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OFIT2U1 PAPIR OT x VZWr' BERN
AHD CRATE OOOMTf.' '
New BenN. 0. Tfeb.itt, 181t
THE v TOEEENS ' SYSTEM FOB
this STAm . :
The resort of the Tomns Land
Title CtommissioD, that, ws'ap
pointed two eara ago by 5overos
or Kltcbio, -parsaant toca joint
resolutioa of the'General Asaesat
ly of 1909, recently preaentedto
the legislature, is a document wdr
thy the most careful reading of
every land owner, xr prospective
buyer of land in North Carolina.
The General Assembly of 1909 In
asking for this commission, said
there was urgent demand for legis
latiod, such as was proposed uo
der the Torrens System. v The
North Carolina Bankers Associa
tion, the North Carolina Building
and Loan Association ' and the
Farmers' Union, all at public meet
ing$ have endorsed the Idea of se
curing reform in the State's land
laws. . ' '
The Commission in its report
says: ,
" The law should provide som ade
quate and conomlcal preedinj by
which the owner of lands maj know
that his title is good and indefeasible,
not only as against his grantor, not on
ly as against his neighbor who gives no
tice of an adverse title, hut also as
against the world. The owner of land
should feel as secure of his title as the
owner of stocks and bonds. When his
title becomes involved in litigation, the
land owner most now rely upon records,
which are often defective, or upon his
possession, which is not always easy to
establish, in order to defend his title.
There is no proceeding provided by the
laws of this State by which a land own
er can have his title, whether he relies
on the record or upon his possession,
established, so that both he and the
public may know that he is the owner
of his property as against the world.
For the transfer of title to land, wheth?
er such transfer be of the full estate of
the owner absolutely, bir for the pur
pose of securing money borrowed, the
landowner must still use forms of ecds
mortgages, and conveyances which bate
been inherited from out forefathers and
which were applicable- conditions
which have long since : piji ; tway.
Modern business ' conditions f have
brought about modern methods in all
trsnsactions except those in which land
isinyobred."
In speaking of the methods , of
the Torrens System, the commit
Bion says: . . . . ; - '.-.
" Provision is made for the registra-
tbn of title after a full inyettbration of
facts, both-record and otherwise,' af
fecting the title,' and for a final decree
establUhing the title upon the facts
found. -The decree is good against the
world, and, upon the expiration of -a
short period, cannot be attacked In any
conrtjbr any cause. - Farther provis
ton is made for the transfer of - these
registered titles by delivery of the cer
tificates issued pursuant to the decree
and a fsrs notation ofl'ai. public record
Of the facts in regard -to such transfer
which are essential for the protection
of subsequent purchaser and credit-
ore.
There should be no hesitetion by
the Qeneral Assembly of t once
adopting this system.' It Will add
, to the securfty of land 'owners,
r save expense, and attract Outside
buyers who now-hesltate to Invest
ttArtatiiaA A t Pt A -rtMLimf nnAovfaUpw
M of title, or the exnense invblved in
w .. f - - .
i --s. perfecting a : title, that may not
: v, ; ,i prove, tenable after aiu.
Ki.O nil dt e ii: OijrtC
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xCASTORI A
Nineteen persons wu "rsportsd dr
J mg daily from the plesgne lo Cbe Poo,
China.
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lis Lc; a, lower as a i-taxrh
I' C0LUM2US, OHIO.-The ac-'
i tWe ingredients entering the most
: popular household remedy in the. ''
world have been made known to
: the public. - This means a new era J
In the advertising of popular fam- '
:. Uy medicines Pcmna lesds.; ;
. Peruoa contains "among othei:
"thlnfA golden seal, powerful In Its ;
offset upon the- wucous' .mem
branes.'..: Cedron need, 4- ;.rar T
medicine and unsurpassed, tonlcV'
rCubebs, valuable in nasal catarrh :v
ad affections of the .kidneys and ,'
. bladder.', Stone coot, valuable for?
ii.nl asalsend Fur 8als5.
! The fur. seal has ehsrper os.flian
hilr erarbw imaywttlts
swimming flippers end Its tail .flippers
are; proportionately to Its body; much
longer than those of tte harbor'seal.
ThetsAortseaLt whett4K Greets, or
sWeliseliouion rocor;in
whiter, on cake er leaf irne ntrseai.
a Tar wioer traveler,- sieeps, mure m
the water, ind when It sleeps Jt folds
the long tall nippers up on the body
between . its,; side - fflpners, ; presenung
thus ' a curious appearance, unite un
like the harbor seal 5fc?rir i;
OhildrenOry
FOR FLETCHERS
C AST O R 1A
Aa armistico has been signei by botTi
Davila and Bbnina.$
United SUtes will try to.: bring Jibout
jieseV'"''??;;:v.-'W- '.' :
';;SZ How This?;
We ' offer Oae.rfludred ; dollars
Beward for any ease of Catarrh that
cannot be oured ;by Hall s Catarrh
Cure. F. J. CHENEY & ;C0 Tole
do, 0. ;.': :ev: . :' ::
We, the undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for the last .15 years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in au nusmess iransaonons ana uu
ancially able to carry out any obli
mtions' made by his Irm. ;', '
WALDING; KINNAN & NAKVIN,
" Wholesale Rruggists, Toledo, 0
Halt's Catarrh Upre f is taken in
ternally, noting directly - upon the
blood and 'toucttua surfaces of the
system. Testimonials sent free
Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all
Drnggists.
lake Hall's Family Pills for con
stipation.'
' The trial of Thot. B. Riley, special
Investigator ! the .Inter-State .Com:
merce Commission, charged with the
theft of the "Wickersham letter," was
recently begun fa New York.; .
PNEUMOOTA?.FqW COLD
' But never follows the "use of Foley 's
Honey and Tar.-which checks the eouah
and expels the eokt. m. Stock well Han
nibal, Mo.Vssys, bedti all tbe
remeines I ever used.- I " contracted
bad sold and cough and was threatened
with pneumonia. One bottle of Foley's
Honey end Tar ebmpletely cured me.''
Nopites, just a reliable household
madicin,prjrt, a. pnaif:
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t- tThaokerav en the Huttlnas.
. Talking of Thackeray and his efforts
to get into parllamentOrantr Duff la
his diary under .the year.; I87B notes
tapredlcament of tbe novelist when
he faced the aectors.i:;'.sy1r1'
e J. H. Green gave me the most
remarkable account of canvasslng.Or.
fori -with Thackeray, whose .want of
power of pubuo speaking, seems: to
have been . perfectly,;, extraordinarju
On the -hustings he .. utterly broke
down,; and Oreen heard him say to
hlmsslt. 'If 1 could -only go into the
nuyor's parlor for Ore minutes I could
writs this- out flulte -wellA"
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S;RWS0SEiiTHRpNErvy5-
Beeause meats are so tasty they are
eontomed in great xeet." This kads
to stomacb troubles, bilibuiness and
constipation. , Revise your diet, let ra
sob and not a pampered appetite con
trol, then take a few does of Cham
ber Is Id's Stomacb and Liver TableU
and you will soon be well sgnin. Try it.
for sale oy au aeaiers. samples free.:
'; Tbe Tlost's Toungest Dont" your
shoes feel vert uncomfortable when
you walk. Mrs. NurychoJ Mrs. NU
rycheDear meliWlint so eitrsordl
nsry questlonl Why do yoo auk, child?
The Host's YoungMit Oh, only cos p
stld the other day since you'd conio
Into your money you'd grt tat too big
for your bos..
. . . - r" Good rSon. .
1 wouldn't be In Brown's shoes Just
bow." ; .-.. . ' ;
'."Why notr.-.1 '.- .,.
, "ITs li ft thorn In U'B cellar, and thfy
dutuyml f.iir Inns 0? con! on Ihrui
before 1'rown ws op.
A Lona 8waii
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only one
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To Word Had Common
. -. Prnt In On rn Root.
We are likely to consider "freeze"
and'"burn" as two distinctly opposite
effects, but If. for a simple experiment,
you win touch your tongue to' a bit
of heated Iron and to atblt of. Iron
that Is extremely cold the-effeets, as
shown : in tbe blisters . produced sud
in. the sensation of the contacts, .will
be found to bejBUrprislngly alike. v
i It Is" dosbtful If our Aryas ancestors
When 'they ,ere" planting the eeed ot
the English and JtaNrister.. language
thouehW)f the sctentlflc- relations 1
what we-call best nod cold, but thfy
gave to us the root ?prns, whlctt they
xot out t "the sensationa' produced by
burning and freesing. !i Aa usual, Aryan
ro6 beginning' " with VtheJ'p'ound
chauge, 4t .to1 rf '.' on the tongues' f
the Teuton;. jWT with these -ourvrmore
anAlnCM'.- iimAoal-finl :'nrlMli L ttPTATUe
Hindd brother q jus Kanstot usiiHuy
preserves Ary&iLj'p und.tais
has nuuaTroorj'srusn, meanins
ItjruW root or freeze necame -rreosa
in Anirio-sasoD.- wqicd is out. - iruie:
in iceiaoajcii -Decauw;-; "JUBa- u
Swedish 4 fryrtajjd '.UDanftb
fryse,"!::an-theXatm:tle original ry
sound la retained ln ?vpniijia,!f mean
tag hoarfrost, and to "pruna, signtfj,-
tag a trarnlng coal. . Here we. Bee uup
ed two apparently opposite meanings
growing out of the old root, prus.-,
New Xork Herald. , .
AFRICAN PONS.
f- -T.
.Jheyf ten Hunt In (Ceuplee Start
-;v-'-'.sa-cpre.4neM'vrTsy:.A-;-'(e;
irlJonVlul Africa;; goibiihfiu often i
couples and then ratber 'systematical
ly. ; When," for Instance,' .a couple pf
lions nave traced out a kraal that Is
to say; a. place fenced .by. small cut
thorn trees, wherel jBooks of asses pr.
oxen, "goats or, sbeep are shutiup" for
the nlght-the lioness approaches cau:
tlouslVi proatlng by every tree or hush
to hide herselfr-'At tbe same time tbe
lion himself Jles watchtag on .the op
posite in tbe distance.i..?r--s ?
Now the lioness exerts,; herself to
arouse the rattlo-which Is not dlftl
cult, as "they become excited merely
by. smelling. a beast of pteyi-till lie
cattle are tormented, to the utmost y
fear and horror, break through tbe
kraal on the side oDDosite to the lion
ess and thus fall U easy prey to tbe
Hon. - . - .v .
: The Hon chases his victim and throt
ties It by -springing: . on its neck tot
breast and biting tils -teeth" Into tbis
part The hunted 'animal falls, and
the lion now tears open the flanks.
Tho lioness appears and has her share
or tne meal, very orten xney cannpi
devour their' victim in one night; then
they come back to tbe place where the
remains 'are on the following or lie
second nlgbt ' -
The lion's favorite food is zebra,
adagga (of which there are few left
In -Africa) and wild ass. The meat ff
these three kind of animals Is some
thing alike in taste. . . -
Enaliah Clay Pipes.
The clay pipe, whlcb Is' vanishing
from the Fleet street chopbouse, was
tbS only variety smoked in this coun
try untU juit re(nt Umes;. The cfc)y
pipe made its' appearance in .England
In tbe later years of tne mxteentstcen
tury. - Writing about a century later,
a French - author remarks that gie
BngllsU "invented the pipes of bakd
clay whlcn are now Used everywhere.
"Broseley, ta Btaffordabire, has been
famous for Its pipes and clay from yie
days of Elizabeth writes ffi A. Pepn
in i'The .Soverane Herb.'' - vNow U
the :ilay s of whleh ijwhlte'': pipes ire
manufactured coines from. Newton A;b
bot " and KtagstelgntoUi iaPevon--
shlreT' it 18 sent te-n parts of Bog-
land and 'the world in rough lumps
about the size '. of,: quartern ' loaves,
weighing some f twenty-eight rpoujjds
eachLondon Ppectator.j ii'
LAfelPPE COUGHitSfl.
Strain and wrakeh Oi system and if
not checked may develop inte pneumonj
is..- No dtneer of this, when Foley's
Honey and Tar is taken "promptly. 'J t
is a reliable family medicine for ah
coughs and colds; and acts-4oickly apd
enectiveiy ,m cases or croup, , Kslusi
substitutes. F. B.. Duffy-. -k..,l,i
X
' Whsu the Cst "Was eaorsd. 4
. .In -the. "middle ages brute-animals
formed as prominent a Tnrt in tbe do-
J votional ceremonies of .the'; time ns
iney noa m ius oia reugion oi bgypi.
The cat Aclurus was. embalmed &ttpr
death and burled la tho. city of Bubs
tls because, ' accordfiig to : Herodotus.
Diana Eubugtls, the chief deity of yie
place, was said to bava traflsfonnVd
herself Into a cat when -the gods" fled
tato Egypt. t
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FCR.FLETCHEfl'S
C AST O R t A
The recall of Mayor Gill, of Seattle,
Washington., waTcriKliWd to women's
votes.' ..;', . ,. .' : . ,,-': i
Whrfi bor cdild In in dunijur a wo;
will ri"k hor lifi! lo i rdtprt it. No (r
act . ht-rniHtw or n- k i-f like i n
Bry to protect 8 ciuM frn'n rrw'p, (.
Oifimln -rlum's - Kt'in-'y ani
dini'fr is svoU.f). For naiu Iv
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J.cr.:n'$ Tcr.::.t:J is
Aioiunt Pleasant, Tenn-l'Cardul is aJJ
you claim for it, and more," writes Mrs.
M. E. Rail, ol this place. ; .-' .. -r
"I was s great sufferer for 2 yean and
was verjtjreak; but I learned about Car
dul, and decided to fry it Now J am in
perfect healthv -;'--J-j:;.' -
I VMr Uaughteri. wneil cnanging into
womanhood, got In very bad health, !
gave her Cardul and noWshe enjoys
good health.?-.; 1-5??-
."Cardul is worth Its weight la gow. I
recommend it tor young and old." .
Being composed exclusively of harm
less vegetable Ingredients, with a mild
and gentle medicinal action, Cardul tt
the best medicine for weak, sick gins
tod.women4Vw'7y!
- It has no harsh. rxiwerfuL near-ooiv.
bnpus ach3n,:Jiko some of fhe strong
minerals and drugs, ' but help nature to
perform a cure in a natural easy'way.'H'
Try CariiU;.' t&rgt
n. R WWf . ladles Advfaoiv Dent. ChsMat'
Soon Medicine Co.. Cbttttnoota. Teniu, for Setcioi
insirncthrai.nd 64-paee book. "Horns Traatmcajl
tor wanes,- -sew m puts wiaapcs,
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To New Drleaijaobilp, Pensa-
' cola. Account ;:.Mardi Gras
' Celebration, February 23, .'
.Account Mardi Gras Celebration at
NeW Orleans,- LaC Mobile, T Ala.; ' tand
ensacola, Fla., Feb. 2$23, '19U, the
outhern Railway will sell very cheap
Itaieigh s to New Orleans
Goldsboro" f
Durham -'. "
$26-75:
26 76
26 75
Releigh: 'to
' Goldsboro IV
Drrhanj -
Mobile
123 45
24 45
23 80
Raleigh to
Pensacola
$28 00
23 85
22 80
Goldsboro " :; "
Durham' " ; "
Tickets will also be on sale'
from all
Other stations. Dates of sale, February
21st to 27th inclusive with una! . return
limit March 11th. 1911, with privilege
of extending final limit until March 27,
by depositing ticket with special agent
and payment of 51.00,
For aU information pertaining . to
rates,' sohedules, PullmSn reservations,
etc., see your agent or , address the
undersigned. '"-:'-'
W. H. PARNELL,
. . Raleigh, N. C
8edentary habits, lack of outdorr exer
cistv Jnaumcient mastication of food.
constipation, a torpid liver, worry and
anxiet? are the most common causes
of stomach troubles. iC'orrct your habits
and tike Chamberlain'a-toraach and
Liver, Tablets and you will aoott be well
again. or sale pf ail oeaiers,
5 A Vanished t.landl v
2yTplcam Islasds have frequently p
pearedTiad disappeared Ibl tt various
oceans.A&ritUb
was sailing near where suchTUi event
took-plaee, and its crew had S chance
tof-wltness that seldom seen -ccnr-renre,
-the btrthof an bland. ' fk sooft
as It was possible the British captain
landed and. formally annexed the new
land to tbe British empire. V". Then he
hoisted the union Jack .and -sailed
awsyHe expected to be knighted for
his . enterprise,' but-when another ship
was sent out to take a look at tbe is
land and report upon its availability
as a naval post for supplying passing
ships the new found bland bad van
ished entirely.;- J'-il
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ACCUSED OF STEALING,
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E. E. Chamberlain, of Clinton. Ma.'.
boldly accuses Back leu's Arnica Salve
of stealing the sting irom burns or
scaids-the pain from sores of all kinds
-ths distress from bol's or piles. ;,"It
robs cuts, corns, biulses. sprains and
Inlurlej of tlieir terror," be says, "as
a healing remedy Its equal don't exist.'
Only 26c at alldealers. ; . .
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'. ? -' . -.' Colors In Store Tssth. -. '-' ' t"
v Pearly teeth are not the fashion everywhere.-;
'Firms of artificial teeth
manufacturers who hsve sn export
troda have to keep In stock molars of
every shade of color,' from white to
blaiU. .There Is a steady demand for
black teeth In Elnra, lava, Eatavla snd
Burma, whore the natives cbew the
betel nut, whlcb blnrUons t!i tM-th.
Vr 1'craia . the teeth mwit 1)9 abso
lutcly milk wtiltf. Rfy '-iiUy sn onlor
was recclvi1 1 f.
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SOUTHERN
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The Worth ef a Chin ftayal Gift U
U HttBfl Chang. ...
Tbs lata empress dowager of China
was sometmng or a Bumonsr. xom
suthor of "Behind the Scenes lo Pe
king" tells a story ef .how Li Hung
Chang, after concluding the treaty ef
Ehlmonoeekl, was , presented by tbe
empress with a doth of gold bag con
taining; some heavy article. The treas
ure turned out tu be a large vase, and
Li, who was an enthusiastic collector
of Chinese, ceramics, t pne sent for
mi ; aecruiry, r. , r ci.uii to iwm
add examine the new acquisition. ! '
Borne time was spent In s careful
examination to determine: the dynasty
during 'which this treasure waa. pro
duced but" the data of this especial
paste was lost, with tts other technical
classiflcations."' After a long time Mr.
Pethtck lifted it gingerly, placed it on
s table, put himself ta front of it,
drswlng a wrap round his shoulders,
and "' alowlyif very 'sloyfyr ueld.;. his
hands up to it, turning them in tbe
attitude of warming at a Are. .
Chinese need few words IX under
stood and was heartbroken. The pan
tomime indicated to him that the sup
posed priceless vase Was only a clever
reproduction-made in'-Paris, and tne
secretary; warming his hands before
It, meant It was so fresh from the
pottery furnace that he could still
notice; the warmth. ,
FOOD AND DIGESTION.
Civilised Man Needs r Cheerful ar
; roundlngs at His Msala,
Robust people so long as they get
what suits their own uncultivated
taste are apt to make very light of
What they call "fancies" about food
and ; overlook tbelc real importance.
Feeding on the part of civilized man
Is not the simple procedure which It
Is with animals, although mnny anl
mals are' particular as to their food
and what Is called "dainty." The ne
cesalty for civilized man of cheerful
company at. his meal and for the ab
sehce of mental anxiety Is unlversnlly
recognized, as Well as tbe Important-
or an invtnug appeal to tbe appetite
t through the sense of smell and of
sight, while tbe Injurious effect of tbe
reverse, conditions, which may lend to
nausea and even vomiting, Is admitted
. liven the ceremonlar features of the
dinner table, tbe Change of clothes,
the leisurely yet precise successluu of
approved and expected dishes, accom
panled by pleasant talk and IIk'h
hearted companionship, are shown by
strict scientific examination to be im
portant aids In the healthy digestion
of food, ' which need not be large In
quantity because wisely preaented.
Sir Kay Lankester ta London Tele
graph. Why Spiders Fight.
When two spiders fight there Is gen
erally a good reason for tbe attack
and the vigorous defense that follows.
It is not generally known that after
a certain time spiders become Inca
pable of. spinning a web from lack of
material The glutinous excretion
from which the slender threads are
spun Is limited; therefore spiders can
not, keep on constructing new snares
when the old ones are destroyed. But
they can avail themselves of the wen
producing powers of their younger
neighbors, and this they do without
scruple. As soon as a spider's web
constructing material has become ex
hausted and Us last web destroyed it
sets Out jn search of another home,
and unless tt should chance to find one
that Is tenanUesa a battle usually en
sues, which ends only with the retreat
or death of the Invader or defender.
Ohildren ?Ory
fefDR FLETCHER'S;
IC ASTORIA
"X tei'-1 " 1 : " .
. A deputy tat collector," prominent in
Cincinnati political was indicted in that
eity being charged with obtaining re
funds of liquor taxes for the b'rewer
-tV ja-4,:- .V w "a .' .A - A
t You are probably aware that pneu
monia always results from a cold, but
you never heard of a eold, 'mulling to
pneumonia when Chsmberlafo's Cougb
Remedy was nsed t: Why take the risk
when this" remedy , jnay ber had (or s
mo i ; ror sale ny an ueaiets.r : ,
:'f '' . Crystallised ' Grauas, fi;
.Grasses may be' crysuillzed as fol
lows .Place aaucepasf partly filled
with water on the Store sod In It dis
solve enough alum to "make .it of suf
flclsnt density to bear au egg.j Let this
boll Take off .the saucepan And lay.
your grasses (dried and tied in finches
to suit the fancy) in the water... When
the water Is perfectly cold lift out tho
bouquets and. you will, find them, a
mass of beautiful crystal.
$ -1
1 A KING WHO LEFT HOMt
snd set the world to ttlklne, but Paul
Mathiilkn, of Uuffalo, N. Y. sayahaaW
wyn K.i..;i J AT HOME the Kinir of
I Laxptivos Dr. Kind's New Lif
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at ail c
I tl.ftt they're a blraning to all
y. Curs eonttipation, bead.
-btlon, dyapepsia. Only SOc
' Plain Hunoaiv ; . -
"Doctor, wlint dlsonne Is the monf
prevalent smonjr tlie poor?" '. .'
"An !f,r!(ilug condition In .which th
L-rve t riiiliuiiiuiia In lbs stomach
f 1 l y S"um ulntoil orcHm
i '.' j -.trie r'nnds cnd trrltstlous
t t i ( nl cm I l y way of tht pneu-
! I.'owanfull Andtotliluk
' r' '' "ri (Id pofhlnir for
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Livery,- Feed;-Se
Largest and Finest stock of Horses and Mules ever offered for
sale in" New Bern. A car load of each just in. Also a complete
line of Buggies, Wagons, Harness, ltoles, Whips, Cart Wheels.
J. A. JONES
Broad Street, PROPRIETOR, New Bern, N. C.
50U1H RAILWAY SCHEDULE'
NEW TRAINS BETWEEN
NEW YORK, WASHINGTON,
AUGUSTA and J ACKSON VI LLU j
Effec'ive November 27, 1910 the'
SOUTHERN RAILWAY will put in ef- j
feet new train service between New;
York, Washington, Augusta and Jack-!
sonville, schedule of which will be as
follows:
No. 31. Lv. New York 1:38 P. M.
Ar. Washington 6:10 "
Lv. Washington 6:20 " !
Ar. Augusta via
Blackville 11:35 A. M.
Lv. Augusta via
Trenton 11:45
Ar. Jacksonville 3:45 P. M.
No. 32. Lv. Jacksonville 9:00 A. M.
Ar.
Lv.
Ar.
Lv.
Augusti via
Trenton 3:00 P. M.
Augusta via
Blackville 3:15 "
Washington 8:53 A. M.
Washington 9:05 " i
Ar. New York 2:45 P. M.
The above trains will be known as the
SOUTHERN'S SOUTHEASTERN!
LIMITED and will. consist of Elegant
Pullman Sleeping C'ar8,tifeo Dining Car
Service. This train as well as all other
SOUTHERN RAILWAY TRAINS will
arrive and depart from the New Penn
sylvania Station, Seventh Avenue and
Thirty-Second Street, New York City
For all information pertaining to the
same, address the undersigned.
H. F. CARY,
Gen. Pass. Agt.
Washington, D. C.
ATTACK LIKE TIGERS.
In fighting to keep the blood pure the
white corpuscles attack disease germs
like tigers. But often germs multiply
so fast that little fighters are overcome.
Then ste pimples, boils, tczerra, sail
'heume and sons multiply and strength
and appetite fail. This condition do
mands Eiecric Hitters to regulate the
Stomach, liver knd kidneys and to ex
pel poison from I bloid. "They are
the best blood purifier," writes C T
Budahn, of Trscy, Calif , 4 I have ever
found." They make, rich, red blcod7
strong nerves and build up your health.
Try them, 50c at all drugiate.
An Emotional Trunk.
Laudlndy I'll have to requost yon
to pay lu advance, Mr. Smith. Smith -Why,
isn't my trunk good for n week's
board? Landlady No. It looks like an
old fashioned emotional trunk. Smith
Emotional 7 Landlady Yes; one that
is easily moved!
NORFOLK IMMM RAILROAD
1 j- "ROUTE. OF THE ,
, rNIGIiT EXPRESS"
Icheduls Effective January 29. 191 1
-"Ti following schedule figures pub
lished as information ONLY and are
not guaranteed. ' ;
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5t' TRAINS tkkVi NSW BERN
NORTtt ANPWEST BWNP -
12M n m;'TJally-iNis:ht Express Pull
U ',;.hn Bleeping Car for'Korfolk.
90 a m, Dail for Norfolk ( eorlnecU
:' -J.'. for alL points North nd. West,
"'i"-, parlor car service, 5,; .-4; s
.'1:45 pjn,baily ' except ; Sunday ' for
w.-y . Washington, tielhaven, tireenvilie
'Wilson and Raleigh,'-..; :i f .-'
i:lb a m, Daily-Night -Express for
. iColdsboro, (
,11:15 a-oCpaily ioriCoIdsbflnkJj.'-,v
: : . :.EAST r BOUNDS
955 a m, Daily for'Beaufortrwt i J
6:35 pi..':"'"Vr''.',t5C
5:50 a m,- Daily except Sunday for
, . Unentak: ; .1;.;
6:00 p m, Daily for OrienUl. ' . .
For furtberiiiformaiionorreserf ation
of Pullman Sloojitng Car .space, 'apply
to T, H. Bennett,' ,T. A., New Bern,
N. C. ; ' V. . r ,: ;.!
W. W. CROXTON, W. R. HUDSON,
0. T. A. : Gen'l 8upt'
Norfolk, Vs. . -
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Peas for which highest prices
will be paid.
FOR SALE
Hyde Co., grown Burt and
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11 33 Middle 8t - NsrBsrn; JT.'b. .
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