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THE NEWS AND OBSERVER
nmtSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 23, 1&6V
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Hearing at Goldsboro Will
Probably Come lip Saturday
Morning
teacher quits ms JOB
lias -Disappeared From Tht
Community For Second
Time in Recent Years ; Land
Home Robbed of Wearing!
Apparel; . Interesting Will
Case
"Faulty
tiOQ ; and
TWO CANDIDATES FOR
lATEADINGJXERKS
Two candidates have appeared for
ths position of trading clerk ia th
Rat Senate. They are Paul Webb, of
Morebftad City, and C. C. Broughtoa.'of
Troy. Mr. Webb, aa attorney, was caa
didate for tht Democratic nominatioa
for Seaato ia hia district, but lost in
the second primary. Mr. Broughton ii
formerly
an attorney of Troy, and
of Kalrigh.
Thus far David P. Dolllnger. de
feated candidate for Democratic norht
nation aa Commiaaioner of Iirtor and
Printinf, appear to be the only candi
dal tor reading clerk in I ho House.
Coal deposits that have been discov
ered in Ireland are being developed
satisfactorily and scientists are Investi
gating deposits found oa the IWr Ie-
landi, between Bpitzbergea aad Norway.
Thanksg
iving Day
FOOTBALL GAME
Car olina vrVirginla
Richmond, Va.,Thursday, Nov. 30, 1916
$3-Round Trip-$3
SPECIAL TRAIN T1A
Southern Railway
' Frini Chapel Hilt Station aad Darnam, N. C
' Schedule aa follows:
Leave Chapel Hill Station 9:30 p. av, Wednesday, November 29th.
Leave Dot ham 10:00 p. m., Wednesday, November 29th.
Leave Oxford 12:S0 a. m, Thnraday, November 30th.
Arrive Richmond (Hall Street Station) 6:40 a. ra. Thursday, Nov. 30th.
Returning Special Traia will leave Richmond (Hull Street Station)
11:30 p. m, Thuraday, November SOU, 19 ML.
Passengers' from points Gibsonville to Durham, also
ronTTlaTeTgirio Durham will use regular tralnXTo-
Durham, Wednesday, November 29, and special train
' from Durham. Passengers from Henderson and Dab
ney will use regular trains to Oxford and special train
from Oxford.
Pullman Sleeping Cars and Coaches. Make Your Sleep
ing Car Reservations in Advance.
$3.00 Round-Trip From All Stations $3.00
This will likely be your last opportunity to see these
two great teams play at Richmond.
Co to Richmond and m Carolina Beat Virginia
Tickets at the above round trip fare will also be sold
for regular trains Wednesday, November 2Cth, good
returning to leave Richmond on regular trains up to
nd including trains leaving Richmond prior to mid
night of December 1, 1916.
'For Sleeping Car Reservations and f urthcrinfonnation
ask Southern Railway Agents, or address
J. O. JONES
TraTeling Passenger Agent
Raleigh, N. C
New aad Observer Bureaa.
Chamber of Commerce Rooms.
By BYRON FORD.
Goldsboro, Nov. 22. Contrary to ex-
peetatioa the trial of Sherwood Up
ehorrh, a popular man of Raleigh, for
alleged implication in the larceny of aa
automobile here 'on the night of No
vember id not come op for trial
before Mayor John B. Iliggine this
morning. It haa bee a continued aad it
ia believed it will be heard here Satur
day morning.
Indicted with Mr. Upehnrrb la Ouy
Williams, a man of many aliases, held,
it ia aaid here, in Raleigh jail until
yesterday, when he waa bonded out,
when Sergeant Dan Norris, of Golds-
boro, went to Raleigh to bring him here
for trial today. If Williams faila to
ahow Up here for trial Saturday it is
thought the ease against Mr. I pchureh
will fall flat. The only other witnesa
against the Raleigh man la Orim, the
detective, whoae affidavit exonerating
Vpchnrrh from Implication in the Ral
eigh whiskey-selling caa discredited
hia subsequent testimony. It ia not
believed that the testimony he will give
here will have any deliteriona effect
upon Upehurrh'a eauae.
E. M. Land Home Robbed.
Six valuable dreaaea and a quantity
f otlrer-f emtnino-weariBg apparel-were
lent night atolcn from the home of E.
M. Iuid, in Park avenue. Hettie New-
kirk, ex cook in the land home, ia ac
cused of the robbery, but haa not been
apprehended. Mr. and Mrs. Land were
away from home whea the robbery waa
committed. Late last night they re
turned to And a back window and door
had been broken open.
Because of the manner and time of
entrance, Mrs. Land inspected the rob
bery had been perpetrated by some one
familiar wiht the borne. Thia morning
Mr. Land visited the home of Bettie
Newklrk and found the etolen gooda.
While he waa phoning to the police the
aeareea eecaped.
Bettie had practically ruined all of
the etolen art idea, by stuffing them in
the chimney of he room.
School Teacher Dlaappeara.
Ellie Pearson, a 55-year-old teacher
in the achools at Pinkney, haa disap
peared. He left home Saturday. All
effort to locate him haa proven fruit-
leas.
Thia ia Mr. Pearson's second mys
terious disappearance. Several years
ago he left home and waa not heard
from for two years. After traveling
through the west for that period he
finally communicated with Mrs. Pearson
and returned to their home in Wayne,
Knr the past several years he and Mrs.
Pearaon hnve resided with Mrs. Pear'
aou'a lirotJur, llasklll Kdgerton. Mr
Kdgerton waa here this morning looking
for a new teacher.
There are no irrrgularitica in any of
Mr. Pearson's accounts. It is thought
thnt the wanderlust, with which he haa
always ; been very strongly affected,
proved too atrong for hun.
Price Hobblee Out.
Policeman Price, victim of the assault
which resulted In the imprisonment of
Richmond Hines, hobbled down town to
day for the first time since his alterca
tion with Hines and another negro.
Ia the fight between Mr. Price and
the two negroea Jiis leg waa fractured
and he suffered other serious Injuries.
Hines escaped, but waa subsequently
captured in Norfolk, brought back to
Ooldsboro and lodged in Wayne Jail,
where he stayed until one Sunday night
about three weeks ago. On that Sunday
night, following the removal of another
negro named Hines to the penitentiary
to prerent his being lynched, Richmond
Uynea disappeared Since then nothing
haa been heard of him.
Strange Will Case To Be Heard.
To solve a most puxxling legal prob
lem involving the status of a man of
illegitimate birth whs willed his estate
o his heirs whea, la the eyes of the
law. he has no legal heirs, the eaae of
the Haywood Bixtell estate will have its
initial hearing in tha next term of
cause of the most of the
aflrnents thai afflict human
beings. Too much Indiges
tibl food and lack of power
to throw off the poisons
that come from indigestion
these lead to a long una
of distressing disorders.
Avoid them by eating
Shredded Wheat Biscuit
a simple, elemental food
that contains all the body,
building material in the
whole wheat grain, iQ
eluding the bran coat which
keeps the intestinal tract
healthy and clean. Delicious
for any meal with bananas
or other fruits. Made at
Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Wayne Superior Court for the trial of
civil coses.
The Ulrzell estate is valued at be-
tween-S4500-aird 60,00,-wt-WasHeft
by Haywood Bizcell to hia widow, Betsy
Bizzell, for the rest of her life. At. Mrs.
Bizxell's demise the estate was to be
handed over to Haywood BizzeU'f heirs.
Haywood Bizzell waa of UlegimaU
birth. The law says hia only legal heirs
would have been hia mother or his ehll
dren. He had no children and his
mother died before he did.
When Mrs. Bizzell died it was found
that she hsd willed the property to M.
E. Cox, E. A. Stevens and others. M. E.
Cox was named as her administrator.
(tcorge C. Eornegay had been named
as Mr. Bizzell's administrator. So the
estate now has two administrators, as
well aa three aeta of claimants.
Messrs. Cole and Stevens are not. it
is said, blood relatives of either Mr. or
Mrs. Bizzell, but under Mrs. Bizzell's
ill are , contenders for the property.
Mrs. Bizzell's nearest kin are the Cole's,
of Smith field. They also are contend
ers. Another set of contenders are the
McCullcn'a, nearest of kin to Mr. Biz
zell's mother, who maintain that tha
property is rightfully theirs th sough
their being the natural heirs of Mr.
Bizzell's only legal heir.
A large and strong army of legal
talent haa been employed by each con
tender and it ia thought - the- hearing I
wood Thuraday afternoon at 1:30
o'clock. The meeting ia to eb ia the
form of s donation party, every mem
ber being expected to bring some article
of furnishing to be need in the com
munity room to be established there.
Establishes Recrnetlag Office.
Corporal Henry C Goeseh, of the
United States Army, is' hers) to eetab-
j llah ' a permanent recruiting office for
ine army, uia emees are being estab
lished in the postofflee. Corporal Goeseh
will conduct the office alone for s short
while, but expects to have an assistant
soon.
Tax Collector Sick.
City Tax Collector Joe Warrlek eon
tinues quits sick at his boms here. Mr.
Warrick has been too ill to visit his
office In City Hall for several days. For
some time his condition was considered
quits-serious. Today, however, it ia re
ported that he is much improved.
To Play KlaeUra Friday.
Ooldsboro high school's football team
will meet that of Klnrto Friday af
termoon for the third game of the
son between the two trams. To date
each team has won s gams from the
other. The game Friday decides
which will b elimniated from partici
pation in State championship series, and
the local boys are determined to put np
their best game of the season.
1 Restaurant Licensee Revofci
Ree tan rant licenses issued to- Ad
Ham and Dade Hawkins, negroes, were
thia week revoked by Mayor Higgins
here use It wns proven that the negroes
were using the licenses to cloak the sals
of merchandise from their stores on
Sundays. The two reetajtranni have
given rise to much, complaint from resi
dents of the quarters la which they
are located. They were congregating
points for Idle negroes oa Sundays and
gave mneh trouble to citizens.
Bsraett Case for Ssperlor Ceart,
Cases against Elizabeth Burnett
alleged conductor of a bawdy house,
will not be beard by jury before Re
corder Bland Friday; Judge Bland
transferred the eases to Superior Court
to save the county expense of sum
moning jurymen. The eases will eoms
before Judge W. P. Stacy In next week's
term of court.
Monday's Coart Profitable.
Nearly I2O0 was paid Into the hands
of Chief of Poliea E. 3. Tew as a re
sult of costs and fines imposed by
Mayor Higgins In Monday's ' term of
city court, It waa discovered today
whea ths chief finished his compilation
ox receipts.
Personal.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Faircloth moved
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Children Cfy for Fletcher's
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The Kind Too liar Always Bonsrht has borne the rtgnav
sort) oi uuas, si. w irtcncr, una nas seen msas nnaer nisi
personal supervision for ver SO rears. Allow no no
to deceive yon In this. Counterfeits, Imitations and
Just-as -irrifHl are but experiments, and endanger tha
steal th of CMldren Experience against Experiment.
What fs CASTOR I A
C&storla Is a harmless wnbstltnto for Castor OH Pare
Korlc, Drops and goothlncr Syrnps. It contains neither
Opium, Morphine) nor other Narcotic substance. It de
stroys Worms and allays Feverlshness. For more than
thirty years It has been In constant use for the relief of
Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic, all Teething Trots
hies and Dlarrhrra. Jt regulates the Stomach and Bowels,
Mnniiuiinta Ji UVU KI1"S UtKlI.J SUU IIAV1UM JMSKTfP
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Your Liver and Bowels
and Feel Rne.
Enjoy life I Tour system Is filled
with an accumulation of bile sad bowel
poison which keeps yon billons, bead
achy, dizzy, tongue coated, breath bad
store and feel bully. Taka Cnaearets
tonight and enjoy ths siesst, gesUssS
liver and bowel cleansing you ever a 1
perieneed. TouH wake np with a dsns?
head, clean tongue, lively stop, rosy
skis and looking and feeling fit. Moth
ers caa givs s whole Caaesret ts a
sick, eroas, 1llioua, feverish child say
time they are harmless never grips
or sicken. Adv. .
today into their new horns in West
Aahe street. Mrs. raircloth sad chil
dren arrived yesterday from their for
mer home at Norfolk. Mr. Faircloth has
been is Goldsboro. for several months .
George Gardner, of Dunn, wnsaurja
itor to Goldsboro yesterday.
Senator Matt Allen returned yester
day from Raleigh, where he had busi
ness before the Corporation Commis-
W. Faisoa Thomson returned yester
day from a visit to bis eld boms at tat
son.
E. 3. Overmsn, of rremoart, was
visitor to Goldsboro yesterday
Mrs. F. T. Carr and her son rV A.
Carr, of Aydea, wars hers ts visit Mrs,
O. J. C. DaiL
"Good morning. Nora.
Rogers. "Was tho grocer's boy bsssa.
dent to yon again this morning wham
yon "phoned ths order UP
UGH I CALOMEL IS HORRIBLE! IT
SHOCKS YOUR LIVER, IF BILIOUS
Calomel sickens 1 Don't lose a day's work I Clean tout Liver
and Bowels with "Dodson's Liver Tone."
TJghl Calomel makes you sick. It's
horrible I Take a does of ths dangerous
drug tonight arid . tomorrow yon may
lose a day s work
Calomel is mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis of the bones.
Calomel, whea it comes into contact
with sour bile crashes into it, breaking
it up. This is when yon feel that awful
nausea sad cramping. If you ars slug
gish aad "all knocked out," if your
liver is torpid sad bowels constipated
or yon have headache, dizziness, coated
tongue, if breath is bad or stomach
sour, just try a spoonful of harmless
Dodson's liver Tone tonight.
Here s my guarantee Go to anv drug
store aad get a 60 cent bottle of Dod
son's liver Tons. Take a spoonful and
if it doesnt straighten yon right sns
and make you feel fins aad vigorous I
want yon to go back to ths store aaC
get your money. Dodaoa'a Liver Tssss
ia destroying the sals of calumet 1
it is real liver medicine i esrttrely '
table, therefore it caa ast snJrrsss s
make you sick.
I guarantee that cms spoonful of DsdV
son's Liver Tons will put your slimlsb
liver to work and dean yoar bowels en?
that sour bils and constipated wants
which is dogging your system aad asakv
ing you .feel - mieerable. X gnarantuO
that a bottle of Dodson's Liver Tana
will keep your entire family feeling;
fins for months. Givs it to your ssaV
dren. It is harmless; doesnt grips natal
they like its pleasant tssts Adv.
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vmc ecwTsoe eonesaVi wew veasi erw.
I TSOSHf 0 turkey, so aelidously . V 1
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i ia. r i u n nut it mit tsiis-s.4-t-n.s s
i j touch of the knife, what a
V&l - moment of triumph It ia for
tT you anJ your
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Notice to Taxpayers.
The State and County taxes for year 1916 have been
due pince October 2, 1916, and all are earnestly re
quested to come and settle at once.
. J. II. Ser
SHERIFF OF WAKE COUNTY.
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