THE MORNING STAB, WILMINGTON, WEBNESDAY'JAOT AUY, 23, 1907.
PAGE THREE
linn I'M i rt it i i'i i in t i
I: A Marine Wandering Jew
Mlimi III H 1-H'H-H--?
Since steam has Lirsly taken the
..t.c mi int. vvvhu a uvuui U
atloc yarn Is what It wit fifty
car jra. trbca the Black Hall lino of
ship ri btnrca tbo occUent
md the orient. Iq ay yocnjrer days
t was bet a lad I nailed before the
mast la tlx? Dreadnaushr. Amonj our
crew was Seta Flaw kins, an old salt
of forty. We considered hlxa a Methu
selah, a talk thra man with, a profusion
of littla red curls. He was very rcll
Sloas. obserrtn; all the command meats
fcrcpaloosly except the ninth, Tboa
ahalt not bear false witness," and la
; this be sinned only la spinning yams,
walcA be always rowed were real hap-
pealnjrs. One starlight night oa the
' forecastle while we were lounging
i aboat the capstan he care us the fol
j towioj::
J "Toa're all beard a lot about Judas
; Iscarlot, who was cursed with haYhV
I to lire forercr and wanderla all orer
the world, at one time betn seen la
I EcTPt. another la France, and so on,
j always learla a trail of misfortune in
I h wake. Flat I don't bcllcre any of
I yoa has ever hearn about his sallln the
J wa. There" no seao In this, for how
l could b ba.e pt to America, where
he's turned cp often, unless be crossed
aa ocean? Iastawaya I've seen him
j myself, and on the water too.
f "l first shipped oa th Mark Matthews
! oa a roya around the Horn to take la
hide oa the west coast of South Amer
ica. We was layln In the doldrums
thick foe was all about us. and we
couldn't seo a ruble's length. All of a
sudden t I bee red a bell. It struck four
tlzea. As soon as It stopped our bell
struck too. Then the fos thinned a lit
tle, and J tut about half tho ship's
length from us was the oddest loo kin
craft I erer clapped eyes oa. She was
awful high la the poop, low la the
waist and had n head oa her bow like
that of a sea sarpent. She bad two
masts like a schooner, and the rails
was buns oa 'cm like they put 'cm oa
Chinese Junks. Of ur4 they hung
limp like ouro.
"She was head on. and the fojj didn't
let u see abaft the fo'mast. On th
forcastl? stood the Cjrur of an old man.
I couldn't tell you bow old he looked,
but there was somethin about him
that rescinded ni? of a people Ions
passed away. He was a Jew and the
Jewtest lookJn Jew I ever see. He
was wrapped in a cloak that looked
like a monk's frock. The melancholy
way he stared out u them blinkers o
hls'n was euoajrh to nd a cur yelpln
to bis keaacL They was like the eyes
of a sick. mau as hadn't slept durin a
thousand year voyage. There wasn't
a bit f color In his cheeks unless you
cafe lea tlery look o the hides we'ro
cot Jhdow color, and It seemeil as If I
coukl see right through hU ghastly lips
to the few teeth that was left la his
jaws. He hadn't any hat oa. and X
wasa't near enough to see just what
his hair wait like, except that he had
mighty little. But somethln was
a-morin on his skull that looked like
worms. Whether It was worms or
hair I couldn't see, but It must a been
worms, for there wasn't the ghost of a
breere t move even the finest hairs, i
He stood there tooktiT at us without
any Interest la them melancholy eyes
o' his'n, and the only motion be made
mas with Us skinny hands. 100x1
ome s!!rr coins from one hand to
t'other. Krcry oncet In awhJle he'd
make a. If to throw the jdlrcr away,
bat be couldn't, and crery time be tried
and failed hli fare would take on an
xprcsion of awful remorse.
"While I wa lookln' at him the two
hips was so slowly drlftln' apart that
nob!y coul J ce em move. The other
craft was gettln In our stem. The
Jew's blinkers was roovln' about, nerer
rrt!a on anything for more'n half a
reond till suddenly they struck our
tern. Then there was the worst fright
roae into 'em I erer see on any man's
face, not erea a mutineer X once saw
hurg when be cacght sight o" the noose
danglln from the yardarm.
-What did be see? Didn't I tell you
ocr ship was the Mark Matthews? The
name, o course, was oa the stern.
Some o the letters was faded, and the
V la Matthews was pretty nigh gone.
What the Jew saw was the names o
two o the apoatlc. Mark and Mat
thew. Then for the first time It struck mo
who he was. He was the wanderin
Jew. As soon as be saw Jhe names o
them two old friends o hls'n he was
throwed oa his beam ends. You see.
he was one o the twelre In good and
rn-sralar standln till be betrayed his
master for them thirty pieces o sllrer;
To be brought face to face with two
of the disciples after a couple o thou
sand years wanderin must 'a brought
back cnplensant remembrances.
"By this time I felt so bad for the
fxwr old sinner that I wanted to.gire
him somethln to warm him up. I ran
below, got some grog fa a can and ran
back, expectia to swing it orer to tho
Jew at the end of a rope. But when I
gut oa deck the strange lookfn craft
bad disappeared la the. fog.
"Bat where she'd drifted. to was a
punier, for within ten minute the
fcg lifted, w could aweep the borUoa,'
and there wasn't a sal to be seen. ,
"Within aa hour It come oa to blow
out o the sowwest- That "was the gala
whea I waj wrecked, the Mark Mat-
thews gola to the bottom and the crew
"tela picked rrp half dead by a whaler
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The llror la a wonderful organ, always at work filtering purifying and
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Pills. They act -upon the liver and produce a healthy flow of bile.
uotn TahJeta and Pills sold by all druggists, price 25c.
. Trial package at J. Hicks Bunting Drug Co., Wilmington, N. C.
a-s T a n rv. WeJHvl'le. N. Y.
w s ir io vou ei
il is now and tn
JL -si rCmcmbcr th
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k tnat win appeal to
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Don't forget to
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Portsmouth
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r?c
Wood!
Wood!
500 cords beat oak, black Jack
and plne-cut to suit.
Goal! Coal!
Eureka Blocks, the -best for
grates.
Weed Blocks
Lighrwood, suitable for' Wilson
Heaters, grates and kindling.
BUILDING MATERIAL
LAND ENTRY 1907.
Llmey Cement, Piaster,
gits, Roofing Paper, Etc.
Shin-
I'i. B. THORPE I GO.
dec 19-tfc
I make claim to the following vacant
land belonging ' to the Stato of North
Carolina for the. purpose of obtaining
a grant from tbe State, situated in the
State of North : Carolina, New Han
.
over county, adjoining the lands of th,
Suburban Land Col, on the north, oa
the east by the lands of J. B. Hines
and Charles Teetchen, south and
west by the lands of Prank Canady
and others, containing fifty acres more
or less.
THOS. P. BAGLEY.
Filed December 26th, 1906.
JOHN HAAR,
Register of Deeds and Acting Entry
Taker de. 27-30d
Dec, 26th, 1906.
A
Taw!
"Ope
HIGH BALL
YOU HEAR ABOUT
PIGEON GIN,
Endorsed by Physicians and Sanitariums
as an ideal drink for the Kidneys
and Bladder.
from the cradle up. By name and by
trade.
Every garment made to dt and
workmanship guaranteed.
Agent for two of the largest eon
cerns-in the country.
HAAS TAILORING CO.
BALTIMORE, WD.
MARKS AMHEIM, NEW YORK.
Together with this my line of Gents
Furnishings are of the height of fash
Ion. New styles shipped me every
week.
JULIUS P. TAYLOR,
7he Tailor.
BEST WISHES.
TO THE TRADE:
It is with much pleasure that we
take this oportuaity of extending to
you our "Compliments of the Season,"
and wish for you a Merry Christmas
and a Happy and Prosperous New
Year.
It is needless to say that we sin
cerely trust our relations in the fu
ture will be mutually beneficial, profit
able and pleasant in every way, and
now assure you anew that our services
and facilities are always at your com
mand, when we will be pleased to
give the same our best and prompt
attention.
Again, with best wishes, we beg
to remain, Yours very truly,
BROOKS & TAYLOR,
Wholesale Grocers,
Wilmington, N. C.
dec. 25-tf.
Adanfic Coasi
Line
; Schedulein EfTeet January 6, 1907.
. . -; ; ' ; . NOTICE. . - - -
The arrivals and departures are giv
en as information, . as well- as connec
tions with other companies; but arri
vals and connections are not guaran
teed. - - -, . , . - . . ..
NORTHBOUND.
-Lv Wilmington
sbo
1.49 p .m
5.08 p m
6.05 p m
1.07. p-m
Ar Goldsboro
Ar Rocky Mount
Ar. Weldon
Ar Norfolk ......
Ar Wilson
iveiupa ....... 5.08 p m
Ar. Petersburg . . 7 i r w
at .icnm&na i 8.oo t m
k I - MT
Ar wasnington 111.40 d m
Ar jjaitimora I i avl a m
Ar Philadelphia ,. 4.25 a m
Ar wew York 1 7.20 a m
No. 48. . . . .No. 43
9.00 a mj .35 p v
Lzm p mjy.32 p w
11.15 p xn
z.sz p m
10.25 p m
2.32 a t
. 4.27 a m
5.10 a m
8.50 a m
10.13 a m
12.27 a m
3.00 a
SOUTHBOUND
Lv New York .
Ar Philadelphia
Ar Baltimore
Ar Washinsrton . . .
Ar Norfolk ......
Lv Richmond
Ar. Petersburg-
Ar Weldon
Ar Rocky Mount
Ar Wilson
Ar Goldsboro
Ar. Wilmington . .
No. 41
9.25 a xn
. .1.55 a m
z.iz p m
3.21 p m
7.25 p m
8.05 p m
9.53 p m
iu.58 p m
11.40 p ra
6.58 a m
10.18 a m
No. 49
9.25 p m
12.01 an
2.32 a m
3.45 a m
8.30 a in
8.25 a m
9.13 a m
11.35 p m
1.00 p-m
2.15 p m
3.12 p m
6.10 p m
BETWEEN WILMINGTON AND THE
SOUTH SOUTHBOUND
Lv Wilm'ton
Ar Florence
Ar Celumbia
Ar. Ch'lest'n
Ar Savannah
Ar Jack'ville
Ar Tampa. .
Daily Daily
5.40 am3.35 pm
v.da am
12.45 pm
1.40 pm
6.45 pm
7.30 pm
11.10 pm
11.37 pm
2.5a am
8.40 am
7.10 pm
DiLT
6.35 pfri
4.15 ai
7.05 &l
9.39 am
2.10
10.0? af
NORTHBOUND.
The Jones House.
Atkinson, N. C.
la .Maw Open for the Patronage of th
Public.
Board by the Day, Week
or Month.
oct lO tl
109 Prlnccm St.
Bagging
and Ties
.Rust Proof Oats
for Seed.
Must Close This Week
GBairokiHLiipft SaOe
Full Cream
Cheese......
Ml Kinds of
Canned Goods
Heavy Groceries
Grain, Hay
Lime, Cement, Nails
ALL AT LOWEST PRICES.
The Worth Co
Specla' Attention to ravelling
"Rates, Reasonable.
"'er-
MRS. J. B. JONES, Pnp
To The Beach.
SUH URBAN SCHEDULE.
Lv Tampa
Lv Jacksonville
Ar Savannah . .
Lv. Charleston
Lv Columbia . .
Ar Florence . . .
Ar. Wilmington,
Daily
I 9. 00 pm
8.55 ami
iz.55 pm
5.30 pm
4.30 pm
8.10 pm
12.28 am
Dalls1
10.30 atn
8.05 pih
1.15 ana '
6.15 am
6.45 aa
9.25 atn
1.54 pxft
BETWEEN WILMINGTON AND SAN-FORD.
Lv Wilmington
Lv Fayetteville
Lv Sanford
West
Bound
Daily
9.10 am
12.35 pm
3.40 pm
East
Bound .
v Dally
Ar 8.13 pa
Ar 4.55 nn
Ar 1.55 pm
In effect October 28th, 190S
Leave Leave Leave
Wilmington Wrigbtsville Beach
x 7.00 a m x6.H0 am
x 8.30 a m x8.00 a m
10.00 a m xx 9. 00 a m
11.30 a m 11.00 a m 10.45 a m
1.30 p m 12.80 p m 12.15 p m
3.00 p m 2.25 p m 2.15 p m
5.00 p m 4.25 p m 4.15 p m
6.30 p m 5.55 p m 5.45 p m
8.00 p m 7.30 p m
9.30 p m 9.00 p m
11.00 p m 10.S0 p n
xDally except Sunday.
xx Sundays this car will leave Wrigbts
ville at 10.-00 a. m. instead of at 9:0Q a. m.
Cars leaving Wilmington at 7 a. m., 8.30 A.
m.. 8.00 d. m. and 9.30 p m. will not run be
yond Wrlghtsville unless there are passen
gers for the Beach.
SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
Cars every half noor from 1.00 to 5.00 p m
In addition to the above schedule.
FREIGHT SCHEDULE
Freight cars leaves Wilmington dally
cept Sunday at 4.00 p m. Freight depot op
from z.00 to 4.uu p m.
BETWEEN WILMINGTON AND NEW
BERN. N. Bound Sooth
Daily ex Sun Bound
Lv Wilmington .. 2.25 pmAr 12.40pm
Ar Newbern 5.55 pmjLv 9.10 ate
Trains Noa. 42 and 41 carry . PnllaMua.
Sleeping Cars between Wilmington nd
Washington connecting with. Pennsyl
vania R. R. for all points east.
T. C WHITE,
General Passenger Agent.
W. J. CRAIG,
Passenger Traffic Manager.
Clyde Steamship
Company,
New York.
Wilmington, N. C. and
Georgetown, S. C. Lines
Nsw York for Wilmington,. N.
S. S.
s. s
'Carib" ...
'Navahoe"
January 25-.
February I.
Baltimore and Carolina Steam
ship Company.
off Fniroe IRJOIilflilii-
Donnelly &OI(ins Stock, Princess St
We have Xoatd soreral cases of fine Plumes In Black. White and Colored
which wo must close out quick.
11.75 Flno Silk Hcse, Black, and Colors, all to go quick at $1.00 a pair, chance
of a Ufo time-
f-lnwora at half price :WInjcs less than half price Ribbons at cost; Veils
at cot: Hosiery reduced prices
1.000 yards lCc and 23c Plat Val Lace 8c per yard Bargain.
Your last chare? to buy Flowers for your Spring Millinery at such low
prlce
SHOW CASES. TABLES. CHAIRS AND STANDS FOR SALE.
Jan-13-tl.
FOUND!
FOUND!
The Proper Place to Buy a Christmas Gilt
for a Man.
A Box of Fine Clears,
A Meerschami Pipe,
A French Brier Wood Pipe.
A Smoker's Outfit
A Flno Tobacco Pouch, ' -
Any of the aboro articles and many more that we have in stock fWill r
TH EC E JU3 C I CAR CO
Tho no 1S0-"
No. 10 North Front Street. ,
Our CU2otto!
Purity, Promptness, Accuracy.
The purest and best
drugs only used in our
Prescription Depart
ment. J. Frank Jarman,
DRUGGIST,
107 Princess Street.
r'rui.t.sed sailing- from Baltimore:
OR WILMINGTON, N. C.
Connecting with steamers for South
port, Fayettevine and points on
Cape Fear and Little Rivers.
JANUARY 11TH AND 25TH.
H. L. W. WILLIAMS, Gen. Mngr.
Baltimore, Md.
WALTER SMALLBONES, Agt.
Wilmington, N. O.
sept 22 It
Wilmington, N. C. for New York.
S. S. "Navahoe" January 2C.
S. S. "Carib" February-2.
From, Wilmington, N. C. to Georae-
town S. C. ". i-
S. S. "Navahoe" January 23.
S. 9. "Carib" January 28.
Both steamers iave good passenge
accommodations.
Through bills of lading and, loTresi
through rates guaranteed to an from
points in North and South Carolina
lror freight and passage apply tct
H. G. SMALLBONES. Supt.,
Wilmington, , N. c:
CL1DE MILNE, G. F. A., New Yorlr
THEO. G. EGER, V.-P.V A G. M.
230 Broadway. New Torte.
General Offices, Pier S6 K. R. Brcn.
ja 5-tf
Wiimingtsn and Southport
STEAMBOAT LINE
SCHEDULE ...
"Steamer Wilmington" leaves Souths
port daily 8 A. M.
Leave Wilmington 2 P. M.
nov. 28, tf.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway H. O. OATS.
Jan-l&-tf.
IMe Your Honey Work
We allow-4 per cent - Interest and
can guarantee 'safety.
Capital I.. ......... ........ 50,000.00
Net Profits .... 24,812.69
Deposits .U.:. i .... .62Q.469.37
Atlantic Trusts Banking :Co.
MATT J. HEYEIL MILTON CALDER,
' - . President" " - Cashier.
; j : C (Southern Building.)
Scenic Route to the West
Two Fast Vestibule Trains With DIrv
ing Cmf Service..
Through Pullman Sleepers to I
ville, Cincinnati, Chicago and St.
Louis.
Lv. Richmond.. 2 :15P.M. 11.00 P. M
Ar. Cincinnati.. 8 :15 A.M. 5.00 P. Jty
Ar. Chicago 5.30 P.M 7.10 AM
Ar. St. Louis 6.28 P.M. 7.18 A M.
Ar, Louisville ..1L20 A. M. 8.00 P.M
Direct connections for all points
West and Northwest.
Quickest and Best Route.
The line to' the celebrated mountain
resorts of Virginia. , . . .
For descriptive matter, ' schedules
and Pullman reservations, address. ,
W. O. WARTHEN, . D. P. A.
C: & O. Ry. Co., Richmond. Va.
BL' W..PTTr-LICR .
H. O. BUCKWHEAT,
SUNBEAM' AND HECKER'S BUCK
WHEAT
MAPLE AND VANILLA SYRUP-
NORTH CAROLINA BUCKWHEAT.
FRESH EGGS
PICKLED PIGS FEET,
PHONE 1052.
GROW & TAYLOR,
jan. 10-tf.
Grocers
- f "
. r.lAXVELL
-, Automobiles. V
1 - ARE STANDARD.- V ' ;
"frANK-.HERBST,, Sole ?Agent
Oarage and sales rooms . 110 South
3ecsad Street. -. J- ? . : 9 JJ tf ,
PHONE 1336.
And let us estimate on wiring your
house for .
Electnc Lights and Bells
Also . keep, ypur private plants tmd
prones in repair. . Our prices are- with
in reach of all. , :;'"Y '- - -
. - WORK GUARANTEED. (
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. ' Electrical Contractors;
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