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BURN
tew Bern, N. a Feb. 21, 1912.
NO LONGER A POOR RELA
TION. The whirlwind campaign inaug
urated by the Circulating Librarj
Committee, has resulted in $3,500,
subscriptions being given in the
first two days.
It is a matter of public gratifi
cation that this campaign was star
ted. Its success could not be prob
lematical, the only question was
how quickly the committee could
reach the people, one and all, for
this community was bound to
pledge itself to whatever amount
was asked to place this library in
its own home.
For years it has been to the mor
tification of the library committees
that they had to follow the role of
beggars to just sustain an institu
tion that was as important to the
community as any other, in for
warding local welfare and progress.
Too many persons failed to realize
that a Circulating Library was a
public institution, that contribu
ted to the educational and thereby
the moral uplift The present cam
paign has dissipated that idea. It
has brought the library home to
every one approached,' and there
by has developed the splendid
spontaneous giving, for each sub
scriber to the asked for 94,000
fund that will give the library its
own permanent home, felt that
this city needed the library, one
that should be a credit, and be
come each year larger, better and
more helpful to the advancement
of the better life of this communi
ty. No longer as a public mendi
Cf.ot will the Circulating Library
be represented. No longer subject
to be turned out of its rooms, to
seek other quarters, that were
grudgingly granted. Today the
Circulating Library stands for it
self, trberally, generously support
ed, in full fellowship with this cit
izenship. Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR! A
Querv-U quail the favorite dish of
cowardsT
FLYING MEN FALL
victim to stomcb. liver and kidney
troubles just likeotber people, with like
results In loss of appetite. Dackaebe,
cervousneea. beadacbe. and tired. I it-
Ires, run down feeling. Bnt there'l no
need to feel like that as T. D. Peebles,
Henry. Teon.. proved. "Six bottles of
Electric Bitters" be writes, "did more
to give me aew strength and good ap
Detite tban all other stoaaeh remedies
I need. "8o they ae! everybody. Its
foil to suffer when tale great reanedy
will help you from Ulrat dose. Try
It. Only 60 cents at all tfragjMta.
It Is easier to bay
ks to sell it.
experience than it
Foley Kidney Plus will core any ease
of kidney or bUddef treobta not beyond
the reach of atedketa. No snedielne can
do store.
Wbea a woman has nothing else to do
he esn worry.
; A Slmplo Remedy Gives, Wpr.
vuengtiranrj Beauty,
if f JUJi VnrrZ7 fcefr es
.. . - rm
. ' m m es'i nni is. wn
laea, mlA tm amAttraetWet If TOCJf hvai
Is era a TadsC. T"w M mange n
rjUfoedy. Apviy a RtUa Ugbt and
fiun!i
" tne snerrnng row wiu am nnnuij w"r
-" prUd at the rulU front singh
. .''arpllcatloei,. TberrsT halra wWU lei
. w.iftcaooa. nd aiur a few avwi
arrtlaatkM wU be reeorejjo. aatural
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USED THE WORLD OVEM TV
Always remember the full name. Look
or this Biguatu") on every box. Wo.
4apano(s Havo Fresh Aln
Different from other nations, we Jap
anese are accustomed to keep tbe
rooms freely opeued Id order to faclll
tate tbe cool breeze to invade. Thus
tbe blind Is generally banged down
from tbe porch capable to protect
those wbo occasionally peep In. Tbe
blind or shade Is made of split bam
boo or reeds. It is so fixed that one
Wbo Is In tbe behind tbe blind only
could look at one wbo Is in front place,
or, In other words, those wbo sit In
darker side could only recognize one
In lighter side, but never vise veraa.
Tokyo Life, the International Be view.
FOLEY- Kidney phis
FOR RHEUMATISM KIDNIYS AMD SUBSU
Two negroes were lynched at Mar
shall, Texas, and one at Memphis,
Tenn.
How s This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh that
tannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Tole
lo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known
P. J. Cheney for the last 15 years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
a all business transactions and fin
ancially able to carry out any obli
gations made by his firm.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Cutarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucoug surfaces of the
-tystem. Testimonials sent free.
Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all
)ruggists.
Take Hall's Family Pills for com
tipation. Judicial Advice.
"I hope you won't be bard on me.
Judge," be said. "You see. I was un
der the Influence of liquor when 1
done It."
"You seem to have been under tbe
Influence of something equally bad
when you studied grammar. During
tbe spare moments that you are going,
to have permit yourself to Indulge in
Judicious study of the construction ol
simple sentences. Here Is one to be
gin with sixty days." Chicago Rec
ord Henild-
How to cure a cold is s question in
which many are interested just now.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has won
its great repu.ation and immenre sale
by its remarable cure of colds. It can
always be depended upon. For sale by
all dealers.
Hiitory.
History Is made ty one set of men
and written by another. The ebarac
terof the written hlmory deendH upon
tbe polltlcB of the historian. Most
histories are written many yearn after
tbe history was made. In these cir
cumstance no one can step forward
and dispute the historian. History is
studied nt school and forgotten tt
borne.
We are told to Judge the future by.
tbe past, and after we reed tbe biav
tortus we are as bedy muddled as
ever.
Borne statesmen make history, but
most of tbetu make speechae. Judge's
Library.
FIRST LA GRIPPE, THEN BRONCH
ITIS. That was 0e case with Mrs. W. S.
Bailey, McCrmry. Ky. "My wife wss
token down with a severe attack of la
grippe, which run Into bronchitis. She
coughed as tho' she tied consumption
and eon id not slep at night. Tbe flnt
bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound gave her so much relief that sbe
continued U'ing It until she was per
manently Aired." For sale by all deal
ers.
He AIMX.
Mocb to the enrtous little gtrTa dis
bar elor slate tDd fee ftri
frtood he quickly cloned tbe doer at
Ue bk per lor before the eol
vedire beevsmall self (a sooag fbeia.
Sbe waited uneasily for a UtOe wkUa;
the sbe knorkvd No rmrwxuin.' tbe
knocked again. Mill a arieotloft. Bet
rnrtoalty cue Id be ceutvUed no looser
-Dodor sbe called Is staccato tofte
ss she knoractt star ajnta. "Tale l
set 111 OMiKaMr-UpptDewtfa,
- When hr cbitd U in dant r a ewasa
will r1fc bet H'e to (noteet M, Me (real
act of broa or rUk of Ufa ta
tsry to protect a, thild from croup.
Give Chamber-tern's Coosb Kedf aad
all danger I avoided, fwr aala t all
eejers. . J - ,.
-TM Lm4f ferre) N Ue Metei
fuf at lleclltif. ' MMrrtatnsflaa
arftag pcvlttoa la
ktm I Ibelsdy r
nslroa Is JottUleea lb
, wii
an
winner;- RW'toiiaf siwsyn bare a ar-
donf room, vita bsth. froOOJg tbe
tree aad theory af rk mot,'. The
g ,
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rooea atwst be Irt M aerot
ears ebe rails
ree IIm e
mssr twH nm s wisn. sv " w
k"T In porf''"1' nwrfMi t snwr b
rIU snt Mi if (m.tnnts slw
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Bronzo Qulnfno
a oolo m om day.
STATE Of NORTH CAROLINA.
Department
1
ot State Certificate
Dissolution.
of
To all. to Whom Tfcete Presents May
.Come Greeting.
Whereas, It appears to my satisfac
tion, by duly authenticated record of
tbe proceedings for the voluntary dis
solution thereof by the unanimous coir
sent at all the stockholders, deposited
in myjoffice, that the Pep-Tons Compa
ny, a (corporal ion of this State, whose
principal oflke is situated at No. ,
r
street, in the city of New Bern,
county of Cra en, State of North Caro
lina (f. S. Duffy being the agent there
in and in charge thereof, upon whom
process may be served), bas complied
with the requirements of Chapter 21,
re visa) of 1905, entitled "Corporations,"
preliminary to the issuing of this Cer-
imaate oi Dissolution.
Now, Therefore. I, J. BRYAN
GRIMES, Secretary of State of tbe
State of North Carolina, do hereby cer
tify that the said corporation did, on
the 17th day of January, 1912, file in
my ofljee a duly executed and attested
consent m writing to tbe dissolution of
said corporation, executed by all the
stockholders thereof, which said con
sent and tbe record of the proceedings
aforesaid are now on file in my said of
fice as provided by law.
In testimony whereof. I have here
to set my hand and affixed my of
ficial, seal, at Raleigh, this 17th
' day of January, A. D. 1912.
, J.JiRYAN GRIMES,
Secretary of State.
Professional politics seems to be the
great American game.
Children Cry
' FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR. A
TherA is a reason for everything
except for a woman's reason.
REASON ENTHRONED.
Because meats are so tasty they are
consumed in great excess. This leads to
stomach troubles, biliousness and con
stipation. Revise your diet, let reason
and not a pampered appetite control,
then take a few doses of Chamberlain'
btomach and Liver 1 ablets and yon
will soon be well again. Try it. For
sale at Davis' diug store. Samples
free.
I
A map thinks a public
I ublic's till he gets in it,
private properly.
t
office is
then it's
the
hi
INDIAN KILLED ON TRACK.
Near Kochelle, III., an Indian went to
sleep on, a railroad track and was killed
by the fast express. He paid for his
earelessneea with his life Often its that
way whfen peon'e neglect coughs and
colds. Lion t risk your life when prompt
use of Dr. King s New Discovery will
cure th4m ar.d so prevent a dangerous
throat or long trouble. "It completely
cured m. In s short time, of a terrible
rough that follow d a severe attack of
Grip," writes J. R. Walts, Floydada.
Tex.. 'land I regained 15 pounds- In
weight that 1 had lost." Ouick, tare
reliable nd guar meed. GOc and $1.(0.
Trial bottle free at all druggists.
The triors there is to try to solve in
tl la world the more some people want
to solve What's In the next
roa aiatfssnmtssapstaTaA,osuopaa
Charles P. Taft was subpoenaed to
appear alt the investigation of the Wsr
Department.
THE SOUND SLEEP OF GOOD
I HEALTH.
Is not for those suffering from kidney
ailments' and h-reeularitUe. Tbe prompt
ee af Foley Kidney Pill will dispel
backache and N rhewmai torn, fieal aH
stress: lb sora. weak and ailing kid'
era. restore normal aei. and with It
health aad street U. Mrs. M V. Spate
bury. SUrllng 111 . ears "I m (fared
rrwtMtn4a my beck and kldaeis.
eould set aleeo at nurbL and sou Id tot
raise mt band wear my bead ttt two
bottles of Foley XldaryPlueCttrtdmc"
for aale py all Meters.
lafan UiMt tieen.
Vfhen trtcet rtae. sars a Wall atreat
aataorttj. all Work Ktchaagf
acOottt art thvagbt af, anoUa mt aad
foaaaat4 anoa'aa.aiirthaeejar.vhea
prVea derllM lby jra IntlH aV m
aaJaa, -: '. :v!,.
teaiaMKoTio owiaa matawkfa
. Olet prUD4 reUet Ireea sUCK ACHb
KIDMXt! end ftLA&DUl T&OUBL8,
UHlUMiTllU, C0NQK3T10H "nf tae
tUONXT, IWFLAMMATIOM pi Am
BLADDKX and aO so-ylrg UKXNART
UtcauLAttmu. A pemuva b- t
U1PDI1 AO ED and RLOIFLI
rrort.Kid air.wcwff.
(i r
WU Uniqiie Stoary otb Discovery
PLANS FOR.
"Just a countryman that's all," is
tbe way tbe grower of this lemarkable
ear of corn. Mr. Fred C. Palin, styles
himself. Though he is admitted to be one
of the leading corn experts in the coun
try one whose services are greatly in
demand as a judge of corn exhibit, Mr.
Palin asks f jr no greater honor or dist mo
tion than to be known as a plain Hoosier
farmer, and while he openly proftsses
a reasonable pride in the achievement
of growing the famous ear of corn
which was adjudged the most perfect
ever grown, it is without a shadow of
ostentation.
THE WORLD'S GREATEST EAR OF
CORN,
Variety-Palin's Corn Flake Yellow.
(Named after winning the W. K. Kel
logg $1,000 Trophy.)
A Hybird The seventh year produc
tion.
Parent Plants Male Reid's Yellow
Dent. Female Alexander's G ild Stand
ard.
Dimensions Length, 10J inches.
Circumference, 71 inches. Number of
rows, 20. Length of kernels, j of an
inch. Width of kernels, about of an
inch. Thickness of kernels, 1. 6 of n
inch. Arrangement, very uniform.
kernels running in a straight rows the
entire length of the car without a mis
placed grain, holding the'.r length well
to the ends of the ear, tip being well
covered with dented grains. Weight,
20 ounces. Estima ed proportion
corn, 94 per cent; cob. 8 per cent.
The champion ear of corn was not an
accident. Thete can be no grea'er les
son in the value of careful study and
painstaking se'ection of se d and b-erd
ing than the experiences of this S im"
Palin. The farmer wbo thinks h ? stands
a chance to go into his c irn ft dd and by
a piece of luckpiek out an ear wlich
Nature has fashioned evn more per
fectly and with it wrest the honors from
tbis Indiana man, connot d better to
disabuse his mind of this fnllac -ious
notion than to read the story of Palin
and his champion ear.
Palin.
In the flriit pLic. Pslin known c rn
If thie er no moie pn of id tli s fad
than the bire story of the c'evi lop n i I
and diacovt rv of lh chami ioii r, it
would lx enough. And in i:oof i I dm
f ct, here is the s'ory as he t'dil n I nn
self:
"It was in November, l!iln, a d wo
were just harvesting ur cfnp Tne
weather htd boen good, but e werr a
little late with th haiv. at. The men
were going through the fields with the
wagon in I he usual way ga herirg the
corn, and the harvest wai a prondning
one.
"We have a sort of corn h w at my
fam all tbe tiro, end ih re is
aa award for except lonelily good ers
af corn ears sufucen'.ly true to type
to' permit of their be ng exhibited.
There h a small b x on every corn wa
goo la which the most per feet enrs sre
thrown. The', when pn perly sclort
ed. ennitilnte (be seed r ra, and amo' g
theee more perfrct ears we orcas'onaU)
Bad aa ear that we are wl.ling to ei-
hiblt la a eoot a.
"Oo (he day the rhimpion rar wa
foowd, t waa at the house and at dinnci
lima on of the m n br ufi t U in aid
laid li. Uh a number of hr-r tars up
oa the window sill U the well rnrnn It f
me la take and put away In It i
Well,' I sld, de you think you've;
got a goftd esr theref . -; )
,1looka to ae llke a ear,' b
aeid."'What do tu think of HE" v !
picked U bp and W ked et it errr.
WeV Keld nnally, f.plok It" le Mh
meet perfect ear of torn 1 aver asw '
K'a roH enough U win the W. I. Ktl i
log I H.0 Uopht this year al Oaiska.'
, "And t wm et0tent,tl.a moment I
eaw It, end Ued It ovr, Ikit-1 bM
ile lrrphywloor in my baid Ho mwrh
e th.t wbea t Wll t't Omaha Tlo es
uUi tbe 4 sr. I l.k it eut f my grip
n1 t' ' -'i I lelh li"n-nt ilh
ri.i 'ih 'ni''"'! n t 114
Fred C.
TUX ORSAT
he knows that his story whenever told
is a source of great ncouragement t
the thousands of farmers who never
had a better chance th in he hid him
self. Palin was born and brought up
on a farm near Newtown, Ind. He has
never owned a foot of farm land in his
life, and the 361) acre farm on which the
champion ear of corn which won the
Kellogg Trophy was grown is a rented
farm.
Mr. Palm's real experience as a farm
er began about sixteen years ago. He
had been on the road at a grocery ape-,
ciilty salesman, when he took a notion
tht he would rather be an agricultur
ist, fo he took a few short courses at
Punlue University and rented a portion
of the farm he now occupies. Nine
years ago he began carefully breeding
this new variety of corn. For 2 years
he planted two rows of ReM's Yellow
Dent, then two of Alexander's Gold
Standard, detasselir.g the Gold Stand
ard. From the detasseled rjws he
picked for seed only the ears carrying
th characteristics he wanted to repro
duce, planting these in breeding plo's
and maintaining oreful selection, so
that in nine years' time he had devel
op ;d a well settled type.
Th-- Paine champi n ear was (he first
winner of the W. K. Kellogg National
ln hy, a handsome bilver and enamel
cup made by Tiffany of New York at a
cost of $1,000. Mr, Kellogg as the orig
ira'or and manufacturer of Toasted
Corn Flakes naturally has a deep inter
eat in the development of th hirh r
grades of corn, for the c impany of
wmcn n is presinen', the Ke I ptjx
Toasted Corn Flake Co., r( quires ten
thnuiand huHhels of corn a day for the
making of its product. The Kellogg
I ropny was oiiereu to be awarden n
annual competition for the Ie8t sinil
car of corn until won twice by the same
producer. The fact that the KdloK
iirodu :t is ma le from only fron sulec
ted white corn, while the winning ear
w.s of a pronuutue I yellow type, wan
a peculiar feature.
Th K dlngg I'ruphy was won in 1!)1(p
at ('nlmidui i, O ,io, hy K. A. James, ol
Charleston, III., with a magnified t
carol R id's Ye low Dent, but not
perfect an ear as I hut which oritMnally
won the Trophy and which has hi coine
known as ine liest ear o( ci rn eer
i; own. "
Th -next award of this Trophy wil
he m ole at the next National Corn Kx
position, which will be I el 1 in Fihrua
ry, 1 y 1 3 , at Columbia, S. C It. is
planned to make this expoeiU in ruin I
broader in scope than any held in i h
past, and coiirtecUBiitly a longer turn
will he rt qui ed for preparation. Spe
rid IiiiiIiIhis :.r.' being ercted for tli
i xinsition, the mi'n hui'iling to be 4'H
by l'i7 feet, ground measurements. Tr..
how wid In-t tin dHjg The Slate i
- -
8.rt Carolina has ipproprlsU4 o,.
0 0 tot th npmnmr mt Ihm Slasl'loa
SihI lh pnmpm .l IsUst DUki wi'l
In roslf pwil" im so ' fft i to nsk
UilS'miitiMilb4 ffssUstoMissud
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1 F ' T l 1 ?" ''5.',
I -,;: ',.1V IiAj; a
IMTIONALCORN TROPHY 1
J made IrrrANr h
1 "Mc Arded . To bt Com h
0 peted tor ftaln at th next n
uwru mm art wwnuifl,UXvJ;J
VH) 1 I i l 1 1 ' i I n ii
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T ho rVoaern Wy.
The rolifal had returned.
"I'mMm'!'." tie km Id. "are you Ko'ag '
bill (lie Tutted mlT
."No." resK)iided llie old man. look
liiK the vonth out carefully --"uo; I "
let you live Hut I'll put yon to work
and train ome of that fat off you ."
Toledo II lade.
On on th Mipltttr.
Rev Tubtkumer I'v txi-n prrnf
Ins: tills uiornintf to n roncreiriitliin ol
nse. I.llv BiiKsrxtlek- Yev I notlre1
you 'ii lied tlipin "bvloed brethren''
London Tlt-Ults.
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
For Baokaoms Kiohctno Iuodis
Improving tho Ocootion.
Me I (lieinnt I proMi'il to n r f t
Clil lint iiIkIiI. Hlie Well, go on
Wlint did I Hy? Bydny Itnllstlu
WAKsilNC a;ain.st wki' vkkt.
W.-t Ln I chill'd feet ii u I v ffee I th
muc uii rnvnlimncs of ih- n . inr l
lid I'inHR, and la if) ipix-, hio'rhitu 01
n umonia - may result. Wsirh ran
folly, partli'ulary tho chd Ireli. n il fo
ho rf klngulihorneoa 'ss r r'ile
llon-y snl Tar Cwnpouod. I 'til
ths InflanicJ rosmbtsnrs, srxl heali
rnuijh qiirkly. Tsks no iolnlltulo.
Koc fain by all deslers.
Comptlmotitlng Qronny
l.lttir Ml ly-l don't Ilk id; Anuria
NeJIIr. (irnnuy. (Irsnnr-Wtiy not. Hil
ly t trlll.T-WVll. lie nsofy to m,
slid ylK'ii ihr dies I shan't go to lr
ftiui'Ml. int I'll ir vi ymirs ,llb pss
ore. urunn - l-ondon Oplnloa.
BOW COLD AFFECTS THE Kill
'aH IttlPf cold il year kldnsys n
iliruir t mafc wmr mom lUm, mmi
mmkm Ihflr tllasti - 8 oris kido?
(rir-' nd ? Rrlcbt's dlsMs. disy
rwi irit tsoii jomr fclda, tt
rK of th paais) m4 Sorw, biM this
an ho Ik lifsoto umm ml falUv KLUm
hits '- Tools in tkM, k rsswlta.
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a frnt tntnpt u un h vmhiui
Bona tt IU J Uaklorf mmm tb
tb Cf otMlod; rjH bsrl trmm
artcfal imt 0a the XSbvr s1d'of lh
Aflontl'-t trte4 to Itroir lernt'MhioTit
t t n 1 f-!(.. It-jf to )'. bf.
PAPER OF THE
Feed
USUI'S
:
:
:
STORE
YOUR MOTOR HAS TO
STAND MUCH HARDER
USAGE THAN A CARRIAGE.
It won't do to revar
niah it the way a car
riage ia sometimes
revarniehed. Most
painters think it will.'
I KNOW HOW to put
MOTOR CAR varnish on
a motor car, and make
a Job hat will out
wear two ordinary
Jobs. For one thing I
promise to use only
Valentine's Vanadium
Varnishes, the HIGHESX
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