CHjfl. -I ! : : 1
.UOJIoL. 3 ftK I'k'Nr
AVcgeinbli- Preparation for As
simil.iii'liiFf'J;in(IIu!a
linrt(,'S;n.TKci.sa;ittlk)'ctial
Promote:. Diislionf fcrerfuK
ness ;mm1 Kest.Contains neiter
0)ium',i)i-pliiuC norNiueraL
Not Nahc otic.
Jlk-fc.-fMDrSMTLmaBlt
jilx. G-mw
hjintmin! -'
tirbdih IrSaJri
h'rrtu Seri-
Aprntvi IWmoily for Omslipa
lioii.Sourloiiiadi.liiatrliuia
Worms , Cou'ulsions.Fcvciish-
ness ami Loss of Sleep. .
Facsimile SiijMlure of
E:.ai t Copy of Wrapper.
"A fine piece of cloth my boy!
I never saw you wear a better
looking suit." k
"Yes, I am pleased with it. I
had it made by a good merchant
tailor. The cloth is one of the
fAOC HMh mil u PA or tee
QgVevntecd fabric'
F.vrfy 'man is proud of a Sliackamaion
uiL We have a full line o. ihcie distinctive
fabrics. Call
Uieui loJay.
jjj be meaniicd fur one of
F. M. CHABWICK
M KIM 'I I N I' TAIIMK
10!! Mitld
N ('
Concrete Work
Am ni p in-1 ti. (In ;i!l k mils of wm k
in coTiri r 1 1' '.ilkj, St" -, i'i 1 1 -i r i j' .
Ba.SiMn. lils. i'tr. I liily hu'li f- , ill.- win k
a ilii it.-.i i:. i:. ii i;it.i:
ml'i'.-..
i - l
inrt
B
tARRYMORE HOTEL
aSWAXSltUl.O, X. ('
All mixUrn cim .
Ihg ami iii
llieiicee, fur
ii" hilling.
Irnlh
It'lAT I.EAVKS
S ft. m. Lv. SwaioUiro Ar
1 30 k. m. Ar M City Lv.
2:00
5Tl
cry Serious
It It rrriou) r.ioltif to aak
lot one rrfdirinc f n i have the
arrong one rj'.vrm you. Tot thks
re aeon wa irrga you In buying to
tt careful to ct the jafluine)
i . .
DLAck- draugIIT
ri liter Mcdldae -
, ' Tbd rrtnitatirm of thia old, fo!la
kid tr4jn, tut rw iprt.nn, Irs
dif aetarm arid liw troulilf, f 6rm
y aaublht.-d. it dM fi t iVmuie
otHf melc4firt it i'i fnr ihn
Oil.rf rw H n";1J fjr( bl th fay.
-.t iwtar twa.i.', wh a. lirgt
IP:
KM
III I - 'ts?S
. iff)
For Infanti and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
THE CKriTftUlf. COMPANY, NCW YORK CITY.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
DIRKCT LINK TO ALL POINTS
MORTH. SOUTUIISl WEST.
Very T,ow Routid Ttip Rates to all
Principal Kesoils.
Through I'ullman to Atlanta, leaves
leieli 4:ti5 D m. arrives Atlanta 6:35
p m, making close connection for and
arriving Montgomery following day af
ter leaving Raleigh 11 :MI a in, Mobile
1:12 p in. New Orleans H:'M) p m, Birm
ingham 12:15 noon, Memphis H:()5 p m,
Kansas City 11:20 a m, second day and
i-onni'cting for all other points. This
ar also makes close connection atRr.lis
iniv fur St. Louis and other Western
ji lints.
Through I'ullman to Washington lea
ves Raleip.li 6:50 p m, arrives Washing
oii V:5:l am, Baltimor.; lti:H2a in, Phila
delphia 12:JH noon, New York 2:'M p m.
This car makes close connection at Wash
ingtm. lor Pittsburg, Chicago and all
iiuiU N'orth and We t and at (ireens
loro for Through '1 ourist Sleeper foi
Cahfoi nia points and fur all Florid
points.
Through Parlor Car for Ashevillt
e (iol,! io at i'.:45 a rn, Raleigh
in, arrives Asheville 7:40 p m,
tuakii g clii--e coiiiiict inn with the ('aro-
iira :-' j .- i -i ' and arriving ( 'ini innati 10
a in, folh.w ing d y utter leaving RttI
eigh, with rinse connection for all Kiinta
North and Ninth-West.
Pullman for Winston-Salem leaves
Itiilemh 2:H0 a in, hi rives (Ireensboro
li:.'iil a m. maki- g close connection at
ire. n.-.lioro for all points North, South
hast and V est.
I on I ram No. 1 1 1
10. 1.. p m.
Tim cur is handled
leaving (loldsborj at
If "ii desire any information, please
call We are here to furnish informa
tioll UK Well SH to Sell tickets.
II. K. CARV. J. O. JONES,
;. P. A. T. P. A.
Washington, I). C. Raleigh, N. C.
A let er of warning alleged to have
hei'ii written by a girle to A 1 1 1 on Mc-
Karlnnd. of Newark, charged with wife
murder, wan made public.
NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD
ROUTE OF THE
"NIGHT EXPRESS"
Schedule Effective Sept. 24. 1911
Tne following schedule figures pub-
li hp ni Information ONLY and are
not guar ant xd.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW KERN
NORTH AND WE8T BOUND
12:30 a m, Daily-Night Express Pull
man Sleeping Car for Norfolk,
9 30 am. Daily for Norfolk, connects
for all point North and West,
Parlor car service between Wash
In gum and Norfolk.
1:46
p m. Daily ' icept 8unday for
Wash In sum, belbaven, Greenville
Wllaoa and Raleigh. Parlor ear
between Waahingtoa end Kalelgh.
4:10
a m, uaiif-Nigbt bxpreee for
(rokUbxtro.
8:18 a m, Dally tor Gokjabora. Parlor
r aervice, .
6016 p r, Daily .for Coldabora,
' t A ST BOUND
2S m, Daily for Beau fort.
6J8 p in, " IWau'foft.
ttraerrice). ' , '
9m th. Dally
except fJondsj lot
- Urkenut. -'-.
6 45 p m, Daily forDritiUl.
; Fir furtJio.rmofwatlooriamatt
H T'lllman Blfeplng Car V$r, apply
o T. 1L Penm'tt, T. A., Htm Eem,
.ft
SPAIN'S, NATIONAL ANTHEM.
Tr . ' -4 V " eaBBsBBaejeBaesseiBaBa-jy.,. " -y " W-
L Mareha RmIIi Wm Cempeeed by
n w Frederick the Great. : - V. vt
Frederick the Great tu tba' oom
poaer of the Spanish national astbeoL
Frederick' ambitions were varied.' Ha
performed on the Bate. He desired to
be thought a poet He quoted Latin,
but hl quotations would have made
Cicero sure and gasp. During that
remarkable friendship which existed
between him and Voltaire the author
of the "Henriade" exclaimed with de
rision, "See the dirty Unen I have to
wash," holding op Frederick's manu
script, which had been sent him to re
Tise. In the field the great warrior I
carried about bis own poems In bis J
pocket and a bottle of poison, bo that
he should not be taken alive. Menxel's '
picture depicts the king with his flute,
and Bach dedicated to htm one of bis
compositions. j
The story of the composition of the '
Spanish national anthem is full of In- !
lerest. A little while after tbe concln- j
slon of the Seven Years' war Frederick '
at a court reception to the surprise of
every one produced a march which he
had composed. Tbe Spanish ambassa-
dor, both a musician and courtier,
asked for a copy to send to his royal
master, Charles 111. That monarch
admired the piece, an 1 it was often
heard at the Escurial. After a time It
was laid uside ami almost forgotten.
In 18(19, after the deposition of Isabel
la, Marshal Serrano instituted a com
petition nmong composers for a nation
al authein. Some 500 compositions
were sent in, but none of them was so
inspiring as Frederick's march, which
had been exhumed from the archives.
This was chosen and is today known
as "La Marcliu Uejtlle." London Globe.
SCHOLARS IN CHINA.
They Rule the 'Country Whera
All
Foreigners Are Called Boors.
The scholars rule China today. Dress
is of more moment there than 1n uny
other country, yet the scholar, al
though poor and meanly dressed, Is
received with honor by the highest In
the land.
"The superior man" of the classics
is the equivalent of the "good man"
with us. This man, his character and
his conduct are the constant theme
of approbation. His virtue, his honor,
his social relations, his manners in
public and private, are carefully de
Ilned. His dignity is among h!s high
est qualities and must be maintained
at any cost.
In contradiction to the popular. Idea
of dignity, however, the superior man
will play battledore and shuttlecock
with his feet and fly kites, while the
boys, like old men, stand sedately by
mid look on. This he does as a meth
od of Instruction and to show the
children how the superior ninn can re
lax when Ids high purpose is to enter
tain and educate the young.
To the Chinese 1 1 1 - - foreigner is a
boor and a barbarian. It seems a
hopeless task to teach him politeness.
The Chinese wonders why the for
eigner leaves his own country at all.
It too small for him to make his liv
ing, or has he come to observe the su
perior people? If so lie is to lie com
mended. But, alas, v. hut a boor he Is.1
National Geographic Magazine.
An Oversight.
Sir Herbert lieerbohni Tree, the fa
mous theatrical manager, whs present
at a supper in Loudon a short time
ago where Slgnor Grasso was an hon
ored and much feted guest. When
the liauouet was over it ml every one
was departing, Orasso was so con
fused and carried away by the atten
tions and embraces which liad been
showered upon him that he thought
lessly directed Ills taxi driver to drive
him to tbe stage door of the theater
at which he was plajlng.
"What ou earth does he want to go
hack to the theater for at this time of
the night?" asked one of those who
were waving hlin adieu.
"Ah." said Kir Herbert Tree, "I ex
pect be has forgotten to kiss the flre
man!" Fireproof Wood.
ThoiiKh there ure a number of dlf
ferent klndB of wood, elxtny, Ironwowl,
etc., of such close, Inaa-d liber tliHt even
the Bercest fire has difficulty In "Ket
tlng bold" of It, there Is only one mrt,
so far us now known, that is practical
ly fireproof. This Is a small acracgy
tree, a native of Houth America, call
ed the abopsla. with thick, tough,
elrlugy bark full of u sort of Ore resist
Iuk sap. This curious shrub a rows
largely on the treat, grassy aavannaa,
which are swept by lire almost every
year during the heat of the aumtner.
There It thrives spleiHlldly, for tbe an
nual scourge kills off onlj Its bigger
and lis idler comiKitttors aud leaves the
ground free for the growth of this
vegetable asbestos.
The Ship trf State. . ,
Rlr Wilfrid I-aurier otve took a fU
jut of Rlr Charles Tupier, for year
lender of the Opposition, and Bit Joint
Mscdonald, Bantering them en their
elf pralM for their own political aerv.
Ire to Canada, ha admitted that they
bad aailed tbe ship of state fairly aoc
reaa rally, adding: "Sir iohn rt it
the helm and supplied . the brtlpa,
while Rlr Charloe sapplled the wlod.
Ill blowing filled the ells,' ,
Net Lang. )
Itlnks (who ordered panceke hsff
tb liotir MMjrfcroly-Er-7i W
that pancake be longT . v . t
. TTalireae. Ko. sir: U11 be round, Ui
Then be waited patiently anottier
luilf lwjf. -..', -..: v- 'f ' i t,
T m deetrt est raeatty what Ve
daaire tn reflaont Rot befoncaqlfl
KICKED' Bt A MAD HOnSt
arnoet Birch, of Dtfiarn, Wlaj. harl
t moat Borrow eeeapa frotn tie
Hr, M twi drvtif rou Id hsl tha fWH.
foi arret that dvl"td. but at ; f
HurkUo'a Amtca Sele eur4 U -
pUtely, lie tha freateet KeaVr i-f vt
er. rum. tKnis. svyeme, r.'i. r,!
fnrne, e ' I -nr, brui'ra and rm
farth. Try it t ll rt'-nctrisia.
OUT OF 80RT8
4 When jroa. feel lazy, stretchy, nalf
ick, "bloe" and dUeocraged, look to
the liver. It ia torpid. . :, -
sir.ir.iorjo
' -'RED B:':" '
LIVER REGULATOR
(TUB POWPERFORM)
IS THE REMEDY YOU NEED
It is not only an invigorating tonic
for a torpid liver, but it extends its
cleansing and restorative influence to
the stomach and bowels. Helps diges
tion and food assimulation, purifies
the bowels and brings back the habit
of regular daily bowel movements.
When the stomach, liver and bowels
are active, bilious impurities no longer
obstruct functional processes, the re
sult of which is renewed energy,
mental activity and cheerful spirits.
Sold by Dealers. Price, Urge package, $1.00
Aak for the feDQlne with the Bad Zoathalsbel. It
you cannot get It, remit to m, we will tend by mall
postpaid. Slrnmona Liver Regulator ia alio put up In
liquid form for tboaa who prefer It. Price, el-00 per
bottle. Look for tbe Bed Z label.
J. H. ZEIUH & CO, Props., St Loult, Mo.
COURT CALENDAR.
; JONES COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT
FALL TERM 19ll, MONDAY, OCT. 30.
All Criminal Cases.
TUESDAY, Oct, 31, 1911.
I E E Eu,banks vs Becton & Heath.
7 Burney vs Foy.
II Meadows vs Perry.
14 Reynolds vs Kinsey.
16 Bell vs Brinkley.
18 Kelley vs Johnson,
19 Lee vs Craft & Turner.
21 lsler vs Lumber Co.
23 WimsaM & Lumber Co.
vs S D
White et als.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 1, 1911.
25 J H Simmons vs H A Brown.
27 Eubanks va Collins.
28 Munger vs G'een.
30 Sykes vs J.nes.
31 Collins vs Foy.
32 Hargett vs O W Taylor, et al.
THURSDAY, Nov. 2, 1911.
33 Bell vs Haidck.
34 Harrison B R R. Co,
35 Nelson is Shaw.
36 Duval vs R R Co.
87 Duval vs R R Co.
FRIDAY, Nov. 3, 19U.
3S Collic.s vs Brown.
3'J Dixon bross J A Ba-iks,
40 Jenkins vs WaU-rs.
41 Munger & Bennett vs Rhodes
42 Maysville Supply Co. vs S S
Wa
ters et al.
43 T A Bell vs A C L R R Co.
DIVORCE.
5 J B Tnylor vs Dora Taylor.
All other cases subject to motions, all
pirties and witnesses concerned will
attend court on day case is set for trial
as above stated, without further notice
J. B. COLLINS,
Clerk Snpe-ior Court Junes Co.
This 11th Oct. 1911.
(9ef There are changes in the above
from th ( Jones county calendar
that has been published. Those
interested please note.)
Jamei R. Keene
York from Europe.
returned to New
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
C ASTO R I A
Kiu-Kisng, In (he Province of Kiang
SI, fell into the hands of the Chinese
rebels.
tR IN EELAY.
Kidney I)iiieaHC8 Are Too l)an-
go.rom For New Ilcrn People
to AVglect.
The are-it dinger of kidney troubles
it that they get a firm hM before the
ulTsrer rBcogfta;tfV)m. . UraliJi la
gradually undertnlned. Backaclie, bead
ache, nervoaaneea. lame , aoranaac.
(umbago, ml nary trouble tod dmpey,
follow lo merf tieaa succe talon. D m't
neglect your kidneys,' Cure Um hidreya
with the safe remedy, Doan's Kidney
Pilta, which baa cured people right here
la thd locality.
, Jafr.ee Tbompeoo, 808 Cheatnot Rt ,
KJneton, K. yt "The) pobltc
laUmtnt I gveU January 130R, tec
oramtndlng( DoA'a Kldoej Pilla till
bolds good. I hM Mvare patoa aaroet
my toina and- my .batlf cbe4 etl tfce
time.. My kidney were weak and 1
was obliged W pea Uielr Mctitkwa
iry lltUe whUa, DWiKklney Pilla
wie eo blghly raeomtnended t me
Ua( I gH (apply ard uad them aa di
rer 'ei They etrengiheQffi rny'lck
a ad kkteeye ind removed kit ymptoeni
of kidney Mtniflaiot from mf, eyeiem.
Tbe be sent 1 received has beri pernt.
aent and I tmw aava o need eta kW-
rey rediclne whatersr.'.V.. -r r
. fof aale be m elar.' TrUw if
eaotti, ytatr Kllbare Co. Bnffala
4w Terk, aoie tgeaW for tke VmltM
titeav, ' ..' , .'-
awiemher .the aaaeDoa'
ake M oOae. , v
tV. tlolctia KnHe a fojod di4 lo
bdt with her bee I almt avra-d by
.Viettair, rif a knife, in I" !ler..fv'Ms,
BANK OF ENGLAND J.0TES.
, . . '
rVrways FraenS and Clean, aa Thay Ar.
. , laauad Only .Of.
"Tbert is aa great a difference be
tween the systems of Issuing and re
deeming the notes of tb Bank of Eng
bsd and of the hanks of the United
States there la In tbe appearance
of the notes themselves.
Tbe English note Is somewhat longer
tnd much broader than ours. Is of
rough white paper, with ragged edges,
tnd la printed on one side only, with a
few words and with no pictures or
designs, while ours are completely cov
ered ou both sides with vignette and
lathe work.
Our notes are issued again nnd again
until they become so worn that they
ire no longer serviceable. A Bank of
England note is never Issued more
than once. Every note that comes in
is canceled at once, and then It Is
stored away with other canceled notes
to be preserved for a certain period,
when It is destroyed by burning.
It takes , many clerks to keep the
record of notes Issued and paid, and
o accurately Is this work done that
the date when any note was Issued,
the person receiving it, tbe time when
It was paid into the bank and by
whom, can be ascertained from the
books. If the time was within five
vears the note Itself can be produced.
Many are the stories of attempts to
oounterfelt these notes, which have al
ways been failures. -As the averagu
time between the Issue and the pay
ment of the notes is only live or six
lays the fact that n couuterfelt is. in
circulation is known almost at once,
ind the system of English bankers and
merchants of keeping tbe numbers of
the notes received aud paid gives the
;lew whereby the offender is quickly
apprehended. Exchange.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORI A
You Can't Shake Trouble.
"My wife had money, and when 1
mhrrled her I thought all my troubles
were at an end."
"And weren't they?"
"The old ones were: but, hang It, a
new series started right away." Bos
ton Transcript.
Rheumatism Relieved in 6 Hours.
DR. DETCHON'S RELIEF FOR
RHEUMATISM usually relieves sever
est cases in a few hours. Its a'tion
upon the system is remarkable and ef
fective. It.remove1) the cause and the
disease quickly disappears. First do;-e
benefits. 75c and $1.00. Sold by Brad
him Drug Co.
A Safe Proceeding.
Lord Lyons, Kuglisli minister at
vV'ashlngtou during the war between
the states and afterward ambassador
to France, was a diplomatist to the
core. He was exceedingly tactful in
action and had the rare art of keeping
Ills own counsel. When Sir Edward
Blount called upon him one day at
the embassy In Taris he found that a
well known Journalist had preceded
him. The visitor was laying down thei
law in a loud tone, and when, after his
departure. Sir Edward was received
be took the liberty of saying:
"May I be allowed to ask If It is
quite wise to discuss state secrets In
such a loud tone? I heard every word
that was said, my lord, as I sat In the
anteroom."
"Ah!" said Lord Lyons. "lint even
then you could not hear what 1 said,
for I said nothing."
You are rot experimenting on your
self when you take Chamberlain'sCough
Remedy for a cold as that preparation
h is won its great reputation andexten
si ve tale by its remarkable cures of
colds, and can always be depended up
on. It ia equally valuable for adults and
children and may be given to young
children with implicit confidence as it
contains no harmful drug. Sold by all
Dealers.
Anolent 8tone Workers.
Egyptian stone workers 4,000 years
ago hsd a surprising, knowledge of
what are considered modern tools.
These pyramid builders oxrated with
solid and tubular drill, and straight
and circular sows. In handling the
tubular drills, which were of superior j
quality, the skill of tbe artisan waa
s remarkable that the cutting marks
in granite show no Indication of wear
of tbe tool, while a rut of a tenth of
aa Inch was made In the hardest itx k
at each revolution. A hole through
both hard and aoft material waa bored
perfectly smooth and uniform.
Biltooaneaa ie due to disordered con
dition of the stoma-h. Chamberlain's
Tablets are essentially a etoroarb mad
trine, intended especially to acton that
organ; to clean it, t regulaU the Uver
and to benleh btliouentee poeltlvaly and
efTectually, For tale by all Dtaleri.
The Vegetarian Oyster,
Oyster are uoet exemplary In the
matter of, diet.. The orate la well
algh a VfgnUrtaD, living alrooat ei
clualTely on a weed, InclodlDg the
tnlnote pin - polhm of tbe water
BmalleT animal form only S per cent
of bla food Be If a i&etbodHll feed
ft, alwiya dining bet ween tba bobra
of ia and 3 1n tba afteraooa. Wbea
be.wante bla nteaU be alaply opeoe
hU-eheU and Ma tba 'Watef ,lw la
throng a aort of gill, whkb rriibj
tba food, allowing tba water to rao
out again. - It la only id frosty weatk
et (hat tba ayater goea oat hie feed
Id order to jrotert himaolf a oork
a poaalhta from tba cold be Ue wltb
tba bulging ahelt appertnort. Ia ttU
roaitirra be rannot opm hU ehtlf and
rntitt rrforre go abort of frxxl dtt
be would arxMier starve than M ftk
cold walef In lo Chill bla delkata Beak,
rileae blrol-tndon. Cbmnk-la,
'S - r
tMn't tr.ne With a co d le vd advlca
fnr pro Uht rr.en. sr'l wornen. It rn"V b
t!m i raaeof a r'uM. Tretelat.'thirg
( i 1 1 1 1 an ( r.r.. rue n"a h r
Legal jtfdtices
MORTGAGE SALE OF LAND.
BirirtMof power ef Mil reatalml fa tve
eertua aMrtaar aaedtraueeM atr.
etsiMd by J. T. Harris. eeWof .e ie data) tke
era. ir or uarea. in. and rtm ita ha book al ,
doede No. 174. pa, tal'la th laf of the R
tr of deed of Craven couatv, aad Lb. other
dated tut Uj of Jaiulr. ML,- 4 neorded la
book of daidi Dumber 1st, pacaeT. as tbe enVe of
tbe Regieter of Dadi at Cnnea euht7. tbe no.
derBufoedvUlon.th.27ch, da of November 111
et th. ccuit houae door B Onven eoantj at It
o'clock of uid day. aeil to A hebeet bidder for
cash the following deeortbed let Of land: That
certein lot of land In thtUrtf the City of Naw
Bern, N, C. commonly lOMwli1 a ftVietown, end
btio, lot number aersnty (74) eoeordinc to the
plan of amid Pavietowtv tut hatex on the
west aid. of Bloomfiildetnet te'ee.14 Pavietowa
D ot uf which is ncorded'la hook 106. pas.
885. in the offic of the RefUter T Deeli of Cra
ven county end beinl fHy deecfibed in eerUin
contract between J. L. Bahti trad' Me aaid J. T.
Harria. which contract 11 recorded' h book num
ber 179. pave 473. in the office of- the'Raffiater of
Dtede of Craren county. Thai Bale il made aub-S-ct
to a prior lien to J. L. Rahn for the balance
of th. purchase money d i. from the aaid J. T.
Harris to the aaid J. L. Hahn for the purchase of
the said land.
T. P. ASHFORD.
MortffaaTee.
Octobur 85th. IH.
MORTGAGE SALE OF LAND.
By virtue of the power of sale contained in a
certain mortgage deed executed 80th, day of
No.ember. 1907. by Robert Smith and Lucy
Smith, his wife to T. S. Jackson, and registered
in the office of the Register of Deeds of Craven
county, N. C in book 16S, page S66. default hay
ing been made in the payment of the bonds se
cured by aaid mortgage deed, and thai said bonds,
together with the property conveyed br said
mortgage deed and the rights; tftwer and privileg
es thereby conferred, having been dqly assigned
and transferred to the undersigned, the
undersigned will sell sit public auction to the
highest bidder for cash at M fcIock. noon, on
Wednesday, 16th, day of November. 1911, at
the Craven county court house door, in the
city of New Bern, alt that certain piece of
tract of land, lying aud being in Craven coun
ty. State aforesaid in No ' One Township, and
des.ribed and de.ined si follows, tb-wit: Begin
ning at a pine tree on the Hilt vVillis'm'a line en
bank of Poly Branch, and thence- on a line (S. 77
Deg. 80 min. W) thirty-two (S2) poles, nine one
half yarJn ( 1-1! yds,) to witter oak tree.thence
on a line (N 81 Deg. W) fourteen' til) poles and
nine (9) yards to a gurri tree; thenee on a line
following the fence (N 48 deg, W) 'four (4) poles
and seven and half (7 1-2) y anis. fherice following
said fence on a line (N. 78 deg.' W) sixteen
lull pol-s. thence following' ih.' fence onaline
IN 84 D -g. SO min. W twenty-four t24 poles and
nino 9 yards to a gate post on Dudley road,
thence on a line following the Dudley road N
40 Peg. E 1 six 6 polea and nine 8 yards,
thence on a line on said road N. 83 ded. 16 min.
E l six n poles and nine 9 yards thence follow
ing said road on a line IN. 26 deg, E.l twenty 20
pules to the Heath road, thence down said Heath
road IS. :10 di g. 30 min. K. I sixteen lie pole, to
roiy orancn. tnence following the various courses
of Poly branch lo place of beginning, containing
twenty Uo acres more or less also another par
cel of la d defined, to-wlt: Beginning at a light-
wood stump on Heath road, thence' a straight
line t.i a red oak, the ice up a dtch to a chop
pinesuie thorouithf are. ttrence dawn the Heath
road to the beginning corner, containing four 14
acres.
Tliia 14th. day of October. 1911, '
3rW BlDDLE.
Assignee of Mortgage.
li. A. NUNN,
Attorney.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Having qualified as executor A John R. Hol
land, deceased, all persona holding claims against
the rotate of said decedent are hereby notified to
present t he same, duly verlAed. to (he under
signed, on or befure the 25th, day of September
1912. or thia notice will be pleaded in bar of tbeir
recovery. :
All iiersona indebted to aaid eetate will please
mnke Immediate payment.
This day of Septefhber 1911.
DAVID W. HOLLAND.
Executor.
K. O'HARA.
Attorney.
MORTGAGE SALE.
By virlus of power of sale contained in a
carta In mortgage dd executed by J. C.
K.i lon.nii Mary K.nM N. H. Cogina. dated
H-Ki-10 and recorded ia efflea of aVgieti r of
Deeds of Jonee county lrbook bT ptece &. I wiU
sell for cash to the highest blsbjar.at'the court
hou-m do,r Jonas county 6a the '6th. eay of Nov.
IS11. At 12 o'clock at, the fattowtruj tct or per
ce, of lend tugeiher with aal srulldiags theraoa
lying and being in Jooee OOOnty. N. Oi. In Whl'e
Oak Township and desert bat) M feasors. 1 lot ia
tbe town of Mayeville betauj M Ma. t baerienlac at
astakeon Morris alley ransc wit aun-1s alley
weal U0 feet toa euke taesNer aortS feet to a
stake thocwe Beat 160 fa tsteJxeo Mala RL
thence south with Mela' atresst 44 fae4 to a stake
at the beginning coo taming oat lo U br 1M feet.
N. K, COLUMS.
SALE OF L0T3 IN GHENT.
By vlrtae of tbe power Vtt attsl at taw! eoertrmeU
nade by pertlee beretoeAsst aterirliiea rU Im
at Baesieer and Use 4ele4et;! gaae tV
Bpeetear we will sell le WtrtWeT badder for
eesbat the eeort keoee aaat ta 'Maw aWa. Oa
ves) eoaaty, Mertk Oawaataa, asTa el aajr Use Ma,
ear of Oetsket IM I at U ereieee) Ike. Mewkee
pabered iota M e erst iri W tsaWef Oboes.
dely reetstsrsd U tbe eaa ef ,H 'Jsaalilei at
Deedeef Craewa Ooaaty Ma peaaf la, aaaa IB,
hick sail krta ar ettstska ja'Ne, A-TWwaabte)
Crevee Coanty, Mertk CawesleaH yW ketana
rembrok. Road. Trent Kea4a4 ga4,fHres, ts.
No. 114 Rbeea A v same, aadatr netrap with J.
H. sWrth. vt '
Me. 11 taeea Aveeeja, ea4r iassteart vUk T.
Maa. ttl east BN Usses Aaeia, aaeW teetiert
ah t. W. Bfcrtaer, rt f .
Ne. M aheeti Avearaa, m aesteat w'i B.
tlXawxa. '! r
Sa, 404 abeea Aeeaea, ea4ea asstareat eHa t.
Caevi. . - - t ;. ;
Ma U4 g.'ieier Avaaeaa aeW seatwet allk
A.T. Wetwietrtaet. I, iA,
, Noa. tit te4 101 ana lit .Aeeaieje. aaOeresa
tfaet ua a. a. Diaia.1 ,'rJk i;
'M OTtMaaveaMa. aaJar eoairasa ekb
, twuibt.. . t, -. .; i-4 , -
Me, VI BpesKaw Anae suseVw teittaat wtta
t,UWtm V'i
Nee, Kt aasl 10 tsieief Avestee, eeeW eeav
ret tU Marie I. iawvsf , 4 I ;
Ma, e4 Biiansi Aaa,kaaie1ar eeeUext wKk
aillbwka, ' ' . t ' - 5 K 1
rtelirMMtrTsiejlrieH lateW aaa
reet wnk al B. lUater. 1 a. t .,
Matavteeaear Aeesteew wsvtar eatreet wttk
T R. Wbliekaret. , - -e . '. !
Me. leeeetUS Hfsae.. Avewae, aMer a
trs4 ertit) peel Pllkloejbaes. ,
Tbleaxbioer of iu,ta,f-r A. f, i mi -
- AT8 i:u I crv
gale Rele Spia Eeentr4 f M. laeav
r ,!. ' Y
eeeeea
I PiOFfSSIOWL CARDS
) . ee ee4eee
F. M. aunaiotut, a. D. Ward.
M WARD
AirORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS
IT LAW
nw BIHI, I. C, HJJ
Office Rooms 401-2-3 Elks Building
Practice in the counties of Craven.
Duplin, Jones, Inoir, Onslow, Cart
eret, Pamlico and Wake, in the Su
preme and Federal Courts, and where
ever services are desired.
DR. H. M
DISEASES OF THE
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
AND
Geoeral Surgery
Office in Elks Temple Next Dr. G. A
Caton, New Bern, N. C.
R. A. NUNN
-ip
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Practice in the counties oCCCraven,"
Carteret, Pamlico Jones and Onslow
and in the State Supreme and Federa
Courts.
Offic No. B0 Craven Street.
Telephone No. 97 New Barn, N. C.
Lake Drummond Canal & Water
Co.
Lake Drummond Transportation
Co.
Lake Drummond Towing Co.
Dismal Swamp
Canal
An Inland Route, Protected from Storm.
Nine Feet of Water Minimum Depth
Always.
Quick Transit for Traflic. Prompt
Towing and Freight Movement.
For tolls, towing and freight rates
apply at office in Seaboard Hank Build;
ing and at Deep Creek Lock, Va.
M. K. King, Pres. J. A. Mitten, Sec.
J. B. Baxter, Supt.
J. T. Whitehurst, Traffic Manaaor.
Norfolk Office Rell Phone f21.
SOUTHERN
RAILWAY
HODTmEKN KA:i rY AY HCHEUULIt
N. B. Tbeae flgurea are published
lor Information inj are uot us r sa
NO.
il Laave Goldnboro, N. C, 8.41
a. HL, through tralu with chall
car to Ashevllle, oonnectlug at
East Durhun, for Oxford, Hen
dereoa, Keysvllln and lllchmonl
at Dfclveralty for (Thnpel Hill
at Greensboro for Charlotte and
all (kJals aoutb, also tor Ufu.
rUle, Lynchburg, Charlotteivllle
Waahlngton, an4 all pelata
MO. 11 Leavea (iolaaboro, 1.05 aa.
for Green. iboro Lhii'iIhi Uiouk
Pallman Raleigh, to Atlanta, cob
Mtreta at Oreenshoro for all
Batata aorth. aouth aad weal
NO. Ill -Leaves Goldsboro 10.46 p m
tor Greensboro, bandies pulltuaa
Raleigh , to Greensboro, ooa
Bocla at Qreensboro for Char
totte, Atlanta , Nov Orleaaa,
AakevlUe, Knoiville, alao tot
DaavQle, Lynch bni, CWlei
IcerrUla, Waahlagtoa, i U
aatau aavrtk.
far farther lnformatien aa) aay
oath era ticket agent or 4re tka
TaaarslgZ'.l,
B. F. CARY,
General i'asaaager geat.
Waaltlagtoa. tX Q,
W. H. PARNELL,
Traveiiaa l'aur AgsaL
Halalab. N O
Instead of Liquid '
Antiseptics Pcroxldo
: inAny ptpas are now uauig
- Pevxtina) Toilet eAntiaeptJc
flwt new tAllel germlolde powder to be)
dlaaolrtd la water aa needed.
for all Unlet and kygleula a Ik M
better and more eonnooilcaX
To etleatiaa and Whltof tha
I Bawth, rnaTva trUr and
erawntfUiat v '-'
To dlalofeni tb HoalW,d4
trey dbwae gfTsaa, and
' purify tha breath. . -TO
kaeaartldaiaj taajtH and
- taHdinwortl clean. iVdkrrleeaa
To minora alootin IrrrM tb teeth tnd
Vatify the beath after asboklar.
To eradlnaU prrpl r t loa and holy
ol ire by erKratre Isathinff. ' - '
Tl boat anilaa-pti wsbj konwit.
I ' 'ee and rTi(r1lin4 t'red, WV,
i... -.'r- ' - 3 a ilvr f I h - f ' mi - :t
1
ti. C,
V. A. It1 I t.
ran :i dh-;S rn-ii ned.