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' tbey t -kv.1 B 'tni . ...J f r bun
dre'aVof to D!lwlr ,Ls c(-:1 atl3
then r' oa lnt0 lu water t0
tfwn f " lift Son. . .
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X-e 'i . t curton example of tola J
"i' j 1 f -una l.a tie seaward ml- .
jrnttlon of the xma'J brown, moleiifee I '
le flD lD-s. These animals will at cer- i
tal.i tiiiies leave the highlands, of Scan
dinavia and march in vast hordes to
ward tise lowlands, moving only By
anight and following the general trend
of the valleys. They bold tenaciously j
to the, general direction in wnicn tney i
Bet out and are diverted neither by
streams nor by moderately sisea laaes.
Eventnaliy, after a march lasting from
one to three years, the army, devastafr
ed. of .course, by many, foes," reaches
the aea, but not for Its own good, for,
qneerly enough, the end of the journey
is not attained, and many of the flttto
;, animals push on Into the (waters, ful
filling to their own destruction the un
accountable impulse to push forward.
1 Other creatures likewise are known
to fall under the spell of the sea. It Is
rather commonly known bow-the Eu
ropean reindeer will spend the hard
weather of winter on the highlands of
Scandinavia and Russia and feed spar
ingly on snow covered moss and li
chens and then in summer, to spite of
the fact that ; food baa become mora
plentiful inland, will forsake these
haunts tor the seacoast. Chicago
, Tribune. - - ,
i TURNED THE JOKE.
Romlsu's Pun With the Watchmaker
Was SpolUd In the Wlndup. '
" The French critic." musician and: gov
ernment official, Romien, was fond of
joking. ' : One of his diversions amus
ing, but not to be commended was to
go into some shop where he thought
he was not known and perplex the
, shopmen by - nis questions and re-
marks, 'ifirt't ,4 T;?'''A1
One evening he had taken ; a good
deal of wine . when he went Into a Ut
r tie watchmaker's shop and. assuming
,tbe accent and air of, a countryman.
I
I , "Sir,) what.; do yon' call those little
machines banging tberer . : .
"Watches.-, replied the snopkeepee.
k "What are they forr L -. , .,
1 "To indicate the time.
Kp. "Really! i j have beard of them.
: How much do they costf Vi ' : ;-
"Here Is one for 200 franca and one
for 100 franca, and here are some for
00 and 25 francs." .
1 !Are there printed directions about
making them gor 1
"No; they have to be wound up
' every day with a key." n. ,
"Will yon show me how, slrl"
'? "This way. Ton see It Is not dlfB
nlf ,
And mnst one wind it In the eren
lng or In the morning?" . .. ... ', ..; '
Ton mnst wind yours In the morn
ing." it;; H -f i t:::,TiM m
,,Why in the nornlngl"V , (
;? "Because hi the evening' yea are
usually drank; M. Bomlen. and might
break it" - , .
li.Lii mamni
never . fails . to cool
invigorate refresh!
It has a flavor all its own
rare and delicious.
4 This and its' -healthy
effect gain and hold
friends everywhere. -.
Try it, and Pepsi-Cola
vifi be your t favorite
your daily preference.
In Bottles or At Founts
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' Tobofl" Island.
Famed for its unfailing springs of
pure, sparkling ; water, the island ' of
Toboga lies about ten miles from the
; city of Panama, in the Pacific. Here
the mall steamers plying between 'Bal
boa and San Francisco lie by for their
.nnniv nf fresh water, as dd also the
steamers that sail southward ; from
J?OVER Alrt) S0UTi:i0UND
, RAILROAD.
' Traffic Department. :
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS' CARRY-
,' ING PASSENGERS. -Effective
Sunday, Marc 31, 1913.
SoUthBound' Ixrth Bound
, Trains ' Trains
'7 -'5 ,. '68
, , STATIONS , ,
p.m. i p.m.-; ' B.m. a.m.
1 . Lv. I - Ar.
4:25,' 4:25 Dover 7:55 ,7:55 1
4:40 ,4:42Foys . ' 7 J8 r.w
4:44 4:46 ' Taylors v 7:34 7:36
4:53 . 457 Phillips '. 7:23 7:27
5:;2 5:08 Wimsatt 7:12 7:18
, 5:22 1 5 :29 ; Comfort C :5 1 : ; 7 :00
5;40 i 5:50 Petersburg 6:30 ; 6:30
.5.45 5:55 Richlands 6:25 ' 6:35
Ar. ' 1 Lv.
tTrains run daily. except Sunday, a
Trains run Sunday only.
rN. S. RICHARDSON,'.
i , , t , ' TraCc Manager.
D. W. Richardson,
- General 'Manager. 1
I s
GC OD RESIDENCE FOR . RfeNT.
About 'September 1st I expect
to have a good, well-located com I
modioua residence, ,Vitb modern :
steamers that sail soutnwara , worn improvements, for tent. Applica
Panama. ;, The island to also ; famous 'n may be ma(Je noWf ; ,
for itosplendld pineapples., .( , t- . , c. T,. HANCOCK.,
- V. OF THE CONDITION OF THE - ' V
' j':'sv::!3 feiifej' and Tryst Conipaiiy , . .
at New Bern, in the State of North Carolina, at the
. . . Close of Business, August 9i 1913. '. ; ' , '
' - 1 RESOURCES. , ,? ,1 - ' " ,
T.nam and Disrount I . 1. L $59,880.54
: Overdrafts unsecure....-...:-,
Rankin? Mouse. .. : .
Furniture and Fixtures.....-...'.,..,..i.-.4.v.,i.
; D;:e from Banks and Bankers , ,1..,
Gold coin.,...-.i....;.......!......,.l;.....i..il....
Silver coin, including all minor coin currency
. National Bank notes and other U. S. notes..::
1,376.84 -
$1,500.00 V" ' 1 :
1 500.00 1 M .
1 "2,000.00 "
, 1,501.60
' ' 27o.oo i;
,t 155.20, v
400.00)'
1 . '! ' S65.584.18,
. ;( ' . LIABILITIES. j, - ' ) '
Capital stock paid ln.....u u.......-,...L.i.: ' .. 5,000.00
Surplus fund -...............: 1 2,500.00
Undivided profits, less current expenses and taxes paid...-L..; ; 1,412.81
Bills payable ......,.'.....: .............- .'. 6,000.00
Time Certificates of Deposit..... .....:...,7...........i,......:..L'L...,' ' 31,400.90
Deposits subject to Check..! ....... ... .l...... ...j,......... 13,470.15
Savings Deposits........ 5,767.32
Cashier's Checks Outstanding.i......... ... , : 33.00
$65,584.18
State of North Carolina, County of ' Jones,-ss.- ; : ;
!, Coo. E. Wn ks, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly stoear that
.; a! ove statement is true to the best of my knowledge and Lehci.
GEO. E. WEEKS,
. -, -,- . Cashier. ".;
' ' 1 an 1 sworn to before me, this 15th day of August, 1913.
' E. L. MATTOCKS,
Notary 1 nl. lie.
My C'tn:niS!iion expires .Decembc. 13,- 1914
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