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TUE8DAY, JUNE 13, 1911 GOOD JAIL MATERIAL Twice within the past year Rocky Mount baa witnessed a yrievlng pa rent from a diatant point overtake a stage-struck girl whom the glamor of the theatrical profession had blinded temporarily to Alia1, duty, if not to the dictatea of common sense. Happinly, In each of these ensea the professional career of the .ictlm wai extremely brief on account of the activity of relatives and offlccrs. The word victim is used advisedly In this connection for the reason that the girls are really nothing more than children who are lured into compro mising situations by smootl -tongued agents. This particular form of nuisance Is not confined to North Carolina. On Thursday a Philadelphia Judge sent enced an agent with very similar j methods *o a five years' term in jail. This case was somewhat aggravated because of the agent's propensity to conduct wholesale a business of plac ing girls of fifteen and sixteen in ' theatrical" companies whose sole connection with tbe stage was their nomenclature. Tbe game varies according to tbe Idiosyncracles of Its proncters, but In practically every Instance it shows a blood-relationship to the so-called white-slave traffic. We would be rarely well pleased to ^ee the nert man who enters this state with a bevy of deceived children in hia wake treated after the Philadelphia fash ion either by our own courts or by those communities from which the girls have been taken. ? Charlotte Observer SENSIBLE ADVIC'K. We are pleased to note this from the Boston Globe: "At a convention to be held In Baltimore next winter In interest of publicity for the Unit ed States the addresses are to Im press on Americans the ui-resslty of seeing their own country. This Is sensible advice It is well to Journey to foreign lands, but It is i!esirable, above all things, to See America First'." We fear this movement is entirely too late. The G-iit-genhelms, the Morgans, the Rockefellers and the Carnegles saw it first --Wilming ton Star. Col. Roosevelt came rlgh* out with a flat contradiction of the | revarlca tion of some impertinent newspaper jjerson that he had endorsed Presi dent Taft for 1912. "Th* story is made out of the whole i loth" says the colonel. The alarclty ?nd agility with which the Colonel rushed to the front with hlg denial shows that he Is particular about whom-*p endors es for president. Col. Tvo ^uevelt Is holding back to find out cf Teddy is Koina: to run, and If he should do so Jhe Colonel will at once *p<?ak out for the Roueh Rider. ? Wilmington Star. Things are now leaking out on General Madero. It la said he"t? a poet. a sweet girl graduates she thinks she can preside over the fin eat house in North Carolina 8outb Carolinians have to rovi " Dooa that Mks that I vowld not In irainMt" Hr. lMur "I told kla Out 1. would Im m< od with a warrant In tho B< uth aad brought to Now York. Ha waatod to kaow It ho would havo to co to laU. 1 oaplalaod tkat ho weald .Havo to come and testify. " If 1 did what Roads tru m would have me do,' Mid Mr. Tanner, 'that would bo coins back on my friends. What do you think, Mr. Craig?* Ha added, 'I. am not conadous of .having done any wrong and my local attor ney? say that I have done none. ' I don't think I should tell.' "Mr. Craig told him that he was right. ? ? "Mr. Tanner did not say what he would do, hut I got a strou* lmpree Eion that he would not tell. I think I told Hoadstrum that." Mr. Wise, before leaving the room, said that Lewis W. Parker had writ ten him to the effect that the bulla bad been Indicted tor what bears had done many times before N "1 wrote and asked him for the evidence, but he has never given It** declared Mr. wiee.-"I. /im waiting now^or jt. If he will put- the evi dence In my banda 1 will go after! the bears. _ * -*? v "I am not going to do inucn more, hcvever, until I see what tne Su preme court doea with the cases be fore it." * Report of the Oondltlon of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK st Wsshlngton, N. C.. at the close [of business June 7; 1911: RESOURCES. Loans and discounts. ...3286,249.33 overdrafts, secured and unsecured 727.88 (J. S. Bonds to secure circulation 25.000.ui/ Bonds, securities, etc... 5.000.00 Banking bouse, furniture and fixtures 2,000.00 Due from National Banks (not reserve agents) . . 28,551.97 Due from State and Priv ate Banks and Bank ers, Trust Companies, and Savings Banks. .. . 2,530.02 Due from approved re serve agents 1,688.34 Checks and other cash items . . . ...... 1.609.81 Notes of other National Banks 460.00 Fractional paper curren cy. nickels, and cents 373.12 Lawful Money Reserve in Bank, vis: Specie . . . .$12,291.80 Legal-tender potes . . . 2,500.00 14,791.80 Redemption fund wlih U. 8. Treasurer (5 per cent of circulation).., 1,950.00 Tdtal ..... .$370,937.37 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in. . . .$100,000.00 Surplus fund 50,000.00 [Undivided profit, less ex penses paid 4,973.71 National Bank Notes out standing 25,000.00 Due to 9?fher National Banks 4,940.07 Due to approved Reserve agents 1,981.47 Individual deposits sub ject to check . 419,406.29 Time certificates of de posit 56,018.92 Certified checks^ .... 671.30 Cashier's checks out standing 395.51 Notes and bills redis discounted 7,550.00 To<al . (370,937.27 State of North Carolina, County of Beaufort, ss: f. A. M. Dumay, cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and iielief. A. M. DUMAY. Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 12th day of June, 1911. L. A. SQUIRES, Notary Public. Correst ? Attest: C. M. BROWN, W. E. SWINDELL, J. B. ftOWLE, Directors. Administrator's Notice Having duly qualified a* admlnls tratrator of the estate of Tsgac p. D. Doughty, deceased, late of the couhty of Beaufort, notice Is nereby glren that all claims against said estate must be presented to tho undersign ed, duly verified, within tweltff months from this date, or this notice will be plead In har of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate ara requested to make Immediate payment. TMl 11th amy of Jane 1*11. " ?. D. BOWB, U Advlntatntoi. ?nim, SUwmrt * Thomuaon, attar f. w' *-ia iwp Having duly qualified as adminis trator* of the estate of James W. Hodges, deceased, late of the County of Beaufort, notice Is hereby fcl<rsn that all claims against said estate must be presented to tbe undersign ed, duly verified, within twelve months from this dste, or this aotlc will be pleaded In bar of their, re X covery. All persons Indebted to sale j estate are requested to make Imme diate payment. . ??> * This May 1st, 1911, T. R. HODGES R. E. HODGES, STANCILL HODGES. Administrators. Bragaw ft Stewart, Attorneys 5-1 1-a-w 6wc. j ^ NOTICE. Beaufort County, in the Superior . Court. ? . | Rouse-Hem pstone ft Company. | vs. Standard Lumber Company. Notice Is hereby given that an ac tion waa Commenced, as above ?n/ titled, and summons therein Issued on the 19th dny of May,' 1911, in form as follows: Beaufort County, In the -gnptfldr Conrt. Rouse Hem pstone ft Co., . against Standard Lumber Co., a Corp. ? - Summons for relief. . ? 4 The 8tate of North Carol ?oji The the 8herlff of Beaufort Coun ty? GREETING: : Tou are hereby commanded to summon Standard Lumber Company, a Corp., the defendant above named If it be found within your county, to ACT QUISKLT Delay has Been Dangerous In Wash ington. Do the right thing a; the right time. ' Act quickly In times of danger. Backache la kidney danger. Doan's Kidney Pills act quickly. Cure all distressing, dangerous kidney Ills. Plenty of evidence to provQ this. ?Mrsr James Day^ 89 E. Front St./ New Bern, N. 0.7 says: "I suffered terribly from dull, nagging back achees and I had acute pains through my kidneys. Whenever I attempted to stoop or life, I suffered more In tensely and sound sleep at night was out of the question. In the morning when I got up my back was very lame and sore and I was annoyed by a kid ney weakness. Finally I got a sup ply of Doan's Kidney Pills and it did not take them long to remove my aches and pains. I have been feel ing so much better in every way since I took this preparation what I willing give this account of my expe rience." (Statement given January. 25. 1048.) The Benefit Lasted. On November 28, 1?10, Mrs. Day was interviewed and she added to the above: "f have been free ^rom kidney complaint and backache ever sinoe I used Doan's Kidney Pills some yaars ago. I willingly allow the oon Ulnued publication o^tbe statement 1 1 gav? at that time, as { wish to tfhow my gratefulness for the benefit i re ceived." For sale toy all dealers. Prtoe SO e^its Foster-Mil burn . , Co , Bnffale. Now York, sole ageots for the Uatt till to *n???r the compUla ?ltUln 5rr;!.':At relief demanded Is the complaint. Hereof ^li not, and of t his iiun moat make due return. Given under mj hand anA seal of ?ald qoart this i&th day of May. 1911 (Signed) GRO A. PAUlf, 1B.C, NOTICE 18 FURTHER GIVE That In the said atfpjt W- W. Hook er, of Aurora, ic. wee a* pointer receiver of Btaalard Lumber Com pany. mad all credltacs of the MJi Company are hereby notified to pro test their claims to such receiver, duly verified, on or before the 18th. day of Jose, 1911, sa required by the order of court, heretofore made Sottoo of Me I Mr Deed of Trait. 1 Under asd^hy rirtne of the power Of ssle conuined la i certain deed of trust executed on the 16th day of June, lilt. by sad between 8. T. Nicholson and wife Annie E. Nich olson, to Junius D. 6 rimes, trustee, which said Instrument la recorded In teh office ct regi?ter of deeds of Beau fort county, ta book 141, rasa. 401, which is hereby referred to (ths gran tors in said instrument bavins de faulted In the payment o^ the indebt edness secured therein), the under signed trustees, will sell to the high est bidder for cash at the courthouse door In Beaufort county on Monday, the third daj^ of July, 1911. at 12 o'clock m? the following described real estite, to-wit: Certain pieces or tracts of land lying and being (n Beaufort county and 8tat? of North Carolina, Washington to^xmhlp. snd described snd defined as follows: 19 lots is Nicholson vills, vis: Lots N< 109, 111, lit. 112, 133, 1 84, lBt.1 154. 156, 166. 1(9, 174; 178, 181. 190, 194, 198, 80S, 206. aa shows by plat made by R. T. Bonner of a certain part, of 4: tract Of land pur-j chuad trf B. T. NtohoUoo. uf H?ttl? B. Banks sad others, and which Is' on record Is the register's office of1 Beaufort cousty. # . Also an "undivided ose^fourth Inter est is thst part of tasie tract of land known as the "Race Track," contain in k twenty-nine (29) ieree. (Since the execution of this deed ?f trust the; "Race Track" property has been di vided li^to lots and certain of said lots haVe been conveyed to O. Rumley on Juse;i4th, 1410, which Is record ed Is book 181, page 481, of Beau fort cousty records; and on Septem ber 6th, 1910, other certais lots were conveyed to O. Rumley, which Is rec orded in book ltf, Page 624. These lots will not be sold, ibut the undi vided one-fourth inteftst of the par tlee of the first psrt In ths remslnder of said lots will be sold.. Terms of sale cash. This the 29th day of May, 1911. JUNIUS D. GRIMES, Triutw Notice of Sale. By virtue of the powers and pro visions contained in a deed of trust, (executed by H. R. Bright arid wife to me, dated May 25th, 1908, and duly recorded ^n the' Register's office of Beaufort county in book mi,, page 548, which, is hereby rfefer-ed to (de-1 fault having been made in the pay ment of the indebtedness thereby se cured) I will sell, at the court house ' door in Beaufort county, for cash, tt the highest bidder, at rioon. on June 26Ui, 1911, all of that lot or parcel of land situated In that part of the city of Washington, Nortn Carolina, known las "McNair *Towi?" awl being designated as lot number eighty-one, ilying on the North side of Main St.r arid being the same conveyed to Ju lia E. Bright by Johto O. Blount, by ai-tec* May 18th, d?:!v recorded in said register's office in book 96, page 570, which is hereby referred to; and conveyed by R. G. {Brown and wife to CaUprine L. Blount, by deed dated May 3d, 1888, duly recorded in said register's offic In Book *8, page 588, 'and after wards conveyed by said Catharine L. I Blount and husband to H. X. Bright, I by deed dated July 2Jd, t>3 recorded in said register'soffice !n book 76, page 280, all of which are hereby referred to; saving rind ex cepting* thereout that certain part thereof conveyed by said H. R. 'Bright and wife to Susan B. Haugh ton, by deed dated Febrilary 18th, ,1896, snd duly recorded (u said Reg ister's office in book 49, page 824. which is also referred to. The lot U*ye4_ln said deed of trust aad jkerein advertised being the same formerly occupied by s?M H. % Bright sod wife is their residence. Tfcls this 86th day of U?7f 1811. "Oooi alabt, d~r. w. 1 u. writer! r m" Wuumi :.y ??ihJti, VJ V o. -v <: MODEL !?0. ? WMTH?UIUJ>.i tfrfaAfcMB - This model has captivated the public by is wealth of eacehislve features which saws time end effort, add score* of MwjdttM and give tremendous gains- in efficient*. The new "Coat of mail" pro tects Important working parts from dost, gives udJeo s.rength and stability. 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