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Washington Star- Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CAS TO R I A Lake Drummond Canal & Water ; v '' Co-- . .' Lake Drummond Transportation - Co. Lake Drummond Towing Co. Dismal Swamp Canal An Inland Route, ProUc ted from Storm. Nina Feet of Water Minimum Depth Always.; ";.: Quick Transit for. Traffic Prompt Towing and Freight Movement For tolls, towing and freight ratas apply at office in Seaboard Bank Build ing and at Deep Creek Lock, Va. ', M. K. King, Pret. J. A. Mitten, Sec. . J. B. Baxter, upt. ' J. T. Whitehunt, Treffic ManaQor. " . Norfolk Office. Bell Phona 621 ' ! 1 I for backachtf, rheumatism, kidney or bladder trouble, and urinary irreeularitlei. Foley tldney Pllla purify blood, restore lost vitality and vigor. Refuso ubatlftjtea. FOR SAU: BY F. S.s DUFFY. OFFER EVER Family in this Section Only The SemiWeekly Journal Is in its 34th year. Its news columns contain neighborhood correspondence, matters for the farm, concerning Fish and Oysters, industrial development and educational advancement. Along lines of progress for a third of a century the Journal has stood prominent. Conserva tive, Optomistic, Impartial, Clean and Pro gressive has been the honorable record of the Journal and made for it the high standard it bears. ' EVERY WOMAN'S One of the beat woman's and home pnb'ications of the whole country, j Eich Issue, is .chuck, full of good things. The department of fashions not only furnishes the latest styles, bu t suggests how best to make over your old dress for little money; shows you how to dress- your children cheaply and. well. It has a department of cooking with new and dainty receipts and a department for boys and girls. Each issue contains several Bhort storie'in addition to the feature serial stories. This magazine appeals to every member of the household. Regular price 50 cents and a bargain at that price. A PAIR OF SHEARS. New $20.00 ALU EXPENSES OF A PERSONALLY CONDUCT- ED TOUR. To Washington!). 0.. viaVorf6lk . , Southrh Ky. , and Norfolk & Washington S. B. Co,, Le; iiij: Baleigh May 29th 1911. . The rate includes Pullman accomoda tions, Meals' and Staterooms, both di rections, enroute, Hotels in Washington and interesting; ajdp rip 'to Virginia Beach, Arlington, Mount Vernon, Alex andria, Va., ah8 automobile sight-seeing trip to various points of historic inter est around Washington. , J This tour, under the direction of Prof. Frank M. Harper, bt the,, Raleigh Pub lic Schools, has "been arranged especial ly for young - people ' and others who wUh to take advantage of this extreme ly low rate, am. i he 'educational advan tages afforded by Prof: Harper. V For complete information and illus trated booklet descriptive of the tour call on any Norfolk Southern' ticket agent, or addrei Prof.- Frank M. Har per, Supt., Raleigh Public Schools, Raleigh, N. C. , ' r ; D. V. CONN, W. 'CROXTON, T. P. A. ' ' G. p; a. ; Raleigh, N.C. NorfolyVa. -- .... . . f' - Tba people of Cleveland revolted against Chief of Police Kohler. MADE a Little More OFFER THINK OF ..IT! Four High-Glass Papers . and a pair of fine. Nickel-Steel Shears for MAGAZINE M Bern, N. C. Hit Inspiration, "Gerald, dear, hov did you ever sum mon Up Courage enough to speak to papn?'V .. "It was this way, Flossie: We were In the smoking room atthe club and his cigar had just gone out. 'Grig gins,' he said,, 'bavo yon a match?' And I answered him, quick as a flash, 'Y-jfbi sir, I have due in mind; I want to marry your daughter, Just like that!" Chicago. Tribune. C ASTOR I A . - j For Infants and Children. - The Kind You fee Always Bought . Bears the Signature of ' Not on Hi's Tombttons. What did he die ofV "A slight difference of opinion. as near as I can find out" , ,f .j "Ob. a flKhtr : ' ."Not at all." , - - , ' "What, then?" ; " '"Doctors disagreed,, and ha died be fore they settled lt."-Loudon Ttt-Blta. '' i. IS, ' Good results alwnys follow the use of Foley Kidney, rilja. They give prompt relief in all ciHpn-bf kidney and bind- dar disorders. Try them, F. S. Duffy, , A Mexican gunboat may be sent to Acapulc to protect Americans. D1 c it M THE ROAD TO BALTIMORE. It Wat Ovar Floating Bridget In th. . Old, Old Dayt. The road to Baltimore la over the lowest of three doming bridges which have been thrown across the Schuyl kill river In the neighborhood of Phila delphia. The Tlew on passing this river, which Is about 250 yards wide. Is beautiful. The hunks on each side ,are Ugh and top many miles above af ford the most delightful sltuatious of Villas. A very elegant one, laid out in English tast Is eeu on passing the river Just ume the bridge. Adjoining to It are public gardens and a house of entertainment .with several good rooms, to which the citizens of Phila delphia resort in great numbers during the summer seasons. The noatinK bridges are formed of large trees, which are placed in the water transversely and are chained to gether, r.eanis are then laid length ways upon these and the whole board ed over to render the way convenient for passengers. Ou each side there is a railing. When very heavy carriages go across these bridges they sink a few inches below the siu'face of the water, but the passage is by no means dangerous. They are kept iu an even direction across the river by means of Chains and auchors in different parts and are also strongly secured on both shores. Over that part .of the river where the channel lies they are so contrived that a piece can be removed to allow vessels to pass through. From "Travels Through the States ot iSorth America," by Isaac Weld, Jr., 1795. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTOR I A Edward C. K. chief law officer Service. Finney of the resigned as Reclamation AVERTS AWFUL TRAGEDY. Timely advice given Mrs. C. Willough hy, of Marenno, Wis.. (R. No. I) pre vented a df wilful tragedy and saved two lives. Doctors had said her fright ful cough w.-i a "consumption" cough and could do little to help her. After many remedies failed, her aunt urged her to take Dr. King's New Discovery. ''I have been using it for'snmeHime," &h: wrote "anH the awful cough has almost gone. II. also saved my little boy when taken with a severe bronchial trouble." This matchless medicine has iio.kjiihI for ihroat and lung trouble. Price 50c and 1.00. Trial bottle free. Guaran teed by all druggists. Lottery Chances. SI. Ilemi I'olneare, the ninthemntl clan, told us a few years ago that 11 every oue who buys a lottery ticket knew how little chance there was of any one winning n prize there could hi no successful lottery. The ehnnoe ot each was uhotit equal to the daugei of being killed In a railway accident--Loudon Truth. THE SOUND SLEEP OF GOOD HEALTH. Cainot be overestimated and any ail ment that prevents it is a" menace to health. J L Southers, Eiu Claire, Wia. says; "I have been unable to sleet soundly nights, because of pains across my back and soreness of my kidneys. My appetite was very poor and my gen eral condition was much run down. 1 have been taking Foley's Kidney Pill but a short time and now sleep as sound as a rock, my general condition is great ly improved, and 1 know that Foley Kidne Pills have cured me." F. -S. Duffy. Seven Wonders of the World. "I wonder where he gels bis money." "I wonder bow she can afford such clothes." "I wonder if he Is really In earnest" "I wonder if she will be sitting up for me." I wonder if he thinks nobody sus pects him." I wonder if she thinks the powder doesn't show." 1 wonder If be will ever propose." Chicago Post FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS fOR RHEUMATISM KIONSrS AND L1.0I (congressman 1 altott presided over the House while that, body as a commit tea of the whole debate J soveial reso lutions, . GIVES AID 10 STRIKERS. Sometimes liver, kidneys and bowels seem to go on a strik and refuse to work right. Then you needs those pleasant little strike-breakers Dr. King's New Life Pills to give them natural aid and gently compel proner action. Excellent health noons follows. Try them. 25c at all druggists. Why She Worried. 'But, mothea, why do you object to my being pleasant to the young men? You can't hope to keep mo with you always, you. know! (fne of them will take me away from you some day." 'Take you away from me? Well, if that happens I shall not complain. It la I he certainty that nouo of the yoimg men who have been coming here so far would take you away that' has worried both your father and mo." Chlcigo Record-Herald. ITS EQUAL DON'T EXIST. No one hat ever mads a aalvs oint ment or balm to comnara with Buck ten's Arnica Salva. It s the ona perfect healer of cuts, corns, burns, bruises, sores, scalds, boil, ulcers, eczema, salt rheum. For sore eyes, eold sores. Chap ped hands or sprains its supreme. Un rivaled for piles. Try it. Only 25c. at a'l druggists. . . .,-..- 9ntrous Tramp. V vPleaso gimme a quarter,": begged nanhnndler ou Washington street, "1 won't hand yer no tale about beln hungry, pard honest, I wanter git drink." -. ' '- . "But" wa objected (for it was in deed us), "yon don't need a quarter to buy a drink." "Sir," Answered the panhandler, "do yonsa tlnk Pro fallen so low as ter take a gent's money an' den tot Invite hlra ter drink wld me?" Boston Trav elcr. J. LIFE BUOY. AND OAR. Putting en. int.. On rand. Supporting . Yourtslf With the Other. . Very few persons know how to get Into a life buoy, and. as in this uncer tain world one never nows when ou may need to make use of a buoy In real earnest, a little practice might prove of great value In an emergency. ! Now. when, the buoy Is thrown nto the water the 'temptation is ti) try to lift It over one's head and shoulders or to dive through it This, however. Is Impossible. The correct thing Js-4 grasp the two sides of the buoy with flnpArf of the hands uppermost,- lower "yourself under the buoy and come ij through the center,' then Test yoijt arms upon the sides, and you will be comfortably supported as long as It j necessary.-. ' Vi. ' More often than otherwise, in case of accident, a life buoy Is not at- baud: iii mu h an event an oar may -bi uswd' as a substitute.; NoV, there is sou little art In saving oneself by this means, for an average sized scull iai not buoyant enough to support a par sou if grasped as the first iuipuls would direct. - . , .' , There Is only one way In which the oar will support a human "being. v'it must be ridden like a hobbyhorse. The halt Is put between the legs and the blade allowed to project above thf surface of the water in front of one. By this means the bead is kept above the water. Pearson's MagazfW Feeling For Death. " ' ' For n week the self appointed guide to the Wind on their daily walks had noticed that the two men who were her special charges felt carefully of the wall on either side of the door of the asylum wheu passing in and out. Since Mhe was there to lead them, that precaution seemed not at all necessary, and she Dually asked their reason fot it. "I am looking for crape on the door, one old man told her. "They don't like to let us know here in the asylum when any one dies for fear of making us feel bad, but they put crape on the door, and by feeling for it when we pass in aud Out we can find out for our selves when one of us has gone.'VNew York Press. IX)LEYRIDNEY PILLS FOR HHBUMATISM K1PNSH8 AHD BIABBC The Pacific Mail steamship Asia was sunk off Finger Island, 190 miles south Shanghai, China, SAFE MEDICINE FOR CHILDREN Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is a safe and effective medicine for chil dren as it does not contain opiates or harmful drugs. The genuine Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is in a yel low package. F. S Duffy. 1 More and More. The gravedlgger in "Hamlet" was very witty man, wittier far than many of the epitaph makers who have adorned headstones with their jingles. A sample of the punning rhymes which are cut on tombs follows. . It comes from the grave of William More, at Stepney, near London: ' Here lies one More, and no more than he,' The More and no more how can that bet Why, one More and no mora may He here alone, i ':'. But here liee one More, and that' more than one. Children Ory FOR FLETCHER'S CASTOR I-A The public sale of the libra-y of the late Robert Hoe began in New York. Folev Kidnev Pills contain in concen trated form ingredients of established the rapeutic value for the relief and cure of all kidney and bladder ailments. Foley Kidney PilU are antiptic, tonic i . . n l i hmu restorative, neiute Buaaui.ui.ea. S. Duffy. Took the Shilling. ' lf A recruiting sergeant one day met an Ignorant youth idling, with his bands In his pockets and standing before a bouse on the front of which was a notice Informing the public that tba building was to be sold. The notice ran thus: "To Be Sold by Private Treaty." The sergeant approached the youth and asked bin) if he bad ever thought f Joining the army. "Not me," was the reply. You"d have nothing in the army worth talk ing about." ' "Is that so?" said the other. "Well, how (s It then Private Treaty has a house for sale and him only a private yet?" - . . ..--:"' . : . The youth looked thoughtful - and puzzled, and presently, over a pint pt ale, the possibility of owning a houe by Joiulng the army grew into a cer tainty and the shilling changed bands. London Tit-Bits. - ., In cases of rheumatism relief from ain makes sleep and rest possiple. his may be obtaind by applying Cham berlain 'a-Liniment For sale by all dealers. 1 i . -t Going Back a Long WSy.T J pick up any peerage book nd -yem will find it bristling with ancestral names whose presence la much Biorf difficult to explain than that of n If In the umber. And as you deec t Is the social scale the fictions multVt- from tho pedigrees of the landed gtc! to the family trees proudly cherished la hundreds of middle class homes. Bui these lineages,' aspiring as they: Art are ot , mushroom growth compared with many that are claimed with seem ing honesty. . At Mostyn hall yoa-may ee a vellum roll, aeven yards to Of. headed by no less famous an ancentct than "Adam, son ot God." Another pedigree at the college of becaJd starts thus modestly with Adam and the garden of Eden, and Wales hm' many a family tree which tract; de scent with unerring hand from tu same remote origin. -, . Lame Shouider is nearly alwsv di to rheumatism of the muscles, in quickly yields to the free application m Chamberlain's Liniment. For sale I all dealers. . . . , MM M DELAY -- . ... Kidney Diseases Are Too Danger ousFor New Bern People to . ' - Neglect. The great danger of kidney trouhfes is that they gat a firm hold before tba safferer -recognizes them. Health is gradually undermined:' Backache, head ache, nervousness, lameness, soreness, lumbago, urinary trouble and dropsy, follows m merciless succession. , Don't neglect your kidneys. Cure the kidneys with the safe remedy, Doan's Kidney Pillswhich has cured people right hera in this locality. - V ' itJamcAThotnpson, 808 Chestnut St., Kihston, N. C. , Bays : ' The public statement I gave , in January 1908, re commending Doaii's Kidney Pills still holds good. I had severe' pains across my loins and my back ached all tha titWeV'; My kidneys were weak and I was abliged.' to- pass their secretions every little while, Doan's Kidney Pilla were o highly recommended to me that I got a supply and used them as direct ed. They strengthened my back and kidneya,and,removed all- symptons of kidney complaint from my system, Tha benefit-1 received has been permant nt and I have no need of a kidney madij cine whatever?"' 22 '''..' For eal4 bj'all dealers. P'rloa CO cantaJ Fbater Mllburu Co., Buffalo, Vaw York, sola agents for tba United SUtM. Remember the name Doaa's nd 'ake no other. The French government is preparing for.every eventuality in Morocco. .- - 13 NOTICE OF ELECTION. At a regular meeting of the board of county commissioners of Craven county upon petition and request of the county board of education of said county in ac cordance with the provisions of section No, 1 of the Act of the general assemb ly of North Carolina, session of 1911 of an Act entitled an Act to provide for the establishment and maintenance of County Farm Life Schools, and for the promotion of agriculture and home ma king. An election is hereby called by the said board of county commissioners, at its regular meeting on the first Monday in April, 1911, for the purpose of voting upon the question of establishing and levying and collecting a special tax on all taxable property and polls of, said county, for maintaining and equipping -said school in accordance with the pro visions of the Act of the general sssem bly aforesaid, and it is hereby ordered . tht a new registration of the voters in . said eounty shall be taken in accord- auce wild iue general law governing general elections. , This election is called to be held on Tuesday, the 2d day of May, 1911, in accordance in all respects with the gen eral laws governing general elections, to be canvassed, certified and returned to the board of county comrnusioners at its meeting to, be held on the first Monday in June 1911 it being the 5th day of June. . -: At such election, those favoring the levying; and collection of such a tax for said purpose, shall vote a ballot, on which shall be written or printed the words,' "FOR COUNTY FARM LIFE SCHOOLS,"-and those opposed, shall vote a ballot on which shall be written or printed the words "AGAINST COUN TY FARM UFB SCHOOLS." .The polling places in said county and city f New, Bernshall be as hereto fore madej except in the fourth ward in the city of New Bern, which polling place la changed from Hargett'a store to the fourth ward reel house on Broad street.--t-T vji -. -;v .. The following registrars are hereby appointed as.follows, the drst' name in each being the-registrar. No. 1 towhaMp, Vanceboro II. C. Butler, N fi lpock, T S Jackson. Maple Cypress -E F Adams, J J Gas kins, W H Causey, No. 'ii' township, Truitts-Levin Gas kins, N T Fulcher, G L Toler. Bridgeton-S W Brooks, S C Dun ham, McDuff Laughinghouse. No. .3 township, Dover W B H. Blandford, I M Whitford, Jesse B Grif fin. . - ' . '.: Cove W E Jones, D S Faulkner, T J Wether ing ton. - Fort Barnwell-G L Moore, II L Ar nold, 3 W Btddle, Jr. . No 5 township, Taylor's S t o r e ' Claude Taylor, Joaiah Adams, J. L Tay lor. ) ; .- .-: ; v No. 6 township, Idea's Farm-T E Haywood, J B Williams, J F Godwin. No. 7 township, Thurman-H C Wood J A Miller, I W Conner, ' No 9 township, Tisdale-W F Crock ett, John Shute, Carter Tisdale. Ieach Grove J B French. Daniel Lane, Kelly MrKeel. -r: ' No. 8 township, Gum Row-J E Wit cox, 9 B Scott, D F.Atkinson. Jasper, No. 9 township J E Weth-. erington, O H Perry, H T Weeks. By order of the board of County Com miiiiohera of Craven county,' Y--- CDBRADHAM, f t V; (Jhalrtoaa Board of Co, Com'rs. I r e Jf v . - I ' ! !
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