Children Cry for Fletcher's
L
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which haa been
In use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of
All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just-as-good" are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Caatorla Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
- contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Uarcotlo
substance. Its age Is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Fcverlshness. It cures Diarrhoea and "Wind
Colic It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTOR I A ALWAYS
(Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Have
In
Use For Over 30 Years
THE CENTAUR COMPANY, T ' MUHHKT TKCIT, NSW YOBK CITY.
&ssiri'Ji
Physicians Advise
Jhe use of a c,Todlaxative, to keep the bowels open and prevent the poisons of undigested
food from k.rltlnglnto your system.
The latest product of science is VHLVO Laxative Liver Syrup, purely vegetable, genii
reliable and of a pie saiit, aromatic, taste. Volvo acts on the liver, as well as on th
Stomach and bowels, and is of the greatest possible ellici v in constipation, indigestion,
biliousness, sick headache, fevcrislmess, colic.llatulence, ir Try VF t
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NORFOLK SCUTHERH MUROM
ROUTE OF THE
"NIGHT l.XPRESS"
Schedule Effective March 3. 1912
Tne following schedule litfiiri'S pub
lished as information ONLY suid
not guaranteed.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW KERN
NORTH AND WEST HOUND
12:30 am, Daily-Niht Express l'ull-
man Sleeping Car for Norfolk.
9:26 a m, Darly for Norfolk, connects
for all points North and West,
Parlor car M'rvire between Wash
ington anil Norfolk.
1:15 pm, Daily except Sunday for
Washington, lielhaven, Creenville
Wilson anil Kaleigh. I'arlor car
betwe- n Washington ami Ksleigh.
4:10 am, Daily-Night Express for
Goldsboro.
9:10 a m, Daily for (lolilslmro.
6:85
P rn,
Daily for dolilnlxiro.
EAST HOUND
Daily for IteauforU
" lleanfort
920 a m.
6:35 p m,
9:(V a m.
Daily
except Sunilay
for
Oriental.
6:45 p m, Daily for Oriental,
r'or further in forma1 ion or reservation
of Pullman Sleeping ( Hr space, apply
ti T. H. Bennett, T. A., New Bern,
N. C.
W. W. CROXTON W. R. HUDSON,
G i. A. Gen'l SupL
Norfolk. Vb
Lake Drummond CanaJ & Watei
Co.
Lake Drummond Transportation
Co.
Lake Drummond Towing Co.
Dismal Swamp
Canal
Am Inland Route, Protected from Storm.
Nine Peat of Water Minimum Depth
A I Way. f
Quick Transit for Traffic. Prompt
Tesrlng and Fraight Movement
For to la, towing and freight rata
apply at offioa in Ba s board bank RuiM
ki aad at Deep Creek I-ork, Va.
. H K. King, Prat. i. A. MilUn, Siy
J. B. EiXttr, S.pf.
J. T. WMrthunt, Traffic Hinigir
Norfolk Ome BU Phone CZi.
Very Serious
h l vrf aHooa matter to eafc
tW amt) Aadkatta and kava , Hat
jtonf M flvr yao. res? this)
Ho serf JTM ia twytof to
b ssjrafiat t yra the fimrtajs ,.
E!JCK-Dr?AUGIlT
liter lVIBdne v
The ffntiff of (hi tAA, r!l
t1 nwdKjiM, for orwilpatkwi, I.
J (HiMi and live troobU, la Hmt.
lr wrtablhibod. It Aoea frt Imitate
r Kf fndk fcita, It to twttov tr ft
r'r.ra, of it wextld pr 0, (
V live fjvw-le-f, srilh a U'r
s f an t'l -? a t t ! 1.
and has been made under nu per
sonal supervision stnee Its Infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you In this.
Always Bought
LAXATIVE
LIVER SYRUP
SOlJIHtRHHH'
DIRECT LINE TO ALL POINTS
W SOUTH-EAST. WEST.
Vcrj Low Round Tr ip Rates to all
Principal Resorts.
Through Pullman to Atlanta, leaves
Kaleigh 4 :05 pm, arrives Atlanta 6:36
p m, making close connection for and
arriving Montgomery following day af
ter leaving Raleigh 11:00 a m, Mobilt
1:12 p m. New Orleans 8:30 p m, Birm
ingham 12:15 noon, Memphis 8:05 p m,
Kansas City 11:20 a m, eecond day and
connecting for all other points. Thir
car also makes clotte connection atSrJis
bnry for SU Louis and other Westerr
points.
Through Pullman to Washington lea
ves Raleigh 6:50 p m, arrives Washing
on 8:53 a m, Baltimore 10:02 a m, Phila
delphia 12:23 noon, New York 2:81 pm.
This car makes close connection at Wash
rngton for Pittsburg, Chicago "nd all
points North and West and at Greens
boro for Through Tourist Sleeper foi
California points and for all Florid
i
points.
Through Psrlor Car for Ashevill.
j leaves Gotdsboro at 6:45 a m, Raleigt
1 4:35 a m, arrives Asheville 7:40 p m,
making close connection with the Caro-
ina Special and arriving Cincinnati 1
a m, following day after leaving Raj
sigh, with close connection for all point
North and North-West
Pullman for Winston-Salem leave
Raleigh 2:30 a m, arrives Greenabort
6:30 a m, making close connection at
jreondboro for all points North, South,
East and West This car ia handled
On train No. Ill leaving Goldsboro al
10:45 p m.
If you desire any information, pleat
call. We are here to furnish Informa
tion as well at to sell tickets.
H. F. CARY. J. O. JONES,
CI P A TP A
Washington, D. C Raleigh, Wc
The man who hrtltktea may win by
a etching others k.
Never r-jtsfferat ynur faults; joor
frl-tvia will attend to that.
UNITED CONFEDERATE
VETERANS REUNION
IfsvcoD, (J., Ei lrv reel j Lov Fr
VI Korrolk-Sofllhrr Kall-ray
Ticket, on Uajr ft, , S
' 7,8, litis. ;
Norfolk, , 11 M
' WMhrnftaf. ' , . 19 10
Now Born r , 10 40
; lUatifoft .' : (flrto
Klnato J"... 71'
Wiiw s IS
da tt la Mova fro port ion f rtm othar
tUUoM. -final
limit llty 16, 1911 Uk
t () ri"ibd With PrclJ Af "nt and
!t)txl jvymfit of ft fly fpnia wHn ev
Hr.iff, (o Job t. i! t j'r.t 1.
J ftntirr a'kiwad, A C'r '
(! t V 1 i f,.irr stir.
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; Trtl Ding C hltdra. ' -"
Soma belt brought oat in tha Teu
Book of th Playground and Kecr,
tioa. AatoctaUoo of America Are .of
much mora thai paaaiiig iutereat. Dur
ing 1111. f J,70,00ft ware expended la
thl. country .for establishment and
fitting up of public playground. Vfor
than 1,500 inch grounds are mala
talaad. : Nineteen dtVea have author
ised the Issuing of bonds to the ex
tent of $if00,O0 for playground pur
poses ; and In' IS cltlea acreage to the'
Talue of 1118,000 haa been given In
aid of the cause. So aystematlied
haa become this "playground work"
and so great and rapid Its extension
that special schools or classes have
been instituted In upward of 60 cities
for training of competent Instructors
and nja.nasers. "As the twig is bent
the tree Is Inclined." The practical
spirit of the times seeks to prevent
the bending of the twig of childhood,
so that the tree of citizenship may
grow as straight and strong as possible.
Trade In Human Hair.
A little while ago mention was
made of the stir caused in the Euro
pean hair markets by the Chinese
edict abolishing the pigtail. It was
prophesied that the importation of
vast numbers of Chinese pigtails
would cause a slump, but there has as
yet been little effect on the prices of
hair in Prance. The annual hair fair
opened at Limoges on December 29,
and prices were on a level with those
of recent years. A Paris merchant
bought nearly two hundred pounds
weight at an average price of between
$10 and $11 a pound. This was not an
exceptional average, as the eight
tenths of ton of hair which was the
estimated weight of the whole market
was priced at this figure. Bids of
from $60 to $70 a pound were made
for white hair, and of rather less for
the rarer qualities of red hair. This
hair fair at Limoges is the most im
portant in western Europe, and is at
tended by dealers from every capita)
In the world.
Fall Fatal for Both.
Two steeple jacks, who were work
ing on the top of the North Broad
Street Presbyterian Church, at Phil
adelphia, were hurled to death last
week, under tragic cirrumstances.
One of the men, who waa working on
the high steeple of the church, sud
denly slipped and started to slide
down the steeple incline. As he
rushed past the other, who waa stand
lng on the ledge, the latter grasped
him, but was unable to check his mo
mentum and was also dragged from
hlB perch. When a passerby who had
witnessed their terrible fall reached
their bodieflj he found the hand of
one clutching the overalls of the oth
er, whose life he had vainly attempt
ed to s.ave.
Measuring a River's Flow.
In its work of stream gauging
measuring the flow and volume or riv
era by up-to-date methods the United
States Geological Survey co-operated
during the past fiscal year with thir
teen states, the states contributing
over $49,000 and the survey doing the
work. The geological survey also co
operated In this work with the reclam
atlon service, the office of Indian af
fairs and the forest service. Ninety
six gauging stations were maintained
In co-operation with the reclamation
service 13 In co-operation with the In
dian office and 194 in co-oieration
with the forest service on Htreams
draining national forests. In all, 1.
105 gauging stations were In oieratlon
at the close of the last fiscal year.
Remedy for 8nake Bite.
There Is no known antldoto for the
bite of the AuBtyallan tlgor-snake. Per
sona bitten by this reptile die almost
Instantly, and the government has a
standing reward offered for anyone
who will discover a remedy. Some
few years ago a man actually discov
ered an efficacious antidote. To prove
Its value he allowed himself to be
bitten repeatedly by snukes In full
possession of the power to kill. One
day he gave an exhibition before sotno
government officials, but could not re
collect what be had done with his' an
tidote, and be died shortly after from
the effects of the snake-bltea, his e
cret perishing with him.
Btovta of Our Qrsat-Grsnddaddlss.
The stove of a hundred or ao years
ago war not thing to be lightly
paaaod over by the human vfsloa V
tboy wero all Ilk thoa advertised 1b
a New York papor of th Urn ia lbs
term. "A few rtramidal Store,
shaped a early follow: Btandlni
Lx fat U Inch big b, with Hoo t
feet, tb boat of Oenerml Waahlngton
oa top, tbf trmi of Um United flute
on ck id. with rfulaUn( door
Ta whol molded, omamsnted and
tnlshed la ft KUtteriy ity!; fortnlai
a Wat for eoal or wood
approprlt for. church, publio of-
Ooaa, hail or lar stora.
' Mmlnown of 014 Horn.
. Aft lmportaat jrchaKi logical 41
totarr bar ba md it Dtiadlal,
wbr th rnalh of andtut Roma
building bav txxsa foood oa tha a
hora ta tba locilitirkiiowa aa 8t
Aponinar. Tha nlni bar bea Ue
UfUd aa Velofiglnf to Bowaa , wtlii
whldh aollct4 U actghbortof all!
tra aa4 wr aaed aa ft fbaotaJa.
lba adlaceet ramala of tv Koto a
vfll btr bra HaotlflM aa (h fa
nona Tllla af tblo riawua, Ocwv'i
trtontl Cicero ocoatloaally visit 4 lb
fORTUNEI IN FACE.V
Th't' oftfl fnnrh Un'h Iri t,a asy
' r f ra bT f iftiina," h'tl ftt
Slid vh'r r.iml', skin et o f rei,
,'itft e, rw '! Mmlli r!ife"
It, ir.a t l-od I t 'k M lhn all.
r,, s . ra f ir Kief's ftw
i l' t r f t ' a ! t I'l
'r J,f t e-ri. ,' ffl'S t ''
"-avr A T nc-4 ,-,-ar
titan' law an fwieot I only weobey tkern, bat discs follow dlaobacl
xaoa. Go atxaigbx tq Natar for the Oore, to the forest i there are atyaterica tbea
km erf which we can iacfaeas for -roa. Take the bark of b Wila-oUrry tree,
with asaadrak root. Ongoa grape foot, atone root, queea'a root, btoodros and
goldea aeal root, aaake a aoiaatiae, glyoerie rxtraot of thea, with just the tight
proportion, and yon have v ,: '- -, -f
DOCTOR PIERCED GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
It took Dr. Pieroe, with the assist a of two learned ehemiata aad pharma
cists, asaey saoatha of hard work wmeriateatfoj to Dcrfeet
nut vegetable alterative and toaie extract of the greatest
eficieacy. '
Ma. C W. Pawlby, of Mfllville, Calif, writes : "I wish
to tell yon that I have used your ' Golden Medical Discovery'
in my family for twenty years. We have had i doctor called
la but once daring that time. I have a family of ten chil
dren, all well and hearty, for which, ti a great extent, we owe
thanks to yon and your 'Golden Medical Discovery ' and
'fellets,' which we use when sick."
Dr. Pieroe'a Pleasant Pellets regulate and invigorate
Stomach, liver and bowels. Sugar-coated, tiny granules.
C W Pawxey, Esft,
8teamer Turns Turtle.
An exciting story waa told at an in
quiry at Caxton hall, recently into the
loss of the steamer Eastern Counties,
which turned turtle about four miles
south of the Spurn Lightship, several
lives being lost. It waa stated that
there was a large deck cargv and that
the steamer was unsteady. Off the
Humber she took a pronounced list.
The master ordered the engines to be
slowed, called all hands on detk, or
dered everyone to take lifebelts, and
sounded the whistle as a signal of dis
tress. The helm was starboarded with
the Idea of beaching the vessel on the to only 22,000 candlepower per square
south shore, but she turned right over j centimeter. The intrinsic brightness
and floated bottom up. Some of those 0f Vega is, according to this calcula
on board climbed over the port rair tion, nineteen times that of the sun.
and got on the bottom of. the Bhip as
she turned turtle.
Old Problems Revived.
It has been said that the backbone
of a nation is its middle class. Frank
Frost Abbott, professor of Latin lan
guage and literature at Princeton uni
versity, seems to go on this assump
tion In his "The Common Peoplo of
Ancient Rome." For instead of trac
ing the progress of a few leading fig
ures in his lr story he seeks to put be
fore his readers the every day life
of the ordinary citizenB of the Roman
empire. Some of his subjects for dis
cussion are as modern as "The High
Cost of Living." He shows that there
is a striking similarity between many
of the problems of the people of Rome
and of this country t$lay.
Child Gave Life for Sister.
Louis Brown, a motherless boy of
six years, lost his life in a recent fire
at New York, because he stayed by
the side of his four-year-old sister
Helen, and shielded her from the
the smoke and flames. A fireman
searching through the burning build
ing found the two children uncon
scious and clasped in each other's
arms beneath a bed. The boy had
wrapped his jacket about the little
girl's head to protect her. She had
tucked her head down on his breast
and locked arms about his waist. Hel
en's condition Is serious. The chil
dren had been forgotten In the gen
eral scramble for safety.
Sola Topi.
Our correspondent at the durbar
made mention In a recent letter of a
'Bolar" helmet. A Manchester Guard
ian contributor points out that the
word has no connection whatever
with the sun. "Sola" Is the Hindu and
llengn.ll name for the tall leguminous
swamp plant known to botanists as
Aeschynomene aspera, the stems of
which furnish the pith, otherwise
upongewood, which is made up Into
tlio helmetB worn by Europeans in the
tropics. Hence "sola topi" Is not to
be translated verbally as "sun hel
met," although the confusion is nat
ural enough, considering how precise
la the translation )n fact
CASTOR I A
For InfunU aad Children.
hi Kind Yoa Han Always Bought
Bear tha
Signator of
Th Cockroach and Consumption.
Kviharlmartts riava taMA msrla whtr.h
tend to ahow that tba mmon cock -
v. i. .v.i. k ..ni..tiA. witk
It face to bring about th touring of
milk, to infect food and milk with In
teUnal bacilli, to transmit tba ooa
tumptloa bacillua, and to tpread and
transmit other (rma , and molds.
Th facta, Ubaa la oooJvocUoa
wltb tb Ufa habit of tba Uaoct, load
(o tba ooacluaioa that tha cockroach
ia abl to, and auy poatlbbr, play a
mal part lBtha ipmdlaf of eotv
tumptloa and la tba tiaAtmlaatoa'of
put producing otYaaiaaui that tha la
sect la la all .probability aa actlv
ajtont la tba aoqHng of Uk kapt ta
kltobaaa aad lardan; and that It la
andoubtadly aa lmporUat factor ta
tha dlatrlbtftlon of mold to food aod
to anmerou othor articl, aapactall
wbaa they ara kpt la dark
board aad oatlara wbara oockroaohoa
abowd, ;yv ;
It' awfully hard for ImmmI rtxna
U forg lr ft prtu; M b freia
tt t My lot wow U ta !
Ind f arguoMXit l( lb I proline Xt
iSaAlef.
A man way n laosi rv hi Mtv!
ara. hoi ! aauanf . haa )tl tnami
pvi, - -
f -
-' A"m aa Tar-
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
World's Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N.Y.
Intrinsic Light of Stars.
M. Nordmann of the Observatory of
Paris has made some interesting cal
culations of the intrinsic light of a
number of stars, based on the results
he had previously attained in regard
to their effective temperatures. The
brightness of a star, as seen from the
earth, does not depend wholly upon
its size and distance. Thus M. Nord
mann finds that Slrius and Vega emit
light the 'brightness of which is 6,
000,000 candle power per square centi
meter, while at the other end of the
scale the light of Aldebaran amounts
if Vega were of the same size as Aide-
baran and at the same distance from
the earth, the former would appear to
us over
latter.
2C0 times as bright as the
fOLEY KIDNEY TILLS
rOBRMEUUATISM KIDMCYS AMD BLADDKtf
i She Just look at the trouble money
can get you into. He Yes, but look at
: the trouble it can get you out of,
W. T. Gill v, a prom'nent denier in
Pennington Gap, Va. , waa so bothered
with kidney and bladder trouble that he
could not attend to business. He sayH,
"I had severe pain in my back an') kid-
reys and had to get up tn to tifteen
timss each night. Saw t'oley Kidney
Pills ftdvertined and bought two bottles,
and soon felt great relief. ai;d w.s eh
tirely curod No longer disturbed at
night, but sleep till morning."
Population by Race.
The population of the world by race
nn'n ,7 , -" i .!
000; Mongolian (yellow and brown),
630,000,000; Semitic (white). 65,000,-,
000; Negro (black), lj0.000.000; Ma-1
lay (brown), 35,000,000; American In-
dian (red), 15,000,000. This latter va
riety includes every variety of the
red man in all parts of the earth, the
actual number of Indians in North
America being much Ibbb than a mil
lion. The white race Is increasing
much faster than the others, owing,
probably, to Its superior intelligence
and scientific knowledge of medicine
and sanitation.
FOR CONSTIPATION.
Mr L H. Farnham, a prominent
druirgrst of Spirit Lake, Iowa, says:
'Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are rerlainly the t es'. kitntr on
the market for constipation. " Give
tbBe tablets a trial. You are certain
to find them URieeahle and leassnt in
effect. Price 25 cents. Samp.es frt
For salo by all I c tiers.
Cold Dormitories,
"And what do you hear from your
daughter, Mrs. Green?" anked the vis
itor solicitously. "Is she well and en
joying college life?"
"8ho Ib quite well," responded Mrs.
Green, "but the poor c illd says It haa
been so dreadfully cold all winter.
The dormitories at her college must
be perfect loe houses, I should think.
Why, do you know, Mi.rlnn writes me
that luring the laat cold spell the
hot-water bottle actually frote In th
beadsl"
Mr. S. L. SUme. Hickory, N. ('...
his in the past luffrred severely wiih
throat and lung trouble, and ssy, "I
usd Kole-y' Hxiey and Tar Compound
for this and it gav ma immediaU satis
faction ard relief. It give mti pleasure-
to recommend this preparation for err
! bo"r",1nM' flf.r,i??1
or
ill do
mi inruai ur iuh., i .nvw .
til claimed for it." For sale by all
dasUia,
Nitur fttudsnt
"Th1 bat, when vlnUr com, td
ft aatur tudnt, "fold hi long sjar
talnrt bla 1da, abut off hi brt
Dd. ban fin, baad down from aom
black corBar of ban or atuokatton,
hlbornata till prior la March b
tMftio to waa up.
linrda and anakpa hlbornat utv
Jrrrouad. rroc blbtraaU hi tb
froMft,ntt4 at tb botton of tb4r
poeda. It BOtbtnx to tbsm that t&7
frM tltT. A frog to ttff rroM
la rbruarr that roa om14 brk hla
Ilk ft aod. crtokar "UI thaw oat U ft
nm Vtnl u Bbtppor.fta Toi
pi. --'..
-RaU s4 ale floOt Wbr.U
Thaf coin tadoot. rbf Ulr
eold id ftbd ftwfa o4 Ur tak
p tbatr quariar Is or sic varm.
tBvbtd boa. Tr It jolly
planly to Mt, ft) Brt, tM ftlaaH.
Dlsrdof March vlad. Th mu
saoft inakM ft dlffcTMo tft Um
rsU aad lc, that, bll air
art7'ri aad (l1n( ta marfla;, Uy
marry aad 1 la mafrlc mora tbaa
Tr ta our eomfortabl bov, r
trt at our alp" and eft omr food
tlttara lht ta Wetf t ftwrnhsT
Would trmtefrit ft rt XrXjflC
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OLD CUSTOM IS C0M1NQ BACK
.: -
FanMonabio EngUahmon As Carrying
nufJ-boxe Now and Dip Inu
Them.
The old family doctor la tha 'tot.
Who had boon in London aad seen Blr
Benjamin Brodie, used to toll stories:
about hla distinguished colleague and
point them by taking anuff. Whan he
entered the bedroom of a patient hla
beard and cloth ea were redolent of
anuff; be would brush it off hla flow
ered waistcoat We now read of a re
turn to snuffing in England; that a
anuff club haa been established In
Leeds; that motoring favora the prac
tice because the motorist cannot In
the open enjoy a cigar.
We also read, Philip Hale writes in
the Boston Herald, that snuff Is bad
for the nerves, and that the modern
brands deteriorate quickly; that snuff
. . . ,t .. .. . .
is also bad for the digestion and for
the nose, since It is sometimes adul
terated with lime. Oeorge IV. s snuff
was sold for 400, and how long did
the fragrance of it last?
In many ways ths taking of snuff
was a fine, courtly old habit. It ac
centuated an epigram; it served as an
answer when speech failed; it gave
weighty Importance to a trilling ob
servation. James I. did not Inveigh
against it in his "Counterblast to To
bacco." What more royal prtVnt to
an actor or violinist than a gold snuff
box lncrusted with diamonds and tilled
with ducats or louls d'or? Then there
were the snuffboxes with lids ex
quisitely painted, with the portrait of
some frail beauty, or Inscribed with a
ribald motto!
If the practice is revived, should
the pinch be taken with the left hand
or the right? Some one objected to
Richard Mansfield's Beau Brummel
Lecause the comedian took snuff witb
the right.
DELICATE BUT KEEN THRUST
English Lawyer's Method of Handling
Witness So aa to Discredit Him
With Jury.
Said John B. Curtis, the well known
awyer and president of the Indiana
Society of New York, speaking about
the recent heckling of Detective Burns
when he was on the witness stand in
a menorable case: "I'm afraid that
sometimes we get a little too personal
and severe with witnesses. How much
better was the handling of a famouB
detective who was testifying In a Lou
don court. It was a divorce case and
Mr. Frank Lockwood was the opposing
counsel. The detective witness came
to the stand dressed in black broad
cloth, wore a gold fob and seals and
looked much more like a respectable
'..,,o . ., ,,, momhor
middle aged solicitor than a member
of the police force. The man's tes
timony was likely to be damaging to
his client, so Mr. Ickwood began his
cross-examination very gently and
was excessively polite.
"'I believe you are John Blank of
'he firm of Blank & Co., the eminent
detectives?'
" 'Yes, sir.' said the witness, 'I rep
resent that firm.'
"'And I presume,' continued the
conns tl, 'that in (he course of your
duties as a detective you have, at
times, to assume many disguises?"
" 'Yes, sir.'
"'Then,' Bald Lockwood. smiling,
"will you have the goodness to tell the
court just what you are disguised as
now T "
Hcwells Exclusive.
When IlowellB was a cub reportet
fn his Ohio youth he was sent by hit
paper to the state capital to reixirl
very tense and very bitter legislative
proceedings there. When he arrived
late In the afternoon the session hat)
turned Into a riot, with need of ambu
lances to carry off the disabled mem
bers and militia to Bit on those stir
In the ring Ai the legislative pro
ceedlngs were Interrupted by tin
grand shindy, and as they were nol
likely to be resumed for some days
Howells. having no legislative pro
ceedlngs to report, as Instructed
strolled off behind the Capitol and
watched a very lovely sunset, writing
a charming description of it. which h
filed early at the telegraph office, wltl
the note to hit managing editor that
there being no legislative proceed
Ings, he sent Instead tha sunset
"copy." Krehblal knows, for Henrj
waa there. .
In Dlffsrsnt Rol.
"Thousands of Americana have
texn tb aallow. loot bardd Anton
lnf at work In hi modaat pfttary
or on th Obrammrgau atag a th
ontrai fifur la tb 'Paaalon Play,'"
aay a letter from Munich, quoted In
th New Tork Tribune, "but w. who
rUlted tb place recently. In the
wrong year and tbo more than wrong
aoa, aw blra la a aw aad human'
ly InierostUg ro:e. Id a rough, heary
coat, blgb woolen legging, fur cap
aad old fashioned wool mittens, b sat
oi ld. In front of btia t a little
girl snuffled tightly Id hry wrap.
Her ItUw gVod baad war oa tb
vbaal aad aba probably thought that
aba waa ftiraettag tba conraa of tba
led. tt facial ai praaaloa may b Uk
M aa ft (uld Lang waa baring a bet
ter tiaa than wtea ara aaw aim oa Ux
elbrald paaaaot ataga"
"A Park playarngbt aWMt bar a
bard lira af I," ekj Um aalbor,
"WbtT" akJ tad Bteecr.
"Qa'a baadWafp B eaa't at aU
bla orilcal ideaa by aooptu tUta
fraai Um frMMKWaaliliigtoft 84ar.
rrnbaMy tber la aotblnf aaort
rAie Usaa tba lb Inn ara get for taa-
n
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Legal Notices1
MORTGAGE SALE.
f 1 1 taa mi of wis Moulaad as
that oertaia Bvartaatr owd, asacatad bj Prix I
Brtaaea ana Uila Bnun sis vile u tha Ma
tes! Ail Baatia C aipaar (a corporation) neat
dad la Um public raoad ia lb uffiea af KrcaWar
of Daaos for aatd Ciwtco county u book No. lava-folia
S87,
Tha oadaraifned anil otter tor aia and aU to
IfWhitraaat bidder, fur cask at lh court booao
door in New Bern, N. C . on Saturday the ttta
day of Mar. 1912. at the hour of 12 o'clock at tha .
following described property, to-wil;
All that certain lot or parcel of land lying and
beine situate in tha city uf New Bern, count
and state aforesaid, be ginping- at a point 104 fast
from the northeast corner uf North and Murray
streets and running S2 feet north on the east aid
of aaii Murray street to corner of lot No. 40;
thence 1U2 feet east to rear of lot No. 29; thence
ZZ Z " corner ic
No, 3H; thence 1U2 feet alonit Curtie. line west-
war Jly to the beginning. Ki ference is hereby
mate for further dtsiription to deed recorded in
too i26, folui 692 of laid puUu: records.
This !6tb day of April
THE MUTUAL AID BANKINCCO.
liy J. 11. HSUEK. Cashier.
B. O UAKA. Attorjey.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Having duly qualified aa hxecutor of the estats
of Richard A. RusmII. doceaaod. late of C'ravan
County, all persona having claima against Said
estate are noti.ied to present th-m tu the under
aigned for payment duly authenticated in New
Bern. N. C. before the 27th day of March. 1918.
or this notice will be piead in bar of recovery.
All who are indebted to the estate are required
to make immediate payment to m.
J. W. LANK,
Kxetutjr.
March 27. 1912
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
aa. ,
All persons having HaimsHi'ninat the estate of
Uancy Moore, deceased, are notified to present
them to the undersigned for payment duly au
thenticated in New Bern. N. ('.. before the 15th
day of March. 1913. or this notice will he plead in
bar of recovery. All who are indebted to the
estate are required to make immediate payment
to me.
A. F. ItANtiKltT.
Duly qualified Executor of llaney Moore,
deceased.
This Mar, h 11th. 1912.
MORTGAGE SAM
mm
Pursuant to the powor nf nnlo contained inha
certain mortgage deed cxrcutrd liy Samuel E.
Anderson and Annie M. Aniii'nion, his wife, to
D. H, Stullinufi, t earing date of March Bth. 1911,
and recorded in the pul.lir worda in otlicc of Re
ginter of deeds for Craven c otiiity, in Hook No.
184 - Folio 119, the undersigned will olTer tor aal
and sell to the higheat tiiddcr for i ash at tha
court house door in Now Hern, N, il.m on Mondny
the 22nd day of April. 19K nt the hour of 12
o'clock, all the following di-acrihcd real i'ntteaa
conveyed in Raid moriKHc tu wit:
AH that certain tract -r inrrH of land in the
7th townxhip. Craven county. Norih Carolina, on
the south aide of Trent Kivcr. nur th- city of
N-w Bern N. C beginning n the wsuth Hide of
Bryan 8trtet (as deRcriU'd nrnt laid ntT in the
plot of land called "Columbia" which naid plot ia
recorded in the lit KifiUi ollice for the Raid
Craven county in Book 11 I-'oht;s and 293
four hundred (1KD) eighty fct from a Htonr on
the south aide of (he Beaufort Boafl. which fwid
ntone ia HHIi from the foot of Clermont Bridge,
over Trent Kiver aforeHHid; then runnouth 78 fc
210 feet; then south 12 W. "Jilt feet; then north 78
west 12 10 feet; then north IJ. K. to the IwKinmnff.
Said lot beaiintc the numU'r Illi tM- i'i) upon ald
plot or plan, and being the sauie land conveyed
by Henry R. Bryan et aln, ti Henry W. Ander
wn by dl dated Decern b'r fith, lHli.'i, recorded
in naitl public recorda in Bok Nu. 120. - Folios
143 and 114. and inherited hy said Samuel K.
Anderson as son anil sole-heir-at law uf said
Henry W, Anderson, now dereaet-d.
Also another tract or parcel uf land In the 7th
townnhip, said state and county. iyinK and being
ttituated on Williams street in the plan of "Craya
v ill-. " as plotted and recorded in nan! puhlic re
curds in Book Nu. 112 KoIioh U and 14 f. and
Urin(( the number eiifhty-tive (b.r ) upon aid plot
.it plan. It being thetutme lund conveved ty K.H.
ind J. A. Meadows Co.. to Klizubt th Anderson by
deed dated June 24th. IH'. H. reronlefj in raid pub
lic recoidsln Bcn.k No. )'i roiio 'rt, and in
huritod by said Samuel K. AntWrtiun mn on mod
sole heir-st-la w of Kaid Klizabeth Arniernon. now
decsaaxed. The deHrriptionit in all of which said
deeds are hereby refvrTtKl to and made a pa
hereof.
This 14th day of March A.D.. 1! Ii
L. H. 81 AM.INCS.
Mur tgago'
Senator Willidms, in tin' Sinatp, at
tacked as extravagant the military ex
penditures in the Army Ajiprnpriatloo
bill.
It's (i.fticult fur a man to practica
ecunuruy anu uu (upiiisr bi irie same
rime. '
SOUTHERN
DAT! WAV
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