rn: smkvt ursixr-ss.
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with violating titles 1 3 ct Ik
United State Sutulra barlsg to 40
with art of hostility aalr.tt tbr
: KeTernroeni !is which ffc VnU
ft.iking of Dry I ton- In' j?UU It at peare.
MMMO ItTIKt:
iCt5fS34 fft?m r ace I.I
tte4 artkSet of pri n-tH$ is:
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-This -srneni o
;i fn-l
,-:;- l.iila:ure of North
j making ?he taxpayera
that th object to paying
t fAxre to run th'r govern
t br.iu.' they are taxed to
it many extravagant and un
, thing, and. besides, by a
It 1 alleged that iiafN?;Ti tou&4
atnobg their personal electa Indkat-
by the r) 1 l"ai areata meo --re pre
paring to organize a sjlliury ci.
dUlon from f'orton HUo agate!
t&. bo ro3fet.fy a&4 as art It I that
is ronlf!Ie4 ty or, of th vor?
TW Cof5ft
TV-a trai
Sactoltomingo. They were arraign
ed before the United Sutw Cosisi.
gloner. The hearing mx potpot4
and the court demanded bond of 7,
000. This vrai not jeft'en by the
f K.J I m
frtsft that er etlftS, - cat
lfcr!dd la the o-a2t-4 fe UL t-4itr CarUa : TSm rs?$6;tyg sr; t Wilsaftr.
yrtrday. hi3 a awpjr r-:-05 castar. Sum. cf aa4 m3!)ua Wtt i5itfe4 ?
porter enifrfj lradtr tn4r-K4a at-tlos of verts die ta t$nr.a4 tittf alsf t&- iim UU
uctioa to thi Ko!kabi om!ki8. ;. ifiwtt oor atas4i Uo3t alcvr Wsbitjia, C5BiM
Mr. Cc4eroo4 repl!.e4 that he di ! raraikl ia the hiftory f rer5&uMer a4 Stro 9it4 ? r4e
tsot iaf lacte ajar itsonx tat nKJ tmiy year or o axoi ?or tte & Oralis Cl.l?
Ci4sri tHl --Rte4e4 a" f i t-aSt f
jatrsotism and honor and can!10 ,m? apreme Court for a rlt of
! any more to value our, hab-a corpua.
on the fre Ht It aa aath as ' . tfcer u foc4 tjmlt' e-omsssoaljr I UrKlli dirst4
ircportaat arutie tor raimc revenue 35 cosrrrsit tse etiitrsr mui irate f.k: 3 fer Wl!is..tsrs
1 j
, ! o M-em to tninK we aaTe4""'H" uu wiDK oeia. applies for Ike Government. The retrter of iarh dlaeaa: bat rartieI!r !! t
I
rty In glvini? In our tAX.j
.:a thltik of William the; JI KOHS Foil HiHKIUL OlfllT.
r ir: the tenth eentury when'
.1 KTt-til isuncy. having ' of nreKrmer V. AeainMt
of property, Ifiv,n to a Ainrrlran Tiharrn ('. ?rt for Trial
1, ke-iijn; the record in, .Mmnlajr in May.
,i that Ij' rouhi M-e I e Jeral Court will convene
10? the pe ople Uatoj all ltlh. May 22nd.
' s on name. You , he, 'i he moMt imiwirf ant cr- r.f th
vk ill be the ariti-trut r-tr
h- ki-lri.
i he
and a.- bound term
then called Mr. lndero1 atten
tion to the faet that the aajpar tniAt
had offende! more than any other
truit in the I'nlted State. To thi treatment.
Mr. Underwood in quote-i & aajsr.c
that the ernocrata had not promU-4
to put every thin k on the fr-? IU1 r
to reduce the tariff on every 'thJr.c,
ia Ha- and that he for a duty on . ;: z -i r
beeaute h
tariff.
This poaUk
ly tadyi fJtt
itNi 'a traaU3
iK 1 tssTatj a$-4 S
ilk fisfe errata r aJS fei4 sf
!ia t iss a h$ aa-J tl rntii
01 diwaa; bat prarttcally aitjat f:S p, , after arHHftir frj11 ift as rrUr
the dobur have sot fca4 oppor-jNorfo!. rvrM WitsaUt f.4 , mvbk
Itiftitie for erlsg the ort. the I I J tIoc. .$s4 t,f an&!;C t s 4 a. 2is tt4aa ilKn!
uSferef. their re-rovtrie anerjtraia ;il !? VV;l5&-.ta at 4 f)tf !? sk fta t4 t
treatment, acd are no art!eijra. ta . a4 rt t aiasft la itss r W t-fi
lendltc their apport to the era4k-at ! to toaRert with a!&,rft tr!s ;i! "4 lt fartf aft.4 fe4
1. en or tie diteate. I for HiJfijh.
The quarterly rerrt of lr. JohtJbofw
A. Ferrt II. the State Director at the!
Hookworsa Campaign for t.
Ihfre
ie was in uvor m a rtven
taken by !-a U-r
o;n thf p-op!e regard- which the Warc-Kranu r
Th?r
-o derw-ood hows as forcefully as any
month ending Marrjj lift, h
that up to date the pbyi'rUx of thf
Mat- havr reported l.oo c ofi.
t . , . , . . flee
iiou&warsi aiease. and t!i.!
Ttw fl4 TAli-t Uu!4i.
If yor l!ls?4 u
The tatWt baiUii:ic r e?er4 u; eots fro
har.?c r
Hcht. The fca!ntf
is?st er
the I;:u" taan 50u of the active phjlc!an of
?b. y thought or aii. So. Company is suing the American To-
r,it:c iriendK in like tnan-jbacio Company for $1,2o,0'ju for cratic cry of a "tariff for revenue' It the .State are treating tfee
r money, not carrying a alleged violations of the rihertnan i an admission of a fact which Th-
thin could how absurd U
orei ..... 4. ... .
1 n'Jim.iis jn ri a
Moreover, it .-how that the Labors
tory of Hygiene has examined eince
the
. : 1; in- mo of luiiiK or 83V. Ant -Triiat I.a w. Th csr. in ef for t.aueasiati lias ktateil a numtx
ajiioit:ted aHKe.-orH to en- trial the last Monday in May and times, to the eS'ect that the most
r hoii.cH and place a full money! will consume several days?. vicious tariff proposition ever made
on every taxable thing we! Several prominent New York law- is a "tariff for revenue' The Cau-
:i th hou.se and out-of-doora.' vers will be r resent to assist locaP casian has iointd out time after time indicate the Infection.
.: a fM)t of land, not a peas-! counsel in the case. that under such a proposition the To prevent the further spread of
hut. not an ox, not an aas.j The following jurors have been Democratic leaders can make a pet hookworm disease, typhoid fever.
the May term of this and a favorite out of one industry by and other diseases similarly spread
giving them all the protection thai a wave for better sanitary condl
they need or want, while destroying tions is rapidly spreading. "Clean
any or every other business by re- up Week" and the compulsory use
moving from it all protection of ev- of sanitary toilets are measures be
ery kind. Ing Inaugurated In many towns and
This was the principle that actu- villages. Quite a number of county
the ork began 1 . ,u specimens of - . ,. , ,
fw,.e fnr acwa r. . , in Lgypt. Il oruinal dimesiMoti a:
itnes for the eggs of the hookworm - t
,k , . . . , . , . the bae were feet auar ar.4 It
for the c kks of the hookworm whichL , , . , ' . ; . .
,.r,... JerpendicuUr hVftht 44 feet. It
; or mule, not a goat or pig, not drawn for
. ;). ..rid of meat or lard in the smoke court:
. , . , i.ot a peck of com or hay inj H. p. Gupton, Franklin County; D.
h.nu or i-tahlo loft, not a piece D. Peele, WaytK;; Washington Sim
, ' fi.riiiiure in the house, not a hoe.jmons, Wayne; M. C. Sorrell, Wake;
- i ! r shovel, not a plow or trace J. w. Clements, Warren; W. C. Cul-
not a Hingle piece of property, breth, Cumberland; T. J. Hadley.
if . x
or personal, is to escape these Wilson; Stephen G. Bradshaw, Per- ated the Democrats when they pre- and city boards of education have or-
pared the Wilson tariff bill, and in dered the Installation of sanitary toil
that bill they gave the sugar trust ets at the schools.
more protection than had ever been During the past twelve months
- .-ors, according to the order.' son; IJ. A. Tourage, Johuston; C. I).
y,,r thus sayeth the Democratic Waddell, Cumberland; C. J. Bright,
(-re. as we nave greatly increased . Wake; J. H. Griffin, Nash; J. P
r r -
... .... . .
, and maae two new counties Durham: R C. Patrick Wake p oeeu, tne sugar trust ana tne .a
salaries of our ofllcers of the Buchanan, Person; T. J. Holloway,' given to it by the Republicans. In- there have been distributed approxi
ml maae two new counties
tht ?o.r ti u hi
Ufe lEtsra-It1c4. Tti Wt IUe-4y ? lztm
ton Square. Nor ttrrr;tr4 I 4r. J0
lurk i uy. h'.f!i it m feet and oti. rrJi'i JtRi4r
0-5 th r:. iflrt Ma4
pb as, 4 atr. fr-riula.
druc!-t. er write.
in a joi: vrAims s ni:it;fr ct.
Klttrril. .v. c
I inch hUh. ar.d ha
tori'.
) larget tmcture put up by the l.ssfids
of man It the great pyramid of (SUrh
Ik. V.
t
was commence.! ;iTo it C or about
the birth of Abraham; 230.000 men
were er.gajted upon it; over S.0Ooj
000 tons of hr n rock were uxtl in
Its construction. The rott of thla
great work in our money at the pres
ent time would be almot $200.000.. !
000. Kxchare
anu maue iwo new counties uurhairi;
.ii.i.-h must have extra officers to, Bernard Brantley, Nash; W. Hal
to.rn them, besides doing many W'ilkins, Durham; R. M. Hicks,
:Mire things to strengthen our good , Franklin; J. W. O'Neill. Johnston;
, l i Democratic party which has done B. R. Carter, Harnett; Raeford Liles.
much for the people in the State Edgecombe; Addison Lee, Johnston;
a- you will observe, which will cost p. a. Sorrell, Wake; J. W. Tomlin
i ronsiderable amount of money, we sen, Cumberland; B. Hobgood,
:nut. therefore, put on an extra Wake; Bernard P. Bowling, Durham;
, mount of taxes on the people to r,Pn W. Karris. Vance: G. C. Farth-ir
-- - ' - iium .ui in vaiuuud ucie iiruaj v-
-,'t these extra expenses, and as ing, Durham; Alexander B. Adams, I)reSsed surprise that Senator Sim-hi-
people of North Carolina have Johnsain; J. P. Bridgers, Wake; J. mons had aereed to enter a nrimarv
mately 200,000 pieces of stock liter
tional Democratic leaders seem to ; ature on the subject which include a
have established just as close rela-; leaflet on hookworm disease, an illus
tions as have the Standard Oil trust trated pamphlet on hookworm dls
and the tobacco trust established ease, and an illustrated pamphlet on
close, relations with the Democratic plans and specifications for sanitary
machine in North Carolina. toilets. These are sent free on re-
The Simmons and Kitchin Fight. luest to the Hookworm Commission,
a to, rntios North Carolina Board of Health. Ra-
Ueno Divorce Mill !mihle3 In
Reno. Nevada, Dispatch.
The divorce mill of thin State will
- begin grinding faster than ever from
- . n . ft at... . - . 1. a
vjij. t n luoiaiiuu iu lue oriu
to come to Nevada and secure quick!
ot been in the habit heretofore of c. Fort, Wake; Jesse B. Creech, With Governor
Kitchin to decide
leigh, N. C.
The campaign, in a broad sense, is
one for better sanitary conditions In
the South, an aggressive warfare not
Far laiprwrtMat i $! Ir Lmftf Crf
IN
fti. ft. lha ttwis.
II taet U Ftu-eli crM H3
9m tt tmm t-iMd m mn twtiM
aU mm4 pfitimtm m UvUr mmi mm kmiil
Ccrmta A merk&a Nitraia Cway.
II P. HASKELL, . . BaWiiKN C
SaAt far Hrtk Gmtui,
The Caucasian and the Ladies' VJorid
BOTH ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $1.25.
. . . . C Z 1 - - A. : X 1 J . . - . OOOltmt Attn hit nniMM , h . I Z
uiung a unr valuation on uieir . Johnston : Kenn e .Mancum. Uurnam: : ,rhih eKm tt.,,- c,M,flaiU81 UUL iuauy uis-,
n-perty when giving it in for taxes, w. W. Wynee. Wake; C. W. Win-; Senator. He pointed out that it was i eases" The success of the cam-
r:d sometimes none at all, notwith-, ston, Wake; D. F. Uzzell, Johnston ;, Governor Kitchin who tried to get 1a,gn says Um' G'asson, in thes
Anril South Atlantic Ouarterlv "must
'"""h " ""-"i juiiu v. iauuii, vi . u. uaiic;,: tjjg last I
e deem it necessary to take no more; Wilson; N. B. Penny, Wake; WT
egisiature to p
S. ! o ii t b ori i i n p- n localWod nrinmrv tinrl I
.... V. ...... j u. . . Q LA. 4 V. . I .... J 1
lances in getting your full share of. Turner, Wake; J. M. Reaves, Dur-that it was Senator Simmons and his i
ttxes and have appointed assessors, ham; A. C. Medlin; Durh
lessen the heavy burden of sickness.
bring new vigor to great numbers of
the saving
am; Hay- i followers who defeated it. 'lie said!pe' amJ accomplish
tmin Nor-; that all of Senator Simmons' friends of lhousands of llves-
to (liter your homes and premises, wood Ham, Wayne; Benjam
wvA value every possible taxable arti- den, Cumberuand; F. N. Butler, Har-nad given him credit for being very 1
U and thing in your possessions at.nett; Kenchen Taylor, Northampton; i; in dAfptin thnt minrp and!
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value regardless of what Joseph D. Peele. Wilson; Thos. R. that therefore he had gained a great!, , . " Jt
ink or say, for we have Green, Chatham; John Powell, War-j advantage over Governor Kitchin, but j In t,,e Sl,Per,or Court Afril Term,
mil.
North Carolina Wake County.
Minnie G. Mooneyham,
a full cash
yon may th
'.ten made positively sure tnat you
have not been honest in the past in
tiving in and valuing your property
: r taxes; therefore, you should not
niind this procedure by us, your
liosses of the great Democratic party
know what is your needs much bet
ter than you know yourselves, and
you should give us of your votes
;'iid money freely and ask no ques
tions. We have re-districted the
pood old State and have thereby
solidly entrenched ourselves against
the Republican party, our enemy,
who want to elect the officers of the
'tate by ballot and settle all ques
tions of law, etc., by the same. They
all that local self-government, and
we must admit that that is true
Americanism and sometimes we have
put such a plank in our Democratic
platform, yet we do not approve of
it for the reason it would soon kick
over our Democratic empire, and de
prive many of our noblest men of
their offices. We have the State now
sec
ren; R. L. Humnes, .Nasn; J. David; that he had now seemed to throwf
Womble, Chatham; Barnes Daniel, !away the advantage there gained.
Jr., Wilson; Will C. Hight, Vance;
Daniel Long, Person; T. J. Gattis,
Wake; W. F. Outland, Northamp
ton; A. Frank Barbour, Johnston;
Robert Wright, Franklin; J. W. Hon
eycutt, Wake; Bryant Todd, Wake;
Thomas S. Allen, Granville, J. M.
Parrish, Johnston; B. P. Cooper,
Warren; Joseph B. Burke, Chatham.
Negro Tried to Murder Whole Family
In a desperate attempt to massacre
the entire family while they slept, an
unidentified negro late Friday night
entered the home of John Marshall,
an aged citizen of Bristol, Tenn., and
going from bed to bed slashed the
sleeping occupants so that one or
more may die, while the condition
of all is critical. The negro literally
wrecked the house, tearing down
stoves and breaking up furniture.
The noise of his fearful assault!
I it w ix rvcueu Lilt? UCiKUUUIUUUU UUL juc:
ure against the Republican party, p.ot awav. He is suDosed to have got-
the party who tried to pass a law inten a large sum of money which Mr.
our last Legislature to furnish free! Marshall drftW from the bank that
text-books to the poor children of the
tate and also wanted the school
boards of education to be duly elect
ed by the people as well as justices
of the peace, and they object to us
for appointing them over the people,
He., when they ought to have sense
enough to know that the ignorant
masses are not capable of making
(Th .1 . 1 i 1 1. : t
selections. oo mis ueyuuiaau
day. Statesville Landmark.
Gives Aid to Strikers.
Sometimes liver, kidneys and bow
els seem to go on a strike and re
fuse to work right. Then you need
those pleasant little strike-breakers
Dr. King's New Life Pills to give
Now, in answer to wnat is pro
posed to be the declaration of the
Democratic party to the Toters of the
Old North State, I wish to make this
Prediction, namely, there is going to
be a mighty shaking of the dry bones
in the near future. The Republican
Party is going to rise and stand erect
with banners upon which will be in
cribed in bold relief as with letters
of blood, Liberty and Justice for the
People and everlasting oblivion for
me traitor and the present methods
of th Democratic party.
THOMAS MEADS.
Weeksville, N. C, April 22, 1911.
Former President San Domingo Ar
rested by U. S. Officials.
San Juan, Porto Rico, April 24.
Gen. Carlos F. Morales, former Pres
ident of Santo Domingo; Mauricio
Jiminez, former Vice President, and
en. Zenon Toribio, formerly an of
hcer in the Santo Domingo army,
ere arrested here today by United
states Marshal Hubbard, charged
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them natural aid and gently com-
. ..'pel proper action. Excellent health
:aiiy wnicn nas ueen uoiuenug us, - .
. . ... . f soon follows. Try them. 25c at all
long in telling the people of ourj
schemes and tricks to hold the State druSSlsta-
at any cost, will now be swept from
the four winds of the State and we
will have fair sailin? if nnlv the neo-
v.le will 5nnnnrt ,nH o v th Superior Courk April Term,
watch out for even better things in ltlll.
future from nc iortn uarouna vvaKe vouniy.
Tenic M. Louistall,
vs
Campbell M. Louistall.
To Campbell M. Louistall
This is to notify you tnat your
wife, Tenic M. Louistall, has brought
suit against you to the April term,
1911, of Wake Superior Court, for
divorce from the bonds of matri
mony, and that the summons issued
for you has been endorsed thereon:
"After exercising due diligence, the
defendant, Campbell M. Louistall, is
not to be found in this county." You
are, therefore, further notified to
appear at the July term, 1911, of
Wake Superior Court, which con
venes on the 10th of that month,
and answer, demur or plead to the
complaint which will be filed in this
court during the first three days of
that term, otherwise, the plaintiff
will demand to be allowed to prove
the allegations of her complaints and
have judgment accordingly.
MILLARD MIAL,
Clerk Wake Superior Court.
J. C. L. HARRIS,
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
Continuing, this politician said
that Senator Simmons easily beat
General Carr in the last Senatorial
primary because General Carr was
not a skilled politician and did not
have trained political lieutenants
representing him at all of the poll
ing precincts in the State, which
made it easy for Senator Simmons
with his trained political workers to
commit frauds and to manipulate the
election in his favor. But he pointed
out the fact that it would be a dif
ferent proposition this year in a race
against Governor Kitchin because the
Governor had developed considerable
political sagacity and would unques
tionably have his loyal and trained
workers in every polling place in the
State.
Governor Aycock Also in the Race.
This North Carolina politician also
called attention to the belief which
has spread over the State during the
last week that Governor Aycock had
finally consented to yield to the re
quests of his friends to enter the
field against both Simmons and Kitch
in. He stated that the belief was
growing that Governor Aycock would
almost surely defeat them both and
win the prize.
Heady to Buy Land for Appalachian
Forest Reserve.
The Government to-day started out
agents to visit the Appalachian
Mountains to determine what lands
in them were necessary to be bought
to protect the forests and preserve
the flow of the streams as contem
plated in the Appalachian Forest Re
serve bill which passed the last ses
sion of Congress.
Mr. Verne Rh6ades has been sent
to North Carolina, and will be as
sisted by Mr. W. W. Ashe and Mr.
D. W. Adams in his work. Other
agents have been sent to the moun
tain regions of every State covered by
the bilL
r i V ., ... ,c
The Caucasian hat been enlarged to elbt pagr,
and it the beat weekly paper fa the State, The
Ladiea' World it an excellent ladlet' ratgaxine.
It baa a hactlaome cover page each month, and U
beautifully illustrated. 1 1 contain excellent abort
ttoriea, attie'es on cooking, dreatmaking and ia
fact, on all tubjectt that are of interest to the
ladiea. It contains aeveral paget each taoath
showing the fashions, and how nicj a'.raple dreaiea
may be made at a reasonable cost. I a fact, the
Ladiea World rank amoag th? be t of the
magazine t.
If you wjtit to accept of this exceptional offer
do not delay, bat send in your order at once.
vs.
Ben M. Mooneyham.
To Ben M. Mooneyham.
This is to notify you that your
wife, Minnie G. Mooneyham has
brought suit against you to the April
term, 1911, of Wake Superior Court,
for divorce from the bonds of mat
rimony, and that the summons is
sued for you has been returned by
the sheriff with this endorsement
thereon: "After exercising due dili
gence, the defendant, Ben M. Moon
eyham, is not to be found in this
county." You are, therefore, further
notified to appear at the July term,
1911, of Wake Superior Court, which j
convenes on the 10th of that month,'
and answer, demur or plead to the
complaint which will be filed in this1
courl during the first three days of
that term, otherwise the plaintiff,
will demand to be allowed to, prove
the allegations of her complaints
and have judgment accordingly.
MILLARD MIAL,
Clerk Wake Superior Court.
J. C. L. HARRIS,
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
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