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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-04-02

BOue mens VHtIHDIe UOWeI nc.
ton, pale face Of leaden tint. blush rings
around eyes, itching of nostrils. languor, irri-
liability. disturbed sleep, grinding Of teeth,
irregularity Of pulse.
II your child is not one Of the robust kind,
start in to use DIR. True's Elixir, the Family
Laxative and Worm Expeller TODAY 85c, 5Oc
and $1.O0. Advice free. Write me.
Auburn. Maine. N.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-04-02

L.W. Reyes will give dances in Odd Fellows
Hall April 75h and 13th. His orchestra will
furnish music and the public is invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. E, S. Bowker. who have been
living on Bayview street, are to move to the
Charles F. Shaw house, Congress street, and
Mr.. Shaw will board with them, and little
later will resume his duties on the Belfast
Branch R. R.
HOSPITAL NOTES. Miss Abbie Knovlton of
Brooks, who underwent very critical opera
ton is gaining satisfactorily Charles Ell
lingwood of Winterport, who was operated on
last week, and Royal Monroe of Searsport, who
was operated on Tuesday, are both doing well.
..The Butterfly on the Wheel" the four act
English divorce drama. which is among the
most important of recent plays. was well pre-
scented at the Colonial last Tuesday evening to
a good house, The cast was capable, though
hard worked and the new programs. in book
let form, from the press of the Belfast Print
ing Co. received much favorable comment.
The second in the series of illu strased lect
ure on Social Problems, which are being given
paw
evening at 73O. "The Church and The Nations
Fight for Health" The public is cordially in
vited. A telegram was received Wednesday
from the firm handling the slides for the
lectures, stating that there would be no FUR
Their delay in shipments and the lectures
co uld be announced positively as per schedule
The ladies' of the Universalist church will
hold their annual Easter sale and supper at
emorial hall April 9th. The sale will be in the
afternoon and a novel feature will be post
Office where parcel post packages will he on
sale in the original packages at 10 cents each.
These packages are obtained by members OF
the church asking their friends to send pack
age of the value of ten cents to the Univer-
salist church, care of Carrie E. Wilson, Belfast.
Each sender is to be asked to enclose their
name and address, SO that the purchaser can
know the donor.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-04-02

If you enjoy Havana Cigars try Pearl
Brook made from Cuban Tobacco grown in
Maine. For sale at all dealers.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-04-02

ufactured by my father in 1851.
Our mothers and grandmothers
used this remedy and found it
to be ideal for its purpose.
Some Of the SIGNS Of worms
are: Deranged stomach. furred
tongue. belching, variable appe-
title. increased thirst, acid or
heavy breath, nausea, enlarged
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-04-02
Worms are Enemies Of Children

Worms are one of the most dreaded diseases
of children. There is nothing better than DR..
True's Elixir to expel worms of all kinds and
to keep the stomach in good order. First man.
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tie capital without any means iett them for reaching the coast. Consid- erablc uneasincss Is felt for their safety as late reports say that the Mexican populace are in an urgiy
 mood and are marching up and down the streets making open threats against foreigners and particularly against Americans. There is consid- cr:bic confidence placed in the prom ise of Huerta to protect all foreigners in the capital and it is thought that
 there is no immediate danger of their suffering any injury from the excited
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ADMIRAL FLETCHER IN
 POSSESSION OF VERA CRUZ Nusast Special Service
 LATER, { ?. ~.

WASHINGTON. April 22.--A6mtral Fletcher has reported to the gate d. partmcnt that he has taken complete occupancy of Vera Cruz with no ad- ditional fatalities. Fletcher after oc' crpation issued proclamation ceii- irg upon all the reopIc to cooperate with hin in restoring order and stated that it was not the intention or tho United States to interfere with the administration of the civil affairs os the city and that civilians should open tfeir stores. hotels and other places Of business and continue in the peace fui pursuits and that full protection would be given them. The proclama- ton was well received by the people end there is already many business houses opened.
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morrow.

WASHINTON. D. C.. April 22.- Senator Schiveley, acting chairman Uf the senate foreign committee In an interview tonight made a guarded statement which indicated that Vera Cruz had fallen into the hands of the United States without a shot having been fired. He said: "I strongly sus- pect that Vera Cruz has been taken without a shot having been fired"
 The senator declined to amplify his
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strong sentiment in favor of a viz orcus policy on the part of the United states and it was freely stated by
 members that to now show any hesi- tancy would he to show weakness upon the part of the government and invite the ridicuic of foreign nations of our policy In Mexico if not invite intervention of the concerted powers of Europe to restore peace and secure
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WASHINGTON, D. C.. April 22.-' The state department received 0mciai report last night that Vera Cruz had
 con evacuated by the Mexican gar- risvn. Upon the receipt of the report Secretary Daniels hurried to the VT e House and held conferent c win the president, the nature of wkich has not been disclosed but s"p- pe sed to be in regarding to the att tack by the fleet on Tanlpico which will probably take place today ar to-
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Special Nu00et ServscA
 VERA CRUZ, April 22.-All tclc~ graphic and railway communication with Mexico City has been cut ofr Ey tho Mcxicans and all trains are stopped between Vcrn Cruz and Mex .co City Tho trains which left Mex leo City loaded with hundreds of ref rgccs, who had loft the city upon the advice cc the state department Ut Washington, was held up and not ai- lowed to proceed 10 Vera Cruz. It is reported that O'Shaughncssy and sev- eral hundred Americans arc still at
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and indignities committed against the United States.
 The resolution will now go to the he use for its concurrence as it does not follow she house resolution in every particular, In that 1t does not refer 10 IIuerta but has made it's res- t,ution more general and capable of | wider construction.
 The debate in tho senate developed
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Special Nugget ssrvie~

Special Nugget Service
 WASHINGTON. D. C.. April 2z.-- Consul Canada of Tampico has cable1 the state department that Admiral l'adger's fleet arrived in Tamptco narbor this morning and al daylight c. .mmcnced the bOmbardment of the city. After smelling the city for sev- e. ul hours a large force of marin g were landed form the fleet and tt eight this morning were advancing under the guns of the war vessels to tnke the city.
 The whole fleet. soon after reaching
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SEVERAL CHILDREN
 KILLED IN BATTLE

Der cannot be ascertained. It Is thought that the number of wounded win probably reach seventy-ive or more.
 The sad feature is that among the dead there are .. number or chii- dien. The action of the militia com ,nandcr is severely criticised by all labor organizations of the country and by not a few of the people in gen. cral.
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Nuggets Special Service.

NuaQeCe Specsat csTNsS~
 WASHINGTON, D. C.. April 22.'- The navy department at 3 a. m. this morning gave out the following dis hatch: Tt Is reported tha General Mnas has left Vera Cruz in . carriage closely followed -hy another carriage With his family.
 "It is reported that few if my or 0ccrs remained md that the Mexican tr..ops are left without officers an'l o,e turned loose upon the city to act IS they please
 Already there ir great disorder i'll the city and soldiers have done some To. ting. This will soon be checked by the American forces who will occupy
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SoUTH DAKOTA SAILS
 FOR MEXICAN COAST
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 VALLEJO. April 22.-Thc SoutA Dakota took Ave hundred additional marines on hoard here today and sail e.l for San Diego where she Will take O, certain supplies and proceed under orders to the coast of Mexico to Join the other vessels of the navy which has preceded her.
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EIGHT BRieADEs READY
 TO SAIL FROM SAN FRANCISCO
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nuo0st SsrVtee'
 SAN FRANCISCO. April 22.-There is much stir and excitement here in army circles and the Presidio has been q busy place and there is an ar oi suppressed excitement among the men and offices of tho place. It is now .,o,oa that there arc eight brigades i, readiness to sail nt moments mo- tice.
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SHscial Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. April D. The. senate this morning after taking three ballots passed the administra- ton resolution by vote of seventy two to thirteen. The resolution de- clares that "the president Is justified ir employing the armed forces of tho United States to enforce his dcmands for uneaulvocal amends for auronls
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statement.

WASHINGTON. D. C., April 22.-' An unconfirmed report was in circu- lation, last night, that Admiral Fletcher had reported the seizure of killed and twenty wounded.
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SEND YOUR LAUNDRY

To the Peoples Laundry where you will receive good wsrk executed by nens but white smpisyss. whs receive the standard wages.
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MEXICAN GENERAL
 ABANOONS CITY

the place shortly. It is estimated that two hundred Mexicans were killed in the bombardment of Vera Cruz pre- ct.ding the landing of the marines.
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NEW YORK. April Wireless picked up by the Brooklyn navy yard tonight states that marines had cap tured Vera Cruz with loss of four killed and twenty-one wounded.
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GALVESTON. April 22-Informa . tion received at the cable office last last night confirmed the Washington report that the marines had seize.
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CAPTURE OF VERA CRUZ
 OFFICIAL " REPORTED

the cable office and custom houses at Vera Cruz after short but sharp conflict with the Mexican forces 10 which the American losses was four killed and twenty wounded.
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Special Nugget Service.

cp9et4I NUHHoe SSEvESss
 TRINIDAD, April 22.-The fight at Trinidad between striking miners and the state militia was more serious in its results thnn at first reported. To- day. it is ascertained that the casul- ties among tho miners amounts t." twenty-five killed and tho number wounded is at present unknown as tho wounded are being cared for hy the miners in their cabins and the num-
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resolutions was passed without debate ry the house and was made the spe- c:a, order of business when 1t reached the house from the senate.
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BOTH HOUSES
 PASS RESOLUTION
Special Nugget Service.

Sp0oIaI NUuU1t SoTVICe'
 WASHINGTON D. C.. April 22.-- Tho house today quickly adopted inc senate resolutions supporting the president in his Mexican policy. Tho
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See Mrs. Bartletts Dancing Glass Q. little ones ali around the May Poie' May Fair. Eagle Hall.
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SENATE FINALLY ADOPTS
 ADMINISTRATIONS POLICY

rrotection to life and property of the'r citizens in Mexico. The discussion. while at times heated, were charact- erized by lofty sentiments of patriot isms which were far removed from retty political contentious and above any sordid ambition on the part ot the United States.
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COMMUNICATION WITH MEXICO
 CUT oFF--REFueEES STRANDED

populacc. The report does not state at what point the refugee train was held up and it Is believed that it will bc- finally permitted to proceed to Vera Cruz through representations of the foreign ambassadors in Mexico City. who are interesting themselves ir the matter because of many "f their people who are on the held-up train.
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BOTH HOUSES PASS RESOLUTION
TAMP|CO FORWARDED
 MARINES ADVANCING

Iampico harhor, was stripped and ready for action. At day breAk the There was for several hours rain of shell hurled into the city and order WAS given to commence firing. against the Mexican fortification with frightful effect. When the defensive works had been silenced large force c, marines were landed and at eight o'clock were moving forward to cap. ture the city.
 Are yeu . subscriber to the Nag net? lf net why not7
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4. Q. EASTER BALL. Feurth series ef dances. T;ninht at 0:90 o'clock.
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Nome Nugget s2.oo per msnth.
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Visiting carSs st ths Nsssst oass~
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CELERY SALAD.

X palatable condiment suita- ble for relish and with a few additional cold boiled potatoes makes e fine salad.
 Per jar .. :.........'zSc
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The Daily Nussst. saoo per month.
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Since when you had some. It's xood like what you used to get south.
 Per can 200: 5 for ........$l.oo
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FIG PUDDING.

FIG PUDDING, Excellent for desert and pre- sentable at any dinner. FOG per can. b for ........$1.oo = lleBYs BoULLioN CUBES. X cup of consomme made quickly just dissolve Q cube in a cup of hot water and it is ready.
 i: for 5c: 25c per dozen.
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CLAM JUICE.

For that tired feeling. Large can. each :. ........2Sc
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-02-19
EOMAN,S MISSION UNION
HERE ON MARCH 24.g7.
Preparations Are Being Made for En-
tertainmenf of Large Number OF
Delegates TO Annual Meeting.

Extensive preparations are beng
made for the entertainment of the
members of the ,Woman's Missionary
Union, which win meet in annual ses-
sion in Henderso1EvfIIe, March 24-27,.
Assignment cards are being sent to-
tie various societies In the State and
ribbons and badges are being prepar--
ed for the occasion.
The following announcement from.
the Biblical Recorder WIFI doubtless
be of interest in this connection.
''The time is drawing near for our
w. M. U. annual meeting which will
be held in HendersonvflR, March "a
.27. We hear the gooF people there
are making plans for GUT entertain
ment and looking forward to- the meet
ing with a great deal of interest As
sfgnment cards have beeM sent To tire
societies, and II is hoped that q large
number may assemble i'm tifF bexutf-
f4i mountain town for u EgarTy gath
er1ng."
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-02-19
MT. OLIVE.

The snow which fell hare Friday
caused the congregation aG Mi OGEet
to he small hut nevertheless VIC had .
nice singing. ALL Who heard M said it
was excellent Lit was lead NY. Prof.
l.. A Ward assisted by Jackson Ward.
Mrs. Nancy Osteen, whal has been
sick for some time. is slightly im-
proving.
Mr.. Willis Bane of Green River wac
a visitor at Mt. olivet Sunday.
We are expecting a very successful
year for our church at Mt. Olivet.
Also for the farmers of this section.
The fruit crop for this seckiCn seems
very favorable up to the present.
We also wish the Embellishments,
the great 9 of Democracy and the
educator of the people of this county
and adjoining counties of this State,
a prosperous and successful year and
larger subscription list than ever be
fore in it's history. With all good
wishes for the Hustler-DRmocrat.
REV. JOHN C. WARD.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-02-19
CITY TAXES WANTED.
Manager Justice Advertising for Taxes.
Which Must be Paid Soon.

City Manager George w. Justice is
advertising for the payment of proper
~ taxes in order to prevent ~foreclos
uTes within the ext few weeks.
In order to encourage the early
payment of these taxes, Mr.. Justice
vas authorized to offer a discount of
two per cent in October and one per
cent in November. About half the
taxes were paid. During December
and January practically no money was
collected, but the time has come when
Pr. Justice insists that the city mus
the money or the property will
be advertised for sale.
The fiscal year will begin on June 1,
and the collections will be made On
taxes. Mr.. Justice has been
authorized by the city commissioners
o depart from the old custom of max
rg collections in installments by col
Getting the full special tax before any
Oerson or concern is permitted to con.
a business.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-02-19
FLETCHER ROUTE NO. 5, ITEMS

The Oak Forest Graded school
closed last Friday after a very sue
cessful term Of six months.
We wish to congratulate the teach
ers Prof. R. F. Pace and Miss Belle
Ledbetter for the excellent work they
have done during the past year.
The closing exercises Friday night
were fine and despite the bad weather
there was quite a large crowd present.
Mrs. G. J. Milward of Henderson,
vile visited relatives in this section
last week.
We are sorry to learn that MI. w. j..
Baldwin is ON the sick list.
Mr.. Richard Ledbetter and daughter
Miss Pearl Of Tree, N. c., attended the
entertainment at Oak Forest Friday
night.
Mrs. D. p. Baldwin has returned to
her home IN Asheyi1Ie after an extend
ed visit to relatives here.
Mr.. Hope BagwelI of Balfour was a
in this community last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Anderson of
3arksville, Tenn have returned after
pending some time with Mrs. Ander-
ems parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Rus
iell.
Prof. p. r. Young Of Ashevf1Ie was
4 this section last week on business.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-02-19
MRS. WHITAKER HOSTESS.


(Hot Springs (Ark.) sentinel-Record.9
A very charming departure party
vas given at the Majestic Hotel Friday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. = Leslie
Charge OF Milwaukee, Wis, and Mrs.
VIM. j. Norton OF Cleveland, @, who
are leaving for their respective homes
Sunday.
The novelty Of the affair was that
all the ladies were gowned in Japa-
nese kimonos.
Mrs, Chas. Whitaker of Henderson
vile. N. G., was hostess of the .occa-
sion. Nothing was spared to make
the affair long to be remembered by
those who we're present.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-02-19
THREE OUT OF 14S CATTLE
IN COUNTY ARE infected
Blue Ridge Creamery Having Cattle Of
Henderson County Tested and Ia
Finding Favorable. Condition.

J. C. Morrow, manager of the Blue
Ridge Creamery announces that as a
result of the test given 148 cattle in
Henderson county by DR.. M. r. Black
stock, veterinarian for South Carolina,
only three were found to be in
fected. one of this number being con-
demned.
The creamery is having these tests
made in order that it may be granted
the privilege to ship it's products into
South Carolina in accordance with the
laws of that state. Similar require
ments have also been made in Ashe-
Vile, but none for Hendersonville.
The market of this city was not large
enough to consume the supply of the
creamery, but as the demands from
other sections were multiplying and
the output of the creamery being in
creased it was necessary to have the
cattle supplying the creamery tested
The tests made by DR.. Blackstocl
covered seventeen herd of cattle on tn:
first route of the creamery, which ex
tends from Hendersonville into tn
Mills River section. There are from
two to fourteen cattle to the herd
Three other routes covered by tn
creamery will be tested as 0 % as tn
weather is more favorable.
The tests are proving very encoui
aging to the creamery and the farm
ers furnishing it milk, as this is col
sidered a fair record for the cattle
this county. DR.. Blackstock in NAL
ing the report says that all of the l.
cattle except three are found to !
tree from CHAMBERS. tuberculosis
symptoms of contagious infections.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-02-19
g Sc 80 e e e 81 M 49,

Rev. MI. Morris preachad an elegant
sermon at the Baptist church last
Sunday to IN appreciative audience.
DIR. McCracken of Fair View, made
a professional trip to the State camp
last Sunday to see M of the prison
ers, who is real sick.
G. w. Conner has gone to Washing
ton, D. c.. on business relative to his
various patents. Mr.. Conner has go;
J to be quite an inventor.
Miss Martha Freeman and heg
brother, Dobson. have returned t,
Bessemer City after spending a weeh
With their sister, Mrs. ". M. Conner.
Misses Elsie. and Matte Conner are
visiting relatives at Black Mountain,
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-02-19
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
fContrihufed.A

##8&A #f@A8n
The regular Friday morning exer-
csses were under the direction Of the
High School Literary society. Mr.
Thurston Crane leading instead of the
president, Hiss Ethel Hudgins, who
was. absent. The program was as fol-
lcws:
Reading-Josiah Allen at the Lawn
Party-Miss Bessie Fred.
Reading-Book Agent Beats the
Bandit-Mr. Marion Trice.
Reading of a Discussion on the In
come Tax-Mr. f. Corriher.
Scientific Events-Mr. L. Pace.
Declamation-The Home and Gov
ernment-Mr. Gather Briggs.
Reading-No saloons up Therein.
Q P. Smith.
Announcements.
Mr.. Marion Trice will be in charge
of the exercises next Friday morning.
We have not received any notes from
the eighth grade except that they have
taken up W new studies, composition
and rhetoric and commercial geogra-
ply.
The third team of the society will
have a debate next Friday night. The
following program will be delivered:
Selection by G1ee club.
Defamation by Mr.. Briggs.
Debate-Resolved, That we should
International Arbitration with
III Civilized Countries,
Affirmative: Miss Mary Belk, Mr..
emmett Lott, Mr.. Harper Cherry.
Negative: Miss Bessie Fred, Mr..
rank CorTiher, Mr.. Homer McKinna
Recitation-Miss Alice Pace.
Replies of Debators.
Recitation-Miss Stella Barnet. j
Decision of judges. /.
Selection by Glee club. /.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-02-19

When in need of deeds, mortgages,
warrants and other blanks of this ma
ture call at the Hustler-D Democrat
once.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-02-19

A few more packages of old news
papers and magazines at five cents at
Hustler-Democrat Office.