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j r- tutlitcd. . M pom,.. of l s ! "- -I f s c i if 1 I tht U Thou;. U 3 A at: yt f;1 V-f. 1 urug tOK 'A! ffl J Vi ,- - t i live n n e X a cleansing and strengthening medicine. It 1 a 1'ver tonic first -of and the liver always affected when the stomach goes wrong. It puts life in a torpid liver helps digestion, sweetens the breath, clear ' the complexion of sallowness, relaxes the bowls and puts the body in . fine, vigorous condition.?-";', .?.? v . o my kum-mm, umuhmk aV sf; -'''-"' v AV Im tlM phIh witk th S M Mm talwl. m MUaid. Ainnona Ltvr KacnUtar yilM l.w hi buttle. Look tor M i 4. H, ZCIUN A C0 ENORMOUS WASTE OF COAL,1 On Reason Why the Use of -Oil Fuel Would Be of High Eco nomio Importance. as The United States is by all means ttfhe greatest coal producing country in -the world. In 1850 the production of coal in the country amounted to 6,266,233 tons. Thirty years later it bad risen to almost 64,000,000 tons. In another twenty years this Industry bad grown to over 240,000,000 tons. Tea years more passed and the pro duction of coal In the United States by the- census of 1910 waa over 400, 000,000 tons. For the year Just past it is estimated at about 600,000,000 tons. But in the production of this coal the industrial experts inform us there Is wasted 250,000.000 tons. In other words, the United States is using its coal supply at the rate of 750,000,000 tons a year, and this con sumption is increasing, as shown above, at an enormous rate. By the western sea and throughout the great southwest the production of coal is not of great direct interest. In this portion of the country petrole um largely takes the place of coal, and in the production of petroleum California leads all other states in America and indeed all the world. This is a new Industry compared with coal. The statistics show that In 1898 he United States produced little more than 60,000,000 barrels of crude petro leum, forty-two gallons to the barrel. In 1910 the production of petroleum in the United States surpassed 182, 000,000 barrels. At the present time in California the consumption of oil tuns to about 225,000 barrels a day. There Is no such waste in the use of oil as that Indicated above in coal. Indeed, the waste in the oil industry from beginning to end is a matter of comparative Insignificance. Slgns of Age. There are- various ways of telling when a man is getting old. One of thp surest ways by which he may know it himself la to find that young women address him as "sir." One "Yes, sir," will age a man by an In determinate sentence of anywhere form one to five years. Then there Is the mustache, which, if allowed to get out into the open, Instead of being closely shaved, will show the . sere nd yellow, or rather gray. (This is not to be spelled "grey," but "gray.") Then, again, there are the wrinkles - e ' l' - - r 85 1 I wwsu' 1. - .1 I:? tv, . .Hvv'"-tii 'M- ,.v-;m K $1585.00 - Fully " R CONSIDER THESE iFA 'CTSihfi: 'W& ttil 9 13 Great Western 'IForiy" Has ; hi ti n ii fX't VI 4 l-4xS l-2-inch'.enclo9ed j i 5 S er plant,-' Rollprvalve lifters, I 1 ' J! bolar electric ugnts,. u-inch headlights, nusli dash lamps. ' i I :? ; Prest-0 self etarter.Silky mohair , top with one-piece side - I I plate glass wind shield. -' Large tewart and Clark speedometer , can be turued in a narrow street. ' Extra rim and tire irons. ; U' -v Robe and foot rails. ' Tool box, tools, iack, pump and tire' r Gasolinfi tank gauge.;-. Cellular Hand buned leather and curled Gall, vvvrite or phone for CO UNTY A WP Staid Agent, I g u LATOn , (TEX FOWDEB FOHMO - .. . -' :. r U.): M T" r . """"J" J ""' 4 PPOP.1, T. 'i.OWI, M. . is; ::vvr T& EJaTaemselvea one to another In the forehead, but there Is bAe sure "1- 7 ?. VErT T which1 beats alL, of the others. -s i never .f,5..lp.mtd i between awrthef man and , .pretty . girt and another passenger enters the; car,' it the man moves. In order, to, make room- for ahe newcomer anq moves towards the man in the seat, thus allowing the hew arrival to come between him and the pretty, girl, in stead of moylng closer to her himself, he ' is really, truly , getting .old.- "And nobody will notice his advancing age any more quickly than the pretty girl. His Golden Text. A union Sunday school service was held in a St Louis church a few months ago, and the superintendent had thought that in order to make the service more impressive it would be a good plan to have six-year-old Johnnie go to the rostrum and repeat the golden test of the morning. This Johnnie consented to do. The golden text was "I am the bread Of life. ' When it came time for Johnnie's tween 14,000,000 and 15,000,000 bush part of the program he rose from eis leaving betwen 8,000,000 and 3, hiS seat with calm assurance and 000,000 bushels that were sent to the walked boldly down the aisle to the starch factories, used for' seed and rostrum. Once upon the ' rostrum, food purposes here . in the country with the sea of faces confronting him. or i0t. it is figured that for crops Johnnie's calm assurance suddenly t0 the average price was over $2 a left him. Things looked entirely barrel. different from the platform. He hesi-1 This means that Aroostook received tated, standing first on one foot and for. the crop of potatoes which It then on the other. Finally in a ehak- r8iBe(j jn 1911 between $1,650,000 ing voice he shouted: "I am a loaf of bread!" Have You a Dream Pillow? The "dream" 'pillow may measure this season. It will not be Increased, 15 by 10 inches and may be stuffed .however, to any appreciable extent with eiderdown or hair as it is liked, Most of the Aroostook farmers be hard or soft. Carry it when you Ueve that the time has come to stop travel. Take two plain linen covers Increasing the acreage and to devote with hemstitched hems. A third cov- themselves to the problem of secur- er of heavy satin, with a monogram embroidered in blue, is useful for a steamer chair. Easy to pack is an automatics air cushion that, when inflated, is 9 by 16 inches. It is of cloth, with a silken finish and fits Into a flat leath er case, measuring 5 by 11 inches. Ex tra linen covers can be made to fit this pillow if It lg to be used at night GOOD HEARTED. First Boy Dese automob!lt guyi never give a feller a ride. Second Boy Oh, some of 'em do it dey run over yer! Lif. valve 6ilentmototf with cpne clutch)- vTamous five bearing crank .Selective type fxansmission with' front radiator.. :Beautiful straight hair upholstering. .. Eighteen proccrses ot body hnisn. v i u Among the Buddhists In Japan It Is believed that the souls of children go after, death to .Sul-no-ka-wara.tha stony river-bed) " and there they re xnajSn. until they reac '.niatsritf .under the care of Jlioboeatsu, who ta rep resented a a priest wlth"ft"Jong cane In one. hand and a- ball la the other. -Hetf said- W atand Jn. the Renter of the samara, where be pfeaches to the children' aa they pfle up atones, one for th Bajvatlon of their father, pne for .the , mother, the third for brothers', the fourth for : sisters - and the fifth "lor their bwj' salvation When night oomep on and the wind blow hard a glgantld evil spirit ap i pears and with a huge Iron rod' knocks dowa " p of-stones, which ,the hUdre haT4'm they ,are so ntened that they ren to Jlio-and themselves In the big sleeves of M u have a mlraculouB . Bl .eco-m- ;vn.:.m u, - ammm' t to the number of children who .seek refuge. Then the evil spirit disappears and the (Children begin again the work of heaping up stones. , y "' " - ':-. '. Passing ' through cemeteries in Japan one sees' tombs that have the Image; of -Jteo carvtd upbn them, as the parents' take that way of gaining the. special-favor of for "their CDiiureu, auu vuw win sea ihuo puna of stones built up by the parents and brothers and sisters of the children with the hope of helping in the tedious work of tha little ones In the knwara. Christian Advocate. Maine's Greatest Crop. The total sale of the Aroostook po I oto crop of 1911 is estimated at be- and $1,800,000. . The exceptionally good year has encouraged the farm ers and their plans show that there will be no shrinkage of the acreage! Ing further increase of the yield an acre. ' . The Male Boy. Governor Marshall of Indiana said the other day that he who demands special privileges of the government is a beggar. "Millionaire or not," said the govern or to a reporter, afterward, "the man who holds out his hand for help begs. The fact is self-evident. It needs no proof. Even to state it seems su perfluous seems like the shout of young Benedick, who entered his club waring: "Hurray! A young son! It's a borf double row New Departure bearings. Full flcatitur curtains.' - Fairfield rubber dust hood. . Ventil;i . ?mrvr'"'n .vision-, 36x4-inch tires on demountabje rims. 1 18-inch'- wh c? ;1 asc-rar ' . repair kit. 1 Black and nickel line body with invisible hinges. GBNCY, Dcmonetration or" catalog: mm- 6ANDj HEM$ NEW- TOEK.'Prhe' last visitor had . gape ashbre from ' a big liner the Other morning. . The last adieu bad been said. The second cabin gang plank had been drawn in." Fussy little tugs were-drawing tight on the haw aers preparatory to pulling the liner but of the pier. Sallcrmen were un lashing the first Cabin gangway, ready to haul her on board The captain andi his officers wire on the bridge telegraphing to the engine room . gut the steamer did not sail on time.,; , .," 'j.y Through the hundreds on the pier. J vhoBe waving handkerchiefs and flags were bidding goodby to ' departing Ones, a woman came, dashing like Sam White through a Harvard line-up. She was not to be denied, for she was a suffragette and she looked it. ' In a trice ahe bounded onto the first cabin gangplank, nor would she budge. "My husband." she shrieked . In ac cents wild, as the poets say. "My- bus- Wife Turns at Last a CHICAGO. Peter Lombard of 617 South Halsted street weighs about 125 pounds. His wife weighs 200. and is about four inches taller than her husband. In spite of these discrepan cies, Lombard beat her whenever he took the notion and the notion struck him frequently In the last three years according to her testimony be fore Municipal Judge Caverly the oth er day. The night before, she said, be came home in fighting mood again. Mrs. Lombard objected to taking a beat ing, but her husband Insisted sbe was looking at the subject In a wrong light Then she lost her patience, picked up an iron pot from the kitch en stove and whaled him over the head with it . The argument was ef fective. Lombard appeared in court with his head bandaged. Big Mrs. Lombard took the witness stand and explained what happened to1 littie- Mr. Lombard. "We were married about four years ego," sbesaid. "A year later my husband decided he wouldn't work any longer. So he retired. The fact that be hadn't any money didn't seem to bother him, but I worried about it. I got hungry occasionally. "So 1 went to work, and have sup ported him and myself for three years. . .He didn't do anything; .once ' ' 8:5 (J II i 1 1 !' shaft construct it n. Unit pow-' tear, axle. S I - t I I 1 finish. 2600 . pountfs vcight1 Black .walnut-'-trimmings. -:: ; t a . . r m m w wT". r , s i a m uai t kandr, he; repeated, fhe ha deserted ues ne nas aesenea xaes - i. , :t X WeU. wno CRtt POr feV lowfj demanded ah' lrrreverent 'baebr elor, juj4 .waa literally transfixed to his tJmerityr:v " ' The ship wss five minutes late and she was a 'mail steamer, too. The woman 'Would not budge from the gang-plank and' the sallormen could not pull it In without dropping her into the tforth river, The steamer was getting later every minute. "My busbandA she shrieked "Where is he? , He has deserted me. I won't sail without him!" "Well, go ashore and let us sail," ejaculated an exasperated sailorman The liner was now ten minutes late Then he came through the crowd He didn't seem to be makirfg any un due effort to hurry. Perhaps he couldn't He was a bespectacled little man, laden down with more bundles thin a Baxter street peddler. "My husband." she shrieked. "There he is. 1 thought he was deserting me." ' "I am Gustav Atesh," was all he had time to tell a shipnews reporter be fore she dragged him up the first cab in gangway, and as the liner headed out Into the stream she could be seen dragging him back toward the second cabin. The big vessel sailed fifteen minutes late. nd Beats Tiny Spouse in awhile he would ask me for money, and when I didn't have it he would proceed to beat me. I never fought back. "But last night I lost my temper. He came home and demanded money. I had none. Then h9 struck me. I picked up that Iron pot, and just gave him a good whack over the head with it He seemed surprised." Judge Caverly looked Lombard over and smiled. "You look like a man who has been tamed," he Bald. "I don't think you'll beat your wife again. Take him home, Mrs. Lombard, and the next time he starts a massacre,, you know about what to do. And don't you ever come before me again, Lombard, on a charge o'f wife beating. If you do. I'll have to take care of you." ,. Lombard and his wife departed arm-in-arm,' their, domestic troubles like Lombard's head apparently patched "P. Never call a m:vn a liar unless you have a stromj riuht arni with which fo back it tip if necessary.. PANAMA, JAMAICA AND CUBA. The Evangeline will Make Eight Trips Through theTropics. The Atlantic Coast Line announces that in connection with its splendid through Pullman service to Key West, The Penninsular and Occidental Steam ship1 Company will operate eight per sonally conducted tours with the new steel twin-screw steamship "Evanglinc" from that point to Colon, Panama Canal Zone, Kingston, Jamaica, and Havana, Cuba. , . The . "Evangeline" Ss a brand new and modern, up-to-date ship in every particular. vShe is 364 feet long, 46 foot beam, has 5,650 tons register, 262 staterooms, equipped througljoitt with lectric lights and fans, and has a speed 1 of eighteen knots. .': This; splendid ship will leave Key West .in. the monning on arrival of the Atlantic;1. Coast Cine--F!orida East Coast Ovep'Sea,! train from the North, on-January 1 7 and; 21,'February 4 and 18, i March 4 and 18, and April 1 and 15, 'sailing direct to C?ton, where a atop of two. days will be made, hich will give passengers ample opportunity to inspect the Panama Canal; the greatest. piece ot engineering of Otjier construc tion work known to ? mankind. Or quaint and tropical Ja mica may be ex plored, ahd will be fully enjoyed '.The 'Evangeline"1 will fail thence to Havana to discharge passengers desiring .to Stop thce, and the jiclscts wil! be jood to re- turn to.Kcy.WCTt on any of the very. week day sailings pf the regular line. ;. -! The tour, wiI consurrje; eleven " days, and the rate for the entire trip, includ ing meals and berth at- sea and in port, will be 5110." Tickets will permit stip.' overs so that a longer stop can be made at Colon, 1 Kingston or Havana, for passengers desiring to do o:-, - v Sailing dates, itineraries and in formation regarding reservations, con-1 rertions, etc., may be obtained from tan tic Aoast Line reprcserftatives, !; si' . T. C. WHITE, the I I., I'ger Agent ol that hue, ' '..'. : N, C. . '1, r i sr Sell everything witbv & SATIS FACTION" string riihache(f.-;if wtat )0a tuicbalel M'iMt en tire y satisfactory bring it back get vyhajt you wan oi; yoor money b k. Our object is to satisfy every 'customer and we will do it. Bradham Drug Co. Hotel Raymond 42 East 28th Street (At Subway Station) New York City EUROPEAN PLAN $1.50 Per Day and Up AMERICAN PLAN $2.50 Per Day and Up Apartments accommodation i or pior(f persons from $4.00 to 5. sa por day. Special rates by the week or month, inspection invited. Reference ex changed. A quiet family hotel, rec6m mended to ladies visiting New York City alone. Upon request by letter or Telephone 2505 Madison Square, a messenger will meet you at station MARK A. ( AI.IHVIXI . SOUTHERN RAILWAY Direct Line to All Points North South, East and West Very Low Round Trip Rates to All Prin cipal Resorts. Through Pullman to Atlanta leaves Raleigh 4:05 p. m. .arrives Atlanta 6:35 p. m., making close connection lur and arriving Montgomery following day after leaving Kaleigh at 11 a. in.; Mol;ile 4:12 p m.; New Orleans 8:30 p. 111 ; liirminghani 12:15 noon; Mem phis 8:05 . ill.; Kansas City 11:20 a. m. second ay, and coniu cling for all I heir points. This car also n,.,k s close connection at Salisbury for St Louts and other we.-.u-rn points. Though Pullman to Washington leae Kali igli (:50a. ni.; arrives at Washing fon 8 J.i ;i m. Ball inio.( 10:02 a.m.; Philadelphia 12:2.1 noon; New York 2 :.i I p. in. . This car makes rh.se connection at Washington for Pit t lui g, Chicago and all points no.-'h and west, and at Greensboro lor throi.gh tourist sleep er lor C.difoi nia p lint s a nd l(.r all Flori da poini s. Through parlor car for sheville leaves Goldslioro at ,i. ni.; Raleigh 8:35 'a. in., arrives Aslu-ville at 7:40 p. in., making close ciniiioiioii with the Carolina Special and arriving Cincin nati 10 a. ni. following day after leaving Raleigh, with close connection for all points north and horthwust. Pullman for Winston-Salem leaves Raleigh 2:30 a. in., arriving Greens boro 0:30 a. in., making close connection at Greensboro for all points north, south, east and west. This car is handled on train No. 1 1 1 having Golds boro at 10:45 p. in. H. F. GARY, G. P. A., Washington, 1). C. J. O. JONF.S, T. P. A., Raleigh, N. C. MORTGAGE SALE OF LAND. As empowered b a mortgage ex ecuted by Asa I pock and w ife to Geo. T. W'infield which is recorded in the o rtice ot the Register of Deeds ol Craven County, N. C., in Book No. 182 on page 139, to which refer. The j said mortgagee pursuant to the powerA. contained in tan! mortgage will sell the- . land described therm at public outcry to the lughrst bidder -"t the Court House n said County, for cash on the 30th day of November at U o'clock m. Said land is all the land which was conveyed bv Luther W. Thomas attl Lorena his wife to Asa Ipock, by deed which is recorded in said records in Book 166 on page 59. - Said Jand is situated in No. 2 Town ship, Craven County, and adjoins the land of Dr. F. puffy the Levi B Ipock-land, and is on Fork Swamp be ing the same on which the said mort gagers reside. ThU Oct, 28th. 1912. , ' GEO. T. WINFIELD. . Mortgafeev IF ARE YOU GOING - NOITH Travel Via. 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