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H THURSDAY. OCTOBER It. lSlf. ,
I DEMOCRATIC TICKT :
L v * 1
United St*tea Sedtttor: 1
LEE S. OVERMAN, ?
Rowan County.
|K. Kembar of tho North Carolina Cor|
poratlon Commission: 1
JJDWARU L. TRAVIS, . 1
Halifax County. '
Judge of tho Superior Court of tha '
First Judicial District: 1
g WILLIAM M. BOND,
Chowan Caunty.
K*w '
Judge of tha Superior Court of tho
Ri Second Judicial District.
OBOROB W CONNOR,
jgv Wllaon County.
br fodge of tho Superior Court of the
Fifth Judicial Diatrlot:
HARRY W. WNEDBEI,
Fill County.
Judge of the Superior Court of the!
Sixth Judicial Dlgtrlct:
OLIVER H. ALLEN,
Leaoir County.
[" Judge of tha Superior Court of the
Eighth Judicial Dlatrlat:
GEO ROE ROUNTB.EE,
, fraw Jiamorer Ca^|n|y. *
fadge af tha Superior 4s Jirii-Yhe I
Ninth Judicial Dlatrlat:
CHATHAM C. LYON,,
Hladaa County.
Judge of tha Superior Court. of the
Tenth Judicial District. .. 1
WILLIAM A. DBVIN
Granville County.
Judge ot the Superior Court af the 1
Twelfth Judicial Dlstrlot: 1
THOMAS J. SHAW,
nllfori Ceoaty.
Judge o# the Superior Coort Of the '
Fourteenth Judicial District:
WILLIAM r. HABDIMO,
Mecklenburg Oeuity.
Jud?? of 1)10 Suporlor Oovrt of the 1
Sixteenth Judicial Distrlet: 1
JAMBS L. WBBB,
jaeralaud Oouaty.
formr cowman 9oafreaeto*al Histriel:
JOHV H- IU1U*
emufert Canity.
Senator* Seeoad Senatorial Blitrlet:
1AWTW STUBBS.
v ?JJ? uiirn
Representative Beaufort eimty:
, JAI V IIATf
'" CUerh Superior Spurt:
;.4 t|OMI A. FAtTL.
Sheriff: x
WH4UM B. WINPLST.
* ft Repieter ef Beads:
OIL WE IT RUHLIT.
r'.
_ *
rreaaurer: *
ELIJAH R. MIXON.
U
Cemtr;
JOSHUA TATLBB. c
?_ b
Ceunty Burrtyor;- ,
i L. If. ROSS. \ tc
' _ ' U
County Connotation* :
W. . SWINDELL, H. CHtJRCHTLL K
DRAGAW, W. H. WHITLWT,
CHARLES P. AT COCK,
W. S. ?. BBORN. V
a*"*""1 4
CORSTmrriOS NEEDS revision ?
North Carolinn it tht only Stat*
in the whole South which tUIl hens'
on to the State Conttltutlon imposed
j upon It during Reconstruction deyt,
? Conttltutlon which to thla day
callt Confederate aoldlera "Rebolt"
and the Civil War "Rebellion."
?* ?b" *
T* 'i viiinvvf - v ? iV'
Fl
l*r*y d MmU 1W> Ik. |
Hafke* WsaM Dm. M
Oaa HdH Om ?s
Imra^
1 4.n-*
Poncyton, Hj.?t? tofmllag al tecs
ma Ok place, Mr. A. J. Ra^na
atOta as loUsaa: "I waa tows wlUi
-'- ' I,.. .Ma In i- Am eK\ - a
nwnwn iiuibjiu nr uvw V'/ # cprs, br*
would kaaa ndt lis lacks as to*. at
Urns, flat I MaagM aawtp 1 would He.
I trial dgktaat traalaieats, toll ther
Dd not seen to do ma aagr goad.
I got m bad, 1 cauM not eat or sleep
ud an my Meals, except otM, IhoagbK;
would die. Ha advtaed bm ta try!
medlerd's raack-DnuigM. aad vll|
came into existence through the
Uegal Totos of Ignorant negroes, led
>7 self-seeking aliens," an Dr. J. G.
leR. Hamilton says. Mora than a
ourth of the members were "Carpet-;
>aggers and negroes.
Shall we say that such a eonranlon
was better prepared to say what
s best for the people of North Caroina
fifty years later than the dulyj
elected representatives of' the peo>le
who submitted the present conititutlonal
amendments last yearT
WHO PREPARED THE AMEND.
ME NTH T
For a commission on constitutional
amendments the Legislature
of 19IS picked from its membership
n committee of its ablest and wisest
men representing both political parties;
E. L. Daughtrldgs, A. D. Ward.
E. J. Justice. R. A .Daughton, A. T.
Grant, Jr., A. D. Ivie. T M. Washington
George W. Connor, R. L.
Haymoro, R. R. Williams, E. R.
Woolen, Henry , "A. Page, W. A.
Deris, H. W. Stubbe, and C. S.
Wallace. Governor Craig added Dr.
H. Q. Alexander, D. Y. Cooper, J.
W. Bailey. A. M Scales and<N. J.
Rouse. This commission prepared
fourteen amendments, but the-I^eglelature
reduced the number to the
-fiow offered.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
DO NOT INCREASE TAX RATE.
A number of men hare been say- ,
tng that it removes the restriction
on the tax rate. As a matter of facti
A says as distinctly as the English j
language can say a thing, that the
present 06 2-3 cent limit on State {
and county taxes must continue; and'
what is more it fixes a limit on city
axes, where no limit has heretofore
sxisted. The men who have aald
that the amendment left the Legislature
free to run up tax rates wore
probably only ignorant, but in any
mse they have shown themselves to
je men you can't trust for informsJon
and guidance about the amendments.
,
WHAT ARB THB CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENTS? ,
The ten amendmonts. which tho
>eopie of North Carolina are to vote
'or or against on November 3, are
is follows:
1. To change the term "War of
he Rebellion" wher^ used to "War
between the States."
2. To increase the compensation
>f members of the General Assembly
0 1360 per session, and decrease
heir mllega.e
2. To limit local, private and spatial
legislation by the General Aeembly.
4. To change the day of inaugnating
the Gevernor.
B. Te prevent delays in trials by
rovidlng emergency judges.
6. Removing obsolete stations
rom the Censtltntien.
7. To revise and reform the sy?>m
of revenue and taxation,
t. To pretest special charters to
orpnrations by the General Aesem1
i.
9. To prevent special. charters to
iwni, cities and incorporated vtlges.
10. To require six months* publi.e
hool term.
WOMEN IN THE WAR ZONW
Women in Normandy are in tho
?lds garnering the crops the men
PKMOTRATIC wiakhvo. I
ON. T. W. BICKETT.
Belharen, Tneedsy, October 20tb, I
Aon. M 8. WARD. I
Blount'a Craak Man*?T. No-r?iak?r I
?, at p. m. I
ON. 8. C. BRAOAW.
Balkaraa, Ncrm^r tat. at ?II
JDLL I,
1
tetabb iWm, telKx; ; 'jllHil
urconlldCKgi.il .
I hive n> been UkU* Bl*ck-Dnu(U <
lorBuw mite, ud it hu cured me- t
tural tedteam aw ltd tkk te^actei 1
teMiteaMutexiL
I n K thankful tar wfiat Black- :
Drteghl hte dona loc ma."
1WM1 Black-Draught tea bcca
toted a Very valuable medicine lor deraaganutea
of lha aloaucb lad Brer. B (
is caaapoaed of pun, Ttfatable hate,
oonteo no dtetcrete lasrcdianta, and
l-ate gtnHy, ytt rural?. It tan be freclj j
?e*d tor route ?d aid, ted ahoidd be ,
1Q lo every Ikmll? chert.
| On a package today. j
Pair a quarter. te e
left uncathered when called to war. :
In the J?aris shop* and marked
I women are seen doing the work of
I the men who hare been mobilized. t
I They are seen skillfully driving cabt c
and public taxis, doing duty as con <!
ductors In tram-cars, working a* j
switchmen, delivering mall and in a y
hundred other new and unusual oc- (
cupatlens, and all la a gracious, help . :
ful spirit proving the competenc;
I of the sex when the necessity arises j
I in any and all fields of endeavo'
I and usefulness.
N .
"Today as never before womai} It
I called upon to take up the cause o 1
I women in indnstrv." says Mrs. Ed 1
win a Knapp In the Roman's Na .
Lionel. Weekly. The women wage j
earners of this country aro worth:
of the sympathy and support of th ?
seven million women not in the flelc \
o_X Industry." Most surely this I
true, particularly as fete may tore
the anticipation ef these women li |
the fight for existence as nn^pect j
edly as It has done throughout Eu
rope. '
A NOTRE SAME UlT'SAmAl '
To all kaowias Savers of rtwaiNtlsm, J
whether muscular or of the Joints, sciatica, 1
lambagos, backache, palna in the kldosyw or t,
neuralgia pains, ta write to her for a home i
treatment which has repeatedly cured all of .
these torture*. She feels it her duty to eend <
It to all sufferers FBKK. Tos curs yourself 1
at home as thousands will testify?no change
of climate being necessary. This simple
discovery banishes uric acid from the blood. I
looeens foe stiffened Joint*, puriflee the blood' ,
and brighten* the eyee, girfog elasticity and '
tune to the whole system. If the above ?
interests you, for proof addresa Mrs. M. <
Summers. Box B, Nstrs Dsur .. Xnd. j
Desth After Victory.
A railway man just out a Id a Mitchmn
station has found a barn owl with its
claws firmly embedded In a rat's nee):
lying dead on one of the rails. The I
bird had evidently been struck by r
trafn as It was about to fly eff with
its capture. Owlr. are common in the .
neighborhood as the station is sur
rounded by treed; and there are num c
bars of rats in the vicinity, wklcl 1
make a practice of Mcklng the fat of t
the railway points.?Lopdon Mail. j
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that th<
| undersigned has this day duly quail
j fled ai executor under the Last Wtl
and' ^Testament of Alfred Godle:
and wife, Lucy Oodley, deceased
i - ? vwuuir. ttuu ?n per
sons holding claims against the said
estate will present the same to me >
i dbly wetffled; within one year from 1
the 4*te.nf this notice, or this notlc< .
wlllbq "pleaded in bar of thelr#(je . ! I
covery. All persons indebted totthrsaid
-estate will please make lnrroe
rflats payment. . fill d
This September J?, 1?14. _
WAAC 1. CLARK. I
Ml-lwt. ' ExiflOtpr, ;
.. , :m
In, ilc *
Chlakani. r.?4-. . .. 10O?0- *
Cblckeni, erown 10c to lie U
Bk?rlliii........1.u..ll>1l< *
Lamb tklaa. ?eh 0Ml d
Shaap aklae. aacb ...loom >
1m?u 'J- Uo
Tallow ... .,' ...*? ... 4c .
Dry dial kldaa. par ....... lie
Daaacad dry bidea. par lb.. < toioc n
Waal, kmy .,<,.,..,,it..llOUc V
Woo), Ire? from bnrr.. . .lie to lie k
IAm terkayi, par lb. lir ?
<? ?? SOc
Orca* aalt bldoi .... .... .. lie .
Dry celt hldaa 11c
Daar skta. oalt It.
Lamb skiDi, oaoh Id (MIX
Deer ekta. Oaa.. ...... ,,..IPe
Announc
Tq the Gopd Cbure]
Washington:
VTs wish to say e
to udit yon la mal
arrangements te enta
. hvmdred ministers,
1sttore who will ntU
eace of the Eastern !
u.. e, to tho ood tl
li II an r bat I
a who reEXTIUUttebT
LOW- FARE8
lerfolk Bt>?tk.m R. n, lacludt, ?e
Idmlaidon to Ik* Fair Grounds.
Tlekel* on s*lo October 11U to
14th. inclusive, tod returning re*nh
rlglusl etnrtlng point until mldilgbt.
October ?th.
Ask reur ticket stent (or somilete
tnformetlon.
(. S. tJEARD, J. r. MITCHELL,
lee. Test A*t, Trsr Psss. Sgt.
Norfolk, Ve. Raleigh. N. C.
==
NOT1CB OF 8AI.lt.
.7.
By rlrtu? of the power of eale conained
In.a deed of truat to me exeuted
^by A. B. Swindell and wife,
lated January 8th* 1811, snd.recordd
la the Register's office of Beauen
county, In Book 174, page 11,
vhich la hereby referred to, the unlersigned,
aa trustee, will aell at
tabllo auction, for cash, to the high at
bidder, at the Courthouse door
t Beaufort county, on Wednesday,
he 21st day of Odtober, 1914, at
toon, the land* situated In Richland
ownshlp. Beaufort county, described
is follows:
In the town of Royal, North Carolina.
being lots Numbers one, two
md three on the map of the said
[own. Which Is reeorded in the said
Register's office, in Book 161. page
111, and Is hereby referred te; oomuonclng
at the southwestern corner
>f lot Number tme. aa shown on thr
aIU iamy, UU uie {BHD rOBQ tDQ rUnilng
with the hM read westwards
o the run of Hirttfield Swamp;
hence, down the neater of the eatd
iwamp to Dublin Canal and iwamr
!ar enough eo that Albert Rodman'?
jorth line will intersect said line,
hence with Albert Rodman's
fee to Wlndley afreet. It being thr
itre#t in front of Albert Rodman'r
loute; theaee, ap eald street t<
tugUetus^ Vine's northeast cornet
ind westwardly with said Augnstnt
fine's north line to his northwes'
jbrner; thence south with hla wee*
ine', O. W. Myett and Ida Bynum'r
Inee to the northeast corner of lo
dumber one; thenee with the north
uid west line to the southwest cotler
of lot Number one, which boun
larlea are -intended to Include al
>f the lots that the said Abranswlndoll
bought from W. T. Hud
tell In the town of Royal.
This September list, 1S14.
J. E. HUDNBLL. Trustee.
NOTICE.
'o the Tay-Payere of the City ol
Washlogton, N. C.;
j The tax books for tho city ol
Nashlngton, for the year 1?14. arc
iow open for the collection of taxea
These taxes are due and payable in
he office of the City Clerk, or tc
r. P. Flynn, Tax Collootor.
The Tax la As Follows:
On each male resident of the citj
r ho has attafned the age of twenty'ide
years, a boll tax of #4.50.
Property Tax.
Upon all personal property and
oal estate, there Shall be a tax of
I AO for each and every one hunred
dollars of the gs"???d Talus
ion thereof. ,
S Distribution of the Above.
' >.- I. acme OQ one nundred
atlnre yaluetfon, for genemr school
urpowi. Boron cents on the one
haired dollars, school bond Interest
6A sinking fund. Seventeen and
InftyDve one hundredths eente, In
west on thlrty-yang bonds, and
Inking fund on ' esma. Fortyarea
sad thirty-nine one hunredtha
eente on the one hundred
ollara/Isterest and jinking fund on
fly-rear bonds Seven and etxtyn
one bendredtha, jm the hnndred
oilers Tslnatlon, Internet and elnkig
(and. pa the limited refunding
ends Twenty-nine cants en the
uadred dollars Talnatlen. for gen
ral corporate purposes. Total one
oiler and one-half, on the tetal
tlnation for all purposes.
This October ath. Hit.
W. 0. ATKM. Olty dlark.
tt-g-ieta -"'tf.i
:ement.
h Paopu ?( ]
stand ready
ting temporary
rtaln ths many ' JF*(? I "
derogates and * *
ind the confer- I
North Carolina I
if the If'. B. I
i will be'held II
kal^ on ne aid i? I
at ample profor
ML - I
ri^i gi .
New Bern,
OCTOBER 27tt
- It WiTI Be Biager and
SPLENDID RACING. PUBJ
Latest attractions
Cheap Excursion Rates
Special Trains every hour
ger Station at New Bern dil
For Prefcnluhi List or other
CLYDE E&Y;
Nciv Ben
~ i
Ntmcis By sAnk ~
Under and by virtue of the poorer
of sale contained In a certain deed
of trust made and executed--on November
20th, 1818, by John P. Fellers
and wife, Ruby Fellers, to Edward
L- Stewart, Trustee, which said
deed of trust U duly recorded In
the offlce of the Register of Deeds
for Beaufort county. In Boqk 180, 31
page lit, the undersigned Trustee. R
will, on Thursday, the 16th day of(u
uctober, mi?, at is o'clock, noon,
at the court-house-door In Washlag- T'
ton, N; C.. offer for sale, to the O
highest bidder, for cash, the follow- tc
ins described real estate and other c
property* to-wit:
FIRST?That certain tract or parcel
of land lying and belnf In the 61
county of Beaufort, State of North
Carolina, and more particularly de- j,
scribed as follows, to-wit:
11 that certain piece or parcel
of land situated just northeast. of, 09
and outside the corporate limits, of
the city of Washlnston, In that n
suburb thereof known aa Washlnston
Heights, and being composed of m
all that portion of Washington H
Heights which lies on the east and "Si
southeast side of Maple street, and p
on the sooth and southwest side of
Penn avenue, extending from Maple
street to Rnny&n's Creek, and from
Penn arenne to the line of the ladd m
of 8. Fleming, and Including the ?
whole of what are designated as g
Blocks 20. 39 and 40, In the plan I
of said Washington Heights, re- *
corded In the office of the Register J
of Deeds for Beaufort county .
SECOND?All the timber of every 1
kind, character, and description of.
and above the slse of ten Inches in
diameter at the base when the same
may be cut, now standing, or growing,
or which may he standing or
growing during the ensuing term ofBve
years from July 17th. lfll, 0
upon the lands herein afier de- _
scribed, to-wit:
Lying and being in the oonnty of ?'
Beaufort, State of North Carolina, 8
adjoining the lands of Samuel W.
Boyd, Jr., and others, end bounded
as follows, vis:. lJ
Beginning in the old John Latham, *
deceased line, at a marked tree, runs is
north 14 east to the east edge of the 0i
swamp; thence a northwardly direct
tioa with the ?4gw of ths swnmp to
tho William 8. Grist Hoe; thsnca 111
north <6 west to the north edge of N
Ceberne Brunch. thence with the A
edge of Roper Swamp to Robert B. ?
Woolurd's line; tbenoe with hl? lino 8
south 39 weet to-^bfi. west side of tc
tho swamp; thence-with the weet p
edge of the wggflfjS a ditch at f.
W-. Boyd's swamp field; thence with ^
the Mid ditch an ttfttwardly direc- el
tlon to the corner-of said field:" ti<
thence with the east side of eaid te
field, a eonthwardly direction to the
I acock'a patent line; thence with eaid'
line to the sftnth edge of the ewamp;
thence with the edge of the ewamp pi
to Jno. Jacock's patent line; tieneft
with eaid line to the beginning, containing
fifty acre*, more or lehs. '
Sawing and excepting from the el
operation of this deed all>f US oak.
Juniper, and cypreee thnbef 'bhlch .
is now, pr may be hereafter standing
or growing on Said lands and
prfMliee
AUo ,11 of the UHmntt, prirtItdiH)
right, of war, and powara M
granted la a deed (or the abor* "I
deasrlbed timber and easements Pi
from 8. W. Bord and wlfa, dated la
J?ly: tTth, lilt., to Carolina Cooperate
Company, which aaid deed la
duly recordad la the offlce of.the
Reflater of Deeda for Beaufort
eoaaty. In Boek 171, para ,18. _
THIRD?Thoae certain rights of ?
way aad easement, that are par.
tleularly dearrthed In a daad from 8. /Flaming
to Atlantic Maonfn'cturlor i.
ft Stava Company, which aaid deed
la duly recordad In fha o?lce of the
Register of Deeda lor Beaofort _
aouaty In Boek 1*4, para t, to which h
refareuca la harehy had tor partlcnlara
of doaerlptlon.
Default harlna tees made In the _
payment of thn iota, secured by aaid I
deed of truat and applleatlan having *beea
made to the nederetrned truete*
by the bnnn flldeaHolder of aeld
note, tar a for-closni*- proceeding.,
thle sale la kald fMall.fr eaid. In
dehtedaaaa.
Thta nth day ef Seetember. 1414
FDW. L. STBWAltT.
lll-lwt Trnatea.
. *'
1ES AGGREGATE >2,000
i & amusements
I OVer All Ralltoato.
frobv the Union Passen etl
to the Fair Grounds
ihforinktlob, address,
Gen. MbKi
I v, isa. t
~*aST ,
ound Trtf IUU to Raldfh, N. C
VU tha Atlantic Coast Line Rail I
mart, the Standard Railroad ol
the Both. InclndhNl Ih. li Inn
Into Fair Oroanda, October 17th
124tb, tnrlurtre.
I On account of the North Carolina
ate Fair, the Atlantic COMt Una
atlroad. the Standard Railroad ol
> South, haa plaaad Into affect tbli
XT low round trip rate to Ralolih
ur patrons and frlenda are Inrltad
> take thta opportnnttr to Tlelt tht
apltal, and to partial pa to In thli
oat Intareatlhff and Inatrectlrt
Tickets on aale October lTtk-Sdth
iclnatre, limited retarnlna to read
rlglnal atartlnff point not later thai
ildnlffht of October <?th. lilt.
Children between agea el 6 ant
1 rears, half faro,
spend a dar with old Irleada al
to Carolina State Fair,
it t. CRAIO. T. -0. WH1TB,
aas Traffic Man. Oon. Paaa AtX.
[. WUaon, N. 0.
10-slftc.
HAVK TAB SKUnOtlDf ' j
The rofflitralloa boeka o panel
c to bar 1 la all the p redacts u
eaufort conntr. and will rmnali
pen tor twontf dan. oaolnalva ol
IBday*. '
Every Democrat la Beanfort ?oon
r who has failed to register In th<
\9t, or who bM last heaome of ag<
rged to see that hie same geti
i the hooks.
i To bo entitled to register, you
ust bo tl years of ago en or before
ovomber 3, 191ft. The law retjuirei
residence of two yeani ta th<
t*?o, fix montha la the county, ut
lur month! la the ward or precinct
eeedtng tbn cleclloa tar. Bear,
ireon who haa mored from on* pro
net to another etcee the Inat eleein.In
No rem her, 1*11, moat reglet
in the precinct of hi* proaont
S;i i-w'r.j"
Reglatrara wUl alt at the polling
aeea an each Saturday daring the
gletretlan period from > a. m. to
p. m. The regie! rare for the ally
! Waahlngton are:
flrat Ward?T. H. Darle.
Second Ward?E. K. Whitley,
third Ward?W. W. IatggeU.
fourth Ward?n. H. Derta.
jfrery rotor redding In the newly
taWlahed precinct of Wnahtngten
ark moat reglater In order to rote
the Noretnber election.
Chairman Bom. to. Com.
10-5-t.f.e
look With Gas
leat With Gas
tight Wiph Gas
His better than any
other fuel. It is the
price it was before
the war.
I .* Offloe oT^r J. K. lIoyt'B .tore.
I Eicopt Monday a?d Tueaday
?. . -i
1 DO. ERNKH'C W. DV.NN, 3
l> OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
Cbreele lsd Nmrni Dlnaaia
. a Specialty.
T- Hotel Lcralae?
( Tuesday, 11:00 a. m. to 11:10
I 1:00 J>. m. to 4:00
; 1:16 p. a. to 1:10
Thnrad&r. 4:30 p. m to?:?0
1 7:10 p. m. to ?:??
J Friday. ?-l?:I0. 1:101.II
1 "? >. ?
i . fs; jSP
i
limn U Mn
W. U Tmmgmmm
booionb a voraua
twmiyjMar.
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