the sns.'XKtr jsern, x-o, mat, mil,
. i -
IIOTEL CULI3ERLAIJD
mw tobx cm
, Broadway at, 6ith Street i
A Real Home Luxurious Comforta-
V
Ablately FirepreoL
Hardwood floors throughout, cov
ered with enuine Oriental" rugs, is a
feature of the Cumberland -which in
dicates the character of the entire es
tablishment Rare attention to home
like details eliminates the usual hotel
atmosphere. Yet there is retained all
.he charm of hotel life provision for
very want immediately at hand. And
at prices within the limits of the av
erage Income.
The Cumberland Is within.
A few steps of surface cars, elevat
ed and subway.
Eight minutes ride of the best shop
ping districts.
Ten minutes walk of twenty thea
res. "Broadway" cars from Grand Central
Depot pass the door.
Booms with bath, $2.50 per day, up
wards Write for booklet today
HARRY P. STIMSON, Manager
Mortgage Sale.
Pursuant to a certain Deed of Trust
axecuted by S. D. White to George
0. Pendleton, Trustee for the New
Bern Banking & Trust Company .bear
ing date the 7th day of January, 1909,
recorded in Book 54, page 266 of the
Register of Deeds office of Jones
County, I will offer for eale and will
sell to the highest bidder for - cash
at the court house door in the town
of Trenton, Jones County, on
MONDAY, the 5TH DAY of JUNE
t 12 o'clock M. the following describ
ed property, to-wlt: All that tract
of land of 300 acres granted by the
State of North Carolina to S. D. White
and recorded in the office of the Reg
ister of Deeds of Jones County, to
which reference is made for full de
scription. Also the following described per
sonal property, to-wit: All the ma
chinery and engines and boilers
bought by the parties of the first part
from the Eastern Arm & Pin Com
pany, said machinery engine and boil
ers being situated near the town of
Cove, Craven County, and includes an
Erie City Engine and a boiler with
all its connections, a planing machine
imd all attachments thereto belong
ing, and all lines, shafts, belting, pul
leys, together with all wrenches and
tools belonging to the said machinery
except that part sold to J. B. Blades
Lumber Company.
GEORGE B. PENDLETON
Trustee.
Moore & Dunn, Attys.
NOTICE.
Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of Sallie B. Perry, de
ceased, late of New Bern, Craven
County, North Carolina, this is to no
tify all persons having claims against
the estate of said deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned at New Bern
on or before the 29th day of April,
1312. All persons indebted to said
state will please, make Immediate
payment, or this notice will be plead
Cd In bar of their recovery.
WILLIAM E. PERRY,
Administrator.
This 28 day of April. 1911.
Warning to Railroad Hen.
E. 8. Bacon, 11 Bast St, Bath He.,
wends out this warning to railroaders
"A conductor on the railroad, ' my
-work caused a chronic inftamatlon of
the kidneys and I wa miserable and
- all played ut, A friend advised Foley
Kidney Plus and from thi day I com
toenced taking hem, l began to ," r-
fill
," , gain my strength. The mflamatlpn
. cleared and I am far better than
hare - been lor 'twenty years. ? The
7 'weakness and dlisy spells ere Vthlng
f&fwt the past and I highly 'recommend
'.Atevvrttiey suaneyr riHS-':';;," ;,"
Yslfcr I j Bredhem Drug Cfc :
,7::V',H. i y. For that . distressed letting attar
-0':iaii
'" nwals, tak Bloodtne.- It enre Dya-
: epsla by strengthening the digestive
s organs,, so ttat they are.' capable ot
s "llllng their' function. ".:.,
FEBS01TAU.T C05DCCTED IOCS
WEST F0IHT HEW T0B&V TU
HORFOLK ASh 9EW TOM CITT
l1 T7 k -
HO&FOUt SOUTHIRS RAILROAD,
old Mxraioff ins, hvbswB
BITEB BAT UHE.
Lear BcJeigk, Qelasbere, Beaerfort
and wrieatal an laterawtiato 6t
Uena, Thursday, Jaae 15th, MIL ' ,
Another attractive personally con
ducted tour has been arranged AT the
Norfolk Southern Railroad at phe
nomenally low rates. The destina
tion will be West Point, N. Y-on the
Historic Hudson River with five
whole days to do New York City,
Rates include Pullman, and state
room accommodations and all meals
enroute to and from New York City
and hotel (room only) for 5 days in
New York City.
From Raleigh $29.86
From Wilson 29.35
From Goldsboro 29.8S
From Kinston 29.85
From New Bern 29.85
From Greenville ;. ... 29.35
From Washington 29.35
From Oriental 29.35
From Beaufort 30.60
From Morehead City 30.60
The rates will be less it Pullman
accommodations are not required to
Norfolk, Va.
. The party will be under the chap
eronage of Mr. and Mrs. Horace R.
Dowell and Miss Flora Creech, "Of
Raleigh. N. C. A most attractive
Itinerary has been arranged includ
ing a day at Virginia Beach. The
trip from Norfolk to New York will
be via the Old Dominion line which
sails from Norfolk June 16th. Arrlv-
ng New York at 3:00 p. m., June 17(
the party will be quartered at the
lotf 1 Malborough. 36th St., and
Broadway.
Monday, June 19th, the party will
o to West Point, N. Y. the seat of
the United States Military Academy.
West Point Is located upon a high
bluff overlooking the Hudson River
about 50 miles from New York City.
The Government has spent countless
millions in making the military acad
emy the most attractive "War-School-'
In the world.
It Is needless to elaborate upon the
magnificent scenlo beauty along the
Hudson River, it is incomparable.
Five days in New York will be
hardly long enough to see the won
ders of the great American metro
polisbut much can be seen in that
time.
The party will leave New York re-'
turning by the Old Dominion line at
3:00 p. m. June 23rd, arriving "home"
on the afternoon of June 24th.
Write D. V. Conn, T. P. A, Nor
folk Southern Railroad, Raleigh, N.
C. or apply to any ticket agent for
booklet giving complete Information
and rates. W. W. CROXTON.
General Passenger Agent,
Norfolk. Va
TO DELINQUENT TAX-PAYERS.
This is to notify you that unless
your taxes for 1910 are paid before
June 1st, 1911, your land will be ad
vertised for sale to satisfy same. If
you object to advertisement of your
property you must pay the whole tax.
Partial payments and promises will
not do. I have waited on you pa
tiently for eight months and can wait
no longer. J. W. BIDDLE,
May 12. 1911. Sheriff.
Foley .Kidney Pills take hold of
your system and help you to rid your-
lelf of your dragging backache, dull
headache, nervousness, impaired eye
sight, and of all the ills resulting from
the impaired action of your kidneys
and bladder. Remember It is Foley
Kidney Pills that do this.
For sale- by Bradham Drag Co.
In tbe Wake of the Heaslea,
The lltt: son of Frs. O. B. Palmer
Little Rock, Ark., had the measles,
The result was a severe cough which
grew worse and he could not sleep
She says: "One bottle of Foley's Hon
ey and Tar Compound com pfetely cur
ed hint and he has never been both
ered aince." Croup whooping oough,
meaalea. ooiigh all yield to . Fotoy't
Honey and Tar Compound. The gen-
nine la in the yellow packagea , al
ways, Refuse : aubaUtutes.Jf, rr'-;,:4, s
For aale by(Bradhan Drug Co,
Feel languid, weak, run-down? Bead
aobet Stomach "off J-Juet . plain
caae ot Iaay liver. Burdock Blood Bit
ters tonea liver and stomach, promotes
dlgeaqon, prima the WoooV.J ' V
Be Ten Kara the Bight Una of Help
! oley TCldbey Fill furnish yon the
right' kind of self to. neutralise and
remove the poisons that cans tack
ache, headache, nervoussesi, and oth
Jan mmv bookmaker.
On la Havana That Puasled a Caioaf
v? V. ' Betting Ma. ' ;
1f you want to see expert bookraeb
era you ishtaild go. to Havana." re
-marked a Chlc(ro iBn. -:' "They f
talnly bare iheir UumIdfo down fiiwt
1 1 went to a euctOisht-.l eue hf iu
snburba of - flavaua oa a finady
Nearly everybody In that part of tbo
teem bad turned nnr.-. , .. '. '.
- "With ra-a friend 4 gt elww
to tbe pit , hd Vwk
flgbL and rao iHrewwteA;'; At the
ditew .f rh lt mveral natlvw "wit
tnndinc., J-arlnit the aadlenctt aad yell
UK and nralns ibelr.banda)' -t anked'
oca- of uiy frlewW-who bad bmn Id
Havana a Hhnrt Hme. frhaf tbey were
doing. H wttd rbt? wrrr tftkimr hf is.
Sure imni:h. the-. fWtatun- w
shnutlng l t at ihiin. tiiionnlur
their favorltvx and ptacrax their bets.
But the bookmaker were not aslnz
tven a pvacil. One of thera. I am
euro, must have taken flfty beta.
I wanted tu get Id on the ttnme. m
1 decided to bet $2 on a btaek game
rock that looked good to me. I hnnrl
ed over my money, bnt I didn't ert
ticket I felt sore f ahould m-vpr a.i.ilf-
ee my money even If I bad picked rh-
winner. Well, tbe naln was fought,
and my bird won. I Vatched tbe honk
maker as he went smons the crowd.
handing money here and there. Wheo
be came to h hiIed over $10. I
wa rorprlped. but be didn't nntlre it
as be was ton busy cleaning np his
elate. Fiunlly I disoorereri thmnch a
spectator near hy who coolrt speal
Rnsllsh n IHMe that my bird had been
a four to on- h(t.
"How that -brxikle' ever ke? sll rbo'
bets In his mind Is more than I cai.
understand."- Wasblngton Post
The Read te 8uccesa
Jnst tack this up some wire i where
you can see It:
Success consists in getting out of
yourself everything thnt's in you. It
does not consist In doing almost quite
as much or a little more than the oth
er fellow. What the other fellow does
doesn't amount to a dent In a door
knob so far as you are concerned
The fact that he succeeds by laying
an Atlantic cable, building an Eiffel
tower, inventing wireless telegraphy or
cornering the world's supply of oil
doesn't make yon a failure because you
haven't got enough ready money to
bny an automobile. You're successful
when you put to some useful purpose
every ounce of energy, every grain of
gray matter, every mite of muscle that
you've got You're successful when
you're developed all there is to yon
and have given that to tbe world.
Pittsburg Gazette-Times.
A Hard Hearted People.
Filial piety finds no place In Tibetan
character. It is no uncommon thing
tor a son to turn his father, when too
old for work, out of doors .and to leave
bim to perish In the cold. . The supersti
tion that the souls of the dead can,
If they will, haunt the living drives
their hardened natures to gain by the
exercise of cruelty the promise of the
dying that tbey will not return ' to
earth. As death approaches the dying
person Is asked, "Will you coma back
or will you not?" If be replies that
he will they, pull a leather bag over
his bend and smother blm. If he says
be will not be Is allowed to die In
peace.
A Lightning Change Artist.
The rapidity with which chameleons
change their color la marvelous. You
gather one from an outdoor shrub and
It Immediately becomes dark, almost
Mack, hissing and with Its month wide
open, threatening to bite. Meanwhile
It la never still, but continues to crawl
upward whenever possible up ydu. up
your sleeve, always upward. By de
grees the angry black changes Into
whatever color is nearest It one's
dress la of a brownish color so is tbe
thamdeoss.
yaijxS..,':-;&"3 j
AirarSkids:)!
raardaBad Steal ' ' VTr - , . f leather treajV
Aatt5khl I v "!L , I li loath, fUn-ble, -
j . " shiddaag y k avNpajnotBalna; J
IN STCCX BY
A PUZZLING PINE.
Paealia Trea That la Something of
Mystery te eVataaiata.
. Upper Culiforala la tba bona of
tea that bU punted botanists. It ta
a pin which will grow only near the
eeacoa!.?! lis grewtfe la slow, and It
doe not attain to great atsa. '
Tbe atraqga thing about tt Is that
there. are.( to ail appearances, Irani
mmqtablp dlflcvltiea In tbe way of
the "perpetuation ot tba specie. Soma
spei-lmrntt of IT exist in Ktw gardenari
tu London. 'They have been carefully
examined by coanpotant anCbeiltiee,
aad all admit thai the tree present a
problem unlike' anything eisvtrbere
met wltS." v A; " ; V '
This flue produeea at regular Inter
vain (he usnal eonea containing seeds;
but. strange td say, tbe tones are so
thoroughly ; protected . tlt. the seeds
cannot be released.' ' The cones are
hard 'and. tightly closed and havr
strong overlapping aceles"'! ?'';,
More extraordinary still Is tbe Cart
that the pine, after -producing Its al
most Invulnerable cones, keeps them
banging on Its branches- year after
year. Unless through some peculial
ace'dent the seeds would apparently
remain attached to the parent tree for-
' ever. Many of the cones on tbe trees
In Kew gardens have been there for
years, as is shown by the size of the
branches and the formation of the
bark. ' - - ft . I.: -
It has been found that tbe seed Yea
eels which this tree so powerfully re
tain are so well protected that. It re-,
quires a strong knife with the assist
ance of a heavy hammer to cut tbe
cone Into sections. No ordinary con
ditions of temperature can make a
cone open. , ': - "j ; "m
' The following la the ely explana
tion yet offered that seems to have any
degree of plausibility:- The species
may be perpetuated by 0re. One who
has studied the tree asserts that-Toothing
but the intense heat of a forest
flSre could compel the cones to release
their seeds. It has been found that
under tbe Influence of intense hea
they crack open and the seeds fall
out uninsured. Harper's Weekly.
When Not to 8moke.
By exhausting the salivary secretion
smoking before meals prevents the
physiological action of the saliva on
Starchy foods. Smoking Just before
going to bed Is often followed by In
somnia, because the stomach contains
a quantity of unneutrallzed Juice,
which Irritates the mucosa and gives
rise to a sensation of hunger. This
distressing consequence may be avert
ed by taking either some light food or
a little bicarbonate of soda before re
tiring to rest I r order to neutralize the
secretion. London Lancet.
' Justification.
'"You admit, then, do yon, O'Shaugh
nessy, that you assaulted your friend?"
asked the Judge.
"Sure an' Oi do that, yure honor." re
plied O'Shaughnessy. "OI gev him aj
couple o ood wans. He called me a
dommed feol. yure honor."
"And did you consider that an In
sult T" demanded the Judge.
"Naw, aorr." said O'Shaughnessy
"CI fought It was. n jrross betrayal nv
confidence, sorr." Harper's Weekly.
Duty.
Duty Is a power which rises with nt
in the morning and goes to rest with
us at night. It Is coextensive with thr
action of our Intelligence. It Is thv
shadow which cleaves to us, go whew
we will, and which only leaves or
tfhen we leave the light of life. Glad
stone. Predestination.
Ted Ton know, money la your best
friend. Ned Tea, and the trouble is
that the best of friends must part-
Judge. s -. ..v.- , 4,: ;V
,vt " V
I!
1
i KlilGlSl 6AXB'.' ' .
Pursuant to a power of sale con
tained la that certain mortgage deed
executed by J. R, U. and Emily War
ren his wife and B. R Warren and
UatUe Warren his wife to Yanoeboro
Bupply Co, bearing data the Jnd day
of Wiy, 191. the same being recorded
la tbe office of the Register of Deeda
of Craven County In book 181 paga
r.ws wiu aeu ;at the Court House
door In New Bern. M. C an Monday
the th day ot May. 1911. at the hoar
of It o'clock M. to the highest bidder
for Cash, all of the following describ
ed property aa aonveyed In the mort
gage aforesaid, to-wlt: Bis ( lota
in Block No. 1, being lota No. J, I, 4,
s, t ana aaia iota are within the
following boundaries. - hecinnine- at
the oorner of. Buck street and White
Avenue and runs with Buck street to
James street then -with aald street
It feet then In a northwest 28 to
Hartleys Branch, ., then with said
branch 1S9 feet to White Avenue r
then with aald Avenue 67 feet to the
oegmning ana aiao '14 other lots In
Block Na S, being lota No. 1, i, g, 4,
5, 7, 8, , 12, 14, 15,n. 17 and 18 and
within the following boundaries be-glaning-
at the corner of Warren
street and White avenne and with
said 'Warreh street to -James street,
then with said James street to Buck
street and with Buck street to White
avenue ana witn said avenue to the
beginning. .
L E .SMITH, J. L. ROACH, v
'.-. .. and W. - B. WHITE, '
Assignees of Mortgagee.
Yanceboro, N. C April 2. 1911.
", KOTICB .
.The nndenitmAil. tiavln rMn.iifi-ji
as administrator - with the ' will an
nexed of Amos F. Carter hereby no
tifies all persons having . claims
against the estate of said Amos F.
Carter to present them duly authen
ticated to the undersigned within one
jvtu irvm urn - aaie or mis notice
Will hA . nlAftffaft In kin 'A th -
oovery. All persons indebted to the
Bsiaie or saia. aeceased will please
maae immeuiaie payment.
Blades, N.I.C., April 25, 1911. S
WIIJ.II!! C flAPTP-D
Admr. C. T. A. of Amos F. Carter,
aeceaseo. , im
COMMISSIONERS' SALE
North Carolina,
Craven County.
We, the undersigned commissioners
duly appointed toy the Court at the
April term, 1911 of the Superior court
of Craven County in an aqtton en
titled Johnson Fllllngame agflnst W.
P. Wetherlngton and wife Margaret
Wetherington and John Bland and
wife Bettle Bland, by virtue ot . the
authority conferred upon us in said
Judgment, having sold the hereinaf
ter described land at the court house
door In Craven County, and the bid
u on said land having been raised
and the deposit made as provided by
law, will again Offer for sale and
will sell to the highest bidder for cash
at the court house door in New Bern,
N. C Craven .County at 12 o'clock
M. On
MONDAY the ,12TH DAY OF JUNE
1911 the following described proper
ty, to-wit: . '
A tract of land lying and being on
the west side or Swift Creek ' and
bounded on the north by the lands
of Augustus Wilson on the South by
William Anderson, on the West by
llllam Morris, on the East by Swift
Creek, containing 60 ' acres more ' or
less, and being the same lands' given
t W. Fi-Wetherlngton by his "father
in his hut will and testament, and
being the same land described in a
mortgage front W. F. Wetherington
and wife to Brown Supply Company
recorded In Book 166, page 16.
Another tract beginning at -the
upper end of tbe Cod Ditch In. a
pond (n Mcintosh's line, and" rune
with said line to Swift Creek, then
with the various courses of said creek
to the.said"w. F. Wetherlngton and
Almerdlne Anderson's corner, thence
with the line to opposite the said
leading ditch andwiUl the Said ditch
to; the beginning, containing 60 acres
more or leas ; ' this land Is known as'l
theBptcer, Wetherlngton .land, being
the;1 same land described in a mort
gage' Jy F; Wetherlngton ind wife
t- A M.-Williams recorded In Book
juiotner tract beginning at a stake
In the middle of the lane about JOo
yards " trom vW. ij H.r Wetherington's
houBe' and : runs with 'tlie :ian '. a'
straight line, to Bustard Top corner
on the run of Swift Creek,, then up
th run ot iBwIlX pjnwav..lfittdkfi
ooraer, then with jMclatosk'i line to
a stake then straight across the field
to the beginning, containing about. 60
seres more or .less; being the same
land, described In a' mortgage from
John Bland n wife to W. H. Weth
erlngton, recorded In Book 167, page
' .This, the 2nd day at May,. 1911.' .
V - ' M- H. AIXJ5N
, ; WILLIAM DUNN, Jr
f; ,(,'...'-: Commissioner's
Foley's KIdaey Remedy Acted Qaickly
i M. N. George, Irondale, Ala: Was
'xjthered ; with kidney . trouble . for
many years. "1 was persuaded to try
Toley Kidney Romedn ahd before tak
ng It three days, I could feel Its ben-
flclal effects. The pain left tny back.
ny kMncy action clfinrcj tip, ai.d j
m so nmch li-ifUr I 3 pot b
North Carol, a a,
Craven County. '
We, the undemigned, constituting a
majority of the directors of the Pe
plea Ice Company do hereby cert!ry
that at . meeting of said directors ,
called and held at the office ef the
company In the City of New Bora ea -
the 29th day of April, 1111 said beard
of director uninlmosaly adopted the '
following reeolution: - . ! l . ;
RESOLVED That It ta th Judgment
of the board of directors hat the
Peoples Ice Company' ahall be "ortaf
with dissolved, H having disnoseter
aU 1U assets, the stockholders tiire-
of hwTfac aooepted the equtvaJent ef :
stock held by them In stock of tha
New Bern loa Company la' paymeat '
therefor, which .said stock origlnHy
Issued -to the People Ice Company '
has. bean - hr th stockholders an
board of directors distributed td the '
stockholders of said i PeoDles Ice
Company. And It la ordered that ..a'v
meeting of the BtockhoMers of the '
People Ice Company shall be Im
mediately called to take notion upon w
this reeolutlon, and the secretary will
forthwith notify said stockholders of
such meeting to be held Monday. June
12th, 1911 and he will irahUah lintim C
of this resolution la The New Bern v
CKy of New Bern," once a week far.
four week otecutIvlyf .-'s '
In witnee whereof, w have here
unto set our hands and affixed oar
seals," and caused; the - aeal at .' .
company to be hereunto affixed, th '
the 28th day of April. MIL '
' - J. J.. WOLFENDBN, PRES.
,. : CLYDE EBY, VIOE-PBBS.
.'"W. F., ABERIiT, TREA8. '
. B. B. HURST, 1
W. P. METTS. - -
T. A. GREEN, '
WADE MEADdWS,
E. K. BISHOP,
. A COOK, SECT. ,
For sore' throat there Is positively
so remedy that will relieve so quick
ly and cure permanently th most ag
gravated caae, as Bloodlne Rheumatig
Lmlment,'. . -:.: v
T. 8. DUFFY, Special Agent. .
9S0M-ALI KXPEKSES OF A FEB
r S0KA1LT ' COJTDUCTED TOUB
,: -''- TO ' ::'i: . i,
- wASHweTOir. d. c.
NORFOLK SOITxHERW BAn-DOAD
S0BFOLK A WASHIfCTOH 8. B. CO.
weaving Kaieiah May 8Mb, 191L
The rate liuiudes -Pullman acoom-
oiouaiions, ', meats,, ana .staterooms,
both direotions, en routS, .Hotels in '
uiuujwu, ana mieresxing siaa
trips to' Virginia Beach, Arlington, '
Mount Vernon. - AIitTanrirlB v . J '
automobile sight-seeing trip to vari
ous points of historic interest around
waaninguin..;,'''.". . . j
This . tnnr. nnitar
Prot: Frank M. Harper, of the Ral
eigh Public Schools, baa been ar- u
ranged especialiy for young - people
and others who wish to take advan- ,
tage of this extremely low rate, and '
the educational advantages afforded'-''
by Prot Harper. , "
For complete information and 11--
lustrntafl honking ;ffoeAvtn itr& . i.M - v
: . - vww.-w.rv VL uia .
tour call on any Norfolk Southern
M. Harper, Supt,. Raleigh . Public V
Schools. Raleleh. N. fl. J
D. V. CONN. W. W. CROXTON.
Tray Pas. Agti -- Gen. , Pas. Aat.
Raleigh, N. c. ; -.,-tortoiit, v.
or
the;nchtheri(tos
;K4t hi'
V v" 'U ;
' 3B.,"l",-fiT"-
imsszTi in 'wnia;
1691T-UW
f ae Km Ml-M iikf Bldi
: . Praetloa ! Ue Counties ef
Cravesi. Duplin,' Joaaa, Lao' ;
Oacjow,' Carteret, Pamlieo at.J
Wake, in th Bnpreai and Fed :
feral Courts, and whurerer ear
iee ar.88lre4, v!. - Itt -jir
' -' ' v '.i-v-A.
. . . ?rrsss8szr..
1 c':c:cs -(
c::cr::.-'::l cf frc
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e kMney and blaster' attmento."
. For i' ' : Co. 1