If.
V
1
1
s .wpiisJii ;
tner ui nP"
'tforgaa Tell 01 lattrnational-
KO WATER IN STOCK, HE SAYS
twtirti That Government Has
' Been Discourteous To Him
In The Hearings.
Chicago, .Inn-" Whin George
TV. Pcrkin-, I.imiht partner of the late
J. P. Mor,, i!i t W the utness stand
for the lrii :-i in I hr International
Harvr-t. r ( Miip.tn .mti trut hearing
yeateni.iv lu w.i- w.ininl by Attorney
O ro:, i. n r , r. , n -n-i IiiU t lie ( '.overii
tnenl. 1 1 it . .-ii'liii-m- nu.Kr which he
testified ilnl i. ' -'' him immunity
Irur.. P --IM. ;! 'ti--:i
V,,i: 1 i t I., .-n - i! .p..i nn.ie'! by
Edir A. 1! ir.. - : tn. I
-Harvester t ; " - i
;ij i i mai
Xltor'lev
Grosven. 'i . " l i
(!. t, ri.i
. I
tut- mi
VOU
1 Wl-!l to
! ! he? e
ir-.n, .m
i- et Y
It ..f ilsi
iin-.
our t
n ..lit ion
.iiMiin ii i t y r"
.iwyir.
.i eminent
i.i imjilms
warmly.
I'.uropean i
the Inter- .
:.. iv?" a:-ked
: ' ' had a talk
..... v ,i- Lo the pos-
: ' ,"ini held for tile
!!( iiiuerjt and ilso
i oi financing the
i onnection with
. -s Sled " '
i '-.. .i nit Alilwaukee
he replied:
u . p back "t his p'tr
.! ..:e Neither Cyrus
i:iv of tne"; M( ("or
. i hint to qv.-with it
ii.v-i- a teraWiry loan
I t
rii.i
Tiei
eM ;
tc V.:
w -
on the
n, the 3100,000, which
he ,':! chase of the option
il the company.''
In reft rem u to foreign sales Mr.
Perkins .-ai l:
"I was dealing in lag things in New
York and 1 did not believe that the
going into foreign fields with the Mc-
C'oriniek concern alone was a big
nough proposition to be worth my
FudTroul)les;&
PPWIIPlI when you useaM t
f t i mWU)MK New Perfection X
5maSffim-- oil Cook: stovli 1 1
llWViilF 7 1 Justliftthenlil
ill JHf II from the;craaiiiS i
i uu uuij l nave lu wait iui u.vi.vUic w . .
kindle. No coal or ashes to caxryy n6Bootig,
smoke or dirt; no blackened ceilings,
Note, the . new 5tiTriCTl?y ) Perfection"-tlic inost ; .
complete cooldpg dexicc oa the market, with indicator cwi r,
font, cabinet top, etc Smaller stoveMvith i; 2 OTi3,i
St ANDAHD -OIL COMPANY
Wastlagtcm, tt C, .(New Jcwy) OarloUR C
c . .'..
tOcthr came to me. - 1 Kent w.- i
the coherent Urr companies and my
plan for a COaaolidatioA was cmhu -
iasticafly received." , i .
"Who aimed the International Hax-'city
vtatcr Company?' "'J : C
"1 wish yo would teQ why this
name was chosen. : -,'-. ' "
T1 unt wu a direct utrrovth
of out iateniixt of developing an in-J
ternaoonal business. My experience
ia the New York Life Insurance
pany had been that our agents abroad
had found that if they were able to
call their firm an "international life
insurance' company the "international'
carried more weight than 'New York.'
This determined our choice of the word
'international' in the Harvester Com
pany." "There was provision for three voting
trustees. Why was that made?"
"To make certain I could carry out
the plan of tbe things 1 had in mind
and which 1 have related. The di
rectors were ehosen by myself with
the same end in view."
"Why did you acquire the Osborne
plant and who acquired it?"
"I did personally. It was so located
as to make a good point for distribu
tion to foreign markets."
"Vou were in very close relation
with Mr. Morgan?"
"Ve, sir. I was in close touch
with him on all points of the business."
"D.d you ever know Cyrus Mc
Cormick and Mr. Swift, an attorney,
to vl.it Mr. Morgan?"
"No, Mr, never. And if they had I
would have been sure to have heard
of it."
ease si ne the basis on which
the International Harvester Company
was organized."
I "It was strictly a cash basis. There
was no watered stock. Everything
J was dollar for dollar on actual value?,
There was no syndicate in connection
with the organization. "-
I " 1
DELIGHTFUL SAIL
LAST E
MR.
AVn MRS. D.
SON HONOR
E. HENDER
THEIR HOUSE GUESTS.
Complimentary to their house
guests, Miss Lina Ivey of Lenoir and
Miss Mamie Meeks who has been
teaching in the New Bern Public
Schools but who will' leave In a few
tavs for Ridgecrest, where she will
gpenrj the summer, Mr. and Mrs.
D. E. Henderson gave a delightful
sail last evening on the yacht "Connor."
The part left the city about 8:30
0'ciock and for more than two hours
glided over the placid waters of the
beautiful Neus "Neath the Light of
when
New
mm
rea
1
f TTTt7 TTTTT l;l:UI:-4
See your deajr, or write for full particulars to
' . jolly
i' .. c i i . . v j asd
j , r ,c . r i t . , one
jut ihe gut. it ,ujui it; teats
were Ukea along and tlrr c - t eatfy,
enjoy! The party returned to the
shortly after II o'clock and each
lvoted Mr. and Mr. Henderson the
BMt charming of hosts aad tostee.
l ; f l
inoac tqjojmr wr. ana jwrs. ricn-
dersos Hospitality were: Misses Liaa
Ivv of LMoir.v Mamie Jk'. k r V,l
Wood, Sadie Wood, Nina I'i.ht,!
Edith and Myra Berry, EVa Armstrong,
Com-jLillie Tolaoa,' Jessie Ipock of Bc"dir
and Edna Speight. - Mr. Ernest Wood,
Mr. aad Mrs, L. M. Dick, Mr. W.
H. -Manderaon, Stephen Fowler. Sul-
tan Flowers. John Guion. T. C. Fth.
eridge and Ed Meadows. " ' ".' . .1
- . " 1 1 "1
r ; r
a coiiFESs:::i
Honea ttr Sfarmr ? J. i
. 3 utrtlc
,.', u C'ni3'- T-r ' ' - 7 'w tr undisturbed. . U is surmised
'tV "5T,lerT'oaea st"it1lat the 'stamps were what the yegg-
:': v-y;' ' . .-'v I men" were; -alter but were frightened
wr " . i. i i .-- I - ' -. . ' f .
. Htaev-Ala.-"! roust confess- raw
i.Mrs. EulaMaeReid, of this place '"thai'
a rreai di-al S 3 aoneme appearance Jt looked to be a strong
SzST '-I-- "'--'chr-.-wa Jn fact one of the cherper
would soituo eventthins i ik.i J 5fand was
Bred, alecpy feeling all the time, arid wa 1 ta'yeggmen did
hard I V rincr fl rrt tn4
and wou!4 have severe headaches con-
bnuouslyvii v. ;.
i ?jncl.?a,dn Cardui; have enfireh
qiutiprlting up what J ta.U Everything
seems to aigest all right, and. rhavi
gained; 10 pounds in Weight" -,
nil you are a victim of any of the numer
ous ills so corranon toujour sex, it is
mong to suHers
i f?T?,i ce"t".7- Cdul has been -Jievinjrjust
such ills, as is proven by the
thousapds of lettersrsimilar to the above
which pour tuto our office, year by year!
-Cardui js successful because it is com
posed of ingredients which act specifically
Sa ,ti,S. w0"13"1 constitution, and helps
ana Slrengtn. - , f,-
Cardui hashelbed others, and will tinln
.
youtoo. Get a. bottle loday.t You
won't regret it. ,.Your druggist sells iL-J
; Write to : Chattanooga Mecine civ UdTw' Ad
vlsory Dew., Chttanoog. Tennij-for Special Jn
ttructumt on your case and 04-page book. Home
Treatment tor Women,'? sent la -plain wrapper. C 120
s ' j
. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE'
. Having qualified ,aa administrtO.-t
of the estate o Jesse Jl.. Stricknd,
deceased, late of Craven County, NC,'
this is to notify all persons having claims
against the estate of said dexesaexl to
exhibit them to the ' undersigned at
wew Bern, n, on or bet ore the 31st
day of May, 19144 or this notice -will
be pleaded in , bar rof their -recovery
All persons indebted Jo said estate will
please make immediate payment. ,This
30th day of May,, 1913., ,
RANSOM STRICKLAND,
Administrator of JESSE R. STRICK
LAND, deceased. i :z,
R. A. NUNN, Atty
Fresh lot No. 16 RUBBER BANDS
ust received.,, E. J. Land Printing
Co. t Phone 8. . , V j.
you use "a
Perfectibn
irreeular. I COUldT hardlv rlrt7 Dm,.. Iserteri ton mi rh
ust litt the tanfc t
. tfirt
1 f 1 V'..'''W-'t,i--?.'f
iNewrenectionis
For
'-'.
:asT---t
.-'Khz VJj..,":...-' , -
'';
Chricton,ac
fr
1'
1 ka
0 I iLL J Lull
' .
iu LLIE AS - TO MEN "WHO
ROBBED THE- CHARLOTTE
' POSTOFFTCE, 3
Charlotte, June 20.Thre i" ab-
ute,y .M Jue to the person 'or
persons t who broke into ' the North
Charlotte poatoffice at : "aa -early -hot t
v.j uiuimu O UU UKW IQC Ad VS
from tbe Wti'v The robbert however,
failed to -secure r,rery much' for their
trouble- theAmly thing nissiAg being
S24.74 irt 'cash, that - was In the safe.
Between-1500 "and $1,000 in Uostaee
stimps was also in the sa'fe'bi t thtv
I
were left-unrlkturherl. It is trm;riil'unmaii.ax)coininodstioiis.etcV ask
rT they couW sc,z? m pooty'
- Thi sTe, although from the outsie'e
easily entered. This
not expect and tn-
nitroglcerin which
caused-a 'terrific explosion arid a wak
ened, a number of people living uear.
TcMr." Turbiville who runs a store
next deef heard the explosion which
occurred at 2:55 a. m. and thinking
itVas in his store grabbed his pis
tol -and rushed to the scene. The
yeggiricn evidently taw him coming
down the street, only a Vhort . dis
tance away and made a hasty get
aay. In fact Mr. Turbiville was on
the. ground in five minutes after the
explosion and a number of other peo-,
nle .wrre c. i.irklv on the scene. "Mrs.
Martin, a ladv clerk in the office, had
... - ..
$40 s':ffed in a spectrele case in the
safe which was jarred ot.t by the
explosion and fell on the floor but
was overh oked by the robbers.
The fotre of the explosion broke
the glass in a number of lockboxes in
front of the office and also tore a
hole from a desk nearby and evtn
knocked some of the plastering frc m
the top of the room,
Postmaster Hall was soon on the
ne and took charge of affairs and
is thankful that the yeggmen got
aay with so little an amount. Tl e
6afCl however, is ruined.
NORFOLK SOUTHERN
Special Rates to
GET! YSBURGi PA.
Fiftieth Anniversary Battle
of
Gettysbt rg. July 1-4' h, 1913. J
Very low rates will apply from all
stations.
Se ling dtes, June 28th, 29th,' 30th,
July 1st.
P.etu n trip must be completed
pri r to July 10 h. '
Stop overs will be allowed at Rich
mond, Washington and Baltimore.
Fare via Norfolk and Baltimore or
Washington, D. C.
From New Bern $12 80
Oriental .'. 13 30
" Morehead... 13 50 -
" Dover.... 12 80
" " Bayboro 13 10
- On this occasion the vtereans of
both ... the Northern u and Southern
Armies as well as a large volume of .the
regular troops will participate. For
further information apply to
Tv H. BENNETT, Ticket Agent,
v Phone 737.
E. D. K YLE.T.M. W. W. CROXTON
CP A Norfolk, Va, ' .
WEEK END AND SUNDAYEX-
CURSION FARES ToVJRGINIA
; v BEACH And NORFOLK.
$$&'yf - . . la . "
NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD
v From
Week End
Sunday
.52.50
2.50
' . . 2.50
' r 2.50
. ,'Goldsbiro
$4.75
4.75
4.75
4.75.
: 4.75
4.7S
La Grange
Kinston
Dover ;.
New Bern;
."2.50
. '2.50
Lyancetoro
Rates to. Virginia Beach -Week End
75 centshigher-and Sunday: 40 .cent's
higher 'than' the above Norfolk jfares.
I Week' End tickets sold every! Friday
and Saturday. May 30th to September
7th" inclusive, Vgood to .Teturhnntil
midnith't Tueday following daw of sale.
Sunday tickets "sold Saturday tight.
trBins--Mayf; aotho "Septembe"-7th
goc4 to, return ' leaving" Norfolk' 9:00
Wfrmi lSundav..'i-.'
. Get complete lniormation irora youri
Ticket 'Agentw?-3'':?l?- ''ii'H-',
CRpXTbNk "dp.-' A
NORFOLK, isOuVniRN RAILWAY
: Summer .Change'o Schedulo' y
'i 1 '"f Effective June- tthil.iJ:&;.
'T.'aii N' 9 will leave at ;5S, p.' hi.
Beginning, Sunday,' June eV'.Tiain
. v. ...Ml I D: I m 1 r.lA .
no. r wui ivave oauiuii i y.uu j. m.
and Morehead at4:25'ju ira., passing
NewBero p. m., Kinitoh at 8:14
p. m. and arriving GoldborO, at 9:15
P-m.'i :. ','- '' -.'' "' ' ' " .'."', v
On Sunday only Oriental Branch train
- .. 55 te ' I ft I::-'" tern f -r
ew Ecra at 7 . ' j p. m. - .
Consult nartft ticket .rett for
further particulart. . ;
W. W. CRCXTON', G. P. A
- . . Norfolk, Va.
LAYMEN'S-MISSIONARY MOVE-
- me nt. :;
M. E, CIILTvCII SOUTH.
. ' Waynesrille, N. C
, Low. Round Trip farea
v v ,-. - via
- V --SOUTHIRN RAILWAY. ,
'" Tickets wifl be oa sale do June 23
to 28 inclusive. . Final return limit to
reach, original starting point by mid-
nioh. t - ion .a: -! ,'
"d trf.i' f am from principal
r 1 4-w.ww.
; Raleigh r J9.20, Goldsboro $10.65.
Selma. (9 65,. Durham $8,45, Burling
Rstef in same 'prbportion, ironf all
Mherpcints:.-"..r
ror ietaied iniorrraiion schedules.
your, agent -or communicate-, with. V
' . . ;j. P. J0NES H
7 Traveling Passenger. Agent.
. . . : . Raleigh N. C ;"f
DOVER AND SOUTHBOUND '
RAILROAD. ..
Traffic Department -
SCHEDULE OF. TRAINS CARRY
: ING PASSENGERS, j
Effective Sunday March 30, 191$
South, Bound - North Bound
Trains L Trains , -"
, 6. - s8' :
STATIONS " ' .
P.M. A.M. A.
P.M. A.M. A.M.
Lv, . Ar. li't
4:25 Dover 7:55 7:55
4:42 Foys 7:38 7:40
-4:46 Taylors - 7:34 7:36
'4:57 Phillips 7:23 7:27
; 5:08 Wimsatt ,7:12 , 7:18
'.5.;29 Comfost 6:51 7:00
5:50 Petersburg 6:30 6:30
5:55 Richlarids ,t6:25 6:35
P.M.
P.M?
4:25
4:40
4:44
4:53
5:40
5:45
Ar. . Lv.'
fTrians Run Daijy -xcet funday.
Trains Run Sunday Only.
T.S. RICHARDSON,.;
Traffi Manager.
D W. RICHARDSON,
General Manager-"-
SUNDAY AND WEEK END EX
CURSION RATES, NEW BERN
TO WILMINGTON.
' Via; .
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co.
$.1.25 Tickets sold each Sunday,
limited to date of sale. ::,
52.85 Tickets sold each Saturday
and for forenoon trains bunday, limited
to is reach New Bern returning prior
to midnight Tuesday vfbllowinK'rdate
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAIL
' . , ROAD. ,-;-W ;'v:
"The Standard Railroad of the South"
T. II. BENNETT, ,
ticket Agent,
r. C. WHITE, ; ; - "
General Passenger Agent, , "
Wilmington, N. C.
SUNDAY EXCURSION FARES
TO .. '-::::z it:
MOREHEAD ; CITY AND BEAU
FORT, N. C. ' v . ' .;
Norfolk Southern Railroad .
'':. , -. :--"To
From Morehead City
Goic!.-boro - --, ', 1.50
La Grange .... 1.50
Kinston L...'1.25
Dover ...:..:.1.25
,New - Bern ...........;...........U:.:..4 4.00
Oriental '
,.... 1.25.
flarps to, Beaufort 20 centS higher
r.
: Sunday; tickets -'sold -"each,, 'SuMay
May ISth to:.Scpt. J4thgQod to .re
turn "ri date of sale only.' -" -. - v
W. W. CROXTON , 1" l -
v General; passenger Agent.
'V WEEK- END AND SUKtiAY
;r EXCURSION FARESTO
f morehead cnytfg
I .. BEAUFORT. -.'.L.'
-.-:--;.7:y?.-.w-i.': ..:s ..... s. .
NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Trorii 5 "'; Week End. -''Sunday
Wtuo'r;..;i.7f''Ui
Dover QL.
1.25
1.00
New Bern
1 so.-JP". ..-"i nn
Oriental
1.25
Bayboro; ri';.iX' 1.50 V'J 1.25
FwmvDle?:.'Wr'? 3.00. 1.73
GreehvnieiS;2.75:: t;7S
Mackey-K'::-3.2S e:'2.25
'--. is.
Plymouth :'-&j&WPXM$i3i 2.0Q
Washington '1,25, '7;:" US-frivcr westwirdJy 858' feet,?- thence';:v:' -t
Vncetw'f?
Fares. "to-"'. Beuicn".2d''.cc'ttf iighV6urse f .Trent'. PJycr 536 -fust,' thence,V-C,v'" '" .
than to Morehead Clty.;-:- 858'feet, thei.ee a Hae par- ,jX': '
Rates from fnter mediate, station n,; ralleMo the first line, thence north- .1"
same
faffleJWoportton-.t"jrK.,-ft.v::.;-;i!' ;
; Week End tickets ' sold Friday, Sat
urday end Sunday morning trains good
to return until midnight Tuesday, h,v
Sunday .'tickets sold each Sunday
until September 14th, limited to dats
of sale oftly.ff '';.," -."-S'vv V')'?
X ''Atlantic Hotel under hew. rnanagt
ment" Best fishing On Atlantic Coast"-
Cet Complete icforination from any
ticket sgenU -.''' 7 . "
. W. W. CROXTON, G. P. A,
rrtrJer Ct:. r cl tl S ,jt!j
N. B. The foi'ci. j schedwk f -jree
re r ut:.i oy it idwr n-silon" a-J
ire not guaraBtee-i.
TRAIN Na. 21 Leaves CoUobor ' .
6;45a.m.Iuf Raleigh, Durhsm, Greer . .'--
joro, . AiaeytHe aad .WayneoZie. . ": ' "
Ihrouijh traia to Avni', handle ' ' - --"
:tair car to WayneaviSe." Makes con- -'. . ' "
ectioas at Greensboro for all poiauT"- '
North and East, and at Asheville !tb ':----r, .
Caroliaa Special for Cbcfanatl, Chicaj. '
nd all westera points. : ? '
STRAIN N. UUiVes .GoUabl' VfV - '
K)S p. m. for Raleigh Durham .and E " -:.
Greensboro; Handles , through Pull-.,'-.
3an .' Sleeping Car from Raleigh t '" '"-
Atlanta, arrive Atlanta 5:2 J a. .m'"-- '
making connection for New Orleans v;v'-fr-? J ,
Teas. California, and aH Western ''puai '
Usoj tocnwtaat; Greensboro " ihh HC" " t
through train fori fcU Westwn ianc ;
Eastern potjnk.t-K i-y :'yp '
- ." .iiu. jji-T-jj-a yes ooiqsboro ;t J !
5:05 p. m. for Raleigh,-DohaW nnrj c-vil T ft 1
Greensboro. Makes direct onnek.i V
st Greensboro with solid Pultnun .-' ;'f '-Ti ,'-'-
ing Cartrain f of Washington; Baltimore: -i-''-
Phils HpIi ,hio KT v.-.. ..-.-; -v?. ,
r.r..-., w,: iui, B1 eastern - -- V-'
Mid Northern poiiits; A Connects also aKw '
Greensboro ; VUh through VTouris V;T
Sleeping Car for Los Angeles and San'l ' ' V-'1- :
Francisco.; .i-A:--; r?: '
.TRAIN No.' J 1 HiavcV poldsboro 1'.
10:45.r. a. for, Raleigh; Durham and"
Greensboro. .Handles ?PumanSJefiiP li
trig - Car , Raleigh to Winston'-Salem. ? 'rr.
Makes connection 'at'fereetisboro'witb' ,
through train fof Atlantk and New Or- " v "
leans, also iakes connertioq for ,Ashe " 1 '
yille, Chattanooga.'St. LbiiiMefflphis, ' '
Birmingham and all Western points. '? " '
ueiiieu iniormation, ; also ' for
ifor.mation concerning sjiecial round
trip' rate's account yarioiis 4neeiat orcas-
ions, PuHma'h slelepino ear'reservatioim-
ask any Southern Railway Agent or
communirste with n.i undersigned.
;'i'.r I-, p. JONJiS, ' .
. Trailing Passenger -Agent,
Raleigh, N. C. - I
A FEW POINTS IN FAVOR OF THE
n OSUUKU VISIBLE-TYPE-,
WRITER. -
There Is not . the least doubt but
that "THE PITTSBURG VISIBLE
TYPEWRITER la the best low priced
machine on the market today. It
is durable, attractive-and flight.
Ita simplicity- ia marvelous. :There
are no complicated pans td get out
of prder. It ia like an open book.
If something clogs, you have only
to make a few turns, with a screw
driver, remove the part causing
the trouble, clean it off.
and go ahead. It is the only ma
chine in the world on which the set
of tpye and type bars can be taken '
ant from the machine in less than
ten : siicondsiThis feature alone -is
worth many, dollars as a time "
saven .It la the only machine how
on themarket with whlrh
legible typewritten copies can be
maoe ai.one writing. The ribbon
c6ntrol is " automatic, the color
change is simple and convenient; ,
thex back ; spacer i. and tabulating:
key are within an inch of the bp
orator's ? hands when using the
machine, v. The type are lined In
a symmetrical row in front of the -
operator . ana are easily cleaned.
Srtong . piano - steel wires control
the type bars and It Is impossible
for these- to break.: .The machine ;
ia so constructed that the lightest
touch or the vigorous pound used
in , heavy manifolding have - the
same effect ore the mechanism. -
uau at the otticei ( the E, J. Land
Printing Company and take a look,
at this wonnerful machine: Prim
$65.00 on the easy payment plan. . '
MORTGAGEE'S SALE. " ,
Pursuant to power of sale contained
in ascertain" mortgage deed exe vtedl.
by Warren B. Ellis and wife A S. Ellb-, . -
to - Mrs. JosepK 'p., WilUarns, ;lated
December 2nd -1910 andTecordee-f in
Regii
101'
and
been
debtcdness,.
the .iindersien
-- . '
stry;--ofirTawn.:,Connty't'(Ck
:p;y454,vwhkh"-Waidrfy;Asf;if.:h
t'ransIerrd-oh;lM8.t9th
td'W; A.' Wimsatt,, whicTisaiiJ jtlfsjVK
is ' recorded, in Registry cf (Yivea 1C. v
County;; in . Book ':-. sdefai.$h"&
maa? in;tne payment-ot? tne;.m-:;H' a" ',
secured ;: by said ..'mortg-age,:..-,''.'-' r;?, .r -
led'V will sell atV hnhUri . . ;r ' iri
on Monday the30thjday of Jttne,;i9I5;-,!; -at
. 12; o'clock noon at the Court Hon'&??A$& 'h. '.
door in the. Gity'of New Berni Craven-
property,
, situate
,to-wit::.s.v.v'. ?r?;ttttvW
Certain- tract or parcel 'of land ',-'.iy;.---;.' -:.)'y
In No., 7; Township, Craven : . -
HJR; Bmn and bounded as-foUowsyX 1
Lying and being situate on the $oirik'-'-iS''c -side
of- Trent" River about two .'mnes;. :;;:'.....:.,.,'.
Irom the city ol iew .Bern',-beginning
on. said river at a point 100 feet south'
of. the foad : leading from ;New Bern
to .Bsanfort running thenca along said '
Jwardly. - a direct line Co the beginning. :.7 . "
containing" ten And 561100 acres. Being. " ,
the same land conveyed by H. R. Bryan V ,
and others to. Ur II. Berry by. deed rev- ;, ,
corded in Book 159, page 584. 7; - ' ' l :;;'V'. '
(2) 1 Also all buildings and machinery -;;- .
thereon and used in pperation of the . - :
Mill, , Including Dry ; KUns, Boilers, ' ' '
Shafting, jBelts. pulleys and air other. '
Machinery Uied therein.- '. " -' .,'
' :ThI2Hhdayof May, 1913. ,
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