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lilt, tka akpvh-aiaaa? prtltlaaara
ilad a patttloa (a tka alta at tka
Oaak al tka Baparlar Sami a< Baal
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w an la ?aa*rlh*?
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rial Swaaap mtntm Balk^Now Bin
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fkaua Boath ?4 1-4 Baat 10 poloa.
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polaa, tkaoca South II Baat 1
prta*. thoaoa Nortk II 1-4 But 4
polaa, tkano* loath I Waat 44?
polaa, thaau Nortk IT'Waat U
polaa, Ikaaaa North I But II polaa,
thaua Booth 11 Wort I 1-1 polaa,
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41 peloa, thuaa Booth 11 But <0
polia, thanoa Sooth 7? Wort II
thanoa laath II Baat II
thaua Booth 71 Wart 47
ta tha BMOCort-Onran aoon
?7 lina, tkana with art? Buafort
oonntr llao North 41 W*at
to tha point at baplnnfp?
partial ara tnrtkar ao
pern thltr ?allora la ap
art? patltloa tka
win apply to tha Coort
ft Is lneo?cls??ble in tfcls day of
general lBUUlanc? that uur family
womld be wlthoot k simple remedy
lor the minor Ills ot U(?. lor otUn
Irt'tng suh s rems^y U tlm* *
loss disease can b* frustrmtsd and
For example, K ?t the Urst sign
or a oold a slmpl Uxatlrs-tonto
like Or. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
w? given, the beginning of a' ser
loos lung afTectiua or of a typhoid
(over might be avoided. And *Uj
in headaches. nervjonsnees, ?rte., s
'small dose of t hi? remedy would re
lieve the congestion and replace dls
treaa with comfort. Motbere give
tt to tiny infante and lit 11? childrea.
and frown jpople tako It with eqqgl
1# good effect.
Thousands of good American
home? are neter without It. among
them the Home of Mr?. C, A. Wright.
ItSI Paaedan* Are.. Long Bench.
OIL She had considernblo trouble
raising ll^tfe Lawrence, thro* years
old. b<4 after regulating hie bowels
with small doses of Dr. Caldwell's
flyrsp Pepslh he began to thrive
and she has bad no farther trouble
with him. They use It generally la
hbr home. /
Syrup Pepsin save* the health of
the family, ^and it eaves doctor's
bill?. If la a guaranteed cure for
any foyn of stomach, livsr and
NOVEL COSTUME BALL
TW Cula? at NimemMtt v
wu the scene of the noyel black and
white costume ball, given by Mr*. Tal
bot Hanan. The Caalno, arrayed with
?trtamcn of black and whit? and bal
cony decorated wltfi check? of similar
colore and the entrance designed wltH
th? same effect, formed a fitting back
ground to the coetumea of tb? partici
pant?. It wu the'first notable bali
Of the eeaaon and wm? preceded bj
many dinner parties. One of the f?a
turea of th? affair Was the hostess
Mrs. Talbot Hanan, In her black an/
whit? taffeta gown trimmed with
blaek r?lT?t and .ornamented wife
figures. A striking part of the oft
tam? were th? pantalettes and the
skipping rop? whleh she cafrftfc
throughout th? evening.
"BLUE MAN" OF THE OZARKS
"Periodical Appearance la Imported by
Tie Haulere Near Wllovr N
Springe. Mo.
Willow Bprlnga, Mo.?Th? periodical
reappearance of the "Bine Men of
Spring Creek" waa reported by the
hauler? who reaehed this city from
Douglas county. Th? supposed "wild
bttgn" baa. not been seen at his old
haants alnoe 1917 until about alx
w??ks ago/when O..C. CoUlna. while
Searching for two lambs, got a glimpa?
of th? smb whH? h? was attempting to
capture a hog.
8lac? tb?n other persons bars seen
Jthe "blue man," according to word
brought In by the tie hauler?. Jay
Tabar aaw him a f?w days ago, but
h? ran up the mountalnalde. Taber
told h la neighbors thai the man's hair
I? now wbiu, but that he Is still pow
erful looking. ? y*>
the British Crown.
Tbs preaent crown of Great Rritair
la called St. Sdward'fc- Crown, and III
ahap? and form date from tha enrlli-i
Eugllah history. Many ol
have been used over and
th? vartoue rroWns foi
bowel trouble eoartlpatlon. tail
?touch, headaebea,
tar eating, ate. Haw a?
abount xl Tin? U toaoj -
tar It eoatalak mmiiiim JfiwlOO t?
tbe youngeat peoon. . -V M
A bottle aa* b* obtalaed at
nearby ding atora JOr Bfty centa or
economloal and br tboaf
who bara already convinced tbem
aatraa at Ita merita. Symp -Tt
uar. learn to ateoaM jllle. eaUa,
icatbartio aad poraatlrae generally
aa they ar? too treat , aback to. any
Pamlllaa wiahlng to txj^'aH
a?mole bolUe oan obtain It poatsald
br addreealng Dr. W. iB. Caldwell.
41? Waahlngtoo St., Monti cello. 111
IA postil oard with your nana aad
addreaa on H will do.
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Farmrllle, Bept. 8.?Ilev. R. W.
j Stanclll, aa evangelist from Ohio,
land a native of Pitt county, this
state. Is conducting a revival meet
ing at the Farmvlllo Christian
church. The evangelist uses a
chart, entitled, ^"The Bible Plan of
Salvation," to ^ctxplaln the Qospel
as he understands It, which make?
'the entire Bible planet salvation
?o plain that a little child can un
derstand It. Preaching every Bight
for ah-Indefinite period.
Mr. Stanclll Just clysed * jesting
st Mt> Pleasant, near,hla old heme
in Pitt cdinty. which resulted in 12
confessions and baptisms and one
reolaimed.
Brownsyllle, Texas, Sept. 8,?
United SUites troops today were
trailing a band of Mexican. raiders
who set firi to and partially de
stroyed a railroad trestle fourteen
miles north of (Brownsville, Harlln
gen and 8an Benito were hurried to
the eoehe.
A party of Americans traveling
from Bwrnlvos shrdlu cmfw vbgcm
from Brownsville to San Benito in
an automobile, and who passed the
trestle a short While before It was
?et on fire, reported they had been
nred upon by a band of between
twenty-lve and thirty Mexicans.
WOPS THE LOOP HIGH UP I
'^rmy Aviator Performs Remarkable|
Feat While 4,000 Feet In
the Air.
. - -. |__
San Diego. Cel.?Ueat Byron d
fonea, the youag army aviator who re
tqhUy established a^reoord for contln
hone flight while carrying a pas ?en
fer, waa receiving congratulation a the
Hher day on aoeonnt of He achieve
bent when he looped the. loop f
tonaecutlve timee at an altltudw of <r
>00 feet. He used a standard army bi
plane, the first Ume. It li said, a ma
chine of that kind has bete employed
In such ar performance.
The motor of the aeroplaile stopped
while the ^viator was on hie back lr.
the fourth loop, but he aobceeded lr
completing the circle and then vol
plandd down.
POUND COPPERHEAD IN PEAS
Arfcanaaa Farmer romIvm N.rvoua
?hoofc Wh.ii Ha Pull. *n.k.
Out of Mm.
Omaha, AA.-W W?w, m .lock
man ?na firaw, recatTad a n.ryoun
?hock wlrtn h. palled a ut. scopp
krad aoaka from a box of eowp.
which ha waa ahelllac.
The paaa ware In U>. hull. la a eack..
hronj which WaaTar damped than lain
? ?ipi7 bo?, got In ud tramped
SATISFIED?
G? Your Cloth**
far from borne when
"? ctn be reduced by bavin?
ash id Eton,
ARAMOONIE
U/aitiioMAH M /""?
w asniogron, IN. l.
! Men's Custom Tailor.
LEN! FORME
(By Buteru Preea)
Klniton. Sept. 8.? A beaeflt (tT<n
at tba Oread Theater Wodaaeda;
nl?M. locelber ritk ooatrlbotloni
?? tba outelde. totted not quite e
aoufh to aaad the thrae New Jar
M> MlCfc mew bor, of s dlabande'.
avM iom4j ccminnjr. who bare
bin etnnded bars, to thetrTfomfi
lb sat near Jerser f.Mj, J. M. How
laud. proprietor of (ho Blount ? treat
boardtoc houa. at wblob tbnj bad
basa ataylng, oontribated the re
wantm few dollar* - naaded. and
the happr trio latt tkta morning
Thalr board bltla aad the "loan"
Mr. Howland. wboaa aaaiataaca tru
rolunlaJT, was ))WH4 would be
?et "If," aa ba put It, I'tbaj a?er
faal able." -Tba act that ther put
on to balp out tba-basadt parform
Moe. well?the act waa tba be it
thai oould pot up uqflar tba clrcuai
?taoaaa, aad tb?7 vara willing to
ANOTHER WASHINGTON
CASE
'# There's A W?7 Out
for Many Stfftvi^ ? Wiuti
Volka.
Juit another report of a ease In
Washington. Another typlfal cat?.
Kidney ailments relieved la Wash
ington with oDan's Kidney Pills.
Ura. P. B. "Lewis, 716 N. Market
SU< Washington, eays: "I -had
aaglgng pain In my back all the time
and was restless during the night.
In the mor&!3g 1 didn't feel like
getting up and had a* tired, languid
feeling. Headaches and dlasy spells
were frequent and my sight became
blurred. I also loct flesh and was
very miserable. lAfter tmlng dif
ferent medicines with unsatisfac
tOjry results. I heard of Doan's kid
ney Pills and procured a supply at
Davenport's Pharmacy. They soon
relieved all symptoms of kidney
trouble, and I gained ln^ weight.
About twelve boxes cured me and
( am now In good health."
Price (6c. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy?'
get Doan's Kldney^PUli?the same,
that Mrs. Lewis had. Fosrter-Mll
barn Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y.
North Carolina.
Beaufort County.
Thomas Bailey
VI.'
irthur Bailey et al.
Andrew Bailey, one of the de
fendants la the above entitled .ac
?Ion. will take notice that an action
haf been' commenced In the Super
ior Court of Beaufort Couty before
the Clerk for the purpose of par
titioning among the heirs at laws
of Christopher 'Bailey certain lands
la the County of Beaufort of whleh
the aald Christopher Bailey died
seised and possessed.
Defendsnt will further take tto
tlce that said action is returnable
before the Clerk of the Superior
Court, at his office. In the Court
house, In saM County of Beaufort, I
la Washington, on October 1st.!
l%llt and that upon the defendant's'
"failure to appear and answer or de
mur to the compTalnt which has
been filed lat ills cause that the
plaintiff will demand Judgment up
on the rsturn date thereof.
This the IPth day of August. IP IK.
(MO. A.
Clark Superior Ceurt.
9-tl-4wc
WE ARE AGENTS
Iver Johnson, Reading
Standard, Emblem. Hudson
Dayton and Great Western
Bicycles sold for cash or on
<tane. We also have the)
moat complete repair shop
io the city all work guaran
tand- /
P.R. CUTLER
Wilson, Sept. 8.?Superior court
convenw la Wilson Monday. Sept.
?. Jwith ?Judge IPruiik. {Daql?s of
Goldsboro presiding There the SI
prisoners In the count? jail await
ing trial. x
The most Important case? which
will come up before the Judge aru'
the store breaking and red tight dle
trlct charges. Por th? lasi few
months there havu been a number1
of thefts committed by the break
ing and entoring of storee In and
about Wilson.
Annual Event In Ireland.
At Whterford. Ireland, noted tor ttfc
glasa, the whitewashing oS the solidlj
built stone gateposts to match the
white cottages In the country parts
Is an snuual event, and takes plaoe
to Mar.
NOT1CK OF SALS.
North Carolina?Beaufort Coutty
Superior Court?Before the Clerk |
Jennie Sparrow, Harry McMullan,
and John Q. Tooley,
?s. _ \
Elizabeth^ Moore and Oeorgs Moere.
Under and by virtue of a decree
of the Superior Court of Beaufort
County, North Carolina, In the above
entitled proceeding, the underpa
id, as Commissioner, will, on the
3t0h day of September, 1916, at 12
Noon, sell, at public auction, for
cash, to the highest bidder, before
che Court House door of Beaufort
Countjt. North Carolina, the folldw
ng described real estate, vis:
Situated In the State of North
Carolina, County of Beaufort, and
In Bath Township, which 1? bound
ed and described as follows: Be
ginning. at a marked corner, known
as the Bborn corner, and running
N. 17 degrees 46 min. W. iffc feet
..o a stump; thence N. 16 degrees
30 min. E. 2020 feet to an Iron axle
on the public road, knowo as the
Garden's Creek road; thence with
the said road Westerdarly to the line
of Cabin Branch; thence with the
-run of the said branch S. 60 ?. 36
poles. It being the line of the John
L. Roper Lumber Co-'s Sstchwell
land; tence with the said John L.
Roper Lu&ber Co.'g line, the same
being a marked line, S. 2S W. 1749
feet, to the said John L. Roper
Lumber Co.'s Southeast . corner af
the-aald 8atchwell land; thance N.
70 degrees 30 mln. W. 941 feet to
the beginning; containing 60 acres,
mjore or less; as surveyed by M. M
Worthlngton on or about June 8th, I
1916, the courses herein gives be-|
lag magnetic as of thatdats.
Dated and posted August 39th. |
1916.
A. EC MacLBAN,
Cemmlssiencr.
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OME HABITS
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200 pounds and 300 pounds
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EAST CAROLINA
Teachers' Training School
A State School to train teachers for the Public Schools
of North Carolina. Every energy is directed to this one
purpose. Tuition free to all who agree to teach. Fall i
term begias September 21, 1915.
ROOT. H. WRIGHT. Pres. - Gretnville, N. C.
It's Written Right if Bragaw
Wrote It?Your Insurance.
Wm. Bragaw & Company,
First lasuraace Agents, Washington, N. C.
Cut Flowed
Our arrangement of wed
ding bouquets and dtMrtllont
and our art in Floral designs
embraces th? latest Idea* of
the Floral craft. Rosea. Val
llcs, Carnations and Aston
the seasonable flowers.
Fall price List ready Sep
tember 1st. Mall, Telegraph
and Phone orders promptly ex
ecuted by
J.l,. O'Quinn & Co.
Phones: Uptowa Si 5re 42, Green
house 149.
RALEIGH, N. C.
toot* on Kltchan Floor?.
Bo many women frtoro b*ca*aa
are create apota oa tholr kltch
>a floor? and water with any amount
it acrobblnf will not nmovi tberar
jnat try aloohol to remove theee aame
?pott, and you will fee pleated wit*
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NATIONAL RIFLE TOURNAMENT.
Tickets on sale October 3rd, 4th, 6th, ?th, 7th, 12th, 13th and 14th.
Extension of final limit to November 29th mar be obtained hv de"
poait of ticket with Agent Union Station, Jacksonville, Hot later
than October 13tb and payment of foe of 50o.
- $8.50 Jacksonville. Fla. $10.50 Tampa, Fla.
and rejturn, tickets on aale for all trains September 28th, 1915.
Returning all tickets void after midnight October 5th, 1915.
$8.70 Washington. D, C.
and return, ticket* on aale September 2fith, 29th and 27th, returning
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