North Carolina Newspapers

1 V V - v - v OIL :7 PORTRAIT PRESEIjUD WlllSTlffF THE MORNING STAR WILMINGTON N. CT, WEDNESDAY, , APRIL 1, 19 14; THREE Likeness of Patritek Henry Winston Takes Place In Supreme Court Rooms Craig Speaks. (Special Star Correspondence.) Raleigh, X. C March 31. Gover nor Craig delivered a brilliant address this morning in the Supreme Court presenting the oil, portrait of the late Patrick Henry Winston, which is to l,e given a place 6 the walls of the Supreme Court Library as one of the prominent lawyers of his generation and leader in the commercial and so cial life of the State. There i was a large company of people present for i he ceremony, incliid!i- numerous de si endents three sons, a daughter nd ! number of grandchildren, and. other kinspeople. DrGeorge T. ..Winston, eldest son, was' unable to be here from A,sheville. The' sons here, were Hon. Francis I. Win'ston, United States district attorney and Judge RbbeVt tV. Winston. A daughter here was Mrs. F S Spruill ,from Rocky Mount; also prof Patrick Henry Winston, of the t niversitv of North Carolina, a grand son There were numerous other rel atives from Franklin; Granville, John ston and other counties, besides the immediate families of the sons and daughter of the honored Winston sire. (Governor Craig-V address paid high H-Unite tb Patrick Henry Winston, the ,i;Vtinguished line of ancestry through whom he came and the posterity that has followed him. Precedinghinj were distinguished Englishmen of noble Mneae'e and such colonists and other Americans as , William Winston, col onel of the Colonial-Army; Patrick Upnrv and his -cousins, Joseph Win ston here of King's Mountain and Guilford Court House; Dolly Madison ,'nd William Winston Seaton famous journalists, and Anthony Winston, Governor of Alabama, who was a brother of Patrick Henry inston whose portrait, was presented. . The overnor declared that"To be rank: ed among the noblest -of our State, to me after death in this our Panthenon o; History, is a distinction he has n1leTonr&t was accepted by Chief justice Walter Clark, m most fitting terms. . t i J ANXI0UCSH,ID AVETTEVILUE. i ittle Negro Offered for Mailing But L is Refused. To Ascertain if Inheritances of Real tsiaie Are subject to Inheri tance Tax Under Law. FT- D. EXAMINATIONS To be Held on April 25th Pc-stmas- : ,..' ters Named - ' (Special Star Telegram.) Washington, D. C, March 31. Rep resentative. Page has recommended J. E. Muse to be postmaster at Carth age. Other postoffice appointments- all in the fourth class are as fol lows: . '' Representative Page J. C. Foster, (Special Star Correspondence.) . HQlQi trVi XT i o m Corporation Commis- r&SSfTd man zr 1 1 i tb Ahr nAj..t-.. - - - - 3 .. icij suuu tause li u nara GiDson. Gibson. instituted a test suit to determine Representative Webb C. S. Berry, thrmio-ri r A rs n v. 4.1 o ! TT"Pyp1 TV- AT Mnrbio PranliPrrv F ...iUUtu a ucuaivJU uy lilt; JJI tJlUtJ I " " ' ,, ".-..' ,VT Vt "' court the Question of whether nr not .Han ,CoXne.lius; C. W. Brown, - . 7--jonerrni ora;-u. 4j. riavaner, rienry; inheritances of real estate are liable Am n st-nfthnnedvstar.vhnneo- t m , to. the inheritance tax under the 1905 Beaty, Paw Creek; R. Z. Burleson. nevenue act.- At the time that this pviiuueapuus- iuau . roru, ckuuuu, act became operative the Attorney rrVnnV tn 'vfl General made a ruling that it did not cancies- in the rural delivery service affect real estate inheritances and for will be -held on April 25th to fill the that reason there was no move for following vacancies at the towns in. the collection of any inheritanqe tax- r.afst- HaVT,ea. .;vrAW wannver ronn es under it. - ' ty, at Wilmington; Garysburg, North- ' TCnw thp Pnrfinrntinn Pimmioi-i'mi flltintfin ffilintv ft.Wfl VflOaTlCies) at as State Tax Commission has inves- Jackson' and Conway; Kanapolis Ca- Ligatea ine matter ana is convinced ''V "i; i V r A iuai. me ruimg mat real estate wasix, rT r:,, Tt -7 not liable under the act was an error fayetteyille; Marshyille Union coim nH 'tlmIi tnt.-0' ctoi-.o v,Q ty. at Monroe; Norlina, Warren coun- tions made throughout the State ty at w?rrenJi! Shulls Mills, Watau- wnere mere nave Deen inneritances &a """"f ' VT".. M, -X:4'n3; that' have thus far escaped this tax us county, at WhiteyiHe; Wadeyil ii . ... , . M - . . . Mnnto-nmorv pnnntv at Trnv Wllllflm- unuusa me ruimg or tne Atton jn v. 3 . t , I Fit T AT Priinrpr .Tr has neftll ail jits win ub uiaue up in waive coun- . v , tvlj ty Superior court, there being several pointed a pension surgeon at Hender- vo utvvO tllci I Will llaulC LKJ I Commission is sustained in its view. . You have nobody but yourself to There are the Tucker estate and the hlame it you miss seeing iafnrkiV Omvertisement. -.vu.u.V' kJLWCVv UUU O. llUlUUCl Ut UIUC1 o. One or another of these will nrobablv be selected for the litigation that will try out the test case. Model Rural Community in SamDson L. C. Brogden and S. S. Alderman, of the State Department of Education, Browne,.' of the State Department-of A erinnltnrp have p-nno tn Samncnn county for' the purpose of. taking: a Vk v. Irl ' m nin1!nkl t 1 ....... ilo.hu in c&iauiisiiius a. rural uuiiimuii- ity'l. alorig the co-operative" idea that State Department of Education for tne puDiic. scnoois to oe tne center oi the- educational and social life of the conununity. Tne ' nrst community instituted was one in Granville coun ty some weeks ago. The Sampson county movement is the second for tne state. PiKimore, Md., March 31. The Jx'ietv of Amanda Collins, a negress ivetteville, N . C, to get posses '.'U of her 7-year-old grand daughter w?s the indirect cause of a shock to Postmaster Sherlock Swann yesterday. Ke shock ws so great that the post 1Det" hi swinging chair will prob need l "repairing today, says this r,ininas Baltimore Sun. ; Mt-oTcnnei ? S.wann busy at . his desk -viipn a voice aaaresacu 'I want to send this through the elooke'd up and it was then that ,he inmrv was done to his chair. 11 Mr? Elizabeth Faber, police woman, a thp rarnet in front of him Slf clhwS to oJS of her hands and and cllinSdl herself in the police uyfn'4irts "as Rosetta Curry, SSSf dark chocolate, aged 7 years, u inn one of speechless, fear rKo "ma's Mother died last Monday, A-anda Collins of Fayette, & ouas htrdmoVer. Rosetta has a reV V Warnernt? Toltmastrswann Lid coolant -end her bv parcel post, a011 S within the specifications. Those cuecifications require that a Package b? no more than 72 inches i in length ind circumference combmed and thrt it weih not move than'oO ponn as. '"Rosetta's grand mother had firs, w-ired Marshal Farnan-on Friday tc lohn Underwood, mayor of ayeii-e v e telling the marshal" to send het at IfSse .The railroads had re sed take her without some one to !" MtfA- mderwood was wired to send som ThVSSall this discussion about her. Rosetta chewed the i end of her liandkerohief and wouldn t speaK eat. ; GRANViLLE'S "BIGGEST DAY." GREAT SHAD' SEASON THIS Both As to Quality and Quantity Record Catches the Rule, Not Exception. Couniy Commencement a Great Suc cess Dr. Vann Speaks. Sial Star The Oxiord. c-'.3ia " v,oc ever biggest day Granville countyhas ever i was. the eJSS, Ws huppily coineu J" if . of the enthusiasm over the success oj l county commencement held here n daTwo thousand school Mjenrm me, a living ribbon of unbroken beaut lumg upon the town of Oxford a deco ration such as had never been seen l.eve before. . t .aoA The procession formed at the graea . , , n the Morne. F.c-nooi ana yroeeeueu "v .K. r Hthletic field. There about one nour was taken un in outdoor drills, toot races, etc. After this an. address oy President R . T. Vann, of Meredytn College, was heard in the court, house. could find room in the auditorium which was soon packed. Dr. Hfnn speech was an inspiring appe aj, tui -j..' i .anntoffoi!. for tne ueuer euueauona auva .!. .i j on1 nllTDOr aress ne scattereu biuu that held the close attention -, or m r.,i; ma ths lessons EUB.1IU- parted stand out with great clearness :tnd force. . QCt a o.on V. rlonlamntinn COnitJ- li rvoT-tirinfitPfi in nv ten Doy ;.nd girls selected from the interme- -liate grades of tne county ""V" Fort -three certificates of promotion ,v.r. uinv. Griinri !rrart(R were pre- ented to pupils who successfully pass- til the examination. f COUNTY UNION ORGANIZED Of the Baraca and Philathea Classes of Wilson County. (Special Star Correspondence.) U ;io x' r March S1 FollOW ;n;-' an entuusiastic discussion ot Bar raca-Philathea Bible class work, rep r.'sentatives of 20 classes in this coun ty organized the Wilson county no. raca-Philathea County Union. a?ho tniinwin-x nffirp.rs were chosen: President n T. Plrkins. Wilson: Mies Rpssie Hackney. Wilson; Mr. D. M. Dew, Barefoot -'Dapel; Mr. J. W. Jump, Black Creek, and Miss" Sue-Corbitt; secre ?aiy. A. A. Ruffin. Wilson: treasurer, J. Amerson. Wilson. One vice president was aIro nhnsen from each t )ass renresenterJ. This is one of the and Philathea classes" in the State and L)V'rks the progress ? of theiorganea fit ble class movemenl in ,this county . (Snecial Star CorresDondence.) Southport, X. C. Irch 31 .The shad season this year, below Wilming.- ton, and as far as this place, has been exceptionally a fine one. This applies both to number of shad caught and the quality. Prices here have been within the reach of all. The first catches,, weeks' ; ago, roe sold at a dol- Inn - Vm 4- r h rtrt h AW roo I IT' r00"QT in and '50 cents for roes and bucks were the uniform Drices asked. - Record catchesmight be said to hp thf nilp rather than the exceDtion V.!o. onnenn ' nnotn hflt'O hodll CfrilTl? out from opposite tne1 city at nmiug- ton, tet opposite souiapon.- i uc i-su- hti on the alert for ctoam rnfr fnr the narrowirie Jdown of the main channel, restricts the ves sel people, and many a net nas Deen the Rteamer could not go around; No one has been so careful as Captain Harflerrand yet his steam er, the Wilmington, has been forced tr rnt VTTkll0rh Tl Pts most of these be cause the fishermen neglected to make the proper red nag cispiay m one eu-i of tne "anrt. Qnmfo EYsmoies. n.Tia XaVa hepn . thfi: larSBSt catches, "your : correspondent may not definitely state, tout to note ture win give an idea of tne season ior uig-ie- r. fieViormnn about five- fathom hole, caught one hundred on a single "dritt," ana or tnese ueivve v.0i 'Mi-ift' from about same uay, uu mcu v the cjuarantine station, down opposite this city, Captain Lewis took eighty shad from nis net, aim vctpt. Vj- not filler! his boat With nn ii i i i mi 'liio v one hundred and fifteen. It . can q, be seen tnat snaa usumg i iu."- a season like tne preseut uuc. BERGER AT NEWBERN.- r? ciinhte at Bia Home coming VVeeK in" iviajr. r.r- : i aoi. PnrroannnnPIlPfi. I Newbern, N. C March .31yiator J. S. Berger, wno nas flights at Wilmington with a right tho nnt. few weeks, will arrive in NewDern ioaay mu m v"" panv with J. Leon .Williams.. Promotor ri i i iih i ) i i i luuiu jw"n . . nrini? Racine Meet, which is to pe f-p 7 , " , .jii r,- nrtt trt thP held nere m iuay, .wm fair grounds and mase au miijccu.. fit 1 LKZ -IIJUIO v . Iliaiie "SUIS uuiiue, -" . . tt Mr. AVlliiams, in couiijuj went to Wilmington several days ago '-.Tj ,:,-CT,Qi flitrhto made bv Mr. Berber and the fotmer was so well leased wnn inese tuat .u made arrangements with Mr. Berger nvpr tn Xewbern and look over the grounds preparatory to sign- .no- a contract iu mane uiuio during the approaching celebration. 'y-A&J. XT C Marrh 31. After vina- the case consideration, the lo- ;i' w.i;no have come to tne conciuv , XVhat Alfred Lynch, the negro who last week cut the throat of Man BEWARE OF DRUG HABITS! If vou have a cold Gow- ans, King of Externals, will scatter the inflammation, and a cold is simply inflam mation. You iust rub Gowans on. No dangerous fumes to in hale. Gowans penetrates, is all quickly absorbed 'ana scatters xong;estion and in flammation. Colds may bring Pneumo- 1 It nia. Gowans breaks tne cold. Croup comes quickly Gowans heads it off, by pen etrating. No fumes to in hale. No drugs to take. Just rub it on. Gowans Sells at 25, 50 and ,$1. 00. DRUGGISTS GUARANTEE IT. GOWAN MEDICAL CO. CONCORD, N. C. CI se a Remin gton or Smith Premier Three Months Wi rE will rent vqu an tinderstroke model 6, 7, or R Rernino-fon Tvnewrifer or understroke . ftrT j i m mndel Smith-Premier Tvoewnter for ' One- Quarter of a year TH REE MONTHS for $5.00 the most advantageous "rental terms ever offered by the manufacturers.' ind if you wish- to buy a machine at the end . of -this rental period, the rental money already paid will be credited upon your purchase. Rental Term's Visible Models REMINGTON 1 MONARCKf SMITH PREMIER One Month $3.00 Six Months $15.00 Paragon Ribbons. Red Seal Carbon Papers Recognized as the leading ribbon and carbon lines on the market ' .- : " --n Machine Catalogs and Supplies Booklet on Request Refngtrii Typewriter Co. (Incorporated) 17 Princess Street, Wilmington, N. C. ATLANTIC GOAST LINfi Arrlrals n Dpartrfc ot Traln8 t Wilmington. EtfectlV Sept. 14, 1911. 'Time Not 0arantef. t -jv.,v ; -v- . DEPATJ3:S: r S TO AND FROM - AEJUVALS: Goldsboro, Richmond, Norfolk and East- ernNorth Carolina points. Connects -at i - No. 90, Goldsboro -with Sonthern Railway and v ; No. 81, ! 3:40 A.M. ; Norfolk Southern Railroad. No. 91 leaves a 1:15 AM. U Norfolk !3:20-P. M.; and Richmond !4:10 ' ' - v:- P- M. ; , , - . ; Cliadbourrtv Conway, Florence, Charleston, - - , Savannah, Jacksonville, : Tampa, i -' Ft. . ! J" No. 51, Myers, Columbia, and Asheville. Putlman No. 50, Sleeping: Cars between "Wilmington faad . '2 '' . 5:35 A.M. Colombia, open to receive passengers at 12 :20 A.M. Wilmington at and after 10.-00 Pi M., and may be occupied -until 7:00 A. M. No. 64 Jacksonville, Newbern antl Intermediate 'Nio.65, ! 5 :50 A.M. atatioflg. ; x V v I 6:25 P.M. Goldsboro, Richmond,. Norfolk and Vagh- . No. 48, iugton. v Pullman Parlor Cars between No. 49, Wilmington and Norfolk, connecting at 8:30 A.M. Rocky Moont with New York trains with 6 :15 P.M. Pullman Service. . No. 53, Solid train between Wilmington and Mt. No. 52, 8:45 A.M. Airy, via Fayetteville and anford. 8KKP.M. y . e 1 Cbadbourn, Conway, Florence, Charleston, No. 55, Savannah, All Florida Points, Columbia, No.54, Ashevllle and the West.' Pullman Sleep 's :15P.M. injr Cars between. Wilmington and Co- 1:40 P.M. lumbia; " '. , , , , ' . j ; . . ' : Co Jacksonville. Newbera and Intermediate No 63 3:25IM. stations. 12:5bp'.M. No 50 " Fayetteville, -Sanford and Intermediate No. Qof ' 6:30 P.M. stations. ' 110:15 A.M. ; j Goldsboro, Richmond, Norfolk, Washing- ton and New York. Pullman Broiler, No 49 Buffet Sleeping Cars between WHming- No. 41 ft"PM ton and Washington, connecting with 10'OOA.M. o.x.. Ne Yok tanSj wth Puliman sleeping Cars between Wilmington and Norfolk. No 57j Chadbourn, Florence, Conway and Inter- No. 58, ! 7:00 P.M. mediate stations. - j 9545 A.M. Daily. ! Daily except Sunday, b Sunday only, a Daily except Monday. For folders, reservations, rates of fares, etc.,' call 'phone 100. W. 3. CRAIG, T.C.WHITE, Passenger Traffic Manager. General Passenger Agent. WILMINGTON,. N. C. MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY 4 ACTS ALL GIRLS ALL STAR VAUDEVILLE THE BEST EVER Don't Miss This One Coniedy. 2 PHOTO PLAYS 2 -55i0- AreiBanaiias Fruit? If-sa, then DAT PATCH is Horse feed of the highest quality. We also carry three other grades of molasses feed. . Grain is our line and we have the kind to make a regular customer out of you. Jos. H. Walters Wholesale, Grain. -220 N. WATER ST. BIDS FOR UNIFORMS. Spalpd nrnnosals will be received 1- nrool,- PUT LlltJ LIHUctL Ul luau i . .r r.." TT . . fu u7th kPPner of the Goldsbor6 until April btn, iyi4, at iz roon, at ley Hatch. Keeper qi " - th r,mr& nf thA Pnlicfi Tnartmpnt for Lumber Comply swt, Vimt tn TOt.vv ;ni- Richlands,has never oeea u--" fnltheTollce-and Fire depart- as tteporteq, , oui ? . " iaJorWlth- merrts of the City of Wilmington managea.w u- ------ snmnlesv rnalf-vard) Osweeo Serse. out comirig in mis J Charlottesville or Oak Mills, 12x14- FOR THE THIN AND Samose Will MaKe. , ---. - nwi .y - . . canon , t t- oro f tine thin you are sick, li"" .? c.w c , t-nn, ft Tf IUC1IID. o it A., vou: may not know. it. . it 1 . ... ouiiumo- .- - t -. , ri, i,r thorp vou are losing weigui. -cv--.j, " you die that. np.ds look- tag. .after. y.H j rZ nhoponoalro onri Hhin Railway thin it aoesni -.axt v UIIGOailQaMf UUU UIIIU IIUIIIIUI -j .v v,nt vmi mav not uts ica.ii." j. ., . , namat be strong ff you- are thm. sckxio ROiJT to the wkst. ca225?t.? B h. hPalthV and plump, rw Fut THUbBle Train. Witlt llt v . 1 ry iiTr-. :-Aii"lniKw how. : ? Cm Service. It is not aiHiuxi. -r h ,oli, f I rhraarh Pnllman Slnri U 1-oml.TUl- The only way 10 ""r:fr ..i-t,m rhio anH s. na.. an1 train health and nesn- JS Z---UP ninhmriHW?, :10nf 6 :4Onmlll-rO0D-D Samose;'Xhe ; standard ;-flesn rorms r;oui8vUie ii:oouf - - 7:30pm ?Cm anil tissue builder. --It mingles 4 A Cincinnati. .-8:20amll0:20au 5:00pm 7:lopin 7:ioain 7:lSpui 7:45am SCR AW NY. ounces blue cloth, miist be submitted wltn proposals, apecmcuuuiis auu an necessary information "as to style and make-up will be furnished upon appli cation: to chief of .respective depart- Councilman. mli25.20:apl-?.t tnM and tissue builder. .It mingies4Ar- Cincinnati. .1-8 :20am with, the foodvyou-eat .and.is .assimi- Ar,Chiigo. . . . 5:00pm aii in oriiTi. the system- 1U1! ei 1 i.. . plains the great value Aae-.1T The line to tk Cetebratt MoaaI m V.r-i. T Uinlro Rlintlllit DrUg CO., SeilS I mn-tm nt Vtr4lf- . ' . ..- -. verv naclcage on a genuine guarantee por ecriptiT- matter, tclieole a. r ".;r-.ri mnnov it it ooes uul uu rnumio ruerT-iioni:-tfliren .: -.o-. all that is ciaimeu iu iV . . .. . ... . - arfrrt',"'- IV 4V ) Everything from - Foundation to Roof Rock Lime, Cement, Plas ter, Hydrate Lime, Brick, Shingles, Laths, Slate, Terra Cotta Pipe and Fit ting, all sizes. Drain Tile, Asphalt Roofing, Deaden ing Felt, Slaters' Felt, Building Paper, Etc. Sash, Doors, Blinds and Mouldings. We carry -the largest and most complete stock of Mantels, Tile and Grates in the State to select irom. write ior catalogue ana prices. 1 The Builders' Supply Co. Nos. 7 and 9 Chesnut Street. Wilmington, N. C. SUBURBAN SCHEDULE ; BST SFFCCT OCTOBER th. Ml. , Winter Park, WdsS-Uville WrighUvme Beach and Inter mediate Points. ; .EASTBOUND. - M-STBOIWP. Ieave Front Leave Front I-carf. Front Leave Leave . Leave and Princess and Princess an Princess Winter Park TrigatsvUle Beack for for for for for for- Winter Park. WrlgbtBYllJe- Beach. Wilmington. Wilmington. Wllmlnnrto. f :30 A.M. ''6:65""v' 8:00 " " 8:30 " 10 11 1 il ill 2 3 3 I 4 4 z4 & e 6 7 8 10 11 :00 " 44 :30 " " :10 P.M. :55 " " :35 44 44 :00 44 44 :30 44 :10 44 44 :30 " 44 :50 :30 :lff :40 :l5 :30 :15 :oo :15 ,1 W ( M M 6:30 A.M. . '' 'bats'" 8:00 44 44 8 :38 44 " "io'ibo 11:30 44 44 1 :lO P.M. Xl:55 44 " "i-oo44"4"" "grso-""" :10 44 44 6:40 44 44 7 :18 44 " 8:30 M 44 ! 9:15 " 44 10:00 44 44 11:15 44 44 6:?i6At. Yk'-M ' " " ''b'-M-"'"' 'ibVw '"''"' 11:30 44 44 l:lpPJi. 'i:6o"L4V 'sq' 6:40 44 44 8:30 6:20A.M 7 :36 44 44 ! 7 :50 44 44 8:01 44 44 8:41 44 44 0:36 44 44 !10:31 44 44 11:06 44 44 12 :36 P.M. 21 " " x 2 :36 44 44 x 3:05 44 44 x a :au 4:06 44 44 x 4:30 44 44 x5:10 5:36 6:11 6:51 44 " 7:45 44 44 8:06 44 44 9 :36 44 44 I 9:56 44 44 10:41 44 44 11:56 P. M. M 6:15 A.M. 7:25 44 44 ! 7:45 44 44 7:50 44 44 8 :30 44 44 9:25 44 44 !10:20 44 44 10:55 44 44 12:25 P.M. 1:50 44 44 x2:25 44 44 8:55 5:t5 44 44 6:00 44 44 6:40 44 44 7:30 44 44 7:55 44 44 9:25 44 44 I 9:45 44 44 10:30 44 44 11:45 P. M. T7:Lm7 7:40 4. 44 - "'i-ii'44" 'io-ii44'4'4'" 12:15 P.M. o 1:45 4fc44 "tf-i'r.r." '''ii'44 44'4' 7:2d4V4,!.V ..... J BPECIAL ?0 BUNDATB. Leave Front and Princes. Streets every half hour, from t:M te : P. Leave Beach, every half hoar, from g; 45 to 5:45 .P. M. . Dally, except Sunday. . ! Snndays only. I Snpereeded by half -homr Ciedle Bnnday afternoons. . II This car goes through to Sea Gate; returning, leaes Sea Gate at F. K. o Leaves from Station No. 3. ' : ' , ' FREIGHT 8CHJEDC. Leaves 9th and Orange strets daily, except Sunday,. 8:3- P. M. Freight Depot open, dally, except Sunday, 2.80; to 8:30- P, M. CLYDEXIWE TO NEW YORK An GEORGETOWN, S. C TheN ew Dirug Store In asking for your patronage we feel that we are justified in doing so, because we. have a feeling of preparedness to meet your, wants1 be cause we are so conveniently located; because we are so determined to please and give satisfaction.. , 7 . . Our .Magnetic; Cough Jlemedy cures when others fail. Our Headache Remedy is hornless and yet it cures your head in no time. . , We want your business; we must have it; we can't operate a first class drug store vith out your patronage. We deliver goods to any part Of the city promptly. vcw TABir 1 t f a nvr.'rnv .w. . j. . . ... v Steamship Navahoe, Fri., Ap. 3rd, 114. jMeamsnip vjneroKee, e 11., --p. viu, uu. WILMINGTON TO GEORGETOWN. Steamship Algiers Moil., Mar. 3()th, 1914. Steamship Na valine. Vou., Apr. Gth, 1914. WILMINGTON TO NEW YORK. Steamship Algiers, Sat., Apr. 4th, 1014. Steamship Navahoe, Sat., Apr. 11th, 1914. (Steamship Algriers Will Not Carry Passengers.) , rni...mi K!11 V f lorlinff onfl Inxvoftl" 11 111 UIU "Mil l v 1 Ittuiun . - ' - through rates guaranteed to and ' from all points in XVortlT and Soutn Carolina. v CLYDE STEAMSHIP CO. C. J. BECKER. Agent, . Wilmington. N. C. H.'G. JMALLBONES, (Commercial Agent, It, IJUiiiiBimi! v Gfneral Offices: Pier 36, N, It. New York. LINE SEABOARD AIR RAILWAY i ('The Proeresslve Railway of the South." Trains leave Wilmington Daily, as follows: No. 23 5:35 P. M.. .for local stations, con necting. Hamlet for Richmond, Washing ton and New York. No. 133:43 P. M. Parlor car for Lumber ton, Maxton, Laurinburg and Charlotte,, connecting at Hamlet for Jacksonville, Raleigh, Washington and New York. No. 19 5:00 . M. Local train for Char lotte. Sleeper open 10:1)0 V. 31. For detailed information and reservations call on City . Ticket Office. Orton Hotel, Wilmington, n. .;.. - ' . ..: JOHN T. WKST, Division Passenger Agent, ' ' ' Raleigh, N. C. ' E. E. HUNTER, - v, Division Freight Agent, - Wilmington, N. C. . FORECLOSURE SALE. fl - : jl. mm We Have the Right Kind of Soft Shoes for the w CARL F. STRUEJCK & CO 128 SOUTH FRONT STREET. WILMINGTON, N C. By virtue and in pursuance of the power of sale contained in a certain mortgage deed, executed by J. L. Treadwell and; wife, Louisa Treadwpll, to the Kentucky Horse and Mule Company, nnder date of December 31st, 1912, and duly recorded in the office of the Ilegiste'r of Deeds of New r., nnI1tr ,i Rnr.tr 7 at rtiis'pa 4oo et seq., default having been made In the payment or note securea tnereoy, -u un dersigned mortgagee will expose for sale, for cash to the highest bidder, at the Third street door of the Court House of New Hanover County, at noon on iriuay, April 3rd, 1914, the following described lot or parcel of land, tew wit: Beginning in thejNorthern line of -Meares street,' at -a point one hundred ao-1 thiTty two feet Eastwardly from theTSortheasterir streets, and runs thence Northwardly and U....ui t.i. sirfoonth ctfoot ninotv-nnp and live-tenths feet to a point, thence East- -.. . ..-s1f'-A----- ' m 4- ws Avaraiy aa paraiiei wuu iu.aiw own;. Ki-trfhfAA foot t hnra SsAiithwiirnlv and parallel with Sixteenth street ninety-one . tmt.a (f. a th 'NnrMiorn linA nf UUU 11 C ll'llina w - . . Sleares street ; thenee , Westwardly along iA tcnviain line Tvr tn pos ati-Aet thirtv- three feet to the beginning, the" same being part or lots o anu o, m rsioc- ay"ju ing to the official plan of the City of Wil mington. r: 'yJ - - ' KENTUCKY HORSE ANET MDtB CO., ... mh5-30d ' '- ' -VL 1 Mortgagee. Quickest and Beat U.i f wl u Korthf ; ;sv..:. -. - Wfll. - ' ' " Block System. ' Uck BalUst. SS-lfc. Bail Bbedi u Jtirec. nay iz, mr 10:40 puro. 0:30 p.ia. 2 :30 a.m, 6:25 p.m. 0:55 p.m. 7 ;XO a.m. 8:80 a.m. Tvl Norfolk Lv. Petersburg . Liv. uurnam . . T.v. Lvnohhiir-r. . Ar. Cincinnati . 1 Ar. Columbut . AtiCbicago . . 1 jtk'q-Anld M 2. fK4-t. - I : Close COuoecuooi uiaue iur ocbhic, dh Francisco and 11 Western Points. v Pullman sleeping ai)d parlor cart. If xr. r fa Hlnln or Wnnfnmcnt an ' service standard of excellence. Blue Bldg and Allegheny mountains crossed at most picturesQue parts. ' ' rune laoiea, ueciijui .- Information free. Correspondence lnvlt W. B. BEVILL. Pass. Traf. Mgr. . W. C. SAUNDERS. G. P. Roanoke, Ta. -C. H. BOSLBJY, D. P. A., Blchmon, "t. feoiiuteii to&P-irGeii Hbusell DR. L. G. ALLEN - OSTEOPATH 47-48 TRUST BUILDING Office Honrs:'1. 9 to 1: 3 to & ' Office 'Phone 920-W Residence r hone 1428J rrnnsniirfntPit under in manasement. 40 large outside additional i rodms.: . Ttie traveling public is invited to" give us a rall.X - We will :. Our "Cafe in .connection la lie . test in the city.v If you wat-ome-;'rtdng.f good Ito? BURETT H. ARCHITECT 38-39 rARRELli BUILDING. WILMINGTON, rt.C A Iry: A 830 411:00 am. i :ki a.m 2:40 p.m. 7 :zu a.m 6 :45 a.m 5 :00 p.m. e:3z p.m mm mery ams 1,000 feet 6:incli Pipe, 30c per foot. 9,000 feet 1-inch Pipe, 2 l:2c per ft. 1 75 H. P. H. S. & G. Engine, ?25U. 1 150 H. P. High Pressure Boiler A?C50. 1 Heavy Saw Mill Complete, ?200. 1 Underwriters Fire Pump, $300. l'Xot Live Rolls, $200. 1 Patrol Watchman Clock, $25. 1 Turpentine Still, $150. Call, wire, 'phone or write to us, we are the largest dealers, and own our own Foundry Machine and Boiler. Shops ; ilmihon Iron ; Works , ri l.i t : i Si' -I ' 4: i f f 1; n .'.!