Ill, il..J
idem
MUST PAV HER SUBJECT FOR
LOSS SUSTAINED BY "
! 'rv FIRE ' 'Zi '. K
So Says Journal's Swansboro Cor
- 1 respondent., , .'
T ' " . ' (Special to the- Journal)
' PORT AU PRINCE, HAITI, May'
' 7. -The British diplomatic representa
, tive at Port au Prince today delivered
an ultimatum to ths Hatien govern-
' ' ment: demanding the immediate pay
" '. ment of an indemnity of $62,000 to a
' British subject in ! compensation for
. the . loss of ( his saw mill during the
t'ijLeconte revolution.
i The British demand is supported by
j.the presence here of the British crui-
,rJser Suffolk, The payment of this sum
of money . to the British subject in
' question,J a man named Peters, had
, previously been ordered by a court of
arbitration.
' ' The chamber of deputies and the
' senate considered the British demand
1 in a joint session marked by a great ex
a vehement.' There are no funds in hand
1 with which to make , the payment;
WASHINGTON, May 7. Upon re-
- quest of the American State Depart
. ment, British Ambassador Spring-Rice
today cabled the British foreign office
' a suggestion that time be allowed for
inquiry into the Hatien difficulty be-
fore and drastic measures were carried
" out, ..
. The State Department asked suspen-
sion of the ultimatum until it had in-
formed itself of the basis of ths Brit
ish claim and the reasons of British
' authorities for bringing the matter to
an immediate issue.
' , . , (Special to the Journal)
. SWANSBORO, May 7. Theoeo.
pie have chosen, its. favorite roan : for
candidate for this section and we have
raised -a ' flag.; in honor . of Charles R.
Thomas for Congress fn the 16th day
of May A The flag' ' pole 'stands " fifty
feet from the ground to the rop and on
the corner of Main Street at J. E Wat
son's store with the stars and stripes
above it. , x -1 - ,
The school closed this year with a
fine commencement in charge of Prof.
Ray. On last Friday night there was
a large crowd at the school building.
Speeches from the Baptist andUnjtar-
lan preachers and Dr. Bounty and
Dr. Danield on sanitary questions.
Dr. Blount's speech was loudly applaud
ed. . 'v-,'
Speeches were made on Saturday
night by the county candidates. There
was a flag stretched across the street
in front of the grandstand in honor of
Dr. B. L. Kellum for representative.
You will see the announcement that
Hon.. Charles R. Thomas will speak
to the people on Saturday, the ninth
of May' in Swansboro. Prof. Bruce
Caraway and a party of his pupils
from Newport, arrived this afternoon
in a gale of wind to give a play.
We would be glad to have the prof-
fessor to manage our next school as he
is the father of the graded school
and building in Swansboro. .
TO. THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS TO, THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
. I OF CRAVEN COUNTY. . Ir OF THE FIFTH JUDICIAL DIS-
, . . - - -I v 1 . TRICT.1 ,
At the solicitation of many friends,)' ' ' , ' i - , i
I hereby announce myself a candidate At the request of many Democrats
for Commissioner from No. l Town- from
ship at Craven county, subject to the I hereby announce that I will bo a can-
democratic primary to be held May didate in the next fnHirtal .M
12-. If nominated and elected,! hereby for "the nomination fr.r.h t,
pledge' myself to discharge the' duties Solicitor for thin dUtriri
of the 'office to the' best of my "ability, f ' Jtv a-- -
1 flanking my friend ' in , advance? . - , . ,
tor any' assistance rendered me in the " 1 ' ; 4 ' '
coming primary, I am, Respectfully, PIF H milT PfinniPr
, C.J. Heath, ErnuLN.C UMIUIUnlL - UUM ADC,
to crawl
succeeds
TO THE DEMOCRATS OF CRAVEN
COUNTY, N. C. ,, ' '
TALKSTO VOTEHS
My Countrymen:
I would be glad to represent the peo- j As, I have iormerly announced my
pie 01 craven iunty in tfte , next candidacy for a legislator and wish
General Assemblv and trust that th Sr. a ; , .
---(" "-'-h my name iresn m your
t-a.i, v ..i. iv uuiuuwie me i memory, . I am . asain wrifina
. t . . ..." "
me oiq. pot is boiling and I am. anxi
the coming primary . for the county.
If I am nominated and of course
elected, it will be my greatest desire
to represent the people of th. coin
ty" wisely. I believe tha( I know the
county and the administration of its
affairs in detail and therefore can
be of fervice to my constituency.
G. y. Richardson .
3- 28-ti Dover N.
TO
BAND MEMBERS REQUESTED TO
MEET TONIGHT
BEECH GROVE NOTES
Wedding Other Items of Consid
erable Interest
(Special to the Journal)
BEECH GROVE, May 7. The
.. marriage of . Miss Eunice J. Dixon, of
' Bellair to Mr. Conway G. Bayliss of
, New Bern, took place on Wednesday
. evening at 8:30 by the Rev. R. E.
, Pittman.
. -, ' The church was beautifully decor
ated with evergreen and beautiful
- flowers. Miss Nellie Bishop of New
Bern, presided at the Organ and the
parties were ushered under th; straips
of Mendlesohn s wedding march and
' while the ceremony proceeded the
soft melody of 'Meditation'was render
ed. , The contracting parties with a
.few special friends left for New Bern
where the parents of the groom ten-
dered an evening reception.
" The bride is a member of the Beech
Grove church and Sunday School,;
; active, energetic and a useful member
1 of the community. We are glad to
i.ope that she will not leave us, but
' will remain in o ir niid.it and helo in
the general uplift of the community.
-.She and her bosem companion have
. t?e best wishes and good will of their
many friends.
, ' Th. rer.-t ral- has pi;t the farmers
' to work in earnest. It was much need
ed, especially by those who wished ta
set tobacco. Potatoes are much re
vived. Strawberrips ripening fast;
cabbage heading; oats looking fine land
: neauing out niciev.
Some of the finest crimson clover
we have evr seen i& in full growth.
Fruit b ds have fire blight in some
places and the apple crop will be very
much cut cff. Sonu' trees have not a
tenth of a crop. Corn is up and cot
ton is coming.
The Peoples Concert Band Members
are requested to meet at their Band
Hall FRIDAY Night at 8 o'clock
for rehearsing special music for Mem-
orial Day exercises to be held Sunday
May 10th. It is very necessary that
every member be present.
ANOTHER COLORED MAN PLAC
ED IN THE ASYLUM.
James Kennedy was carried to Gold-
sboro yesterday by Deputy Sheriff
Judson Bayliss, to be placed in the
Insane Asylum, for colored people.
This Is the second party that Deputy
Sheriff Bayliss has carried to Golds
boro within the lait week.
THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
OF CRAVEN COUNTY
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for renomination far the office of
Sheriff of Craven county, subject to
the Democratic primary to be held
May 12th 1914. If nominated and
elected I hereby pledge myself to dis
charge the duties of the office to the
best of my ability, as I have in the
past. Thanking the Democratic vo
ters for their past support and solicit'
ing a continuance of same.
Very Respectfully
Richard B. Lane
ous to secure the1 crown, of honor at
your hands.
as 1 am a young man bora of Am
erican parents, brought. up under the
teachings ot democracy,' even . in the
days of rebellion and to the present,
I am proud to point the honor which
my parents hive accented at the hanri.
of so liberal a race and to those willini?
to place my confidence' and work for
the-good cause, and for such demo
cracy am I appealing for my country
ana
Is away j 'looking for trouble, tl.vays tryin?
through the screens and in a good r-any cases
in getting through. He finds a r -ablinj block when he
tries to get through the kind of screen wire that we are
selling., Call phone 147 and we will pall nn .
menu . - - - r fcV-v
f
Gsslall nrdr;crc c-d Gil Sr:;3y Co.
73-75-77 Middle Street . . w- Phone 147.
l; tit' w
Ft
4
The Porch is a very desirable mtrf'
the summer if ,properly shaded and fnr
nished comfortably. This arrangement
can be had for a' mere trifle of
M: these Spring days susliest th rwiaKm
fl .i of 5fPPmg your, porch ready for the hot; t
my race, that which so treat a SUltTV SumtTIPr rfavto X7a 1,., i . . ... i T
people cannot ruse the lifting, hand o7 TT b had , " J l7 HAT
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
OF CRAVEN COUNTY
TRUSTEE SALE
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for renomination for the office of regis
ter of Deeds of Craven county subject
to the Democratic primary to be
Pursuant to the duties imposed by held Tuesday May 1? 1914.
youth which is the pride of our country. fc2
And in the same strain I ask the, la-, 2J '"
dies, old men and our younger gen
ration for their careful thought aned stl.'--
kind word I, in return, promise to f'4
watch the future fight for the honor il
and maintain the cause of love in thi ;
good old land of chivalry which we ,
hope all nations would regard. , j fl ,
To the business men , keeping" in I j
mind our awakening iarmers and thiir S
dependents, -I will legislate to the 1 53'
the deed of trust dated March 3, 1913
from A. J. Holton and wife to W. D.
Mclver, trustee, securing the debt
due Lida P. Duffy, recorded in the offi
ce of the Register of Deeds in Book 195,
page 244, the said trustee will offer for
sale at the court house door at New
Bern, on Monday, June 8, 1914, the
property described in ths deed of trust
to-wit: All that lot of land in Bridge
ton described in a deed from J. C. Rig
don and wife to A. J. Holton dated
June 10th 1908, recorded in the office
of the Register of Deedsfof Craven
county in Book 172, page 442, on which
said lot is loca'ted a plant for manufac
turing washing machines, including all
machinery, tools, and appliances used
in connection with the said factory or
shop.
Also three mules sold A. J. Holton
by Lida P. Duffy.
Default having been made in pay
ment of said debt and alse having
been demanded by Lida P. Duffy.
W. D. Mclver, Trustee
This May 6, 1914.
If nominated at the primary and
elected I will give my best endeavors
to conduct the duties of the office with
the same efficency and courtesy I
have strived to in the past. V
Thanking the Democrats of Craven
best of all interest by not leaving the
laws oi nnstiamty which teaches,
hui in no one ana aoes some
one good, accept of it (and a thing
mat nuns some and does no one good
is evil, shun it.)" While feelin with
joy the putlook for my success I will
thank any one to bring to my notice
should one of .my worthy opponents
raise- any question that would be de
trimental or poison y6ur mind of me.
so I can answer in open fold jn honor
or regret to my sponsors.
With 'wishes that : T could look each
man in the face and ask him for his
support, I with unbound faith in you,
m y I cannot dn so: from brlr nf
time and basfaesa? Rootu al cettlar
J. S. MILLER Furniture Co.
"The Home Furnishers" " -
Phone 229 99-Middle St.
county, and assuring my lasting- grat-;
itude and unbounded - aonreciations httmr
P W. Coppagej
vamebowi N. a (adT.)
Porch
for their
Yours,
past support, I am.Truly
Stephen H. Fowler!
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
OF CRAVEN COUNTY
FOR DELICATE CHILDREN
, . A Mother's Letter To Mothers.
Mrs. E. W. Cooper of Bloomficld,
iN. J., .-ays: "My child seven years
old, had a bad cold and was weak
and quite run down in health. She
liad been in this condition fjr about
,, - six . weeks when I began giving her
, Vmol. It was a wonderful help to the
f child, breaking up her cold quickly
and puilding up her strength beside
4' tiiwTc aiu iuuiiu vinoi a most excer
, lent tonic for keeping up the chil
flren s strength during a siege of whoor
.: t': . "
Vmol is a wonderful combination
, of two world-famed tonics the medi
cinal body building elements of cod
-j liver oil and iron for the blood, there-
- lore it. is a perfectly safe medicine
,tor; cmldrem, because it is not a patent
n medicine, everything in it is printed
on ) every package, so mothers may
, Know what they are giving their lit
tie ones.' ,
. Therefore we aslr rm nntl
.T....,hr w , v.w Miwuid V,
a west, sickly or ailing child in this
vicinity to try Vinol on our guarantee.
if. S, Duffy, Druggist, New Bern, N. C.
. ' P. S. Our Saxo Salve is truly won-
derlul lor bczema. We guarantee it.
FEDERAL PRISOIR'S
First I desire to thank theDemocrats
of Craven county for their past support
of me for the office of County Treasur
er and to assure them of my grateful
appreciation.
. I desire to announce my candidacy
for the office of County Treasurer,
subject to the will of the democratic
voters at the Primary on May 12. 1914.
and to assure the Democrats of Craven
county that if nominated and elected
I will conduct the office in the same man
ner of courtesy and efficiency , as
have tried to conduct it in the past
Yours respectfully,
,; B. .B. Hurst.
THE PEOPLE'S TICKET
TWENTY. YEARS SENTENCE
HAS BEEN CHANGED TO
FIVE YEARS.
ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE DEMO
CRATIC VOTERS OF CRA-'
- VEN COUNTY
At the request of manv of the vnt
of Craven county the f dlowimr ' mntfe.
men have agreed to run for, the posi
tion of County Commissioner. rA
i ' . mcir ;; names to ; nnr
peopie tor election at the coming prim
ary of the Demcratic partv. I. W
,BiddIe, Geo. K. Westj Henry A. Mar-
snan, narvey B. , Wadsworth, Geo.
Dixon. ( - ' ( -
The people of the county know these
gentlemen and inow them well, and we
feel that in their hands the expense
of the county will be greatly reduced
and its every interest faithfullv r.
ved and protected.
Let us go to the noils on th Hav f
the primary and elect them by a rous
ing vote.- Many Voters.
hi
Kocker
if
oil Porch Rockers. Wa ha''B
themat the right price, J
CALL and EXAMINE THEM ! I
CHANGE IN SCHEDULE OF A. C. L.
vTRAIN.r,, - v ;
The schedule of the Atlantic Coast
I me train number 65has been changed
J (iJead of leaving at 3:10 o'clock in the
rrnoon, it will leave at 3 p. m. ' This
nge went into effect Sunday .May
J, at noori. "i.'c.1 ' L '
(Special to the Journal.)
Atlanta, Ga., May 7. On applica
tion of Attorney P. C. McDuffie, the
twenty-year sentence of John Morgan,
wno is imprisoned in the United Statei
Federal Penitentiary here, has ' bee t cou1ty1
Having under the appointment of
Judge Whedbee, served for the unex
pired term of W. M. Watson, as the
Clerk of the Superior Court of Craven
County; I respectively announce my
self a' candidate for election to the office
of Clerk of Superior Court of Craven
subject to the Democratic
f T. J. Turner Furnihire Co.
.51 PHONE 172 , , - , .. ax Minni b
ii
cm tin
- , I
r 1 - J i. , k i v anwiMt
I t . ji"' H til il' - L b
A. C. L Schedule
commuted by President Wilson to fiVe
years' actual service. The President's
action will entitle Morgan to his liberty
not later than June, 1915, with a pos
sible allowance for good conduct. ; , ,',s
John . Morgan was convicted after a
plea of not guilty in the United States
District Court for the Northern Dis
trict of Alabama, for criminal conspir
acy in connection with the assassina
tion oi a revenue pmcer. At the time J hereby announce myself as a candi-
.uiducu tunsiqeraDie atten-1 date for nnm;nm. t- r :
tion throughout the country, as Mor- cratic candiHat. f- R -.j..
.' .1. ..J. -f .1.- : ... I . -, ...r.v.vUWUTv
- r . uv WU8 ui me presiamg from Craven county in the North Car-
juuge, consistea . in teiepftomng infor- olina General Assembly. , aubiect to
Primary on May 12th, 1914. ? If elec
ted, I, promise to perform faithfully
the duties of the office with: uniform
courtesy. Respectfully,
W.B.,Flanner
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
; OF CRAVEN COUNTY v f
mation of the. approach of the officers
to parties,, said to be his friends,' who
were tying in wait lor Oiem.;' His Coun
sel was able to secure from Judge W. I.
Grubb, Who presided at the trial a let
ter in which the judge stated that there
was an element of doubt as to the iden
tification of Morgan's .voice over the
phone..' , That fact, together with .the
severity of hia original sentence, caused
the President to take favorable action
on the application. Morgan has made a
model prisoner and . the commutation
was secured with the approval of War-
deft Moyer., -,'. .V' 'i 1,
the action of they Democratic primary
May ij. . tf v t ,. .;.-.,r,-j .
While regretting . that' the press of
business makes it impossible for me
to make a house-to-hous canvass of
the county, I refer the Democratic
voters to my past record in the Legis
lature tor my qualifications td worthily
represent them. ' , f.t fa fa,
' If nominated and re-elected,! promise
io serre me people of Craven county
to the best of myabiUty, as I have
done' in the past, 9 tlt
,,'"- '' ' r G.".A. Whitford.
; , . . ' Askln, N April ,8th, 1914
TO THE , DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
; OF GRAVEN COUNTY""'
I am a candidate for
tor .umce of, county Commifwioii-r
subject to the Democratic f Primary.
I have tried to serve the county Vith
fidelity and if re-elected will' nprfortn
u uunes oi tne omce to the best of
my aDUity. - Sincerely, . t.
?;A,ifV) ''V'N'V C D, Bradham.
; Look to Your Plumbing.
,, : - m"w wiiai uappens in a nouse in
WWcll the Dlumbing is In Ooor rnnAL
tion everybody in the house la liable
to, contract typhoid or - some nrh.
fever.The digestive' organs perf jmi
the same functions in the human hvK
s the plumbing does for the house, tod
they should be kept in first class cm
dition all the time. If yon have
trouble with your digestion take Ch.m
berlain'a Tableta and yon are certain
to get quick relief. For sale by all
aeaiers, " s s . e:h ,
TO THS DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
' , OF CRAVEN COUNTY
I 'desire to announce mv candldarv
for. County Commissioner, subiect ta
tne V ...1 ot the Democratic Voters at
the.rr-'.-iry on May 12, 1914. And
to f rt the Democrats of Craven
court", t . t if I am cor itf?l i4
leci- I endeavor t3 rromote
the v e rf the countv. for
the !. J if ii peoi !e. Yc "a Tc"t..
J. E. r- -Lerty.
Following is the schedule from New
Bern in connection with the new ser
vices , . ...., ,
LV. New Bern-J...... 9:33 AM.
Ar. Wilmington... i.l2:'50 P.M.
Lv. Wilmington. 3-45 P.M.
Ar. Florence.-.. 7:3S p.m.
Lv. Florence J. ;oo P.M.
Lv Sumpterl..,; ,L ' 9:30 P.M.
Ar. Orangeburg -.,...10:53 P.M.
Ar. Augusta ;;.., 1:40 A.M.
Ar. Atlanta......; 6:00 A.M.
j,,rassenger may. remain in sleep
ing cars until r.w a. m. ; 't
; Returning the train leaves Atlan
ta 8:00 p. m., Central time; and ar
rives Wilmington, 1:15 p. jit., and New
Bern 6:45 p. m.' Eastern time,-"'
Connections ,. are made in the Un
ion depot Atlanta with , the ' "Dixie
Flyer," Geaving there at 8:00 A. M.I
which is a' solid train "to .Chicago,
carrying sleeping, dining and obaer
yation cars; also ; through sleeping
cars to St Louis; and with the "South
Atlantic Limited," (leaving at 7;12 a.
m-; M4 train to Cincinnati, enrrvinir
AlAnlHM. J'' ....... ;i- ' :. . .
"--vs uu uiomg cars: aisa through
sleeping cars to Louisville and Indian
apolis.1 " ' ' , ' . t
Connections are also made U At.
lanta With the. Atlanta &West Point
":": for Montgomery. Mobile. Nw
Orleans and the Southwest: with th
Southern Ry. for Birmingham, Mem
phis and the. West with other divorc
ing lines for' points in South Georg
ia ei '
For reservations, tickets and sched
ules, to any Western destination by
this new. and attractive route, by old
and reliable lines, apply to T. II. BEN
NETT, Ticket aeent of theATI.ANTfr
COAST LINEAThe Standard Rail.
road of the South.
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALS
By virtue of a power of sale contained, '
ia a Mortgage Deed dated May ,
1911, given by.J. W.'Tate and , wife ' v,
Ella Tate to C, A," Petteway and duly
registered in the Office of the Rer,V. "'
ter of Deeds of Craven coaaty in Book
188, page 269. 1 1 will sell to the high."- .
est bidder for cash at the Court House -door
in New Bern, Craven coanty,' '. -North
Carolina, on Saturday 16th, day ,
of May, A. D 1914, all that certain,"
piece or tract of land lying- and being ...
in 7 Craven county, : State aforesaid,
ana aescnDea '.and defined as follows ' .
towitt;;,- if sv
Adjoining the lands of Simon Levy C y
Amanda Jones, . Foy & Stewert, be. . '
ginning at stake in the Signal road - 1
in. Jones line, Amanda 'Jones corner,,. :
then running Jn a North: East direc
tion with the, olomon Jones.. line aad
signal , road 456 yde, to , the Jones '
Stewert and Foy corner, then .with e ,
Foy line in a westward direction with r A
396 yds;, to Rosanna Tefferies corner. L
then in a Southwest direction with a, V
line of marked trees 312 vds' to Sim. " -
on Levy, -Amanda " Jones - & Rosana .
Jefferies corner, then with f Amanda ' ; ' "
jones line 408 yds., to the beginning, '
containing 25 acres more or less. Be-' ,
ing the same deeded to Rosana Je'ffer-
ies by Solomon Levy. Recorded in Boole , '
No. 160, page 17, Office of Register, ;
of Deeds of Craven county. Also. ,
same deeded to J. W. Tate by Amanda 1
Jones et als by deed dated 15th day
of March, 1911.-. . , . ..,'
This 13th day of. April, A. D., 1914, '
. Maye C. Tctteway, AJminfctratrix
of C A. Fetteway, deceased.
"My sl-.ter's husband ha 1 .
of rheuiHatl&m in l..'s arm,"
well known rc I'.-it f
"I
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t v ; a 1,
f C'h
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