THE ENTERPRISE.
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PfBLISHKO KVKRY FRIDAV
IT & HASH KM., PROPRIKTORH
Williamson, N, C.
WILLIAM C. MAHNING. HNITOR
JOHN* W, HASBRLL, MANAGER
SUIJSCRIPriON RATES
One Year • -. - fl.oo
Six Months ... - .501
Three Months .... .25 j
Strictly Cash in Advance
Advertising Kates on Application
Entered tl the Po«*t O filer lit Wllinm*lob, i
If. C *» Second Cl***' Mutter.
Friday. February iQ. 'o' 1
Tat | layed a g tne of piliticsj
tvhan lie hedged the House up a'nd
got ihe vo e for Sin- Prunedco in
the Pa i a tea Ktp'Siiftn 10 lies'.
t>t I'MHS'JJtIU 'e 110-l—(+t Ct» iL'il i I i-
We-t as tIuKS Hitii is s'■ 11 10-t to
tbe
With the r.e r l ee' saloo.is closed
and soci il clubs « --1 r i 1• I in tin
serv i it; OF IIMX'U i'*, North C ito
lina will be i ll site grvu-rd rg-t+ti. j
The prohibition law \v l, be letter
en'f"reed with thee ad-Ud
Save the St it-:* Iroin th; cuts.; ot
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Ttte Progressive Firmer I>r
Janua r y 28th, is a splendid issue of j
thit be-t of all Southern firm
journals. It is a farm «qu'pnnlit
special and sets tortli the greit
value ol macl inety'and up 11 dHe
tools on the farm. Tne old way"ad
II illti the s ill ts being left for
memory only—to make tlie b-st
crops the farmer must employ the
modern means anil haven propei
knowledge of soil prepira'.iou and
seed sefection.
If one should examine nttr sub
scription list, he vwu'd find a greit
majority ot thein t•» be farim r-s unit
the he t of thecln-sin Martin conn
tv. We are inter*«-ted in whateve»
ill fere sis them, and derrc tn ;tid a
t.ar as pos able in the building up
of the home- which these men de
light to own S ( > from time to
tinie we urge better and itiipr^vt-d
111 thods in tanning and
such aiticles as are helpful Thjls
it is that we make our leading arti
cle this week 'Coin on tie S nith
ern H .rms " livirv man l uo«s
the importanc-.' of the cereal, mid
that its cultivation is to
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the su.ee** ul the latuicr. ■
The Sulz r bill now pen ling be
fore Congress will give a Parcels
Post system to tbe country. The
express companies are wotkitig
diligently to pievent the pass ige of
any such nie.iyir ■ It the farmers
keep still and they are the ones'
most intere-utd in a l'aiytd- r>st,
tht*M companies will block tin pas
sage of tie bill. There >e mi to be
disoder 111 ou' po-tal tegul itious.
For m-tance a p iattd book can be
mailed f't 8 cents per p> u vl, it 'lie
book is I I ink it e> sK 16 cell's per
' pound: a .pound of raw chestnuts
co>ts 8 cent'- —when roasted thev
can rot uo for less than "1 '■» cents.
This savins 111 rea-onaMe and wo ks
a h itd-h»p 011 tlie sender, It is
denied that* the Pane's Post would
injure the let.ul merchant, btcause
be would have the same prinl, ge
the fi>rmer and the 1 utter would
preter tuning these same goods
from him instead of ordering be
fore examination The d.vtllers
a'.uiig rnrul routes have not ptoj e*
ly cons dered the situ ion, so are
t iking li't'.e in:ee-t in the mutter.
Kansas has a law which prohibits
public drinking cups on the trains,
stations, public schools ami other
places where the general public
quench their thirst. This is a
nerdtfd precaution iu every State.
If diseases are to be combated there
must be the strictest observance of
sanitary laws. Many meu and
women have died with lothsome
diseases by becoming infected from
drinking from a cup Vhich vile lips
had touched There have been
cases in our own county, and some
thing should be done to prevent in
fection. The individual should
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protect -himself by refraining from
using a public cup.- u ile>s dire
necessity foces him.' People of
refined taste and strict obs rvcr» of j
cKarvlines in their homes, have bseu
Keen to drink at the town we'l be- i
cati-e they were thoughtless and
impatient. Some who are d seised j.
have often tlie habit of paying" no
attention to the siftty of th ir fcl
l wtn.-n. Tlie healthy and the
nnortunate one- are cq la'ly care- '
less.
Lite Sited at Daath's Dosr
' I ntv» r felt «-> near tin grave. " !
vtites W. R. Patterson of Wei
button, Tex., as When a frightful [,
c mgli and lnng trouble pulled me
down to too pounds, iii"" >pi e of
doctor's t eitmeut., for two ye;ir> ;
My f.itber, mother and two' .-iO-trs!
ied ( f con uinpti jn, and that I am
live today is due solelv to I)r.
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k'imr's Nrw I) scovery, wl i h rmn
l tely cured Ine Now I "ei^hj
IS7 pi und> and have been well aral
:ro»g for yeats" - Quick, .safe,
>ll re, its theb st r«me ly on euthl
or rough-, 10' - lagripp at lima j
croup, and all 1 h'o t % a'*d ltingj
troubles 50c. and $1 x). Trial;
b t'tle free. Gu irantetd by Sa'uri
ilers Fowdeu.
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A Time For Action
The kil ilig of Duputy Shir II
Mnnifynl at WiNon by the m-gio
We-it, vva-i appalling to everv goad
whi'e man. woman and child, and j
the best class of the negroes in the- j
State. Within the past two year's
several men in the discharge of j
their sworn duty, have lost their
lives by the acts of desper
adoes. The situation i-. serious
Snl presents a pioblem dillicult to!
solve. I-. it for the lack of a healthy
sentiment beljjnd enforcement of,
laws, and that there are a number;
of p.*ople of both race; who arej
willing to sheild the de-p-'radoe*? ]
Men ot position in eu h toAn rind j
hain 1-t wink at the continue* I vio-1
11' i 111 of the 11 w, and of ten ci i tic ise !
Llie office s fir eiulangei ing the ;
valety oi the guilty ones
Blind tigeis walk to and froj
because they know that men ot in-1
(1 lenfe are shielding them and crit j
icisiuii the watchfulness of the ofli j
.
cers. Tlure is too nut h so called !
sentiment in the land Tilings
that are worth while are sneered at I
an I the stench whiih nrist s tiom
evil doing is a sweet smejling -ivnr,
111 the nostrils of rainy. Surely 1
the titties are perilous and there an ;
ipiak'ng hearts in the 1 uid Re:ans
ot wickedness and vice
It is well that our present I.egis
lat nre' should be brought faee to.
face With the situation mule pi lin
er by the Wilson tragedy. If tlure
is a rente ly, it should be used and 1
used quickly. We cannot believe]
that men really desire wtong doing'
for the mere sake of it; time is a|
motive- behind it all, an I sel- |
fishness is ruining the live- of mat j
and \vomen. It is the ba*uirle!
which has fastened its-df -on t-hgj
| foundation of our social life and i,- j
taking the strength away We
can but believe that some, day., p*-r-1
haps, riot for distant, that right
eousin ss wil I cover the et 11 li snd"
that all the vilene-s will lie.* before-
I the purity of meu and wom u.
V, id speed the day.
Kor Aged People
Old Folks Shoulcl.be Care
ful in Their Selection
of Regulative
Medicine
have a safe, dependable and
altogether ideal remedy that is par
' adapted to the require
ments of age 1 people .md persons
of weak coustitutions who suffer
from constipation or other bowel
disorders. We are so certain that
it will relieve these complaints aud
give absolute satisfaction in evetv
particular that we offer it with our
personal guarantee that it shall cost
the user nothing if it fails to sub
stantiate our claim*. This remedy
is called Rexall Orderlies.
Rexall Orderlies have a soothing,
healing, strengthening, tonic and
regulative action upoa tbe bowels.
Thev remove all irritation, dryness,
soreness and weakness. They re
store the bo.vels and associate or
gans to more vigorous and (healthy
activity. Tiiev are eaten like
candy, may be taken at any time
without inconvenience. f .do not
can-e any griping, nausea,' dia
rrhoea, exc s-.ive loo>e,iess, flatu-
U nee or other dis effect.
Price 25c. and 10c. Sold pnfy at
,our store —The Rexall Store. ?he
,S. K. B Drug Co,
An undertaker kno-vs'a lot of j
'"dead ones" that he! J* unable to
Inny
p A pine of fl mnt-1 danj ened with i
Chatnbeil 'in's i„imm tit and bound j
on the «ff tied parrs i« superior to j
any plaster. When troubled with'
j lame hark or pains in the *ide or'
chest give it a tin! and you arej
certain to tie niore than pleas d
| with the prompt relief wimh it af-I
I fords. S''l Ibv all 1» ah in. - L
A house can ahvass be painted
'nn ! be ma !e. to 1.-ok g oil, but a
| woman's tare r in'i iKv.iyS,
Wife GaUlip Toe Advice
1 "My wife w uied me to take our
I iiov to t ;e flnr'or to dire an uvjly
il» ill " write.'* I> 1 1 a We af S loud, I
'O.ht 1 -. .I. 'put bucklen's
|Am ma Si'venu it ' She did so, 1
' ami. it run- I the I oi' ie -linrt time '' |
Otm-Kes! i sealer of 1! irus. Scalds.:
Cut-, Onrn*. 'Bru'se«i,SpraitW, Sw* 11
iit s H, st Pi! tire «»11 rth« Tr> ;
• it. Only 25c at ,S ui.ider- & Fo«v j
den. J
11 j v to cure a cold is a qfies-tion \
iii wirmrriultWTrreTiTlefested 'jtnflr
1 nii'v. ChiimU 1 lam's Cough Riin
edy has won iu ureal imputation
j and immense vile I» v its remarkable \
; t- 11 sen! cubic It can always be
jdepended upon For sale by all
J dealers.
CATAWRITAL ASTHMA.
One I'olflt' of
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l- trr*c T^? s . ■".• v.
!v : I " Wl I
!A
MR. F, L. BQULLIQUN
11/T'».' F- I It'lt' 1,1 ,li if N . '.ill* Sl»if
i.VjL si,, 1,111 It "'li. .■J'U.. wriH•-:
I • I liiiyo been a Mifforrr with t! " uilh 1
jfii i ('r ntiont font* years, aitd I tried
tl!fTurejit Kinds "f niediei neg 11114J Mt'd
n-»i Wad rfnyeridlef for it.
'• I tried \f>air medicine*., houuht a Imil*
J tl" d' t'l'iainiv, and afler takini! about
j half of'lt 1 must «uv that I RTiVe 11..• 11
t H i-Mluna Miiei'. I'.i-fore I took 1 lie lived
j i uie I did not know what tl was to j.*o
! to lied Without havlnt: I In* asthma."
Systemic Catarrh.
1 Mr. Saiiuicl nuideii, Till Njrtnj.-Ileld
jAn ~ Sum in it, N. .1.. writes:
••In the falKof li'«) 1 had repeated
eultU which developed into
j t.\ -ii inio catarrh.
• It left trio very iva-aU and'alt run
down. When 1 ;or ui> In the nee ttintf
i it w • .aid take »lout an hour to gut my
I head iirul throat elear.
i "I I alio left me With ft "'very we. 'l.
"[ all-.unne, «»siipiy feeti rryhnfiy eima- tr;-
iw'.iieh I -Ihonjrht — ll
I for ' Wedk antl All
1 whieli 1 tried dif- Hurt Down,
jf . rout remodi'ea • ■•«»1 .. i
1 Villi very little improvement. .
••I finally decided to i;ive I'cruj.i a
trial, with thi> (list dose.
| Miir taking three hottles 1 oft-
I t'.rely I "eused. 1 cannot fpeak in toe
' ti gh terms of your \noiulei ful dl«eoy
i try. Perun.v."
i Vriina is manufactured l>y the
1 Peiiiua Drug Mtg.Co.,Columbus, Ohio,
Notice
We bstre for sale a tract of land lying
jin Rober&otiville Township, Martin
County, containing 273 acres mot* or
i j less, about too acres open, of a sandy
■ | loam soil; IX3 Hcres are well covered with
I tou£ aud short straw pines, suitable for
milling purposes and domestic uses;
1 good stock range with running water;
' good Water and healthy location; being
• within two miles of the railroad; in the
- best section and within two miles of one
of the best schools and best markets in
the county. Will sell for $3600.00 as
follows: Cash, $1300.00; the remainder
i» four equal installments with interest
each year. Write or see either
, H. K. Harrell, S. J. Everett,
[ Oak City, N. C. Greenville, N.C.
it 9-tf.
The Origin of Roystcr Fertilizers. *
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Mr. Royster believed that success awaited the
Manuiactui-er of Fertilizers who would place quality
above other considerations. This was Mr. Royster's
idea Twenty-seven years ago and this is his idea
to-day; the result has been that it requires Eight
Factories to supply the demand for Royster Fertilizers.4
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F. S. ROYSTER GUANO COMPANY,
V *' ~ • FACTORIES AND SALES OFFICES.
V.* * NORFOLK,VA. TARBORO, N. O. COLUMBIA, 8. C. BPARTANBURQ. S, O.
»•' MACON. OA. COLUMBUS, QA. MONTGOMERY, ALA. BALTIMOtIC. MO.
TOBACCO FLUES
■KJOLV.sca.£K23S..»/. xxsKrmmtm'HittMn lll iiimn
f "1
have Woolard to make your FLUES
a and Vou will have the BEST
CARTS AND WAGONS
MADE TO ORDER
Wollards Combined Harrow and Cultivator
J. L. WOOLARD
WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
Notice
ItV virtue of a power >f sa'e *ontai icd
in a certain Mortgage-deed executed t'
trie an mortgagee, ami bearing d*te 3*>
November, nineteen hundred ami five
hv Robert I> I>anc\ anil wile, Rebeica
l»ancv, ami duly recorded in the public
Registry of Martin County in Book
certain bond therein mentioned. and the
"tipul.iiions in said mortgage deed not.
haviiivubeen complied with, 1 shnll, on
Saturday the 4tli day of Marc'i, nineteen
hundrett and eleven,"-at —two u\ luck,
after noon, at the Couit House dour in
Williatntton, North Carolina. Martin
Conirtv, offer at put>!ic sale to the high
e>-t bidder, for cash, the following de
scribed tract or parcel of land, to wit:
Situate in Kobersonvilte Township
Martin County, and in and near the town
of Parincle N. C , adjoining the lands
of Henry Peel and others, and beginning j
at a corner in said PceTy'lirie, running i
thence along said K-eFsline s»o >ards
a Southerly cou ae to a New Komi near
George Williams' home, thence along
said-road 158 yards to a corner, tlietice a
S»t*therly course parallel with the first
line mentioned «oo \ a'd* to a corner
tin- ce 15S yards to the heyiitninif. frnd
containing sixteen acrep, more or less,
arid being a part of the tract of lands
jwrrhased front K. Whir li >rd b> Turiitr
Jenkins.
This January jo. lg'i.
H TURNER JKNKINS,
Dunning & Smith, , Moi\gagee
Attys.
Notice
Having qualified as Administrator of
the Kstate ot Simon Hland, deceased latf
of Martin Countv, North Carolina, this
is to notify, all persons having claims
avraiust the estate of the said deceased to
exhibit them to the undetsigned
at Hamilton, N. C., on or before
the 3d day of January mil, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to said
estate will please tir ke immediate pay
ment.
This 3d day of January 1911.
F. L. GLADSTONE,
i-6-6t Adm; S ; tnon Bland.
Notice
North Carolina, Martin County.
Notice is hereby given to the
public that application will be made
to the Governor of North Carolina
for the pardon of J. H. Hyman ami
Jesse Barlow convicted at March
term of the Superior Court of Mar
tin county for the crime of attemp
ting to burn a house, and sentenced
to the penitenfary for four and
two years respectively.
This 28th day ot Jan. 1911.
Harry W. Stubbs,
Martin & Critcher,
Attorneys.
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Trustee's Sale
By virtne of authority of a Deed of
Tfust esecntt'il ti: me by T. A. Stevenson
and wife, Sallie Stevens >n, on the 19111
lav of November,' 19116, ami dnlv re
c«rded in llir Retisier's olfite in Martin
County in Hook JTI' «t2". tos cure
the pavnient of a certain bond, bearing
even date and the stipulations
in said Deed of Trust not having been
ootnplied with, I shall expose at oublic
auction, for crtstr, on the 27th d&y of
February, at 12 M. at the Court
House door in Martin County the follow
ing property:
Ist Tract. The land dreded to T; A-
Stevtnson tir \V A April
13!h, 19.3, and recorded in Book KKK,
page 12s of .Martin County Records, to
which reference is made for description.
and Traet. Being the same laud coil- j
veyed to T A. Stevenson hy «. It Kcl-1
niomboti, died dated November 17th, I
19. 6, recorded in biH>k ( page 56.5,
Martin County Records, to whit h deed |
reference is made,
Ist Tract containing 15 acres, more or
lew Tract containing 34 acrt».
more or less. ' v
January 27th. 1911.
W. C MANNING,
a- 3 Trustee
Notice
North Carolina, Mnrlm County.
In the Superior Court Indoie the
Cierk.
S. J. Everett, Adinr, of Gray
Williams
vs».
Laura C iuton atut husband John
Clinton, William Johnson as d wile
Drusilla Jobnson, Rausotn Dug
v>inß and wife Mary aud
Ann e W T illiams
The defend tuts above named will
take notice that an action eutitled
as above has been .commenced be
fore the Cleik of the Supeti >r
Court of Martin Countv, to stlllhe
lands belonging to Grey WiUtatns,
deceased, to cr ate for the
purpose of paying the indebtedness
of the said Crey William*; aud the
defendants will further take notice
that they ate required to appear at
the office of iht Clerk of the Su
perior Court on the second day of
March, 191 1, aud answer or demur
to the petition in said action, or
the plaintiff will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in said
petition.
This 31st day of January, 1911.
A. HOBBS,
2 3 C'erk Superior Court
Notice
OHvirtK qualified as Administrator upon
the Fstate of R, W, Cleary, deceased;
Notice is hereby given to all ""persons
JuiUiiJJiT claims against said estate to pre-,;
•eut them to to the undersigned for pay
on or before the 29th day of December
1911 or this notice will be plead in ~t>ar
of their All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make im
mediate payment.
This 29th day of December
i6ftt . \V. 11. BIOGS, Adtn.
Trustee's Sale
I t
By virtue of atTtttryjj:y of a Deed
of Trust ex.ecuied to niV by Web
ster S Williams nud Laura*
1 liams on the 10th day of Febrsray
I 1903, and dulv, recorded in the
| Register's office in Martin County,
in BF ok GGG, Page 146, to secure
the payment of a certain bond bear
ing even date therewith, and the
stipu'atious in said Deid of Tiust
not having bte.i corrpli*d with, I
shall e*i ose at public auction, for
cash, on Tuesday the 14M1, day of .«
February 1911, at the/Bank of
Hamilton, in Hamilton in Martiu
Countv, tlie following property:
Beginning at Sherrod and Baker
coiner on Liberty St , thence alrtig
said street to a ditch, J. L- Barn
h H's line; thence parallel w'th
Liberty st .along-A. Slier rod's litre
66 yls to Win Sykes' line thence
along Wn. Sykts'. and Cob Odd
lie low's and Mrs Donghts line 50
yds to She rnl & Baker's line,
| thence along Sherrod & Baker's
nine 68*3 vds to Liberty st the be
nitniii g. Containing by estimation
t '4 acres more or less
Jan. 14 191 1. .
1 20 C H. BAK>:K. Trustee.
Trustee's Sale
By virtue of authority of a deed
lof trust executed to me by Corde
lia Redriick on the 23d day of July
1908*, and duly recorded in the reg
ister's office of Martin County iu
book VVV, page 29, to secure the
ptyinont of a certain bond bearing
even date therewith, and the stipu
lations in saVl deed of trust not
hiving been complied with, I .shall
expose at public auction, for cash,
on Monday the 27 h day of Febru
ary 1911, at 12 o'clock m, at the
Court House door in Martin Coun
tv the following property:
A tract o( land adjoining Adol
phtjs Reddick and others, begin
nirg at Adolphus Reddick's corner
on the road leading from Williams
ton to Jamesville thence up said
road to a ditch, theuce along
said ditch across the field 19 the run
of Peter Swamp, thence up-therun
of said swamp to Adolphus Red
dick's corner, thence along Adol
phus Reddick's line to the begin
ning, containing 12 acres, more or
less. 0
This 26th day of Jan. 1911.
1 28 EU GURGANUS, Trustee.
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