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ew Bern, N. 0. May 31, 1912.
IITEFFIOACY OF TBUST BE
JJEA.DING.
If any reader will note carefully
the proceedings in the Watere
Pieree suit by the government,
specially that part in which John
D. Rockefeller gives his testimo
ny, it will be seen how little was
actually done in the so-called dis
solution of the Standard Oil Com
pany through the efforts of the
government In its suit against that
corporation. It was a beheadiug
like unto that of the mythological
Hydra, for Standard Oil instead
of a single company, is now many,
with the same old men, crafiy in
finance, experienced in law eva
sion, with greater profits pouring
' into their pockets.
So far as the government for the
people victory in the dissolution
ef Standard Oil, it was purely im
aginary. That Standard Oil was
in reality dissolved can !e seen in
the public appearance on the court
stand of Mr. Rockefeller, who feels
immune from punishment, aud
.who in all the years of Standard
Oil, as the president of the one
corporation could never be found
or brought to testify in court.
There is something more than just
trust beheading and trust dissolu
tion demanded. Standard Oil per
John D. Rockefeller can laugh at
the government in its efforts to
make the dissolution of this great
oorpo ration actual, not a many
headed corporation each with a
different name, but each head fed
and nourished by the same body.
If the supreme judicial power of
the United States government is
weak in its ability to handle sue
cessfullyany corporation that vio
lates the law, there must be a ju
dicial remedy of some kind, or
else the government itself is weak
thfcfljJfeatjt hasreated. If such
a condition becomes actual, there
is trouble ahead for this entire
country, its institutions itnd its
people.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
PASTOR I A
Every waiter in the Holland House,
New York, walked out on a strike.
CaUrra Cannot be Cured.
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as
fttey cannot reach the seat of the dis
ease. Catarrh la a blood or consti
ationai disease, and in order to cure
it yon mn it take internal remedies.
Haifa Catarrh Cure la taken inter
nally, and seta directly on the blood
and mucous arfaeee. HaH's Catarrh
Cora la not a quack medicine. It was
prtaeribad by on of the beat pby
eifiUna in this eooatry for years and
is a rafuUr praaeription. It is coa
poasd of taa bast tonioa known, eota-
Waed witk the bast blood purifiers,
acting dlraetly oa tha maeona tar
faeaa, Tha parfaet aombination of
tk) two ingradiaata is what prodacaa
ask wonderful raanlU in earing ea
Urra. aad for taatimoniala fraa.
F. J. CHIKXT CO. Propa,
; ToUdo, O
, Bold by drnggUto, prlea 75.
Taka tlairs faadly pUla for aoa
ftJpatle.
Tba Fadaral ClrcaitCoart Judges In
Nw Tort daaiad tba motloa for an u
iomctiom U isatraia tba Brailliaa aof
as vtiargaataatloa coatbiaa from part-
taf frtta aoffas U Naw York
tey.Kidnoy Pills
Yai M aero) wtoa m siawtri
: CM praaapt ssaal ftwat JBACXACH1,
KttXTT tmi StAOTM TftOUBtB,
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'-;ANKOUNCE!,IENTS.
TOTkt DELdCIUTiefVOTERS C
;- CRAVEN CQUNfT: -
.4 1- A. "V-- - -; ,
7 t kereby aoAottoce' say self a caad)
date for the offiae of Register uf Deed,
subject to Ibe Paanocret it Prima ry
July 2nl K nomiait4 ndWcU4.
1 pledge tar mI f to dischtra the dotlek
of sett offli U UH"bat of my ; abttlt j,
wiik iBfaOWUi"'f .eoniaiuih
corps af fieri - ? j : k
I m wifoftnoito la being bHod. bat
I nust have something by which I calk
make ae fconwt living, and I appal to
my fallow voters of Cravei Couo'y to
come to my assistance , and ' help Me
make a li -ing and educate my boy.
I thank you all in adv&nee far any
assistance jou ay render me. Re
member ibat one of ibe greatest U. S.
Senators of to day is a blind man.
' Youra truly, s
J. C. JOHNSON, i
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
CRAVEN COUNTY.
I wish to announce my candidacy fee
Sheriff of Craven county, subject to
he will of the people to he expressed
at the Democratic primary on Tuesday,
July 2nd, 1912. If elected I will di9
charge my duties faithfully.
Yoors Respectfully
F. S ERNUL. '
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
CRAVEN COUNTY.
In response to the solicitation of
many friends I have determined to
again be a candidate before the party
primary to be held July 2nd, next, for
the office of Sheriff, I feel very grate-1
ful for past favors arid hope that my
administration of the Sheriff's office
has your approval. If re-elected
promise to give you as faithful service
in the future aa I have in the past.
Your obedient servant,
J. W. BIDDLE.
TO THE DEMO RATIC VOTERS OF
CRAVEN COUNTY.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for the office of Clerk of the Superior
Court of Craven county, subject to the
Democratic primary to beheld July 2nd.
If nominated and elected I pledge my'
St-If to discharge the duties of Buch of
fice to the best of my ability.
Very respectfully.
W. B. FLANNER.
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
CRAVEN COUNTY.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for the office of Sheriff of Craven coun
ty. subject to the Democratic primary
which will be held Julythe 2nd, if nomi
nated and elected I hereby pledge my
self to diRChurge the duties of said office
to the best of my ability.
Respectfully,
R. B. LANE.
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
CRAVEN COUNTY.
1 hereby respectfully announce my
candidacy for re-nomination to the
ofie of Treasurer of Craven County,
subject to the action of the Democratic
Voters at the Primary on July 2nd,
1912. If re-nominated and elected to
the offico of Treasurer I pledge to the
people the nam- courteous attention I
huve hr tofore endeavored to give to
all, Hmi Ihn Fame fi Iclity to the tnist
reposed in me as the custodian of the
people's money.
Respectfully submitted.
B. B. HURST.
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
CRAVEN COUNTY.
I wmh to announce my candidacy
for the office f Reguter of Deeds for
Craven County, Subject to the will of
the people to be exprrswdat the Demo
cratic Primary on Iueaday, July 2,
1912.
Sipce hohling the sbove office, I have
endeavored,' s the servant of the peo
ple, to render efficient and faithful ser
vice to all. If re elected, 1 shall contin
ue to do my very beat in the diacharg
of tho duties of the office.
I wihh to thapk my friends for their
almost undivided support In the paat,'
and desire to thank them in advance
for I heir patronage at tba coming
Prirn,.ry.
Yours respectfully,
STEPHEN H FOWLER.
TO THE DEUOCIUTIC VOTERS OF
.CUAVEN COUNTY.
Realiiing that No. 2 Township has
not been represented in this rapacity
for ssvaral years and at lb rrqoest of
a large number of voters I hereby aa
noooa. myaalf s candid.ta for Commla-
sionar from that Township . abject ta
tha action ef the D.mocraUe primary
to be held oo July 2nd.
. RMDMtfulry,
W. UOLTON.
ta the Democratic voters or
; i ; : iHxm countt. '
v t b.tby snooaoc iy.ilf as a taodf
dU fit Rapraatn's iVs from Ka. 1
Towsablp, Cr.vrti - eottmy aubjvet to
the aetioa of tba Damocrails pt Unary
U be aaU oa Joly ear),
; - -.J ' featptctfalfy.;-
'v .V"". a A WUITfOBD,
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS Of
V CKAVEM COUNTY. :.
er) .Try,-. rtifMlf a rsndid.t.
HIE Fir O 5
J.SECEIEE
Easy NVay to Preserve Natural
: :: v jColor of the Hair and :.
- Make It 6roWar
AhanrJeas rsmadr. mada from eom.
mon garden aaga, qukkly reataraa gray
naur u param cowc . iom even 01 u
hair, to pravmt it from losing its color
and histre. ia luat aa imnortant aa to
cars for teeth to kaeo them, from dis
coloring Why spend money for cob.
manes ana creams to improve tba. com
plexion and yet neglect your hair, when
gray bait is area mora conapicooos and
suggestive of aga than wrinkles or a
poor complexion T Of the two, it la
easier to preserve the natural color and
beauty jot the hair than it is to hare
a cood (complexion. -
All thht is necessary is tha occasional
use of Wyeth's Saga and Sulphur Hair
Remedy, a preparation of common gar
den Sage and Sulphur, combined with
other valuable remedies for dry, harsh,
faded hair, dandruff, itching acalp ana
falling hair. After a few applications
of this simple, harmless remedy, your
hair wiH gradually be restored to its
natural 'color, in a short, time the dan
druff 'will be removed, and your hair
wilt no singer come out but will start to
grow as Nature intended it ahould.
Don't , neglect your hair, for it goes
further than anything else to make or
mar your good looks. You can buy
this remedy at any drust store for
fifty cents a bottle, and your drug
gist will give your money back it you
are not' satisfied after using. Pur
chase a bottle today. You will never
regret it when you realize the differ
enco it will make in your appearance.
Special Agent, F. S. Duffy
VERY LCW ROUND TRIP FIRES
Via Southern Bail way to Ashsville
N. C, Account Shrine
Meeting.
Tickets on sale June 9, 10, 11, with
final return limit to reach original start
ing point not later than midnight June
15, 1912.
For complete information as to rates,
schedules, etc., ask your nearest agenr.
or write,
J. 0. JONES,
Trav. Pass. Agt.
Raleigh, N. C.
A girl isn't half as humiliated to mske
her own dresses as she is to wear them.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
C ASTO R I A
He laughs best over liis
clothes when they are least
summer
PORTO RICO'S NEW WONDER
' From far away Porto Rico come re
ports of a worderlulnew discovery tha1
is believed will vastly benefit the peo
ple, Ramon T Marchan, of Barce
(oneta, writes "Dr. King's New Die
fcovery ia doing splenaid work here. It
cured me about five times of terrible
(jughs and colds, and alio my broth
of a severe cold in his chest and m r
than 20 others, who used it on rov aa
vice. We h pa this great medicine will
Jot be sold in every1 drug store in Porto
pico. r or inroai ana lung irouDiesit
has do t oust. A trial will eoovihee yon
df its merit '60c and 12 00. Tiial bo -
Ue free, Guaranteed by all druggists
Attention Veterans.
You are hereby notified there will be
meeting of New Bern Camp 1162 on
Monday, June 3rd at 10 a. m. for pur
pose of transiting butinesa. Also a
dinner will ft given by Daughters of
Confederacy. By order o( command r,
S. R. STREET.
JjF. CLARK,
Adj't
Poor appetite ia a sura sign of Im
paired digestion. A law doaas of (ham
Urlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
will strengthen your dlgestioa and im
prove your appeiiie. Thousand kava
beVo benefitted by taking tho Tablets.
-poia ny an ueaiart.
Tha American Stats Department ft-
faaded Its eourss in regard to Cuba,
roiXYKroipiiif
Pom aaoaaowa RiaeirvsAata iusni
dov. Posa and thall aavaehaastU leg
itUture are at odds ever veteaa, ,
(A GREAT IiUlLDINO FALLS.
whaa Its found. tlao la ondsrsolaad. sad
it the foundation of btailb-frood sla-
(tosr-ls attacked, qaics eouapee io
loW. On lh flrrt sigoa at bviwoatioa,
Dr'Klog'a Naw Life Pills should be
tana to lone tba aiometb sad fagnlau
HvaV. ktrfny sad bow.la. PUaaant,
a.sy, safe and only Zd cents st all drag
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His r.oortad that lbs Taft dsUaratas
t tjh1ata mv bolt ' . -
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Snj4 JatJjrncnt pr wtT;U soJ
fetj ta lielr epk'or.j, l!;!.!
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CHAPTER XI.
Above the Trap-Doors.
The next day he saw her at the
opera. She was still wearing tha
plain gold ring. She was gentle and
kind to him,. She talked to blm of
the plans which he was forming, of
bis future, of his career.
He told her that the date of the
Polar expedition had been put forward
and that he would leave France in
three weeks, or a month at least.
She suggested, almost gaily, that he
must look upon the voyage with de
light as a stage toward his coming
fame. And when he replied that
fame without love was no attraction
In his eyes, ahe treated him as a child
whose sorrows wre only short-lived.
"How can you spesk bo lightly of
haps we shall never see each other
again! I may die during that expedi
tion." "Or I," she said simply.
She no longer smiled or jested. She
seemed to be thinking of some new
thing that had entered her mind for
the first time. Her eyes wefe all
aglow with It.
"What are you thinking of, Chris
tine?" "I am thinking that we shall not
see each other again ..."
"And . does that make you so radi
ant?" i
"And that, in a month, we shall
have to say good-by for ever!"
"Unless, Christine, we pledge our
faith and wait for each other for
ever." .
She put her hand on his moutb.
"Hush, Raoul! . . . You know 1
there is no question of that ...
And we shall never be married ; that
la understood!" j
She seemed suddenly almost unable
to contain an overpowering gaiety.
She clapped her hands with childish
glee. Raoul stared at her ln amaze-''
ment.
"But . . - but," she continued, !
flnlrilncr nnt hap twn hnnilu to kfiinnl I
!, , .in, I
h,l, h a.iHrtonlv BIH In
make him a present of them, "but it
we cannot be married, we can . . .
-we can be engaged Nobody will know
but ourselves, Raoul. There have
been plenty of secret marrlagea; why
not a secret engagement . . . We
are engaged, dear, for a month! In a
month, you will go away, and I can
be happy at the thought of that month
all my life long!"
She was enchanted with her In
spiration. Then she became serious
"lb.'.?," she said, "la a happiness
that will harm no one."
Raoul Jumped at the Idea Ho
bowed to Christina and said:
"Mademoiselle. I have tho honor to
ask for your band,"
"Why, you have both of thrm al
ready, my dear betrothed' . . .
Oh, Raoul. how happy ' PhriH he!
. . . Wo must ploy at be.ti en
gaged all day long."
It was tho prettied gnmo In Dip
world and they enjoyod It like Hio
IverytMnft .That la Undtr0raun6 ta.
, , lenna U Mlm. . r .
eaOdraV thaC tsar Vara. Oh, las
wonderful scbaa they toads to sack
Oior sod the aUraat tows U st
fthaagait They played l kearU as
othsr chUdars miehi play at salt;
only, ss It was really Dblr two scans
that tn.y funff to and fro, tfc.y ksd
to be vry, very aanSy to ealrS thtsj.
eci ttrna, withost surtlns: 4hm,
Oos day, about a ftf the
ftm. bo sua, ttAonl's bort was bad if
hurt snt ha Stopped pLylng at wV
Urt4 th wild wordtt - '
1 tUnt go to ih Norlfc rtdal
Christina, to, th nor, inflows i,
h4 sot 4am4 el iu'S p"d
It, aix!4oiy Sltrr4 the ee(r
cf 16 a rwa an4 rprrrl4 rif
llllerlf. ih d)4 ar S Wnr4 In
r;i'f t H.oiils rern.fk an 4 wt
tr.VT.t bi. '
Tl ' t.r; '4 !a tha f'rrtiw, lit
t' n t'.'-cn'm jlr-i'f tftnrt, her.
p 't i' 1 ft i " tf
t- i-'k ! ' ?, n !-.:'
1 a. I ', i ' i ; ; I - 1 1
t 1 I ' : i . . - i
who told him that Christina had gone
away for two days. She had left at
five o'clock the day before.
Raoul was distracted. He hated
Mamma Valerius for giving him Sucb
news as that with such stupefying
calmness. He tried to sound her, but
the old lady obviously knew nothing.
Christine returned on the following
day. She returned In triumph. Bne
renewed her extraordinary success of
the gala performance. Since the ad
venture of the "toad," Carlotta had
not been able to appear on the stage.
The terror of a fresh "co-ack" tilled
her heart and deprived her of all her
power of singing; and the theater
that had witnessed her Incomprehen
sible disgrace had become odious to
her. She contrived to cancel her con
tract. Daae was offered the- .vacant
Place f.or tbf tlme; reeetradfhaa-
ders of applause ln the Julye
The viscount, who, of course, was
present, was the only one to Buffer
on hearing the thousand echoes of
this fresh triumph; for Christine still
wore her plain gold ring. A distant
voice whispered ln the young man'a
I "ear:
I "She is wearing the ring again to
( night; and you did not give It to her.
She' gave her soul again tonight and
did not give it to you. . . . If she
will not tell you what she has been
doing the past two days . . . you
must go and ask Erik!"
He ran behind the scenes and
placed himself ln her way. She 8aw
him for her eyes were looking for him.
She said:
"Quick! Quick! . . . Cornel"
And she dragged him to her dress-iDg-room.
Raoul at once threw himself on his
knees before her. He swore to her
that he would go and he entreated
her never again to withhold a single
hour of the ideal happiness which she
had promised him. She let her tears
flow. They kissed like a despairing
brother and sister who have been
"mitten with a common loss and who
mBet t0 m0U B dliad Pent.
,
I uie youug mini s sou ana uraia em
i brace, seemed to listen to something,
j and, With a quick gesture, pointed to
the door. When he was on the
i threshold, she said, ln so low a voice
I that the viscount guessed rather than
j heard her words:
I "Tomorrow, my dear betrothed!
And be happy, Raoul; I sang for you
tonight!"
1 He returned the next day. But
i thoBe two days of absence had broken
I the charm of their delightful make
1 believe. They looked at each other.
I In the dressing room, with their sad
i eyes, without exchanging a word.
FU....' had to restrain himself not to
cry out:
"I am Jealous! I am Jealous! I
am Jealous!"
Rut she beard blm ail the same.
Then uoe said:
"Come for a walk, dear. The air
will do you good."
Raoul thought that .be would pro
pose a stroll ln the country, far from
that building which be detested aa a
prison whose Jailer he 'could feel
walking within the walls . . . the
Jailer Krlk. . . . nut .ha took him
' to the rttage and made blm lit oa the
: wooden curb of a well, in the doubt
' till pence and coolne.. of a first aoene
I set for the evening's performance.
On anotbea day, sha wandere4 with
i him, band In hand, along tha daeerv
; ed paths of a garden wboee creeper
; had been cut out by a decorator's
, skillful hands. It was as tbougl its
! rot! sky, Us real flovare, US rati
j earth ware forbidden bar lor alt UflSe
and tba condemned to braatka so
! other air ttaa that of Iks tkaatsr.
An occasional fireman peaked, watch
ing ovar their melancholy IdyU (rota
afar. And sks would drag aba) ' Ms
j above the clouds, la tba kwfnigeeiH
disorder of tks grid, where sks loved
'to make htm (I44y by ruBaing-ta
front of ktaa a long tha frmfl krtdg,
among tha tkoaaa4s ot yep fteV
ena4 to the pulleys, tks wiaduaaea,
tks rollars, ta Us midst of a regular
forest of yards and maata. M'h
ktut4, ska said, witk aa aOorabta
potit of kaf tfps: , i. .
,"To, a sailor I ' . ' : -
nd tks thay rat ore 4 to'Urra
trma, that Is ts say, ( toma paaaaga
that )-4 Uata to Ua Utile girls' Sana
tngachoo), vhera krals katwaaa all
ssd tas wars pfacUctbg Utr alaps. la
tba fcopa ef baoomtnt graat 4ticr
Wis Say, "cover witk Olawwmita."
kfaahwhllat' CkrUrUha gav tb.ta
Swts lU4 '
ftfce took. h Ira to tHa wwdroba and
property rooms, took klm all vt hr
nipira, wblck ss artindal, km i rt
eov.rtng sMifa "rt.-.
frmn tha grrninil tint a tb t& and
lanot.iua, ty aa sry ef T jris ':
troH amoti ihm l! a v ; " ;'r
qorfl, MKmntlm tha th.lr
al'ttrt dow 1 h wnrtthoji.
Jtlfing arntd. t Hrr n th.
lo ihm r1' '" th.t ar. 1 1 f! 'I.
tir.r'.. Trier. f lrh' !;.'. id
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'-Yc AreShow's The Way Out
. There can be no j ot reason why ar y
reader of ihk.arUl. eot.tu.ua lo suffer
tba torture of an aching back, tho ao
aoyase of urinary disorder , t he dan
gars ei aariooa kidaey ills wbn rel et
is so sear at band and the moat posit ive
proof given that th... ill. can be curd. !
The following is convincing proof :
an. Jl. Cameron, uton, in. ij , stjs:
"The great benefit I obuitet f om
Doao's Kidney Pill, ju t fie. me in r, c
omending them. A dull, nagging back
ache, accompanied by sharp twinges
through my loits toibered me for a
considerable length of lime. I could
hardly stoop or lift and was unsble to
obtan my pioper rest. I had no ener
gy or ambition and was caused aridi
l icnal annoyance by the kidmy secre
lions. Having D ian'e Kidney Pilla re
commended to me, I piocureii a I ox,
and after taking the conienls the pain
in my bark ceastd br.d the dffi.-uliy
wi h the kidn y secretions were r m iv
ed. Doan's Kidney Pills are certainly
K T
a relinble kidney remedy."
For aala or ail 4aj.. Prlo i
janta Foatr- Mllburn Co., Hh(Ir.
law York, sole scants tor th. Halts.
taua.
Remember th. ium-Dui'i i
k no oth.r
A IcuHVille (Ky )ir.an told th. P dire
that his son hal been Un -hed.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears tha
Signature
Sate of Land For Taxes.
Saturday, June 1st 1912, I will ofTer
for s .e a' the pist office, in Bridgetun,
the following town lots to satisfy the
amount of taxes due on tl.em to the
town of B'idpeton
3 W Brook i2J acre il HI ' 2 31
T. W. MOORK,
1 fcX Colleetnr.
FLAGGED TRAIN WITH SHIRT.
Tearing Iih Hbiit from bin back an
Ohio man flaugiria train and taveil ii
fn m a wreck, but II. T. Alston, Ral
eigh, N. once prevented a wrerk
with Electiic Bitter. " 1 was in a ter
rible pi g it. hn 1 tiean lo UHe I hem, "
he wreg, "my toina h, hend, baek nnii
id'ieyg were nil hud y ulTerle I and n y
liver was in l)Hd condition, but four hoi
ties of Electric Bitter-, made me feel
like a tie man." A trial willconvuue
you of th ir maU hie s m rit fo- any
nt rnsch, liver or k dney trouble. I'm e
50 reDts at all el i u n i .-1 1 .
Deti ctives were tn(jnK''d f' r t In- I 'n
ted Brethren annual c nfer. nce at
York, Pa.
John R S'ati n, Jnjc ', Ky., hiet an .
exrept onnlly seveie HitHck of hoi p ;
ng couth He have; "if it hid not
nit I een for F. !' Hotev and 'I ar j.
Compound 1 would hnv.- I een con p lied
to qui' Work. lame. id, I r.ever i. i s d
t day, and Fo'ey'H Honey ami Tar rn I
pound gave me instant re ief tuiil i ihe
only cuueh merli'ine we evt-r ned ",
Contains no opiates
For sale le
all
dealers.
The Serial rijectel the ("tiinniirei ,
mbtiiute for the HuUie Detnoeratic
iron qJ steel tar.ff bill. i
feiEY Kidney Piu,ak
MartHtOMATlOU KIONCY8ANO SLAOUIN i
TfM Anie kaN lime it Forei n Mn
.1 n B,rd was e'raradof the charge i f
ritravaanre by ta Northern Bxp'irit
convention at rjet Moines, Ioaa.
ONLY A PIKE HERO.
hut Ike crowd eh-erd, ., wi h horn A
hi"d. Ym bld up s utiall r.-und b ,
' Ftllow.1" hesheoled, "this Rurklcn s
Arnica Snl I boll, hx every th n bent
fo- burn.." RUhi ! .Irto for tM.ilM. ulrirr,
-rr.. iilmuU.. ersema. cut. raum,
. , . - . I I ..... I. A
OMiiM.. r ari'Hi iiirui.. n puimh-p
Inflamm.tion. kill, p.m Only '.finn'r.
at all diuxveiti.
CapC Roatron, af the .termer t'r-
D.lhla. was voted a mel.l by th S-n
(le for bis part lo r.MuIng thf Tilimr
Mrvivur..
Tor a bajrn ar acaM spp'y Ch.mUi
law's Salve. It will ali.y the pon l
nriat laatsatly and qu'c.lr heal n In
Jured partai For til by all M aloi ..
iMn 0. RV.fHrtilf1d In N. w
f dik lit ik kawiag ol th ch.r.f "f
ikt Pa f actios of tba Wat ar 'l re
()U CoatpM f, la whlth k I. aUegt t b .1
tka nil king toagkt riU u stsiml
lata' tka aeanpsay,
QUICK BElitr f OR
rorfa.W. Kaenai Uwtoft, Mlek.,
HjfH "01 DtTdtoKs BkUkr.ros
BHrtmaTtSsl ta alvaM. wlf Won
der fl baaafit for rbaoeMtUm. 8ka
muVl rt lift hand or foot, kd to be
bfM for rwa otoatha.; She bf aa tka
a ft Oi fifdy sod lmproT4 rapidly.
Oa Kmvdaf sba coaJd aot move ana) ee
ft'lHada sha get sp. 4rA krU
.rl -: eg I fuf break fast," Sold
by Bra lham Dntg Ca. "'',x
Il tp.i4 tfcal. If Getal
(MWSwoaid rvrcenrsa tba W.irc.ft
fcrigrrM I'rM afad.rs wco'd ti.
KOBFQLK SOUTHERN FJULEOAD
Educational Touts to Washington,
D. C., June lU'.h to 15th, via
Norfolk Houtlitru lUilroad.
Very 'ht-aji Fari1 Includ
ing all ll pptisee.
Th'
Norfo k-S-.uthfin Hsilroad will
7""te a ,e H""J"' ""JuctfO lour
from "t ,t on3 ln N 'rtl' Carolina to
i'. i , via .oriin ana n.
it'th.
'l our is ' Educa-
Thf puru'ist- uf th-
ion ." and ; pr n:::ier,t i-.luea'or from
I tne n i-ip .1 pm t-o i its lines will as
! eiel 'he Norfolk "'ou'litTn Railroad and
j will be m personal i -haiye throughout
: the t ip.
Rates from p iin ip:il points.
Raleig i f 24 (10 N
Wil u!i 2:1 40 I)
F..1 )n Hie id:! -M I)
Creel'.v.l,,. x 411 D
Wnshi k'on ', :t :i"i D
Co dshoro hj N
Ki-.sto i Z H5 N
New I'.ein 24 ;f) D s
B an furt 't' ,r,5 D
Crie t.il 2; 9ri I)
Fay tii- il'e 27 "(1 N
I.illinninii XI N
No e '-N" I j, K, is o ii lor "Night
KxpreV trail,., ..,s ." !''.. .lunelOlh.
No'e "!" 'i i, l.i '; soi.i for ilay ira ns
June Mill.
Kates in same mj n -1 ii n from inter
media e stations.
'i he all eia j- elu s Kailro d and
St. aiiiei- fi re, all i. eah. ho el acc-om-midatiepis,
i nie tnjs to Virginia Beach,
Navy aid at Noiioll.. Ml Veimmand
Ar'ing on in V;i Innc.io;', si;ht seeing
t i) in Wai-liiiii'ion ami s'nteroom and
stateronm berth luiueeii Norfolk and
Wushii i;t".
lor illustrate i l.i ii'lot and complete
informal ion app'.v to Mr. II. 1!. Craven,
New Bern, N. C ..Miss Nina Basniht,
New Bern, N ('.. or any lieket a(r,t
Norf Ik Southern Uailmad or Raleigh,
('harlot e it Son hern Uy.
w. vv. cki'X ion, ;. r. a.
iflFCLI mm RAILROAD
ROUTe: oi.' tiik
"Nunir txrRKss"
Schedule ffer;!ivo fV"; ' r.li. 3. 1912
'I'lll- follow !
linhed a.i into
not guarant-.-:
: In
lie Lauren pllb
MM.Y mid are
'1 RAINS i i :a !. r
N( '!( I II AND !.
I!:;ill a m. r,t.:
KVV HKKN
r iiHijNi)
I I press I'ull
!..i Norfolk.
; 'oik, ronnecH
:h and West,
oel ween Wah-
:. in, h.elv
for all pi i;
I urlor ear .
itiL ton a 'III
a 1 1 ilk
'.,-ept
p in, I l.oly e
VVasliiiiL ( a. la
V ilaon ..ii'! li;
1 1 1 1 l ; i y for
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h.l lial.'iuh.
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apply
of I
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c Diiiiiicn in.1! & Water
i- .
jLrtkc Ditiiuiiiond 1 1 ansporlalion
Co.
Lakt Drtinimoiid l owing Co.
Dismal Swamp
Canal
An Inland Kent.-, I'lelei ted from Storm.
Nine Foot of Veili'i M ii iinn.ii Hepth
Alw i. .
(Julck Tranhi! for I r.i'li . Prompt
Toin and Fr ipht Movi'ment.
For tollf", towing and freight rate,
apply nt u'lliee in .' i r.tMiard Hank Build
itig mid at le -p ( Viek l.-k, Va
M. K. King, Pre. J. A. Mitten, Sey
J. H Caxler, Supt.
J I. Vrluleliursl, Itaffic MnnSQSf.
Norfolk Ollire lu l I'hona 62'..
feaJtaSsBisanaMa4 '
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IxnilTKaOATAND IUKG TROUtJUS
CUABAKTCeO SATSFACTOftr
Of? money BertNorn.
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