OR SALB OR WOTT ON EASY
terms t he Joe Leggett Farm. 40
aerea ne?r Bulling* Crooe Roads:
eight ??m to cultivation. plant*
of MmVr. nice ?1x-roorr bout*.
n*f*Vh*wp# tobacco barn
**-? '^-?htegtou-Beaufort Land;
Oommmy. I-S-10tc j
?-%irr im_**TF>ciM4N TO SRT.T
f ??*-*???????* OU? TTon** and Ban*
*?*?.?? B1sr eref
'*? ' rn???nn?f?^ tt?*ntar ComM
??? n?ve1end. Ohio.
?w%w ??r,w or witnt? twr row
nor T W?twr? Farm. B# tn-p*
1# mfl&e from Washington
on Ft net own road, on easy term*
IMrtMB ?qtm to cultivation.
- plenty * of wood and three-roem
dwelling houee. Boo Washier
ton -Beaufort Land Co. 8-8-lOtc.
Not Dteooncerted.
An old negro minister was recently
interrupted la the conrae of hU ier
?on by a loud laugh from one of the
congregation. He stopped bis dls
eourae, and eald: *T)e poatle baa toW
oa dat >r hearty laugh does good Ilk'
Medicine,' hut de brudder is 'specifu
? 'minded dat dls ain't er doctor's p
"*"< 'f -*>?*>? r^i-VY shop" m>
Bverybody whf. Is afflicted wit:
Rheumatlem to any form should b
all means keep a bottle of 81oan*
Liniment on hand. The minute yoi
feel pain or soreneaa to Joint or mo*
eie, hatha Ik with 81oan'a Liniment
Do ndt rub It Sloan's 'penetrate.'
almost Immediately right to the sea<
of paint, relieving the hot, tender
swollen feeling, apd making the part
easy and eomfortable. Oet a bottl
rye SSKK::
? Mnlait colds, aor* ui nroll*
ba^k !f Lot satisfied; but It doee giv
i r Johnson, RfjHdinj
lard. Emblem, Hudsnr
on. and Great Western
:les sold for euh or on
b dty all work fjuaran
bo4r warmth Ml*
M. lnh*)6d with <
W JffW
??*? m? mm _
?Vapo^b
wocssaasAm
TREAT feYEGLASStS TO BATH
Common Method of Relishing Cannot
Bo Kxpected to Remove All the
I T
Do 70a ever give yoar eyeglasses ?
bath? It not, give them a surprise
and aee ho* 70a Uke the result.
Especially la hot weather, who#
dampness and duet form a gummy
combination on the eyelashes, the
wearer of glasaee or spectacles will
And hla vision. apparently, much Im
proved by glring them a thoroug|
washing* daily with soap and warm
water, followed by drying and polish
ing with tissue paper. The gumcdy
substance which oollecta on the lenses
la hot weather cannot be removed by
a mere rubbing with chamois or tissue
paper, and the more huml^ the day.
the more necessary become* the eye
glass bath.
An oculist, who knows the Import
ance of well washed lenses, carried
In his pocket a vial of alcohol. It
takes but a moment to moisten the
corner of a handkerchief and remove
the combination of dust and moisture
from his glasses. Another business
man baa the case of bis glasses Inter
lined with a folded bit of sort tissue,
?ttch as Is used for oopvlng letters In
offices. This Is *0 soft that It Is easUy
(bided Into the small space of the
spectacle case. No 4ust collects on
this as It does oh the velvet lining,
and the tissue interlining 1* renewed
" day or two [
Monterey Held By Carranxa.
Laredo, Texas.? Monterey Is held by
Carranxa troops, according to reports,
which aaltl that Geo. Maclovlo llerrera
arrived tWfre wtth a large force.
When JI'Sirera'B troops approached
Monterey the 'citizens took them for
Villa troops and for a while pande
monium- reigned. General Herrera
lurriedlr sent out scouts who inform
Jd the populace that no Villa troops
vers In- sight and by night cdndiUqns
*e-e &prsoachlng normal again. VII
i'b catturo at Vlvtoria Is seml-ofcl
<a'.'ij cou firmed at Laredo.
Censor Leaves Headlines.
ii?.? After passing through th*
or*6 hands, tho Intranslgean ap
j ed recently with headlines in the
t ct'lomn of an arttcle on Qeraiao
le-smrss. v The signature of the
'er I?on Ball by. also appeared.
v/V '.ntlre text of the story was
Tfia column was aimplj
THE" PRAISR CONTINUES
Rverywhere We Hear Good Reports |
of T>oun's Kidney Pills.
Wasnlngton'is no exception. Every
aeotlon of the U. 8. resounds with
praise of Doan'a Kidney Pills. Thirty
thousand persons are giving testi
mony in their home newspaper*. The
sincerity of these wit hisses, the fact
that they live So near, is the beet
proof of the merit of Doan's. IloroV
a Washington case:
R. B. Wesson. 12 7E. Msin 8t.,
Washington, pays: "Several yeirs
ago I had a dull pain In toy brick
and across my loins. I? the morning
^ was sore and .stiff and fcould ilot
bend tp put on my ahoes. After fit
ting for any length of time. It took
me several minutes to straighten up
again. I also had headaches - shd
Idlssy spells. Finally I procni'ed
Doan'a Kidney Pills and they sored
me of the trouble. I always recoWu
mend Dpan's Kidney Pills to anvdne
f hear complaining <\t weAk Jcldneyp."
Price 6O0. at. all dealers. Don't
imply ask for a kidney remedy ? <*t
. "icin*. Kldtt.r ?m? that
Vr F?.t?r-MI1burn
, 0. Props., Buffalo* N. V. ,
MMiBina or ??
Under and' by virtue of the power',
f sale contained In a deed of triist
?xecutod ny H. Oi Brapaw and Wife
.nd M. <lt Peele and wife on August
"*nd, 1013. the undersigned trustee
fill; on Tuesday. February 16'ih.
'915, et 11 o'clock nooon, sell at
he Courthouse door, Beaufort conn
y, to the hl*h<'8t bidder for cash,
following described property:
\ tract of land In ChncowlnU>
f wn-blp and fn the town of Choco
n't? county of Beanfort and stat?
North bounded as fol
ws:
Beginning at a st*ke on the west
de of the Washington and Now
road a? a distance of IS gafd*
-dm N. C Hnghss* aad J W. Hays'
' thence parallel with ths sSI''
?ad Sonth 4R-We?t M yards to s
I'm; tffehCe parallel With the dl
Mon line hetwe-n UW*' 1nnd* of N
Unrbe* and J W Hb^es North
x d**reea sn<T 18 minute* west ?dft
ird** to a stake; thence North 48
p<mt 23 yards to a stake: thertr
oti'h 58 degrees 16 mlnatse Essl
10 yard*"to the first station: eon-1
alnlng actonl snrvsy, a fraction
?<-ns th.m one-Third ofa n% acre, the
land having besn convoyed to
! C. Bragaw and M. O Poel?. as
xnm.TM Hy rt^ds to them duly re
?i'sfewis
Why low cowpMiT Why put acfes
and acres of land In this legume that |
' wit once conflned almost exclusively
to the South and has now become ope
of the staple <rropa that ia feeling |ta |
way a few miles farther toward tha I
Canadian boundary avery year?
' ) will confess I am a oowpea crank,
says an Arkansaa writer In Fafm
Progress. I don't bar* the Idea that
| I* is the malnatay and tha backbone
of all farming operations, bat I am
I willing to maintain that it will do mora
than any other legume wa hare to- I
ward maintaining onr soil fortuity. J I
| can enumerate a good many reasons
shy every fanner who can grow oo>w
(/enfl ahould grow them.
And among those reasons I want to I
place the maintaining of onr soils ,
first. Maybe they *ra not so aso+s
sary In tha daep^ofl countries, bat In |
shallow soiled ssettons where tha hatd
pan lurks but a few ineheg under the I
surface and the olay ribs of t$a hills,
tfhow after a faw years' cultivation,
tha oowpea la a greater aid tat* any
other one crop.
Take tha root* -and tha stubble.)
What are. they worth In dollars ahd
cenUT If you bought the fertlUty they
pall out of the ah; yoa would pay
from M to M an sofa for ft They are
hamae.- fertility, ranewed rigor, tha
promise of Immediate results and tha
.hope of njany a fatu re yield.
Moat of our soils aravdefldaat la
numus. They hare been ever sfnoo
<?e cut tha timber off tha woadbd
lands or turned undar the original ebd
of deep rooted prairie graaees We
hare neglecta^the bonus side of etU
malntenanoa for a ma of a long day..
Tha cow pea vines, roots and learke
will help to rastora it !<. we will tu^n
them under. If tha pea crop U, turned
under when fall of sap a fed it tha
r height of Its growth It win be worth a.
J great deal to tha lead
"The flag fall from the hands of s
German captain who had received a
*errlble aaber gaah acroes the head
It disappeared for a moment In a tor
motl of horses and struggling mtn
and then we saw It again waved do
flantly by a German sergeant, who
with three othbr men fought them
selves fro*. They retreated shouldei
to shoulder a few yards, and than.
Tlth his back to a tree, the old ser
geant was left alone with the flag
Out he sank to the ground a moment
tater, hla cheat transfixed by a lance
He waa a brave man.
"When we brought the flag back ws
saw In golden lettars serosa its tern,
*?nd blood-stained folds the words
Champlgny 187L' w
Kitchener Addreaees English~"House
London. ? The House of Lords met
a month earlier than the House ot
Commons chiefly to bear from Lord
Kitchener a review of the mlllt^o
operations for the six weeks since
Parliament waa prorogued. While
L&9 speech pf the Secretary for Wai
contained little not already known
it waa listened to with rspt attention
The poors, as' usual, were in thei?
robes of offlce, but beyond this {h?
scene was lacking In tbs usual color
for of the long, rows of peeressea vlr
tually every ona waa In mourning.
COWPEAS TO RJRNISH HUMUS
Sell D*flel?ncy B? RMtorsd M
Crop is Plowed Unde*? Roots
Qo to Consldsrable Depth.
German (Hp Sunk.
Bnanoa Alran.? La Pram pnt>llnW?.
tha aroptr that an ?Kunim K?.
takan plara off Rio Oranda 4*1 Koitt
BtnU, batwaan tha British h?ttl<
crulaar Von de Tann, adding that thi
Von dor Tttfn hu baan auk.
Villa LloV? Carranxa fai-oaa.
twado. Tar? Oarraoi* troop, iv
dar Onarai Antonio vniaraal i-i>4
Maclorlo Herrara hara boan 4mI?|Vf
It data* tod br tha foroaa of Oonarn
Vlliat Baitlilo, Mirloo, and ara V*
treating toward Montarar with ?><
Villa foroaa In cloaa pnrault. Aaotlla
?ngagamant la axpaotad at MontarV
Tha defeat of tha Carraaaa armr j It
eal4 to haae reeoWed from a teletn
daratandtnK of ordara tha troopa of
VtlHraaJ and Harrara baoomlng 4a
morailaad aftar pnalUav* of ad ran tag*
IITWIEN adv.
OIPARTM INT
AND MILITIA l? RKA30N.
OFFICERS BEGIN MOVEMENT
Will Try to Held Organisation TV
Qether UntH New Ooverner Comes
Into Offlcs.
Colombia, 8. C. ? Governor BImn
has disbanded the South Caroline on
, ganlsed mill tie. ThlrtjHme com par
nlea, comprising approximately 2.000
officer* and men, are affected. Die
agreement between the governor and
militia And war department official*
on the organisation and equipment of
troope was given aa the reaaon for the
action.
MUltla officers began a movement
to pitovedt complete disorganisation
Telegrams *#ere sent to South Caro
lina members of Congress at Wash
ington requesting that the? use their
Influence to have the war department
Vlay asking the return of $200,000
voi th of supplies loaned the troops.
Governor Blease wlfl retirt January
19 and Governor Manning, his succes
sor will be asked to re-Instate the sol*
diers.- b?." ?
While Mr. Msnnlng has not yet In
dicated what action he wfll take, it
waa considered certain by militia of
fleers that h/ would rescind the actYon
of Governor Blease.
Adjutant General Moore has gone
to Washington to confer with war
Department 'officials on the situstlon
Governor Blease explained in hit
order disbanding the troops that the
secretary of war and the secretary
of the navy asd Adjutant General
Moore of South Carolina on one side
and himself on the other, prompted
him to take this step. These differ
encee, he said, resulted In serlour
breeches of discipline In the mllltls
corps.
"The present governor of the State
of South Carolina is of the opinion
that it will be unfair and unjust on hit
part to turn over to his successor' ir
office the mllitls of South CaroL^^^i
Its present condition," the ordo?3H |
The controversy between GoverAo
B'ease and Adjutant General c-Mo#r*
waa said to have been the result o>
the governor's refusal to sign certain
orders and official papers presented
I to him by the adjutant general.
tor Co*
Lansing
Ing the
so oal attention
who reeriaed
minute car*.
Aa the data! lad point of view
tha Unltad State* tm tha no marc
specific caaas of detaatleaa and aala
uraa of oargoea bad been set forth tn
A serlee of emphatic protean moat of
which have gone unheeded, tha com
munication waa oouched la general
term* oorering tha entire subject of
the relatione between tha Unltad
8 {alee and Great Britain aa affected
by the letter's naval policy, consider
ed hlghy objectionable to this goru
ment
The note d>etarat at the outeet that
the representations are made in
friendly bplrit but that the United
Statee oonslders It beet to apeek In
terma of frankneea leet alienee be
construed a? an acquleecence to
policy of Great Britain which Infringe*
'.be rights ' American cltisena an
der the lawe of the natlona.
Slnco Franc* baa virtually adopted
the aame pollclea on contraband aa
Great Britain todav's note la a state
rent Intended for all members of tha
Triple Entente.
The documenta point out that com
plaints on every aide and public
criticisms In the United 8tatee holl
the Britlah policy aa directly reapon
sible for the deprassk>n In man?
Vmorican Industries. Selmbursement
done for cargoee unlawfully detained
or seised, It atates, doea not remedy
the evil a? the chief difficulty la' the
moral effect, on American exporters
ho are reetralned from taking riaka
or hazards which In no caae ought to
surround legitimate trade betwa
the Statee and other n^'
GANGRENE MICROBE IS FOUND
Amsrlean Ambulanoe Service 8ur
fleons In K re nee Make Dleoovery
ef Greateat Imports no*.
PariB ? a microbe oaualng gangrene
tn bullet and ahrapnel wounds ha&J
been dlaoorered by Drs. James Scar
?ett and Gaorgat Desjardlns of the
American ambulance strvfoe.
E?viou?ly Initial ^rttaree all were
?Mfce, leading to tha^ belief of aden>
VPPoi.it tba disease' waa cauaed not
by a tingle germ, but by a combination
germs. After much research and
axiierlmentatlon on horaea and guinea
pig a, 'a single bacillus baa been dlscov- ;
?red and tsoiated ind tba serum Is'
*lng prepared by Dt. Heart Wetsberg
>f the Paataur Institute.
The discovery is expected tn medics,
lrcles to have world-wide importance
The serum Is being Injected Into pa
lants on tfee battlefield In the early
;ta~es of tiifeotlon,' obviating am put*
Ions and preventing a great ioea o*
4ft*.
Jforth Osrollas, February Term,
r ioib ? Beaufort Ooaut? ?wp?rior
Court.
GEORGIA BURNS
Agatuet
HARRY BURNS
To tha Defendant above named:
Ton are hereby notified that an
action entitled fee abuna baa bean
Instituted a gain ft you In tba Super
lor Court of Baaafort county, where
in the plaintiff Is asking for i di
vorce from bed and board. .
Tou are further notified that ?
complaint tn said notion baa b^M
duly filed. Tba summons In sdld
action la returnable at tba Ocirt
House at Wbefafuglton, N. O., en
tba lBtb day of February. lMI.ebd
you are required appear afld fin
swer 'or demur to tba complaint
therein or tha relief demanded Will
be iran tod
This 7th a?r of )?. me. <?'
0*0. a. pact.;
Clerk Slpwln Court
1-8-4*0.
ADMI*IHTBATORS NOTICE.
Notlo* I* bw?kr tlm that th?
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if>?4 u *4mtaM?ter ?< W. B. Htn.
dMHNdi lat* at B??nfort connlr.
?d< *11 pinou koMto# ofltfc,
n*ato*t th? Mid nUU will >T?i?t
Ik* *u? ?? a* 4(17 wIM wltkta
on* r**r from thli UH or tkla ?o
(In will k* I* ft*r of thWr
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Ik* a*lt Mtei* win |t*M? Mk* Iti
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ThH On. n. 1*14.
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Shows Every Payment And Eli
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When rhe Sun Shines
and when the wind comes, or the rain or
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same.
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Ftaat Insurance Agents In
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prices on Flour. Full line of
heavy and fancy^groceries.
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The Electric Shop, wm. Kmght.?Mgr
Aeteett* Kid*.
If* wU nine y*rvold end praetlaifc
?d ae he cam* homo from Sunday
school the mjrtnf of the Bun fey
tobool lecson fen upon htm. The lee
?on *?* about the three men cist
at* the h Using fernece. The tascber
nad made It very plain- 8hadraeh.
tfeehech end Abadneffo were their
**a?e, end by the power of r&lth they
nd been leeueed trvm the fiery fit
cotamed: The story *m pest ell cota
pelfoaskm. It wee e miracle ? - en Old
reet aatent mlrscle. ?'Tell you whit
?other," be edded, after txplalnlhj
*e marrebae lasaon the best he kniw
tie, Ikek iii sura three asbestbs
d*r
importance of Wsy.
Flay lr. an narncit tblnf tn cbli^
hood, never a trivial matter. Tho
Dlay activities of cblldr?D bar* a
meaning winch tho world Is beginning
to understand. Parent s aro realising
no re and mori that children's play Is
?ot merely for run, bnt for health,
?trength, mental development and tho
ati'.idtpg of oharacter. Every homo
?bould provide Interest tn plsy and
recreation for boys ar o girts. Part of
tbe~prone/U-d*y methods of bomo train
ing alms tn do Ibla. Tho ho mo- made
kindergarten Is not a difficult thing
V? a motner to tquduct. thus making
work buq play a benefit and a gallgbt
o tho ebildroA.
Pot mf ahtf T? ? Hob-Mark Warrior RoUmt Boom km boon
Mil iWM, and ooM ri?ht to M? K th. n?t IWm ??ldii?r >?<
Motors mhakhn aaM ?? to maka Dim boon nuinchw, mon
wtoimiH, and tonflor miH tlton mr brfora.
Hob- Mark Womot Sabbat Boot, on mad* of Atat-cada pan ta
tabbaf, A-l taatad dotik? ninfatcad tkraa?MM'-Md Hi?4 trtth rt.
m woo) not.
Alwya b?r Hob- Mm* Rabbat Pootwaar. Daalata who aall k M?
tka bM of avarptMa*
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