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lyiHUOH ilEE SlTnON KiLL HIMSELF
Commits Suicide!
at The Home of His Mother, Mrs. L. E.
Stokes of Vaughn " on Wednesday January 22nd. Ball
Enters Breast .
Hi HEALTH AND DESPONDENCY CAUSE.
The sad news ot fhe.su cide o! Mr
Hugh Lee Sutton, wh ch were flashed
over the wires here Wednesday, was
a great surprise and J hock to his rela
tives and friends in Windsor. Mi.
Sutton was at Vaug in, this state,
where he had been tor several months
eraploved m a mill, superseded by
liis brother inlaw, Lillian E. Stocks.
The particular as we have been able
to setber them are:
'Mr. Sutton was bo
sister. Mrs. L.
the morning ot the
trlrs went fo Mr.
iwhen he found him lVing in bed with
honk reading. -Mi. Stokes asked
t,: if ho w.s ready1 fur breakfast,
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Coroner's Verdict.
In The Invest Held Over Maffi
son iloggard, Colored: -
L.sJinar with hlS
(IS UU4IUIUS, "
E. . Stokes. And on
tradegy, Mr.
Sutton's loom
ly. Mr. Stokes then went aowo, uc
, utf nnA ifft for his work, Mrs
;No matter how uninteresting a wo
mem may be she will have dozen ' ot
men after hei if she is good looking.
, They cant holp it; they are abso
lutely carried away by a pretty face.
A woman may walk the length of
Broadway and never notice wbeather
or not sue had passed a pretty man.
But do you think a man misses
He is not," as a rude, a favorite
with women. '
any of the pretty faces he basses?
I fancy not.
There are dozens of qualities thai
a woman places far above personal
beauty
" A man will tell you that he places
small value pn beauty, but he does
- We the jury, for:our verdict say:
.That Madison 'Hoggardj latebf
Bertie County, came to-his death; on
iSth, day of Jan., 1908. from a wound
inflicted by... p.stol ban nreo-.rom a . been jntr-od-e(j in tae -pistol
in the hands of Zach.ajyyloe tra Session o General Asmbly n
n'rr.iim stances, to wit: At the time
9 :,.w...
TO ; MAKE. THE WHOLE STATE D :
BiII? Pres(3htd in thejExtra Session to Knock 'Booze'' Or
! 1 -Li 1 1 LU Ci y VI 1 1 . w; wv w , -
Out of;Bertie, Pitt and Martin.
PROHIBITION LEFT TO VOTE .OF. PEOPL
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Mr siitton reDlled that he didn t nm bractice as he preaches.
care for any, that he was feeling bao, xhe handsome man is not by any
means the most popular type of man
breaktast ana icu iu j wuu ; wumau. . ...
btokes wasbusilv engaged about the There are many other ypes that
ViaJrH a renort of a
. . 1 -V imrrtoHiatel V t6 hef I- T7.'.r ovomnlp totp
brother's room she reached there just
of falling. He
the breast and
to
Mr.
Mr.
Stokes
Sutton
as he was in the act
had shot himself in
died immedu tely.
A note addressed
-JO CI Q fnund! in whjcn
thnked his brother for the many kind
u chnxxrX him and wfth a l
loinfr message to h s sister and peo
pie he 2nd d his life. From the note
ihe cause "of the rain act was infer
ttd to be despondency due to ill health
TVTr. Sutton was a son of the late
Captain Sutton of Windsor and was
a young man much
rades. At the time
was unmarried, his wile who
Miss Dora
at
was
Colerain,
Watford,
T,cv,inr died several ye ars ago;
Mr. Sutton's renains weie carried
to Colerain where they were intered
Thursday. The Ledger joins with the
,anvfriends of Mi. Sutton's family
an extending their pince re syrrpathy
WHAT TYPE OF A MAN DOES
A WOiViAIS Lllvcr
Woman is not the beauty worship
that man is. She does not plac
nih a valje on good looks.
Tf a man looks manly and well
.groomed she does jiot care how plain
his face is.
The very handsome man is apt to
tie selfish and conceited.
ble to piease a wo
think that his good
He takes no tro
man. but seems to
iooks may cover a
aencies of manner J
Of course there
ing men whoare a
PNEUMONIA F'
For exam ole. take the kindly man
the mastefIlm5.iheJStrong aiah,
thev" appeal to her rr ore than the
merely handsome man,
I know one woman who manied a
man absoluel' for his good looks.
' He was vain, shallow, selfish, but
! a young god as far as personal ap
Ipestfrance went.
Hef love for him barely out lasted
the honeymoon.
There was nothing lovable about
him. She could not depend on him
or look up to him in any way. She
nould not even respect him. ;
liked by his com J If she had married a plain, honest
of his death he. - - Hav man she would in all prob
w w j J ,
ability be a happy wire today,
As it is, she is a' miserable unhap
py woman, wun every illusion snai
tercd, and I am quite sure has not
a very exalted oplmou ot good looks,
Fortunately the women who fall m
love Vith handsome faces are few
and far between.
We hear of hunareds of girls wlo
fall in love ith handsome stage he
roes, but the heroes are always per
forming deeds of . valor or enacting
some part that shows them to. be
verv brave and wonderful, as well as
handsome.
It is the character as much as the
face that the girls admire. "
When a woman says a roan is
"nice looking" she means that he has
an honest; kindly face; a- face she
she can trust.; .
She is quite satisBed with that sor
r t' npvpr .envies the sistcr
who may have mairied an Adon f.
Vlt has been pretty well proven that
the handsome men do, not make he
Vpct husbands. 1 l "-
- They are usually top vain to be sat
isfied'with.tae" admiration and ad ula
tion of oncoman, y :V; ; T
The sensible woman is quite con
of the hpuiecide Zchar Tayloe was
a duly qualified Constable of Mitch
ell's Township, in Bertie County, and
had with hi nr a valid criminal Iwar
rent ordering the arrest ;of the. de
ceased i Madison Hcggard, and charg
in him with incest; that on tne morn
ing of the i8rdav of January -1908,
aid Zachiry Tayloe being, the pro
officer to execute aid warrant,
deDutised J, L.. Tayloe , and - Jos.
Phelps to o with him to the home of
the deceased to make the arrest; that
they went to the home of the deceas
ed and the house being open they
entered, the room where the deceased
was sitting by the fire; that;said Zach
ary Tayloe spoke to the decease and
started to read the wairant when the
deceased jumped up .from his seat
and make a vicious assault on said
Tayloe within iron fire stick,-: about
two and one half feet lpn ana bay
ig that he would k'U him; thit said
Tayloe was forced to -shoot the; de
.. ...Afort himflf and in de
fence of his own life. We, therefore,
find that Zchary was justified in kill
ing -the "-decease, Madison Hoggard,
and we render our verdict that the
killing was justifiable homeside, and
, exonerate him fiom any and all crime
or blame therefor.
Only two Sills of f importan'e, "so ten days.
Ex . A member by the name ot tier
now mine has introduced a bill to ma!
being heldjn Kaleigl.; One bill a new judicial district out 01 ins cc
wbich" proWptedthe call by-Gover ,o Martin, Pitt and Bertie but its p.
nor ATieno ior an cxir a miwu ; b "v. , ' r r
for the unidoing of , what 1 the 'jegisla r H : " , ' -: ;
ture did, viz; , .the repeal of the "pas j . . . - . BULLETIN V. " ' "
sprier rate bill of i-d cents ana -in
Vifu therofanbther rate to be fixed as
have been agreed upon by ;Goyer nor
Glenn his counsel and ;ine? raiiruaua . - g -d tl;
A committee is now.engagd in 'pre Ln ,
paring the compromise bill;.Kwhich
will call for,a higher rate two; ana
one half cents., . . I '-..r-
; Of crna rr.n:.,:! -
The second bill of importance zto
the state is on the liquoi question The dead languages must
which makes the entire state prohibl. spoken in the spirit world.
If youdrink too much port,
may. get portly. v
Sometimes your next of kin is r;
er too close.
be th:
tion.
It prescribes that a general election
hall be held on the "first " Thursday
in August, and that the prohibition
law shall go intoTeffect. January ist,
1909. The bill has the endorsement
of theNorth--,Cafolina - Anti-Saloon
Yd a cannot have much ready mc
ry- when you "haven't a red."
It's nice to h?Ve some small monc .
just f 01 a change. :
- Tn the efevater.'even lowly peor '
Yaunde right over us. -
The AtmlessWonder aoes thir
League, and; was prepared by'som;: ;-n anff hand soil -of-way
of the lending lawyers of "North Care I v What a ccinbination, to
rr -"... ;' " : - . ' I r irMmiMr hilrhd to a hed
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Following Couples Have Been Issued
License to Marry "Since Jan, I4th.
una.
Ot course, this bill in its text may
be changed semewhat. But the fact
is clearly apparent that a btaie proni
bition bill will-be pas?ed by thisexr
tra s'essfon. ft is possible, if not
probable that.the timeof its going in
to efftct may be changed from Jaa.
1909, Some'. favor it being called
later while others want it earlier. :
The Democratic caucas acted
verv-wisely in deciding to submit the
que stton to the votei e to be decided j
multitude of defic
Ihundeds of charm
so very good look
it.tr:-hut I am speaking of the- man
who has good looks and nothing else
o coiniuebd.hi.nl.
iLLOWS A COLD.
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Honey anu 1 ... f t- j - . .u u., hprp he belongs
arid stienethens fne luuga "i'-,eave iuc -
ah m 'T 1 3
It is clasimediidigestion is the Na
- : THitc whv the demand
onali oiseaac - ...
Windsor Pharmacy .VtKi"-rinks of "the' bachelcrs.
WHITE.
J as. E. Pierce, of Hertford Co., to
Carrie Rhodes of Windsor.
Thos. W. garrison to Eliza Dun
dalow, botn of Windsor Township.
Wjiham A. Hughes to Abel White
both of Whites township. .
Piitchard Jordan to Burnie Lee.both
of Colerain township.-
Chas. T, Coneld to jiiiaueiu xa-
vis, both of Merry Hill township.
Willis M, Dunning to Lizzie. W
Hall both of Roxobel township.
L. H, Freeman of Windsor to Ella
T. Deaus of Aulander, . -
Walter C. Jordan, of Wbodville, to
Maud W.'Hall of Roxobel. .
Wm. A. Harden td Ca!ie Tierce
.hnt'-of Windsor township.:
"uavid' Castellow to Modist Casper
; TT7Thdn-r tnwnshio. I J.
- : - COLORED . : : 4
Is ac Williams to Nina . Horion.;
Jas. Newsomertp Hannali. Melton,
Lewislrerry to EstellePerry.- v
VTos; Chamblee to Flora Holloman.
: Vol a Bond to Ella WhitV.y - ;
LcwVs Bond' to Minnie-Bunch
C 620. Hyman to Margaret Jones.
have
nightmare hitched to a bed that'c
buggy. :
Sometimes the short person I:
the longest suit at cards.
Ths musician is willing to pi
right into the hands of. his audienc
- Japan has offeied to build a nav
for Spain at ' reduced rates. Rus-i
should get Japan's address and writ
for terms. .'
Postmaster General Meyer v
quoted' recently as saying that the :
! ports b- nis department showed th:
qutaliou IU IUC. vwiv 1 w tw w v ;; F" ' . wi ------
hv them in election. Any other way ..thousands of depositors who
would be suicidal to th party auir uw drew ineir money num " '
democratic, in principle and letter.; - ing the recent flurry were buyi
As soon as the bill is seUled on or pbstoBice money, oroers pay
passed we win pupiisn 11 tuiuw.j
No other bills of any importance
have been presented,'; and we don 1
think will be, at any rate thevshould
not. As to how long the session will
hald or continue it is impossible to
sav. However, extia sessions have
been wisely lim ted to twenty days.
When thev expire the pay tbll ot the
members cease to be made, out and
home coming will follow. -There is
no necessity for it to last longer than j
.m..1vpe ' This means that m:
person have oeen payirg fees to t
government to keep their savings f
them,-" -
Hundseds ot people -. yesrlv
through painful operations needl:
because they ncvei tried Man :
Pile Remedy. It is put up in sue!
form : thatr it can be applied :
where the trouble lies It receive :
pain and inflammation. It is for
fnrm nf mles. Price ;oc.
- Sold bv Windsor Phart
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Is your baby tbiia, veal fistful ?
him a Soptf Jr lmzsiztj
Wetiiust "'have- some sort a good
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V? ::;ScslMmUion)a Cod liver 0a
and HypophospMtcs prepared co tlit ir iz
easily dicestcd by Utflc f ollis.
Scoffs Emulsion is a sturdy, rc;y
- cheeked Kttle fenov fuU of health and viC6r.
' V ALL DnUGGIGTG! 50c. ATJD Cl.OO.
Stomach trouble, dyspepsia .,Df.,S,sT tendents and we will mail, you a copy iumroer. . ;-
ruaboutthex. Sold by VV cd yard .V.nds.r. .
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