof ltu. du.,? ?!}?;"
T p u^*<1 to the aam??
j. P. Mnrli and (?MM aa Mi.
!puij.r* "
Tk. purtbam ,^4 therefor tin
thV* .?, M,??7 '".* *?*?ther with
the eoata of advertising. ameuntlaa
la all to n.U. wMmaaa*
Tea an further notified that aald '
purohaacr baa duly aaetened iu Old
5 th. Bunka Lumb.r.Co , aid thai
rt-a can radcem .aid pkmtThp tte
jcxmant at aald tax., and charm
allowed hj law. If cam. la paid to
th.ond and food CTr to Oao. B. Blcli.
charts of Beaufort county n ot la
fore Mar dtb, 1(14; and If yhutett
to .redoam the aaato on oo^ before eel*
data, the undertimes will demand
thai the aald chart ft make . a tan
deed for the eajd propertr. "
Thla IPth dir^Jan. ltld. dl
. BURS K A I.UMBBB CO.. 1
? ?? rwiwwr.
1-31-31C.
,
vonn sax nrncuM.
North Carolina?Baaafort Couaty.
To X. 8. Baal#:
Tou ara koraky aoUBxj that o
I nala tor UlM br tleor?a ?. Rlaka.
1 Shorlfr ot Boaufort -county, koM o? .
Boitu, itk tu or Mar. HH. at
12 o'aloak at Ua C eurtkooaa tdor
I of Beaufort eouipr. T. R. Ifodaoa
uurokaaad at laid aula tko proaorty
which wan aoM for dellaqooat Btato
aad Cooatr taroo for tko roar till
doo oa oaM pra*ortr. wfitak traa Una.
od la tko aaoM of N. 8. Xoala. fp- J
eludlnf tko ooot of ?ald aaM aaaoaaV ,
1B( to Odd. " ("
paid proportr la daoortkad aa M- .
Ion: t lota Waoklactoa Kalakta
Too aro forthor oatlAotf that (hi
laid T. *. Bodaaa hao aaolaaad hit
Md to tko Xuroka Linker Co , aad
hat you taa redeem aald aioawtf
by tha tayaoat of tSa taaaa aad .
oortWUownd by law to tha aador laaod,
or to Goo. It. Moke, ihartfi. ,
and If aald radamptioa la normede
by Kar i. 111*. tha undarothaod OrUl
dontaad a Tax Pood lor aald preparty.
Tklo tha lltk day of Jaa. lilt.
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