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New Bern, Ka Mwch 12, 1912
' LIVET AND DEAD LOCAi
LAWS.
Oommunitlee are often aroused
by tone activity of the local au
thorttiea in what is called "eoore-
iBg thelaw."
How often is heard talk about
"dead laws." What are live tows,
what are dead laws, strictly speak
ing but local action in taw enforce
mentl The fact remains that the
laws in their entirety, this applies
to. municipal ordinances, county
and state laws, are as unknown to
most citizens, as tho dead langua
ges are to the average person; Ev
ery citizen7the business and intel
ligent'one, has a fair knowledge of
those ordinances and laws that di
rectly affect his personal Interests,
but there are many that affect the
business man indirectly and which
if enforced according to the strict
letter of the law, will make it dis
agreeable to say the least, for his
trade doings.
Every municipality has its books
filled. with ordinances that are not
live, in the sense of being enforced.
Dead as concerns -their aclivity,
they would work hardships if res-r
unected into force, to cause peo
ple to obey their full interpreta
tion. The strange thing is that
while every community, county
and state, and the nation for that
matter, fully recognize that laws
generally are burdensome, there is
no cessation in their making. Ev
ery new man elected to a po
sition where a law can be made
gets one on the statute books. If
legislative bodies would change
about, and go to cutting out laws
that are both obsolete and hurtful,
there would good results follow.
The very fact of the universal Iffck
of knowledge of local and general
laws, places every citizen in a pre
carious situation, where opportu
nity always opeos the way fpr the
schemer and blackmailer to levy
tribute .upon thelrjaoccnt. It is
always the sudden revival of sev
eral law that have been dormant,
that provokes people to indigna
tion, rather than gratification, be
cause of the fact that having been
enacted aod then laid away their
revival finds the people wholly-unprepared
for their strict enforce
ment, even more their making In
the first place wai probabjy an
warranted, or a personal matter.
Children rOry
FOR FLETCHER'S ;
CASTQRIA:
I l k- '.4VJ.
Ab it 1 r eocalfBflMOt of J. P. Mory an
art tTMuurts wu unload! at Mow
.York. .
Chatnborlala's Coofh Bomody tits
woa tta Croat KMUlkoa aed iXtanaiv
oako by ita roatarkatvlo carta of coogha.
ooido aod oroop. It eta bo oopoodeo
poa. irf V. &)ld by aU Ptalttt.
Aucaitta lajiw X oV Itporiod
the aaoatal eawtitiaa Jot ih . Brooklya
noJoot, Stauol Haalott ' '' : .
she GnvE up-:;
ALLi;0?E
Voctat, Ta-Urt. J. C Or of ttifs
BUco, oarai "l wiffer! Hh womanly
IrouUlao ao tliat I mU liardly att r
Two of tbo bt drxrtort to. our to
trratd m and ! tried l:?irnt
ei. mil l gtrt tp all hnpo of otf
- toe c"t. I swl1cS to try omna Cat
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Publication of Summons.
North Carolina, Craven county, in
tbo Superior Court
Jm Martin va, Bessie Martin.
The defendant above named will take
notice that ah action entitled as above
baa been eonnnenced hi the Superior
Court of Craven county to obtain a
divorce from the bo.-.dg of matrimony
and tho said defendant will further take
not lee that tho it required to appeal at
tbe'April term of Superior Court for
aakt County to be belli on the 8th day
of April, 1912, at Court Houe of said
County Id Ne BemJ N C, and an
swer or demur to tho complaint fn said
aetktn or the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for relief demanded in tau torn-
oUint ; '"
W. M. WATSON;
Clerk of ti e Superior Conrl
DEAFNES3 . CANNOT BEARED
by local -applicsUoua, .as they eanoot
roach the aiaeased portkm of ' the ear.
There to only one way U curt deafness,
aad that Is by cotiautotioo r medloa.
Deafness is raoied by an Inflamed con
drtlon of the mucoot Jlniof of - tbolLue
Uohlan Tooe.. - Wbto lhis- tube ia in-
flajntd you-havo a rambling toand or
imporfect besrintr. and wh n it Jt en
tirely ewoed,U a rness js tne reaulL
and ooless tM inflaraation ean bo taken
out and ibis tuba rtitored tdats normal
eanditinn, boarin(t "will m destroyed
forovsn nine eases' out of ttn art eaus-
od by .Catarrhy which is nothlna trai aa
tnaamed eondit on oi nt' mucous sor
face. . ' -'r- '
Wo wUl fiivtOna Hundred. Dollars
for an cast of Deaf ot (csoard by ca
tarrh) (hut etnnnt boeurrd -by Hall s
Catarrh Curt.. Srnd far clrcuUrs free.
Sir. J. CHENKY i,CO.,Toledo, O.
'' 8oU ty'all DrogIt, ?5o. - . '.' "
- Take. Hall's Family fills for eoo'
4tIpatioa. , . v i
UNrTEDtcONFKDF.RATE : "V
ivjH.VElEKANS'r.nUNION
Macon, Oa.', Extremely Ixw fares
, Via Norfolkrflouthcfp JUilwny"
TlckeU on Hlo May 5, 6,
;.f.' : 1?,' 8,; ii 2
Norfolk
Wati infirm
NewPfm
r"tlf(irt
Kintim '
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11 P.I
9 7-
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UNITED-CONFEDERATE;,:
VETERANS REUNION
Macon, Ga., May 7, 8, and 9, 1912,
Verjr Low Bound Trip ' Fares
Via Southern Bail way.
Account the abort Occasion tbo South-
era Railway will tell very , low round
trip tickets' to Macon, Ga., and return
as followe;
FROM
Goldsboro,
ROUND TRIP
. , I 25 :-
- 9 85 ,
8 tO
8 60" '
" a 7 :';
9 15
. . ' ':;:f 8 60 :
Henderroo
; Chapel HIU .
I Burlington t
'forma , . rl
1 Oxford'".. . . " V
Raleigh t...
Durham'; . .;'
Rates la same proportion
from
all
other stations."-.'v,,,' .
Ticktta will at oo aett . Msy. 6, , 7,
and 8, with final rot orn limit ijfty If,
or If jouprefer to stay loojtry by
di ptalttog your ticktt and ptyia( a fat
of fifty cents yoo can hava final Unit
tab ndf d uhUI Ja t frthWlZ t
. L beral slop-overs will also, ba; ptr-
mitUd on these tickets. For dttailtd
loformsti'aepplyloan) SoutbtrnRaQ
way ageat or the undersigned. I'l' -x.
:--'if: ' f ,,,t ,
WHAT WB NEVER FORGET
according to tctenoo.'art the thlnfts as
sod ted with oar asrlv horn life, soctt
ts Buckleo't Arnica Ralve, lb t mother
of eraadmotheT iwed t curt our burrs,
Ml; aealds, orea,ikln ernptiona, cots,
sprain or brnisea,- Forty years of
t tires prove IU merit. -Unrivaled for
pl'ss, com or eold sire. Only K
C;Ott at all drogjUt.
Th S-raV eirfl'nVd f h rwm'natlrii
of Mali'irt Iltnry for asoflU Jtnt'ce
in I tli'n retail i!d iu aotli n. . '
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the judge, and UI.ir discovered:
CHAPTER' XXIV. Judsre Trlca -
TtaHo
Colonel Fentreaa. where ne meeta Taney
V4 CaTendlah. vjiearna-iblng of Impor-
lance aoout ina . Boy, aaanes a aiasa or
whlaky into too colonel's fao and a duel
Ate&a be Hooked lowanT Waroi 'who.
ory-iipped anfl ashen, was regarding
him, steadfastly.' 'Glance mot glance.
for a-orloMnatant: they looked Into
each other' eyes -and thou 'the and
aioason . had Taated on- 'Murrell'a
shoulder dropped it his aide.
CHAPTER XXI. v-
Thsriudge Meets the 8ltuatlori. -The
Judge's and Mr. Mahaffy'a Cele
bration of .the former's rehabilitated
credit had occupied the shank of the
evening, the smaH hours ;;of the night,
ana tnat part of-tfle succeeding day
which the southwest described as aeon
In the rnornlng; and as the stone Jug,
in wnicn were garnered the Spoils" of
the .highly . confidential but entirely
misleading conversation . whlcn the
judge had held, With Mr. Pegloe afters
Ws return from Bella Plain, lost In
weight, It might have been observed
that ha and Mr. Mahaffy seemed to
gain ft that nice sense of equity which
should form the "basis of all human re
lations. The Judge watched Mr. Ma
haffy, and Mr. Mahaffy watched the
Judge, each trustfully placing the reg
ulation of his private conduct in the
"hands of hla friend, as the one most
likely to be affected by the rectitude
of his acta.- ; .
Probably so extensive a consump
tion, of Mr. Pegloe's corn whisky had
never been accomplished with great
er -hlghjQlndedness. They honorably
split tho last glass, the Judge scorning
to set up any technical claim to 'it as
hla exclusive property; then he stared
at Mahaffy, while Mahaffy, darfc-
Vlsaged and . forbidding, stared back
at him.
' The Judge sighed deeply. He took
up the Jug and Inverted It A stray
drop or so fell languidly Into his glass.
"Try squeeaUg it. Price," said Ma-
Jiaffyi'? : ' t' '
The "Judge shook the Jug, It gave
forth an empty sound, and he sighed
again;' he attempted to peer Into It,
eloelng one Watery eye as he tilted It
toward the light.
: "I wonder no Yankee has ever
Try tqueaxlrej li, Prtot," laid Ma
i"' - haffy." " , ..'
thought to-invent a Jug with a' glass
bottom, ha obatrvad. ' '..-3 -.
"What forr asked Mahaffy. ' :3
( "Ton! astonlah tnt, golomoa,"-f
elalmtd the ', Judga . "Oomlbg as you
do from. that, sectipa which laventad
the wooden nutmeg, and aa etghtday
dock that baa boon known to ran
as much aa fou-or Bve' hours at a
stretch., t am aware the Yankees are
aa Ingenious pooplei I wobStr aoot
of 'em ever hougoi or a Jug with a
las bottom, so that whan a body
holds M up to the light fik can tea at
a glance wbathar it la tmpty or not
Do yoa reckon Pcgioe has sum clan t
eonndtoot to fill tht Jug again for
usT . ',..
But Mahatfy'a expression indicated
ao jrrt oonndeaca la Mr. Peglou't
totifldenr. s . - .' ' : - ,'
Credit,'" beKia'tb Judgvia' pro
VerMnlly shy; tttll It may sometime
b lurrnBrl, like thvniuarlrji of th
body nd th mental farulllt. ty Ju
dicious vko. I've slnys ft iriei
IViJoe'i aa a rhoip mind. I bop I
t. r v .n him n Injimtlre,' lie put
f n 1U hat, nd tucking the Jug under
LUnnn wrrit from tlio hou.
Ten or f.ftfi. n nitnutxa elniisml. Wa
lt" (. : !nr 1 this a Rixirt )c.n; H
i"-tn't -i lor to say ao, be rtwt
( I. A ' !("f tu or f'lf-n ri,
Tti'l t!n re rniii
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Vaughaa Tetter
OofrThat Will Convince the Most
.. -Skeptical New" Bern' Blader.' " ;
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- Cures that last art cures that count.
Doan's Kidney Pills, makt thorough
cures.-. s y " v . - -r '
uToa followirjg case it typicsL: -'. -
fjNow Bent resideats; ahoul'ib- ceq-
viace, ? - . v.'- r"'
J Ths tstioiooy Is eooflnnejdWh care
laed.'" . " Jfc s 4-y .. . :
i Proof like tljia csnnot be Igaorti
; tj. p, bsriei,j47 Bo'fir, Stf Ktw
Bern, N. (Ways"I am joat aa pleated
to endotse vDotn't 'KidBey.r Pills t
this time at t wafwhen' --first used
them. som9 yV art' ago, , My . back Bekad
a great deal .and I had jenuen "pairl"
through my kidneys which ptsfuly show-'
ed lhat.1 wn ffl cted wl n kidqey epn
plaint. Doan's Kidney Pills waf" pro
cured from . Bradha'm Druir Co . MxA
Hiey so efficti? ly removed nJ twubt
that! have cn'y had need of thotrl CiKe
since then. At that time. tHeyf aia(ti
a1; ted promptly and gave . me enliro re
lief. 'I know that this' preparation act
a represented and is worthy oT" the
highest praise." . ? -
3te tale by : all dealtra. -Ptttt (jl
osotau ; Foatar UUburn Coj BuBald.
"JtW York, sol agtata lor tot UaffiM
ttatat. ' "v. .
fttmembtr tat aajna DoaaVaaa
tke ao othar.
President Taft delivered a speech at
Toledo, Ohio, on the jud'eiary and pro
grefa. Children Cry
FOR f LETCHER'S
CASTQRIA,
; 3:45 p. m. and 7:30 p. in
entertainments at The Athens.
C. A. Gloin.a. 24 Ontri) St., Ro-
oester, N. i has recover d irom a
long and Severe attack"of kidriev trou
ble, his cure-beinir oue to Foley Kidney
Pills. After dmai in his case, he. tiy:
" am only sorry I did not learn w onr
or Foley Kidney FU'B. in a few. d ys
time mv backache c imptete'y frf t me
ana l teit greativ improwd. My kid
neys b came stronger, dizzy Spells left
me and I was no longer annoyed at
ri'ght. I fee' 100 pr cen. better since
U8inif Foley Kidney Pills." For sale by
all dealer.'.
. Repr sentative Rodenbur, of- Cer-
rgta, conducted a one man ulibuster in
the Hou. e.
QUICK RELIEF FOR RHEUMATISM.
George W. Koohs, I.awiin, Mich.,
says: "Dr. Detchon's BtLiEV tost
Rheumatism has given my wffe won
derful benefit for rheumatism. She
could not lift hand or foot, had to be
lifted for two months. She bf gan the
tut of the remedy and improved rapidly.
On Monday she could not move and on
Wednesday she cot up. dressed herself
and walked out for breakfast." Sold
by Bradhara Drug Co. ,
Several small engagements between
rebels and Federals t xk pla;e fnt Mex
ico recently.
torn KIDNEY PIUS
F6HRHaUMATl3UKIONfcYtAM0SJJkSa
The Wedeen Way.
The prodigal bad returned.
"Father. he said, "are you going ft
kill the fatted calfT'
"No." ren(Knded tho jold rnia. look
log tbe youth orer arefnMy-'D: ft
let you live. But 111 pnt you 4o wdrf
and train some of that fat off yoo.1
Toledo Blade.
' v Oe en th Minister. .
Itev", ToUtutner-rv been firracS
lug tbla mhmiiig to a eohgreaMtIo of
asaek. : Uly fiiKarxtick- Traf t Botlr
yoa railed them -Wloted brsOarv
London Tit- Rita -
U V 1 'I i isj
V ATHfi MEH WHO, 6VCCtW ;
aa head Of Jarxt tnurprfaos 4rw bmb
r er t tnerey hueetta. toxtav. a
m ud.ke 't. - To ail ie to fail. - ir
Uv- folly for a ma u endure a weak
rnn-dow", half aKva? eonoltioa whew
tt'ectrie B.t'trs will put him tn.m on
his feet in shirt order.' "Four bottfee
d m mere real $mA than any other
n-dwln i ever Hi Ok.'' wrttet Chaa. D
All. ?ylvanla, Ga., "Aft r year r
toff trial . with', ihtumatitm. Kr.y
trouble, srm eh disorders and deranged
1. 1 1 -1 ; . i i . . . .
SHineTa, im as sin, inanit , c.i
ctrte Bitters, tiortd aol wU;"- Ttj
intm. u ny b0 cent' at an drogginte.
-On tho ninth day of the atria 100,000
persons were a tie I to the ranks a the
or employed,.' '. - ' ' .V- ' r
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C A STOR f A
temorr mernSor of the Serste
Fiosnr dmrnilte d'clded to stand by
th Eterl Tariil Revision bill.-
Msny su!Ter.'ri
Hrfn mi rf.r r t a
t'-.'T; t le'ief I
t'l.mierl hi. 'a T
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Feed
A.
he use of a cxxl laxative, to keeb the bowels
W from t. Origin to youi system.
' The latest product of science Is VELVO Laxative Liver Syrup, purely vegetable, genta
reliable and of a pie sant. aromatic teste. VehVacts on the liver, as well as on tha
iioaiach and bowels, and is of the greatest
jwuauia,Mm ueuutuiu, levensiwess, coac,naniience. eix. Try- vr I
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City of New Bern, N. C, $50,
000. 00 5 per cent. 20 Year
Bunds For Sale.
Soald bids will be received at the office of th
owforaiffned. in New Bern. N. C . until Tueedsr.
tnddarof April. 1912. at 12 o'clock, M. for the
purehsMof fifty tnouund dollars city of New
Bern. NC bonds payable 20 years after I hi let day
of Miy 1912. and bei ring interest at ths rateof S
per Centura per anm m, which said intert st shall
ba pays le aemi-anni a'ly on the nrstdays of May
and No 'ember of ch and every year aT such
place or places aa may b a -eed noon by and be
tween t ic Board of Alderman of said city and-the
porchai ?r of aaid bondasolonaasanvofaald bonds
shall remain due and unpaid. Said -bonds to be
of the d nomination of not less than ten dollars
nor mor i than one thousand dollars tarn, as may
ba deteueined by tha Board of Aldermen, and
shall betir on their faoi tha worde: :laued for
tha leal' Imate necessary expenses of the city of
New Ben.." All t-e coupons thereon shall after
maturity, be receivable in payment of all taxes.
debt', does, licenses. A oca. and demands due tha
city, of any ki'td whatsoever, which ahah ba ex
pressed on the face of aald bond. In all other
rerpeeta the aaid bonds shall be in such lot m aa
may ba agreed , upon by sad between the aaid
board of aldermen and the purchaser thereof.
Certified check of two hundred and fifty dol
lars ss evidence of good faith most be filed n ltb
bid.
Bidders are invited to submit form of bonds
to ba used. The right to rejct any and all bids
Is reserved.
By order of the Board of Aldermen of the
city of New Bern.
TVjia ftth day of March. IIf
P. T. PATTERSON.
City Clerk,
Fdloy Kidnoy Pills
tONlO IN ACTION QUICK H REBULTt
Qtve prompt relief rom BACKACHK,
fclDNET and BLADDER TROUBLB,
it HKUM ATI8M, CONOESTION of the
itIDNEYS; INFLAMMATION of tbe
6 LADDER aod aO annrrvlnf UKINAKT
IRRBaUIARITIES. A positive boon to
is I DDLS AOBP and BLDBKLT
iXOPLS and tor WOMEN.
RAVI MIOHIST aiOOtMMKMOATIOR) .
Coaaaravllle
a set -lliavt
se.saadUa4
ilaesysetiosi
of all arooWeaad unlaabiesi
ae ae and atoaiew retell Msay Jrliie fcava mf
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M-, ia la sU SMk yeas, lie write
latetr salaaad sraak Irrna say kldi
lie laavaaawebaskaeaeeaaaaiyl
MEADOWS
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Paints, Oils
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Varnishes
American
Field Fence
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Also a full line of Choice
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For Women Whd Care
j! Of OAaTMytM BxsesaneMlawpUelnvow' t
laaall v and la the ear ef tout own per ;
TOO fan I the Beit,
- . Icatoaul of what to have boen aalof
anon aa iiquw Of wtit aotlaepueai or ,
peroxide, vont TtU please try raxtlaa, "
a cosMjentrated aotlaeptle powder 0 be '.
aieaoivwa la wfctor mm tDeedeA
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