TRUSTEE i. SALE
; -y Pursuant to the, duties imposed by
"i the deed of trust dated March 3, I9 13.
, from A. J. Holton, and wife to W. D.
' Mclver trustee, securing ' the 4 debt
'due' Lida P.' Duffy, recorded in the am
f" f of the Register of Deeds in Book 195,
' ; page 244, the said trustee will offer for
' sale at the i court house door at New
Bern, on Mondav, June 8, 1914, the
u property described in ths deed of trust
. to-wit:' All that lot of land in Bridge
s ton described in a deed from ). C. Rig
i'don and wife to A. J Holton dated
' June 10th 1908, recorded in tht office
ot the Register of Deeds of Craven
county in Book 172, page 442, onwhich
' said lot is located a plant for manufac
turing washing machines, including all
machinery, tools and appliances used
in connection with the said factory or
thop.
Also three mules sold A. J. Holton
by Lida P. Duffy.
Default having been made in pay
ment of said debt and alse having
; been demanded by Lida P. Duffy.
' W. D. Mclver, Trustee
This May 6. 1914.
BUY YOUR
SWEEPING POWDER
, AT HOME
ANT1 - DUST
' ' Manufactured By
TARRO CHEMICAL
COMPANY
Also cheap Barn and Roof Paint
It's fine for brickwork and fen
cing It's a-Wood Preserver.
Tarro Chemical
' Company
Phone SI, NEW BERN, N. C.
R.A. NUNN
- ATTORNEY AT LAW '
Practice in the counties of
Craven, Carteret, Pamlico, Jones,
and Onslow and in the Supreme
ard Federal Courts.
Office 50 Craven St.
Phone 97
New Bern, N.C.
I
New vegetable of
all kind at Hack
burns
A. C. L Schedule
Following i the schedule from Nev
Bern in connection with the new ser
vice.
Lv. New Bern 9:35 A.M
Ar. Wilmington 12:50 P.M
Lv. Wilmington 3:45 P.M
Ar. Florence 7:35 P.M.
Lv. Florence S:00 P.M.
Lv. Sumpter. 9:30 P.M
Ar. Orangeburg 10:53 P.M
Ar. Augusta 1:40 A.M
Ar. Atlanta 6:00 A.M
Passenger ' may remain in sleep
ing cars until 7:00 a. m.
Returning the train leaves Atlar,
ta 8:00 o. m., Central time; and ar
rives Wilmington 1:15 p. m., and New
"Bern 6:45 p. m. Eastern time.
, Connections are made in the Un
ion depot Atlanta with the "Dixie-
Flyer," (leaving there at 8:00 A. M.)
which is a solid train to Chicago
carrying sleeping, dining and obser
vation cars; also through sleeping
cars to St. Louis; and with the "South
Atlantic Limited," (leaving at 7:12 a
m.) a solid train to Cincinnati, carrying
Bleeping and dining cars; also through
-sleeping cars to Louisville and Indian
apolis.
Connections are also made in At
Janta with the Atlanta & West . Point
R. R., lor Montgomery, Mobile, New
Orleans and the Southwest; with the
Southern Ry. for Birmingham, . Mem
phis and the West with other diverg
ing lines for points in South Georg
ia, etc.'; " .
1 -!; 1 Ttr PMAnrqfinna ir,lraa on1 a h Ail.
fy t'Jniea,;; to ; any Western destination . by
7 -.; thin new and attractive route.' bv old
COAST LIinE. The Standard Kail-
road of the South. ' Xi't
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
;.':M'MO CRAVEN COUNTE ,.;
' i J: $ ,i hereby, announce my ; candidacy
". for the Legislature, and. respectfully
' f 'ask' all democrat of Craven County
.f .' to' give me their support."
The primary is called for Saturday
June 27th 1914, from sunrise , until
- sundownfimijl I: would ' appreciate
, the work of my friends' at the" polls
on that day.v Very '. Respectfully, ,zs,
. :. G. A WHITFORD. . A
TAKE: IT IN TIME
Just Aa Scores of New Bern People
Have.
Waiting doesn't pay- ' ,''.
If you neglect kidney backache,
Urinary troubles often follow.. . ; -,'
Act in time by curing the kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills; are especially
for weakened kidneys. ' - ,
Many people in this locality recom
mend them.'
Here's one case: ' . ...
W. L. Benson, 620 S. Second St.,
Wilmington, Nr C. says: "My back
ached nearly all the time and I couldn't
straighten ; after stooping or lifting
when I got up, I was very lame and
sore, and I noticed that the kidney
secretions co" jed sediment. Soon
after I usei Ooan's Kidney Pills, be
fore long I felt better in every way
and it wasn't long before I wasenjoying
the best ot health. My advice to any
one suffering from kidney complaint
is to try Doan's Kidney Pills."-
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don t
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mr. Benson had. Foster- J lilburn Co.,
Props., Buffalo, N. Y.
Deafness . Cannot Be Cured
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inflamed con
dition of the mucuous lining of the Eus
tachian Tube. When this tube is in
flamed you have a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is en
tirely closed, Deafness is the result, and
unless the inflammation can be taken
out, and this tube restored to its normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed
forever; nine cases out of ten are caused
by Catarrh, which is nothing but an in
flamed condition of the mucous sur
faces. We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo.O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Hall's FamilyPills for constipa
tion. T LINE
PUTS ONINEW TRAIN
CHANGES! UP SCHEDULE ALL
OVER ITS EASTERN LINE
LOW RATES.
A number of changes in schedules
went into effect yesterday on the Atlantic
Coast Line which will be of much bene
fit to all.
A Sunday train will be inaugurated
and continue until about September
13th, which will arrive at Wilmington
from New Bern at 10:15 a. m.. and
leave for this point at 7:30 p. m.
Nos. 59 and 60, which have hereto
fore been operated between Wilming
ton and Sanford dally except Sunday
will hereafter be run every day between
Wilmington and Fayetteville only, ar
riving Wilmington at 10:15 a. m., and
leaving at 6:ji. p. m as at present.
As previouoly announced, the Flor
ence local began running daily, instead
of daily except Sunday, on May 3rd.
This train leaves Wilmington at 6:20 p.
m., and arrives at 9:55 a. m.
These Sunday trains will accommo
date th-. travel from and to nearby
points to Wrightsville Beach and Wil
mington's other beach resorts and the
Atlantic Coast Line has announced low
rate Sunday excursions to Wilmington
commencing next Sunday and continu
ing until about September 13th, as fol-
lows, witn , proportionately low rates
from Intermediate point3.
Rocky Mminr. ' ,. , , $2.50
Wilson. 2.00
Goldsborof
Mount Olive
Warsaw
Burgaw
-1.50
.1.40
.1.10
45
New Bern....
1.25
1.00
-1.50
Jacksonville-
Fayetteville-
Chadbourn
Whiteville
La.25
11.15
Lake Waccamaw
...,1.00
only , for
These rates are
effective
Sunday trains except that from Rocky
Mount and intermediate points they
win be sold for trains arriving at Wil
mington 1:15 a. ' m.,' and 10:00 a. nt.
Sunday mornings and limited return
ing to the 6:45 p. m. train on Sunday or
he 3:40 a. m. train Monday.;
,1! f '' i Hr "
Quality not quan
4
itt'HackjL)Ui:ns
rORIA
lor Infanta and Children.
Jh tJt.i Yq E:T3te:;s
Bears the
Signature of
Rubber
' There are aliments you can
often cure-. easily without medis;:
i cines simply,, by applying, heat,?;
For' example--Headache tooth-;
ache, earache, and you can fre
quently check ; a coldfor cough
by applying heat by means cf a
hot water bsttle. " . . ;
You can always ro'lave ? that
detestable annoyance xi cold feet
in bed for a hot water bottle is a
SPLENDID BEDFELLOW ,
One of the latest ; means of
effectually curing constipation
which is a result of intestinal
disorders is by means of internal
bathing, using a fountain syringe
and alkaline solution , under;, a
docter's orders. These two use
ful articles should be in every
home. We are headquarters for
them.
F. S. Duffy
ST. UOHN'S DAY ?
Masonic Celebration ; -
, ' r OXFORD, N. C. ;
1 . ! Weddnesday, June 24, 1914.
Low Round Trip Rates. Special
Excursion Rates via Southern. Rail
way, Premier Carrier of the South.
SPECIAL TRAIN FROM RALEIGH
- . AND DURHAM
Leave Raleigh ; 1
Leave Durham '
Arrive Oxford .
Leave Oxford return.
Schedule . and rates
7:30 A M
8:30 .AM
$1.00
$.100
9:50 AM
.5:20 P M
from Goldsboro,
Greensboro, and intermediate points
as follows:
Leave Goldsboro 6:55 A M $1.50
' Sslma 7:40 AM 1-25
" Raleigh 5:50 A M 1.00
" Greensboro 7:30 A M 1.75
" Burlington 8:12 -A M 1.35
" Chapd Hill 8:20 AM 1.00
Leave Durham 10:00 A. M., special
train, arrive at Oxford 11:00 A. M.
Returning this train will leave Oxford
4:45 P. M., connecting at Durham for
all points East, and West.
Rates and schedules in same" pro
portion from all intermediate points.
For full and complete information,
ask nearest agsnt, and large flyer, or
write, J. 0. JONES, Travelling Pas
senger ' Agent, Raleigh N. C.
LOCAL MARKETS.
As Quoted
By Jacobs
pany.
And Coin-
Irish Potatoes $2.50 to $2.75 per bag.
Irish, potatoes new $2.75 to $3.75
par barrel.
Sweet potatoes 65c to 75c oer bushel.
Lettuce $1.00 to $1.50 per basket.
Beets, 5c to 6c per bunch. ( .
Squash 75c to $1.25 per basket.
Beans $1.00 to $1.25 per basket. . '
Cabbage 90c to $1.25 per crate.
Onions $3.0Q to $3.25- per bag.
New onions $1.00 to $1.50 per bas
ket. ' ' f.'1 -
Quotations From A. Castets Mar
ket.
Beef at 10c per pound.
Pork at Hie per pound.
Eggs at 18 cents per dozen.
Spring chickens 40 cents to 75 cents
per pair. , " ., . t
Old chickens $1.00 per pair. ,
Hides at 10 cents per pound. .
Salt hides at 11 1-2 cents per pound.
.
LEAGUE.'
NEW BERN CITY
Next Game "Wednesday Single ,
Men vs Ghent.
STANDING OF CLUBS, p
'-v -;,.' W . L P.C
Single Men ,J5 1 834
Rallroadera 4 2 .667
Married Men 2 5 286
Ghent Association -.'2. 5-' 286 "
PANAMA CANAL HAS 'CUT V ?
TOLLS OF SUEZ, WATERWAY.
Stockholders Find Fault Because
They ; Get 'Dividend of V
" Only 33 Per Cent. " , .
PARIS, - June; lO.The Sues Canal
management was censured for the first
time in years at die annual meeting to
day, when the usual 33 per cent, divi
dend was declared.. Some shareholders
demanded to know why the amount was
not larger; ! '' f;-
Charles Jonnart, President of the com
pany, said, the. sues V-anal tolls nave
been reduced 10 cents a ton to meet the
rates fixed for Panama, although" he as
serted that the Panama Canal will have
little effect on the Suez Canal. i
a Rensedy
Oils EISLIDTiB
..(sues cm c;;;:ers
LACK OF SAFETY APPLIANCES
, WHEN ELLA HACKETTf FELL
' ' ' INTO RING ,.
NEW YORKJune 10. The Rintl rg
brothers, owners of the Barnum & Bail
ey circus,- are defendants J; a $10,000
suit brought- by. - the. ' mother" of - Ella
Hackett," the nineteen ysarold "eques
trienne , who was killed in - Madison
Square Garden April 1, while; rehears
ing an aerial actv .J '. ,- 2
. The girl,; who was the daughter of Dr
Clarence Lv Hackctta dentist, No. 153
East Forty-third street, was preparing
to do an aerial "loop the loop"- when she
fell thirty-five feet to the arena. . During
the .accident,; which happened after the
matinee performance, only a few per
formers were jn the garden, arfiong them
a sister of .the young woman,' also -a ri
der. ' ' c
In the suit, which, is brought under
the Employers' Liability act, the Ringl
ing management is charged 'with neg
lect in not having nets, under the- tra
peze and failing to provide a safety belt
for the girl.-
William La Monte, a member of the
Bird Mill man troupe, is named in the
complaint as having, been. Miss Hack-
ett s instructor and having permitted
her to attempt the loop without, safe
guards, although she had never accom
plished the feat. The police who were,
called to the Garden were informed that
Miss Hackett wa.s opposed to burden
ing the trapeze with a safety rope. , i .
Mrs. Clarence Hackett, mother of
the girl, who was appointed -administratrix
by the Surrogate, is bringing the
action in behalf of the next of kin, nam
ing herself, her husband, and two daugh
ters, Mrs.; -Belle,, L. Freitag and Mrs.
Sara L. Van Skark, , '- . . ,
NEGRO WIFE SLASHER SENTEN
" . CES HIMSELF.
ELIZABETH CITY, N. C, June 10
Fred Walker, colored, was sentenced to
seven months on the Pasquotank counJ
ty chain gang this' morning for cutting
his wife several days ago. Walker
slashed her with a razor and left her for
dead. He fled as soon as he committed
the crime and then wrote her a letter
telling her where- he was. The police
got hold of the letter and picked him up.
Judge Turner allowed him to impose
his own sentence and he said- that he
would be satisfied if he got out of trouble
by Christmas. ; He was committed to
the roads with an order to release him on
Christmas Eve. "
SLIGHT THROAT OPERATION
ON PRESIDENT'S DAUGHTER.
Miss Margaret Went to a Philadel
phia Doctor for H
Treatment.
(Special to the Journal.) v i .
PHILADELPHIA, June 10 Miss
Margaret Wilson, the unmarried daugh
ter of the President and Mrs. Wilson,
came to Philadelphia today to undergo
a minor operation of the throat.
- The affection has interfered seriously
with her singing, which has been highly
praised. - She came in this morning
from Washington and went almost, im
mediately to the office of her physician,
Dr D. Bradem Kyle, No. 1517 Walnut
street. She left in an automobile and
passed .the afternoon and night with
Philadelphia friends. '
't A postoperative examination of the
throat will be made Thursday by Dr.
Kyle, after which Miss Wilson will re
turn to the capital. '
BEE STINGS THROAT ALL WAY
?7 t.-r - TO STOMACH. ' .
BQULTJER, COLO, June 10y--A bee
which,: flew down the throat of John
Andrews, a farmer, kept its sting going
all the way to the farmer s tomach
Andrews may die' of blood poisoning,
his physician says. - - ,' 1
MISBRANDING FIRM GIVEN $50
K .'5l- V. S. FINE. .
WASHINGTON, June lO.-i-A fine.of
50 and costs Was imposed opon the
Weid manCompany, of Cleveland, Ohio,
for '.shipping misbranded -peppermint
b-LTakej Plenty -of Time to Eat. .
ffThere is a saying that "rapid eating
slow suicide." If-you have formed the
habit of.eating too rapidly yon are most
likely suffering from' indigestion or
constipation,, which will result eventu
ally in serious illness unless corrected.
Digestion begins in the mouth.' Food
should . be thoroughly, masticated and
insalivated.' Then when you have 'a
fullness of the stomach or feel dull and
stupid after eating take one of Cham
berlain's Tablets. Many severe cases
of stomach trouble and - constipation
have been cured by the Use. of these
tablets.' They are easy to take and most
agreeable in effect. ' Sold by all dealer.-
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Summer Pleasures without Summer
v Discomforts Indoors it's sticky and
moist ; On the' porch' it's" coo
when the Vudors are down.. s
i " Why not ea Bleep, live there this snmmerf
" Thousands do lu The cool air gives appetite and,,
i forces prou td dreamless sleep because it bathes the
, ; trves wWj you Bleep, It eiuvs thero. . ' j i
' Vudor Porch Shades cost httle. Theyjgivealr but
J keep out glaref ;" You can look qu through -Vudors,,
- but not in through theme Tney .asAhey,
"thjt new looklfor they're stained, not painted; nor,
j
S. HSILLEH
Jhe'Home
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Successful Ice
MllMIMMJI)MMlLW.WI.ftBtfM1flH1lirT'fffB Ll"ll I """MB
depends .upon, tha proper kind-of a -freezer.
Our O. K. Freezer will - freeze your cream';in
half the time the ordinary,, kind 'takes.; Itv
doesnrt "require much exertion to work it. You ,
can save many a . dollar : by making your own
creaih tQ say nothing" of your health., 1 See '
our show window for special prices. ' - .
Gaskill Hardware and Mill Supply . Co.
73-75-77 Middle Street -i 1- - -Phone 147
STEAMER
Balto. & Norfolk to
" New .Bern , -SCHEDULE
Lve. Baltimore, ' It 19th 20th
.' Norfolk . N following days
DOCKS
alto. Miller Wharf FootCarolineSt.
, Norfolk ; Jones & Co. Water St
New, Bern ; J, B. Blades , f
SHALL THE PEOPLE
RULE? 1 "
I am informed that Mr., James .A.
Bryan, in addressing the magistrates,
and commissioners of Craven county,
last Monday, June 1st, said that Mr. G.
A. Whitford would' be the next repre
sentative from -Craven countyi CThe
time has been -when the Colonel could
call a few men together at his home, and
behind closed '.doors, name the county
officers, but that day has passed.'
' ' The people' demand the right to name
for themselves, the officers who are to
represent them, and in this day and time
no man or set of men can take this right
away from them.;, 1 f -
-Colonel, you have named your man,
now let us hear from the people. '
' ". - G. V. RICHARDSON.
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75 ct. PER BASKET '
Sliced Hams, Bone
Removed 3Cc;lb.
Suar '
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FOB SALE
my oeauuiui nome situ
ated on Slocomb ' Greek
with 550 acres of land well
drained and fit to, grow;
uuy iiuug . ilia 1 grows in
this, section.- Come see
it or address . ,
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