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Thursday, May 1, 1913. THE CAUGAHHIt. The Caucasian AND RALEIGH ENTERPRISE. Raleigh, N. , May 1, lf)l;j. Knvered at the Posiom(- in Ualelen. j c --. second class mail matter. Local Matters. J. Davis, Wilson; J. Wesley Davis Youngsvllle; B. A. Parks. Saulstoa; It- It. Ifcley, Carthage; Robert I., Spring Hope, II. F. I). No. 1; J. Q. Green, Franklinton; John J. Parker. Lasker; H. T. Mitchell. Woodsdrile. and J. It. Short, Fremont. A Voice From Ml-r City. Mr. Editor: While there U be ing so much said about the new I x-rn erratic National Administration. and the lan Ieniocratic Congres A if"'QTr,irTlTI'U'3lTI 1 -r4ijr to tfc orui dtrvnorr ' Tiir. "mt ur. t-ing the most extravagant on rec-' v- iu.t v-r? ntt f ; ord. and the new State Constitution- JTy- "ntMiK al Commission Convention and ad-' a;-- it.-. jr. rrr: 'icHr.' r uoernor Craig has granted a par- the same being the most extravagant ' - srrr.ism.. h t - don to "Dud" IleavJs, who was con- on record. I want to call the r.tten-5 fm- JY5; J'T rtM Vic.ted in Vno rvn. i t . , .throw!. ; t lK UXC ut.,- oatnoffibT :) ot h r sfofrior ia Cocjrrr Its thr ?.c Ho; tb-f MT.tJ.four U j?t os! of A ?Oil of r.!r. fy.U tr. r-.i--r esBROFsrssj. a X?!l A Hud" !teaU Pardoned. THE MARKETS, F. LUGENE HESTl-.K LAWV1R WENDELU N. C Carv voted a $25,000.00 snprial school tax Saturday. j 1&12 f a8ault with a deadly weap-; ty (through your columns!, to the1 on an1 Bt-ntencefi to two yearH on the .only campaign promise mad'- by the The commencement exercises of' roads t, . , t! 3 . . . . - , ,,. i I iJemocrats of this county, to-wit: To - the State School for the Blind wll1 : ... , , v u ii o(l, 1 i repeal or amn) the pr h r.r method ue unu iTioj i oiu, - isk ami -.r.tr I u nr. k .t KMn inir News ami ()WrvT Will KnU r Suit of UhUnz property for taxation, j . dl Against Wake Water Co. Mr. Byriurn told jou that if he was! Selected, when he got do n to Ual- Ualeigh citizens will vote Monday i for the three commissioner? who will gorern the city for the next three?,, 8 a Observer Publishing Hgh this would he the first thing vears. A police justice will also he!'. mpany loded w!th Judge U. V , he would do. Did he do it? Did he t elected Monday. garter, judge presiding over Wake try to? If he did I have failed to uuimi uuu, uii juehiiay anernooniee it in the oaoer. Now Demo cratic friends, if you were sincere j about this reform (when you met in j fori vent irm at PitcV.r. and with one voice said away with this method of assessing property), are you going to be satisfied with EUth treatment? You remember that I predicted that if Mr. Bynuni was elected he would not repeal this law, and if it was amended ;t all. it would be up ward instead of downward, so as to make you tav more taxes. Now you Fee who was ric,ht, property , I tax raised 4 cents, poll tax rais- Governor ( raig Monday made req- , ed 14 conts Now . y .4 "vi km.kk.ii nincr; :;;:- ; Qaute4 by rxrtf i C ) Otod roSddt:tg 11 " Wiley House, serving a term of j a formal motion for leave to enter twelve years in the penitentiary for j suit against the receivers of the manslaughter, was pardoned Satur- ! Wake Water Company for damages day by Governor Craig, after serving j suffered by the News and Observer eight of his twelve years. ; Company by reason of the damage The fertilizer dealers and manu- I flone hy fire of APH1 2 4- In the mo facturers report to the Agricultural tion it was alleged that the fire was Department that the sales this sea- 11,JL "3 progress oecause son equal those in the spring of ' the Wake Water Company negligent lyll, which was high-water mark in ! ly failed to BUPPly sufficient water that trade, and they considerably ex- iumler a(1ate pressure, ceed those in l'Jl2. (iitxcnutr Craig: .Makes Requisition Cpoii Two Other (iovernors. ; ;vi ti i tr.ft middlinc Middling . . Low erd-s 1 1 11 s 5 r lo The contract for the addition to the Bland Hotel has been let by Messrs. Jones and Bailey, and is for a building of brick with stone trim- uisition upon Governor Blease, of mings, facing fifty-six feet on West j South Carolina, for Ernest Umphries, Martin Street, and with a depth of 1 of Gaffney, and upon New Jersey's eight feet. The new building will Governor for Tonsant Porch, contain three stories, IS x 80 feet, Umphries is wanted in Grover, ! f-f.. 1 vr;: A. I SOUTHERN RAILWAY and forty rooms for the hotel, will be three stories. It ; Cleveland County, for arson, the , charge against him being the de- struction of the city hall of that i place. Porch is an escaped convict who was sentenced to a term of one year for manslaughter. He served little more than three months before mak ing his escape. He was convicted in 1008 Smith Held in Alabama. Ector H. Smith, president of the State Trust Company, may not be brought to Nortli Carolina for some time was the information contained in a letter Saturday from Governor Oneal, of Alabama, to Governor Craig. Smith has been indicted in Alabama on the charge of embezzle ment and placed under a bond of i $5,000, and he must first stand trial ; Leaders Arrested, Literature Destroy- polici: It.MD () SCF111AG!;TTI. in that State. NEWS AND OHSKItYHIt PLANT BURNED. I-'i re of Unknown Origin Caused a $75,000 Loss With $-10,000 Insur ance. The News and Observer plant was gutted by fire Thursday evening about 6 o'clock. The type, mailing galleys and stereotyping outfit were a total loss, including the battery of six linotypes. The Hoe press was badly damaged, but can be repaired. The mailing list and the books in the office were saved. The building will be rebuilt and the plant refitted. The lost is about $75,00 with about $40,000 insurance el Jind Furniture Smashed. London, April 30. Home Secre tary McKenna turned militant today and ordered a raid by detectives on the headquarters of the Women's Social and Political Union. All the books and other documents of the union were destroyed by the raiders and several prominent suffragettes and officials of the union were ar rested. At the same time the suffragettes' headquarters at Newcastle were raid ed and the furniture smashed. wanted to call your atention to this one broken promise. And say, Mr. r . . . - c wemocrai, n ou are a poor man or siiok. hats a man of moderate means and are opposed to extravagant administra tions and broken promises, you do not stand in with the Democratic bosses of Chatham, and when you I 22 F-Htnie st have another chance to vote remem ber this, don't be blind to the fact of their broken promises and ex travagance, by another Paramount. Constitutional Amendment, and a six months' school with no money to run it on, if you do you may sell your birthright for a mess of pottage and not get the pottage then. Yours very truly, C. V. TALLY. Siier City, March, 31. 1 !!.'. PUF.MIF.U CAItniFIl OF tiif. Minn. ?m iirtlulr f tiit! Fnm !LalH!t. N. B. The folio inR sxhedalr fig ures are published onij as Informa tion and are no Ruaranteed: No. 2 1 - ! ! a.. in. Through train for AfehtUSle with chair car fr Waynesville. Connects at Ad.es!!e with Carolina Special for l'!!wi!.a;l, Chicago, also for Knoxuile. Chatta nooga, Memphis, and all Western points. Connects at Greensboro for , all Northern and Kastern points. No. Hi 12:40 p. ta For Dur ham. Oxford, KeysvlHe. and UkV ik i.i vk I.OTIIIKK. mond. Connects at Hlchrnun 1 for . Washincton. Italtlmnr.. PhHa.'.-lt, i i si h kvihin. at , . Prxtwr to 3 tM t oi.'t ST TF OF SOUTH CUO!.!N. !rf.r1CieT,t of gfA N ir of ItrvtruMM- ((a1 4k, Irs r otctllrr- iffc Stloa ci !h lin of r.o-!ir i h by t i -n th the i-a id it rritl ir of lU!'S(h IfcrteioltKIHl pAt. Cf iUJrUV N V . hi t. cta-! frorjj I So. 00 to t iA' t-rts. !r ft Ar.i--dti3t ft!r4 t th . r- id th- sVr-liir)r rf S! At of tbr S'ii- of Ni rth 4'Af oiins on hr 21th ! t.f April. A D !S15. mtuk i4 oOkItva! frt!r,.'- o rsjr ridrnrnt It r.o tu f.J in UsS oT.r In (emmonj hrtmf, I h brrr u.i? r.i) Lap, and a?1. ruy ri- .-.1 a! I ..- in o!r at KAlrir h. t?.i- Mh of V-t! D 1M3 Sal J J llUVAS CHlMPs Se-ret3kr d s t Ra!eih, t fcu'ette t ctt trn Ry. Raleigh and Sonthport Uiihioa. i'kk 'ks that satisfy ami viiii'kk comh ,;ain." C. R, BOONE IK l.t F. I.OTIIIKK. and New York. No. 13i 4:05 p K- 1 I'v n tp m For GreeLs ing Car for Atlanta; arrives Atlanta 5:25 a. m.; connecting at Greensboro for all Northern and Eastern points; also for Asheville and Western ; points. Makes connection in Atlanta Effective Sunday, April - ,th. there fQr New 0rJeans 1jlrminpham Mt.m. phis, and for Texas and California General Change of Schedule. will be a general change of sched- ; ule in passenger train service on the i , 'f Norfolk Southern Railroad and Ral- No. 13 J 7: CO p. m. For Greens- ign. uiduuur borQ makes connection with solid unuiuu v.cii iiaiu iui a."UiiiftUiii, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, wav. General Passenger Agent. No !. No. !e So 4; r M AM A W !' M Am 5 li T .A K'i.'h i it ! T Mt M a,i-r l , fc l ci w Mn (t. o: Cairo w i 41 n II Vru S5 s: e v h ;tt K.jmj t i k 2 ki i 3 t: lib I. Si Ctiljlt" T, t m, 7 u i 0 Klpli.itf ir i ' ?l t tear S 13 J 17 T : l It hntrion M J ij ' XS n ( Htrii M 5 S CO 7 41 12 HohlMtl T 2 7 : V 71 I Jr. don 7 41 : 4 ( 31 I n 7 SJ f '6 :Wi Slvuft.i 7 7 XI 40 10 10 I l)t-ttl!i 7 UK l M AM. AW f M points. Also witb through Pullman F unhfr In form at loo r full f fvi'hi"4 oi Tourist Car for New Orleans. El ?itL,,rT7 t Sa u ,7 Ta KrinnoB. C I A . rtKrouh II itl Itjiid 'assenger Hangs Himself on Train With Silk Tie. SALE OF CITY IX )T. North Carolina Wake County. Had to Put the Bars V-aint 0IIi(.0 ! In the Superior uouri, ueiore .Mu.ai u ( ubc.to, auu oau r iau-. ..-.a. .v. Seekers ' " -dial. Clerk. cisco; also with through train for Co- E D ' " . n i i rtv, 1 T,.lnr onitnmhia Sav.nnnjiti nnd Lirlicnnt'inu Traffic Mrt-r JAllie lj U I toil ttUU iviuci xajiui j. ii v. . , - - . , " ... . ..... . Union Republican. j Thomas Taylor, her husband ! No. Ill 2:30 a. m. For Greens- Secretary McAdoo has been com-'' " vs. ; , boro, handles Pullman Sleeping Car pelled to put up the bars against the 'Janes Alston, Ida Alston, his wife; j for Winston-Salem, which is open job hunters. The idea that some of Marvin Thompson, Maggie Rich-: for occupancy at Raleigh at 10:00 p. ardson and Joseph Richardson, her; m Makes connection for points North husband, and Oliver Burton, hus- j and E?st, also for Asheville, Mem band of Allie Burton, heirs at law phis, St. Louis, ano Western points; cf Ella Jones. I also connects with through- Solid 0 c? l- Pullman Car Train for Atlanta and By virtue of a judgment of the Su-; New 0r,eang i perior Court in the aDove-enuueu j 1124:30 a. m.F5r Golds- 1 i .- ; t n-ill rrrer for. special pioeeeu.ns, ' boro, makes connection for Wilming- nr H VV, . an . W V Croiton Norfolk Va those Cabinet officers entertain that! they have other things to do besides1 finding places for the faithful is lia-l blee to cause some disappointment. The Cry of the Ofiice Seeker. Greensboro News. SEABOARD AMl-LIM: hchtCu.t I.l?ecttve Ajtuy 1 rairit I-v Kl-h Dlrwt lln- wlih routl 1U krirm Weat ttrouth Allar.t. lUrtfUrtf l.a:t ax4 Meir.(hia Port Jervis, N. Y., April 2 7 A pas- The News and I senger on Erie train No. 8, the east- Observer is now being printed in the j bound Chicago and New York ex oflice of the Raleigh Times. j press, this morning hanged himself j by a silk necktie fastened to a pipe Judge Renders Decision in the Mil- j jn the toilet room of a day coach. The !i;n Dolhtr Tucker Estate. i bodv was discovered by Conductor Tiie nlaintiffs in the action to con strue the will of the late Rufus S. Tucker won as to this point, but lost all interest in the estate of their mother, according to an order by Judge Frank Carter last Friday, who heard the case. This means that the plaintiffs may come into possession of their share of the $1, 000.000 estate of the late Major Tucker, but lose all interest in the estate of their mother, whose estate was valued at $100,000. In this is included the family jewelry, esti mated to be worth at least $15,000, and the Tucker home. .iai till IJlcllYt; JUBL UIC uaiu ua.u passed Deposit. It was cut down and efforts were made to revive the man, but without avail. When the train arrived at this station the body was taken to an undertaking establish ment and an inquest was held by Cor oner Parting. A picture of a woman was on his coat lapel. The coroner is trying to find relatives. Jurors Drawn For United States Court in Raleigh- The following jurors have been drawn for the May term of United States District Court, term beginning in Raleigh. Monday,' May 27th: J. T. Seawel, Parkwood; Fred A. Cox. Dudley; Marian G. Dorsett, Si ier City, R. F. D., No. 1; Y. E. Par ker, Selma, R. F. D.; B. J. Wicker, Sanford, R. F. D. No. 4; Moses Op penheimer. Rocky Mount; J. O. Hep tinstall, Littleton; J. G. Parker, George; John Darden, Spring Hill; John Massey, Durham, R. F. D. No. 3; Rufus Dupree, Kipling; Sydney G. Champion, Manson; Iredell Stoll, Sims; John P. Shearin, Aislie; W. A. Simpkins, Raleigh; Spence Taylor, Pittsboro; T. E. Vinson, Goldsboro, R. F. D. No. 3; W. Hugh Hight. Louisburg; John D. Denton, Spring Hope, R. F. D. No. 4; L. J. Baker, Palmyra; D. D. Harris, Bahama; T. M. Washington, Wilson; Walter C. Bobbitt, Castalia; Alex S. Webb, Warren Plains; A. W. Parker, Ox ford; E. W. Hyman, Scotland Neck; C. T. White, Franklinton; Henry C. Coggins, Conway; Robert Hackney, Oxford; W. T. Burgess, East Dur ham; G. W. Claiborne, Henderson; .John W. Jeffrys, Wilson; Alexander Katzenstine, Warren Plains; E. R. Brinkley, Elm City; John B. Cam eron, Cameron, R. F. D.; Ambrose Woody, Pittsboro, R. F. D. No. 2; T. O. Marks, Broadway; M. L. Um stead, Rougemont, R. F. D. No. 1; J. J. Pritchard, Durham; John Stan ton, Stantonsburg; R. B. Holman, Timberlake; James Oscar Brown, Pittsboro; T. B. Mosely, Raleigk; William T. Baker, Spring Hope; J. J. Riddle, Raleigh; E. F. Olive, Apex; R. D. Rowan, Carthage, R. F. D.; George L. Becton, Walters; L. F. Austin, Garner, R. F. D. No. 1; W. H. Wells, Semora; Hamilton Stew art, Henderson, R. F. D. No. 2; W. A Successful Blind Man. John H. Johnson, the blind mat- mere may be reforms and reforms. saiP TO lu " ' ton, New Bern, Morehead City; also but the reform that will pinch the llo',?e tloor r cas "' on, . , " 1 connects with A. C. L. at Selma for r)M ma soi i h k tn n mn. No 1 1 S3 n. i - Hi4B No r .. Ifiaiaui i N . V- i : u a at. No 4! .. I f d, ; "'t I? 'i t. at-. No 43 6 ': m .Nf . I it Bs ; 'c r w4.;or&. hardest is the rule barring ofiice- of May, 1913, at 12 o'clock, all the seekers from the White House. following lot of land lying and being points South and North, No. 10S- ::ci i. s r! ,ry 1 n I A n r .. 1 -ni rj.. r .i ; . .. : n10 of Raleich and more nar-i . l,atuiNo.m aL,xx iui me c-iy oi oac.K to me good , V j na! for Selma and Goldsboro. New train tthT irifora at'er .- ' r3 t l ? v J V Mlvb- ei;. Ha.'.af tfc'Fr hi J Tt' v "Ji-U)Ji old days. ticularly bounded and described as follows, to-wit: I?eing on the nortli side of Lenoir. service effective January 19, 1913. No. 14412:30 p. m. For Selma in . . . ... i and Goldsboro. makes connection at to reduce the street, at the northeast corner or me , . could also be a lot of W. A. Gower; tnence east aio , Goldsboro with A. in tnv.c if io said street twenty-seven e.i ic tu ..,.,,. o... r,., u. anu iioiioiiv oouiuern uauwus. Now that the Democrats are power and are going cost of living, there COrreSDOndinir rterrencfi a poor rule that won't work both'tno line of Theresa Holland; thence . i. .. a ... .. .. . . ennfh n-itVi her snid line one hundred wctH, uUl uniortunateiy the Legisia- r " 1 1 nV f7et- thencp wet with and Goldsboro through train with ture of the State was not cognizant : d ten (110) ee Chair Car from Asheville. Makes of the fact. Union Republican. i the hne of E A' JhnSn T YL 1 connection at Selma with A C L . 'en (27 )feet; thence north one nun. , tonnecuon ai &eima w nn A. t. u. - - mm foot to thP he-! Hallway North and South, and at No. 22. 7:30 p. m.- Railway For Selma tresp-maker, is a remarkable man. He lost his sight from a spell of fever when ten years old. At that time the State was not educating and caring for the blind as it does now, but be ing blind and uneducated did not keep Mr. Johnson from making an honest living. He learned the mat tress business and has been making a good living for himself and two kinsmen that he is compelled to take care of. He makes from $6 to $10 per week at his trade. He has bought and paid for a com fortable home by his labor and one seeing him upon the street wouldn't detect that he is blind. No charity; is accepted by him and money offered is the gravest insult. Fayetteville ' Index. ! is n The bishop of a Western diocese; I wrote to a bookseller in New York 3 for a book called "New and Contrite J Hearts." : I After a time he received a postal from the bookseller, saying, "We have no 'New and Contrite Hearts' in the store; neither are there any to be. found in New York." ! - The Western prelate took great de- I light in sending the postal to the bishop of New York, and calling at tention to the lamentable state of his diocese. BEST MEDIC'INK FOR COLDS. When a druggist recommemls a remedy for colds, throat and lunfr trmiWfs. you can feel sure that he knows what h- is talking about. C. Lower, Druggist, of Marion, Ohio, writes of Dr. King's New I iisi-ovT-: ' I know Dr. King's New Discovery is the best throat and lung medicine T s -1'.. It cured my wife of a severe bronchial cold after all other remedies failed." It will do the samp for you if you are suffering uith a cold or any bronchial, throat or lur-u' cough. Keep a bottle on hand all th- time for every one in the family to use. It is a home doc tor. Trice, 50 cents and $1.00. Guaranteed by all druggists. i rarl and tan Mini fpet to the be-! 'ginning. For abstract of title to the ! Goldsboro with A. C. L. and Norfolk said property, see the following re- NoTK t Above krr.ftfUlrA !' .Vif M Icfonrat'on. a,nl are rot irvar.!.iel H S- LF.AIC D. DlTlUc ! A.n Nt: 4 W 5rt'n SV . Tuc iri -. . . lOfe NrnL FMnrrt ff 'v, Kl i' r NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD Route of the "NIGHT EXPRESS" cord of the Register of Deeds of Wake County, Book 110, Page 705;. Book 65, Page 758; Book 58, Page 313. This sale is to be made for parti tion and division of the money arising from the sale among the heirs at law of Ella Jones. J. C. L. HARRIS, OUR BIG BARGAINS Visit our new store at No 14 East Hargett Street and inspect our stock. BARGAINS IN SHOES BARGAINS ON GINGHAMS AND MUSLIN These special BARGAINS are offered for two weeks only so come early. JFoe Soinntpa. 14 EAST HARGETT STREET RALEIGH N. C. Travel tk Raleigh (Union SUtluc ' Southern Railways. i and Norfolk Southern Railroad, to For detailed information, also for J and from all point In Eactern Nona Information concerning special round j Carolina, trip rates account various special oc- ., ... casions and Pullman RlPnln Pr -ir MU mrryung Km reservations, ask any Southern Rail- wry Agent, or communicate with thej undersigned. J. O. JONES, between Raleigh and Norfolk. Schedule in effect January I. Traveling Passenger Agent, Raleigh, N. C. H. F. CARY, General Passenger Agent, Washington, D. C. E. H. COAPMAN, Vice-PrePldent and Gen. M'g'r., Washington, D. C. S. H. HARDWICK. Passenger Traf3c Manager, Washington, D. C. N. 13. The following schedule fig ures are published aa information ONLY an dare cot guaranteed. Trainw Leave lUIHga 9:00 p. m. Dally "Night Ei presa," Pullman Sleeping car for Norfolk. 6:00 a. m. Daily For Wilson, Washington, and Norfolk Itrollr 1 Parlor Car Service between Ralelga land Norfolk. MORTGAGE SALE OF LAND. i Under and by virtue of a certain' mortgage deed made to me by H. I.jfor Washington Train Arrive Raleigh ! 6; 00 a. m. Dally except Sunday for New Bern via CnocowJnJty. Par lor Car Service. 2:30 p. m. Dally nciDt Sunder Hicks, recorded In Book 262, page 43, in the Register's office for Wake County, I will on Saturday, the 10th day of May. 1913. at 12 o'clock M., iu Daily 11:01 m. :aily except Sunday, and 7:60 p. a. "Here is an apple, Willie. Divide it generously with your sister." "How shall I divide it generously, mamma?" "Why, always give the larger part to the other person, my child!" Willie reflected for a moment; then he handed the apple to his little sister saying, "Here, Ethel, ou divide it!" CONSTIPATION CUBED. Dr. Kingr's New Life Pills will relieve con stipation promptly and get your bowels in healthy condition again. John Supsic, of Sanbury, Pa., says: "They are the best pills I ever used, and I advise every one to use them for constipation, indigestion, and liver complaint." Will help you. Price, 25 cents. Recommended by all druggists. Raleogb Olftairble Shipments made to any part of the State at same price as at shop. MONUMENTS I i i i COOPER BROS.. Proprs RALEIGH. N. C SEND (TOPI CATALOOUK. KW When writing to Advertisers mention the Caacaslan."te at the court house door of Wake j dally. Buffet Parlor Car Service os county, offer for sale to the highest; 7:50 p. m. train from Norfolk, bidder for cash, the following de- scribed lots of land, situate in Pan-! ' Train Leave ;o Id We ther Branch Township, Wake County.' 10:25 p. m. Dally "Night Ex N. C, adjoining each other and!PreM" Pullman Slepeing Car for bounded and described aa follows: Norfolk via New Bern. First parcel, containing 20 acres,! 6:55 a. m. Daily For Beaufort more or less, beginning at a ditch an1 Norfolk Parlor Car betweaa in H. I. Hick's line, runs S. 78 de- Washington and Norfolk, grees W. 35 chains to a stake in the 3:00 p. m. Dally for New Bera. run of Juniper Branch, then down the Oriental and Beaufort. Parlor Car run of said branch to a maple, Geo. Hicks' corner, then S. 87 degrees E. 22. IO chains to a ditch, then up said ditch to the beginning. See Book 145, page 248, said Register's office. Second parcel, containing 15 acres more or lesg beginning at a pile of rocks in L. J. Watkin's line, W. V. Young's corner, runs N. 3 degrees E. 14.30 chains to a stake in a ditch, then S. 82 1-2 W. 3.8 chains, then S. 53 W. 6 chains, then down the center of the ditch to L. J. Watkin's line; then 3.87 degrees et 17.25 chains to the beginning. See Book 249, page 585, said Register's office. This April 7, 1913. H. H. HICKS, Mortgagee. W. H. LYON, JR., Attorney for Mortgagee. Perrlce. For farther Information and reser vation of Pullman Slepeing Car tpae. apply to S. K. Adslt, T. P. A., Yar borough Hotel Building, Raleigh, N. C. W. W. CROXTON. General Patenter Agent. E. D. KYLE. TraJic Manager, Norfolk, Va. DROPSY CURED Addre DR. JOHN T. PA1TEPSON ATLAXT4 : Wnen writing advertisers, iaa mention thl paper.