use Live
E
This same shoe In
our "Autograph"
brand, 52.50 and $3.00,
is Goodyear well sewed;
in our College Woman's Walk'
ing Shoe, $3.00. 53.50. 5i00.
if equals the best custom make.
is a revelation to every woman who tries it for the
first time. In style it is the equal of shoes that cost
double the money. It makes the foot feel perfectly at
home. It wears better than anvshoevou ever bought
for$2.00 because weuse live leather aqualitysole,
insole, counter, heel, linings. How can we afford it?
Go to the Craddock dealer in your town; he knows he will
tell you. Look for the Red Bell on the Box.
CRADDOCK-TERRY CO.,
Lynciibupg, Va.
A Romance of War Times.
Cincinnati linquirier.
Sik'iinum Heights, the most fa
mous colonial mansion in GL-oi'ia
which was saved by Gen. AY. T.
Sherman when he was marching
through Georgia, been use lie lov
ed its mistress when ho was a
cadet, burned the other day.
Mrs. William Shellman mis
tress of the mansion, was Miss
Cecilia Stovall before marnage,
and as a girl spent her summers
at West Point. She was real
beautiful, and W. T. Sherman
and J. W. Hooker, who were ca
dets at the time, fell in love with
her aud tried to marry her, but
she rejected them for a South
ern man.
During the war General Sher
man and General Hooker led their
troops through this section of
Georgia. Upon approaching
Shellman Heights the soldiers of
General Sherman started to ran
sack the mansion, whereupon a
negro servant asked: "Oh, Lord!
What's Miss Cecilia gwine ter do
now?"
General Sherman tioked the- le
gro for the rest of the name of
his mistress, and he replied:
'Miss Ce::ilia Stovall Shellman."
Why, she's my o'd sweet-
ju't!" exclaimed the General, j
d he ordered thesekliers to re- !
an
phtco what they had taken, aiid i
placed a guard about tht
home.
Genera! Hooke
Kissed bite; ,
aud upon ascertain!'
who the j
. i i
mistress was issuer si in i in r or
ders. After the war Mrs. Shellman
received lmin.y letters from Sher
man and Hooker.
Do You Have the Right Kind Of Help? I
Foley Kidnty Pills furnish von
the right kind of help to neu'ralize
and remove the poisons that cause
backache, headache, nervousness,
and other kidney and b'adder
ailments."
Bond? Are Sold
Raleigh, May 25. C. C, McDo
nald thr- well known stock man
of Raleigh and the banking house
Of A. B. Leach and company, of ;
New York today jointly purchas- i
ed the issue of $250,000 state 4 Warning To Railroad Men.
per cent. 40-years adminstration g. S. rt.icun, 1 1 Bast bt Bath,
building bonds and $60,000 bonds sc oui ?his warning to
for construction of the .school rulrodas "A conductor . on the
for feebleminded. The price paid .-ailroad, mv vork caused a chron
was$S10,124 for the $310,60, jc inflammation -f the kidneys,
which is $100 04 er $100 in and I was miser ihle and all play
bonds. There were bids for $397- eti oul a friend advised Foley
100, many of the bids 'being for Kidnev Piii jnd from the Ja I
par. There were several people commenced t .kini; tnem, I Oean
who wished to bid for some of ,() r.gajn my s,r n. ,i, d jnfiam.
the bonds in $100 denomina- maiiofi cl - 1 a ui 1 a n ir betier
tions.
1
OASTO
The Ku' ! Hv HMysbougi..
Learner ca
Some shoe dealers will tell
you they can't give you a good,
durable shoe for $2.00 or $2.50.
They are right, they can't.
The $2.00 shoe they sell is made
to fill' a demand at this price
not to wear. It is made of
seconds from sole to rueel.
The
Southern Girl
$2.00 Shoe $2.50
HEN STORY AS SEEN IN WILSON, j
!
She Just "Incites" Her Stock In ;
Trade Instead of f ayit z fes
Wilson, May 17. A few days
a20 a special went out from New
Brn and was printed in the
News and Observer to the affect
thnt an old noro ;n mmy saw
an old favorite dominicker hen
of hers "drop from her craw" a
live chick. Soon the news spread
around New Bern of this singu
lar and u natural occurrence and
the "non-setter" was placed un
der X-rays when six eggs were
located in different part of her
jbody. Those who read the ac
count took it in with a big grain
of salt pronouncing it fishy of
the fishiest kind.
The story is anything but a
fake, being verified by vr. Paul
Branch, a Wilson gentleman of
undoubteJ veracicy who travels
from town to town in the inter
est of the Show King Baking
Powder Company, Mr Branch
says;
"I was in New Bern a few days
ago. nd calling to mind the ar
ticle in the News and Observer,
decided to see for myself this
wonderfu1 lien and accordingly
wnnt ro tho vmnber given me
lr Oneen street, where heroin
or, (.. J. v1om4v (colored) has
ir n exhibition An admission
price of ten ccn! i -elm rtrod for
seeing he wonder fo and the
id man :s -:Uo bis job. fer Ihe
i ii. ....
las Dad ' nr!.; o! ' M)1"' enir post
"i i d of hi m"- if a rd t r dimes
from ( his son i'"t. are coi i tnr a lly
fiindiiisr t b i r way to his canac-
to
poCKeis.
'he old man has
ef-'s-e
ei.e hundred mi ten dol
lars ior the in on in bating fowl
saying she worth her weight
old "
Vir Branch sh.vs t iat just un
der her craw another chick may
be seen alive and kicking and
that another one seems to be
for ming on her win that Ithe
apperture where the live chicks
has 4 pipped" resembles a heal
ing sore He says hundreds of
people nave viewed the phenom
enon, amonjj the lot about forty
physicians who look wise and say
nothing
than I h iv
The er
v years
izz pe i are
mgtily re
a thiny oi th: i- i
cotnmend p.ney K'duev Puis
THE KIDNEYS AND THEIR BOSS.
Dr. N. J. Harty Secretary Indiana
State Board of Health.
Onetime two kidneys which had
been working like dray horses for
years suddenly slowly ud. Kidney
No 1 said:
"I just can't absorb these enor
mous quantities of salt and salt
peter the blood is loaded with now I
aday; and I notice you too are j
i
growing weak."
"Yes,"said No 2, "themanwe
are working for is a regular glut
ton on ham and bacon and since
Dr. Wiley forbade borax as a
meat preservative the salt and salt
peter have been increased and
that's A'hat maden us so tired.
Yesterday the saltpeter was so
strong it tore one of my h'bules,
l and it bled horribly. The boss was
p 11 t - t
awfully scared ana went to see a
doctor. The doctor never said a
word about letting up on the ham
with its embalming chemicals but
gave a prescription which I heard
j the old man say cost 35cents. It
I was acetate of potash and an infu
ision of digitalis and when it stuck
j me I trembled like a leaf."
i I, too, felt the blow of that in
! fernal stuff as it came along, " said
! No. I. "I already had a good jag
of salt and saltpeter and was try
! ine My best to pass them on when
the acetate and digitalis hit me. I
grew dizzie and just to let a little
light into the boss's mind I sent a
pain impulse to his brain".
"So did I," said No. 2. "Didn't
help much though because he sent j
down a dose of Morphine to queit
thd pain. When the blood brought ;
the cussed stuff I could see the
corpuscles were staggering and
were very weak like. One of them
said. 'I feel like I had been hi
with a club. I couldn' whip a sick
typhoid germ if it were to come
along, and if it were hus ky one
good-by me."
'Good-by for the boss too. "said
kidney No. 1.
The two poor overworked kid
neys again conscientiously took up
Jheir functions but it was no use;
they just could not catch up. The
blood now began to kick. "I have
this load of salt and saltpeter
around the course three times now
and a new let came into the stom
ach about ten minutes ago and al
so a lot of catsup with vinegar and
spices. If you don't take this old
charge from me as is your duty,
I can't relieve the stomach."
,,Let the stomach go hang,"said
the kidneys. "If !t hasn't sense
enough to Duke the infernal stuff
out let it suffer."
"Whatiuio ?" said the blood,
The creosote which got into the
! ham when it was smoked has
par-
aWzed the poor thing."
So the the kidneys said- "Well
1 ! 1 vj f
send a joint wire up to head
quarters and see if the old boss
won't then let up a bit with his
sormandizin?."
So they sent the wire and threw
a fit. The boss sick as a dog had
to go to bed and again sent for the
doctor.
I 1
I have an awful pain in mv
kidneys," said the boss,
"My kidney pills will cure it,"
said the doctor; arid he adminis
tered the pills.
When they dropped into the
stomach the old tired thing said:
"Heavens and earth! what's this"
Neverless it bent te the job and
when the hard sugar coating was
dissolved and the buchu juniper
oil and more saltpeter droped out
it called down the tube to the kid
neys what was coming. The poor
things grooned and said, "How
long O Lord, how long?" Before
ihe stuff in the first dose of , pills
reached the kidneys another dose
dropped into the stomach. "Here
comes some more!" yelled the
stomach down the tube and the
dizzv staggering kidneys agreed
they had reached the end of their
string and Bright's disease was in
evitable. Theo just couldn't help it
and the trouble began.
Gradully the boss wasted away
in &rea pain and died. He ne?er
did kno v why his kidneys gaveout
and whv he had .Rripht's disease.
spices; eat embalmed meat: eat
inorinately of salt: -eat, eat, eat
for plesure: but don't be cranky
and eat to live in strength ana
happiness.
Morris-Webb Drug, Co.,
Foley's Kidney Remeky Acted Quickly
M, N. George, Irondale, Ala.,
was bothered with kidney trouble
for many years ''I was persuaded
to try Foley Kidney. Remedy, and
before taking it three days I could
feel its beneficial effects. The pain
left my back, my kidney action
cleared up, and I am so much
better. I do not hesitate to recom
mend Foley Kidney Remedy.
Morris-Webb, Drug Co.
HiGhly Bleached Flour is Siezed.
Raleigh May 25. A shipment of
flour has just been seized in the
store of H. J, Olive in Aheville by
inspectors for the pure food divis
ion of the state department of agri
culture because it is highly bleach
ed. The bleaching is chargeable to
me Cumberland Mills of Nashville
Tenn. by whom it was shipped in
to the state to Mr. Olive. The de
partment has not yet decided
whether there shall be prosecution
in this case or not. There . have
been no prosecutions for sometime!
past and the present seizure was
clue to excessive bleaching. How
ever the department has decided
to resume seizure?, for all bleach-!
ing as the government authorities!
are finally convinced that every!
I slight bleaching of flour is delaier-!
10 us.
Saved Child From Death
'Afterour child had suffered
from severe bronchial trouble for
a year." wrote G. T. 'Richardson's
Mills, Ala., "we feared it had con-
sumption. It had a bad cough all
the time. We tried many reme
dies without aail, and doctors
remedies without avail, and doc
tor's medicine seemed as useless.
Finally we tried Dr. Kings's New
Discovery, and are pleased to say
that one bottle effected a complete
cure, and our child is again strong
hoarsness. lagrippe, asthma, croup
and sore lungs, its : the "nfalliDk
reircuy inai ! indue. riiLC DV
Cents and $l,0s. Trial bottle free.
r j l u u i o a
(juarantted by Hambnck& Austin
No Pardon For Rich Bankers.
Wahington, May 25. President
Taft denied the applications for
the pardon of Charles W. Morse,
of New York and John R. Walsh
of Chicago, the two most imo-
minent bankers ever conyimed
and sent to federal penitentiaries
under the national banking laws,
Xot only did the president refuse
j to pardoneither Morse or Walsh
hut he also declined at this time
to exercises any other sort of
executive clemency in t'esecases
or to shorten the sentences im
posed ud on the two men by tne
courts in which they were co i
victed. Do Ghosts Haunt Swamps ?
No, Never. Its foolish to fear a
fancied evil wnen there e rea
and deadly perils to guird against
in swamps and marshes,, bayous
and lowlands. These are the ma
laria germs that cause ague, chills
and fever, weakness, aches in the
bones and muscles and maymdi'ce
deadly typhoid. But Electiric Bit
ters destorys and casts out these
vicious germs from the blood.
Three bottles drove all the ma-
laria from mv system," wrote Wm
Fretwell of Lucama, N. C, 'and1
I've had fine health ever since."
Use this safe sure remedy only.
50c at Hmbrick'& Austin.
fiticlden's Arnica Salve
The Best Salve In The WorlcL
MM W
f of backache, rheumatism
f S Fdloy's Kidney Pills purity tnt.
' u "vK FOR
No Man is
Than His Stomach
A strong man is strong all over. No man can be
strong who. is suffering from weak stomach with its
consequent indigestion, or from some other disease
of the stomach and its associated organs, which im
pairs digestion and nutrition. For when the stomach
is weak or diseased there i3 a loss of the nutrition
contained in food, which ia the source of all physical
strength. When a man "doesn't feel just right,"
when he doesn't sleep well, has an uncomfortable
feeling in the stomach after catb, is languid, nervous, irritable and despond,
cnt, he is losing the nutrition needed to make strength.
Such a man should uso Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery, It cmr&s disease -f the stomach and other
organs of digestion and nutrition. It enriches the blood,
invigorates the liver, strengthens the kidney.?, nourishes
the nerves, and so GIVES HERLTH 21XD STZNGTH TO
THE WHOLE BODY.
You can't afford to accept a sicvei nostrum as a substitute for this non
alcoholic medicine of known composition, not even though the urgent Jeaier
may thereby make a little bigger profit. Ingredients printed on wrapper.
After Grippe
or any Sickness
Vinol Creates Strength
HERE IS PROOF
" After a long attack of Grippe,
Mrs. Vaught seemed unable to re
cover her strength. She was very
weak and had no appetite. VI
NOL rapidly improved her condi
tion and restored her to health.
sincerely recommend its use during
convalescence or any run down
condition."
Judge C. N. Vaught,
Huntsville, Ala.
Miss Adelaide Garam, of Water
town, Wis., writes, "After a severe
attack of the Grippe, my system
was in a very weakened, nervous,
run-down condition. I took VI
NOL with the best of results,
and it made me feel better and
stronger than I have been for years.'
We have never sold in our store
a more valuable health restorer for
weak and run down persons than
VINOL, and we ask such people in
this vicinity to try VINOL with
the understanding that their money
will be returned if it does not do
all we claim for it "
HAMBRICK & AUSTIN.
Ivoxboro
Company.
We have secured
i tne services or. a
! ftf. ClaSS drUggist
jallQ aiG HOW Die-
1 i fMl
, "ngjQQ till X)YQ
i x
scriptions accurate
ly and promptly.
jSend us your pre
scriptions,
Full line of Toilet
j artideS, CigHTS allCl
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licited.
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Finr Fans. F
1 am offerii ror c
Gates f .: .. , c t i
more or e s. u i
house, n- i usr
bacco h? .v m r a!
East of Brad n , e
the Hi h R -c
Pavne's O d i rr
a-
;t:
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CI 't s
elling'
to
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This farm IS eavl v -i c ... red una
in all respect 1 d i'rni Wilt
,e1, atreaso ahi- nrio e
aeil ai redS anio pne .
desirinp fO look oVtr -'m Will
please Call On the U"d r ZHi.
A1SO Several Iok u k-. X . , hich
nMiiiu,cnU.,rts, M !..,.!
will UV, C V Wll .. v 11
Carver will sho v.
Will also sell he
' M . IS.
i'l Hu-dlr
- .
Mills. This i a soiei'0'-.
e mill, corn mill, s i mill ) rs
ing macnine, ertgint, i " c ; Mr- -class
enoinmrnt. Ri r w: t
( - i r -
h steam power. Thi i;. a ai
' James T. Gates, Otew N
N. Lunsford
4-25, 6ms
v.ialitv
Drug
SALB BY MOR IS V Eb
An
St S r 1 V ,. : 5 'jcm.
, This is to certify that I bought
of Messrs. Nichols & Co. o:;l- Ra
idium Sprsy, and I am binly
(Pleased with, it, and take pleuro
in recommending the Raoiuni
Spray, to the people.
Your friend.
H. J. Rou-s.
Administrator's Notice.
Having qualified as Administrator on the es
tates of Mrs. J F. Wi son and Miss FrnnLv
I 1 Parker dee'd 1 hereby notify all persons owiiv
said estates to come forward and make imme
diates ettlement and all persons holding claims
against said estates are notified to preset
them to the undersigned for payment on cr
before the 1st, day of May 1912, or this no
tice will be plead in bar of their recovery.
This May 1st 191,1.
J, F. WILSON, Admin.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Having qualified as Administrator on the
estate of L O. Russell deceased, I hereby
notify all persons having claims against his
estats, to present them to ms or to :r,y at
torney, for settlement on or before the I5tii
day of May 1912. or this notice will he ple-ij
in bar of their recovery. Ail persons in
debted to the es'ate will please make imme
diate settlement,
This 15th day of May 1911
J. T. RULSELL.
Administrate 2
Win. D. Merritt, Attorney.
Executors Notice,
Having qualified as Executors on ihe estate
of the late C. R'. Vernon, deceased, late of
PersDn County, horth Darolina, this is to
notify all person - owing the estate to :ome
forward and make immediate settlement and
all persons holding claims against said estate
are notified to present them to the under
signed for payment on or before the 24th
day of April 1912, or this notice will be
plead in bar of their recovery.
Thi 24th day of April 1911.
Mrs. C, R. VERNON
JOHN H VFRNON
JAS. W. VERNON.
Executors.
Administrator's Notice.
The undersigned having quahfied as the
administrator of the estate of Mrs Julia. A
Chambers, deceased, late of Person county
twsisto nohfy an persons having claims
flcrmn;t rhf said estate oi said deceased to
against the said estate oi said deceased to
exhibit them to the undersigned on or before
the Iftth day of April 1912 or this notice
will be plead In bar of their recovery. All
person indebted to said estate will please
rr-.akc iininedicUe payment.
This 17th day o April 1911.
L. R. CARVER. Aom'r
Sale ol Laiul.
bv vinue of a deed of trust executed to
me bv A. J.Strui' in. iU ly reordel in P-'Si u
County in Hook 13, pao .i. I will . tl'e
Slh Hay ol June. 19! L
sell t piii lie -iiktinn f..r cash, in fn n: t lii.1
court h(:;se uo'T in lnw. 1 1 i.'t ' :i
tra.-' t I n i !ing i.' A I U nsx ilte t.i'.v
Persoo U'Hv, . u ikied "l"! o !-r
1 v J 1.- Cum : . St ' , H ( .'1'trv.
wet ! v .. I ert hi ' i. . u pt y
' ! s i t . i r : r:i . i r?:. ' :
;:. it; o.i ie . r Itr-s. ! O' . ;i vv : r ' 'f tiv i I
Geo y 'ract
' : is : 'Jill, 1 U1. 1
T. c. Bh'O KS, Trus
wiil i fier for sale ..
V'l mT.iv Jun 12h. 191!,
at the ouit Hiuse dior in Koxt oro N
the f. Iluwii'g trac. or parce of land, f ound
ed a-nd oescn' ed as follows:
Hounded on the north l v the lands of Hen
ry Moore, and partly ry Joe Burch; on the
east by Je ur:h and on the west by Mrs
Lizzie Ttmberla e and Cora Timberlake, con-
taining 73:cres more or less according to re-
cem survey a'e by W. . Morton. A lat
,f said tract fcy metes and bounds will be
shown on day of sale or can be seen at the
f. L. M. Carlton any time before day
of sale This tract is pari of the lands of
J O.Vanhook
Terms: One third cash, one third in six
ir .s and t ahnce in twelve months. Pur
ser having the option of paying all cash.
. itle ret -ined until fult purchase money paid,
and :he seller reserves the right to reject any
bid
"his is a splendid farming section, well
tirn1: ered and plenty of water and is a most
desirable farm Title good.
This May 8th 1911
Mrs. 'aura L. Jones.
I . AL Carlton, Atty.
i, and urinary i. cgularitie.
And vigor. Refuse sobtitatea
mew
Bean the
Signature
of
Mor is V ert'Ti uj Co .
Moral: Eat constipating irritant
- f of?
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