days ooiiiGSMibluieii
Mutual Insurance Company for Mount
Olive Special Termof Court. v
Barn Burninfl8-WateKNot V
Good State NevI.V "..;r
Special Star Coirespfidefccfc;-;
Raleigh, N. C.,. Jtily L -the Corpo-
I I i 3 i. 1 ' . . '
ration uomnussiuu isaueu igunya can
for reports of the condition of Stat?,
private and savings-banks dojng busi
ness in this State, at the cldse of busi
ness June 30. . . , ;,:
The American Mutual Life Insur
Co., Mt. unve, received a char
ge wii
anee
nVtVl T TW T.Or4o XT TIT To-
man and others as the principal incor
porators for a general niutuftUife itf.
snrance business.. - ,
Tax listers in Wake county say that
there has been a markd falling off to
the- listing of personal property. They
aceoont for this on the. groond that
Increase in taxes and the Bteady ad
vance in the assessed value of real' es
tate are causing many people to with
hold personal prpperty values; r
Judge Cook is to convene ' a two
weeks' term of Superior j . : Court ; for
AVaUe county July 11th, with indica
tions that the docket will be well up
to the average in the number of cases
nithnnirh there will toera decided fall
ing oft' in the usual record of murder.
trials. .J' v.
Col. J. E. Robinson, of Goldsboro,
who is in the race for Congress in
the Third distrjct, spent the day in Ra
leigh and says that he considers his
chances very good for, the nomination..
He is standing by pending the . fight
between Hood, Grady and Thomas
and hopes to -win In a deadlock be
tween the others. Congressman Thorn
as is aisu luonmg u uui, iui i.ua nom
ination and his nomination will be the
outcome of the-close fight between the
others' in the . race. Col. t-Bjobinson
was here on business with the State.
Department of Education, he being the
cliairman of the Wayne county board
of education. He says that Wayne is
hnikliner more new and urto-date nnh-
lie school houses than any.otner.coun-.
ty in the State and that the education
al interests in Wayne were' never more
alive and promising of real permanent
Drogres3. . c
The. June number. of the. Bulletin of
the North Carolina Board of Health
just issued announces that three sepa
rate analyses of Veronica Water on
sale in many parts of the State hate
shown it to be impure; to a degree that
makes it dangerous to the public
health. The announcement is in coin'
pliance with a State law requiring the
examination of all mineral waters of
fered for sale in the State and the pub
lication of those found to be Impure.
A reward Is offered by" Governor
Kitchin for the arrest of the. unknown
parties, who set fire to the farm barn
of Mrs. D. E. Wilkerson,v in . Caswell
county. The amount is $100.
Dr. G. M. Bell, at . Wakefield, this
county, lost his fine barn . yesterday,
the fire being of unknown origin. The
damage was $3,000, and the, flames
were kept . from the Bell residence
with the greatest -difficulty. .Indeed
the flames threatened one : while to
destroy a large- part of the town of
Wakefield. . J J ?
TRACK--WAS-- BLACKED.
Thomas Lead for r.n.'..' r.i.t::'
Men's Aociatiorr--Ball.
(ByLong Distance "Telephone
i Burgaw, N. C. Juiv' i Z '
County;; convention W Pender
Hnw a wwJuk- in -the. Court
tiouseand. Moved a mnot tr.,n
SHvf6?118168"0 Bering of the stal
Zb2 Democracy of the ..county. ;. The"
wxuuoii was caned, to order by E.
L. Larkins, Esq., chairman of tbe 4x-
$ommit .after which Hon.
J as.-. F. Moore, of fnrrt . &a u
preside as infcrntnrKm ; .,v,
wk Ie ade a rlging address in
wSihln6?efer,rea nthusiasticaUy to
w,ht he, Conceived to be the . mission
of pemrjcracy and admonished the par-
Ja TT. C1 "Vcling to those cherish
ed traditions of, the. past, which have
made Demdcracy militant for all tim&
io vote was taken as to therela
uve strength of ..the cannirintoa
for Congress, and asnear as can be
ascertained, the 3otes of the county
" ui wuyenuon at uoidSboro onvJuly
7th, will be divided as follows: Thoni
as 13, Duffy 3, Faisott Hood 1. There
was . no j instruction' as to. the . state
ticket, but. the delegation will stand
approximately six. for :Allen and one
for Manning. . There -Was also no in.
structions for the solicitorship, but
WHliams,, of. Duplin, will . lead with
half or a little more of the delegation
the remainder being divided between
uraqy and Shaw., , - .
An enthusiastic
ihess , Men's -Association,- Mr. A. B.
ioom, jr., tbe president, presiding,
was held, tonight for the purpose, ot
discussing better fire nrotfirtinn fnr
Burgaw. ;-After ' discussion by the 20
or more leading citizens present, it
was decided to. recommend to the town
authorities the purchase of a chemical
engine, the putting on of night watch
man and that citizens as far. as dos-
sible provide themselves with means
of - protecting their . own imm1intf
premises. : It was also .decided to ap
point a committee to further a move
ment for a, bond' issue, of $35,000 or
more for the installation of a flrat-
class waterworks and sewerage sys
tem for. the town, v
In an interesting ten-inning game of
baseball .here this , afternhnn Rnre-aw
defeated Rose Hill and Magnolia by
tnev score or to 8. The batteries
were Riyenbark, Bannerman and Ban
nerman for Burgaw, and Bradshaw
and Hatcher" for -the visitors. Umpire,
Mr. Ross McNeal.
TH13?MOJimSTAB,;yiIj T . S AT UllBAY, J IJLY 2, 1910.
PAGE THRE
v
DEATH IN NASH.
Mrs.
-Picnic
Slight Wreck at Rocky Mount
in Nash. V :
(Special 'Star Correspondence.) '
Rocky Mount, M. G July I. Short
ly before 7 o'clock last night a shift
ing engine and, three cars were pass
ing over the "eight point", switch Just
above the passjenger. tlfepot, ' when the
switch worked t wrong -and three .box
cars were turned over,', blocking the
main line of the Atlantic Coast Line
during the major part of last night.
The wrecking crew was put to replac
ing the cars and for fotir .hours the
three cars made trouble before, they
could be returned to the tfrack. Tne
night shoofly trains and. the. through
trains were inconvenienced Jn getting
into and out of the passenger -station
and it was necessary to use the pass
tracks. No one was injured in the de
railment... --. ' V.: ;
Among the independence day eves
in Nash as planned by the young peo
ple will be a large picnic andDarDe
cue at the Vance bottom's Springs Jn
CooDer's townshiD In Nash county: A
W.-..A. Sanders Near Bailey's
Republicans : Are Active.
-, (Special Star Correspondence.)
. Spring Hope, N.. C; July 1. News
reached here this morning of the
death , of Mrs; .W. A'iSanders, which
tooki 'place at her home-near Bailey
last night. Her death . was caused by
typhoid fever. ' She . was the mother
of Messrs. Walter and Oscar Sanders,
of Spring Hope. Being well known
throughout Nash county she had many
friends. The funeral services will take
place today, . the ; interment being in
the family burying grounds. Besides
the.; two. constat Spring Hope, she is
survived by one other son and sev
eral daughters. All live! Hi Nash coun-
t.The Republican precinct meetings
for Nash will be held (Saturday, and
the county convention will be. pulled
off at ' NashviHe the coming . Monday,
July. 4th. The . Hon. J. M.. Mfiekins,.oI
Kllzabetn City, and tne HOn. Marion
BuHer, , have been secured by the
Hon. - John C. Matthews, -Republican
leader of thev cpunty and would-be
Spring Hope postmaster, to exhort the
faithful at the convention the com
ing Monday. It is not known, of course,
what the ; eminent speakers will t alk
about whether it Spill be a matter of
clearing up their records Meekihs his
Elizabeth ",City postmaster fight rec
ord and Bulter his record in helping
outsiders recover from North Caroli
na n old reconstruction bonds or
whe.ther they will make an effort to
show how . the . National .Republican
party" has brought prosperity.
:ROOSEVELT. VISITS MOODY.
Spent the Day In Massachusetts-Ex-
rresioent Muni on pontics. '
Boston, July 1. A visit to his ojdj
friend; and former cabinet officer, As
sociated 1 Justiec .Wdlllam R Moody,
of the. tjnited iStates Supreme Court,
TTrVlrt r, T I x.J.s.XAJ t,
tism in a, private hospital- in 'Brook4
line, ended ex-President Roosevelt 3
visit to 'Massachusetts. : He returned
to New York this afternoon.
On "matters political Col. Roosevelt
was silent. Frequent efforts were made
to have him express hjs opinions on
the defeat "at Albany ' of the direct
nominations legislation favored by
him and Gov. Hughes, but he declin
ed to discuss the matter.
The statement that Col. Roosevelt
would -return "to Massachusetts in the
Fall and take part in the Republican
State campaign, was made by Sena
tor: Lodge today. y. - .
The Senator said: "Col. Roosevelt
is a 'remarkable man in many ways.
He has a -wonderful an astonishing
hold--oh the American people. Colonel
Roosevelt will not talk politics. There
is no doubt, however, that he will
talk later and. may have something
ing)4.nt . to; say. I. expect he will
spklaihere in the campaign. Colonel
Roosevelt is a wonderful vote-getter
jhaeo..wfU be helpful in the
As to the' visit to President Taft,
all I can say.Ms that it was most en
joyable. As to the political side, ilmay
Dear iruit later. ' -
MIDSHIPMAN THOMAS BURIED.
Last Honors to Hero Who Sacrificed
His- Life For Another. -
' Annapolis," Md., July 1. The last
honors .were paid this afternoon to
Midshipman. Grisby A. Thomas, of Un
ion Point, Ga., who according to the
finding ofa Board of Inquiry, sacri
ficed his life in an effort to save an
other in the triple drowning in the
Seyern river Tuesday afternoon. The
funeral was held from the academy
chapel, Chaplain Henry H. Clark, of
ficiating, and interment was made in
the jiaval cemetery here, in accord
ance with the Wishes of the relatives
of jthe dead midshipman. Military honors-were
accorded and the pall bear
ers were members of the academy ri
fle squad to which Thomas belonged.
The . mother wan unable to attend'
the funeral, but a ,n timber of relatives
and friends from Union "Point and else
where were present.
36-inch . white lawn 10 cent quality
today 7 1-2 cents at Rehder's mill-end
sale,
. The ads will show you whether or
not there's a chance today to buy that
olfcp of frirniture at your price.
ALL UNSTRUNG
WAKE PRIMARIES.
Final Vote Announced Manning
Leads Allen Other' Notes..
; Raleigh, N.- C.July 1. The final
umming up of the Wake Democratic
rimary ; with air -returns, shows that
h totai vote was 5;100. Manning re-
b: r eu majority over Alien lor uf
May Wilmington "People Suffer From
Nervous Troubles and Don't ;
Know Why..
Thousands of cases of kidney trou
ble show few outward symptoms ex
cept nervousness, depression, languor,
irritability and an inclination to worry
over trifles. It i-generally due to the
poisonous action, of uric acid, on bipod
and nerves, and cant's be cured except
by-curing" the kidneys. Doan's Kidney
Pills cure these ills by curing the kid
neys. Wilmington women are learn
ing it. Here's a local case:
Mrs. J. E. Marshburn, 516 Castle
St., Wilmington, N. C, stays: "I suf
fered a great deal from backache and
pains through my loins. Headaches
were common and the kidney secre
tions were unnatural. I . always felt
tired and languid and little like doing
my housework. Doan's Kidney Pills,
procured at Robert R. Bellamy's, drug
store, cured me and Improved my
health. T am willing to publjcly en
dorse this reliable remedy."
For sale by all dealers. Price 60
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's and
tak no other.
Upreme Court Justiceship. For the
large crowd is expected to be in at 'Superior Court judgeship, sixth dis
3 . fi, c .ni I riot ItVanlr Dantels mAioritv wan 39F
lenaance and mere win., u iuuires
from all oyet the county present that
day with baskets. . , '.
Long Distance 'PJione Service. .
( Lumberton Robesonian, July -1.)
' Two forces of hands are coming this
way from Wilmington with long-distance
telephone ; lines. They;are..now
about 15 miles below Lumberton .and
will reach this place in about two
weeks; and then Lumberton wjll have
long-distance service, ; a .convenience
not heretofore enjoyed here and the
lack of which has been greatly nilss-
d. Good progress is also-being made
in installing the Bell system in town.
. . i I'
Farmers' Union ' Picnic.
(Lumberton Robesonian.)
Four local unions Centenary,' Stn
dents' Hope, Alfordsville -and? Brancn-j
villewill , give a -picnic at , Alfords
ville Friday, July 8th.' Mr. -Clarence
I'oe, editor of the , Progressive Farm
er, will deliver ah address oh agrlcuf
turcal educatIon.Members ot the,Un
ion will furnish -dinner.- Everybody,!
invited. ' . ' - ' ' J'- '. ' : .
rict, Frank Daniels majority was 395
v er Clifford ; H. C. Brown, .2,984 ma
ority'over L. C. Bagwell fort Corpora
tion Commissipner. Graham, for West
ern -Commissionership, received 2,659;
T.. Lee 1,478 and Pearson 251 for
the long term; ; '
MANNING STATEMENT.
Napoleori's (SrlL --rr ; '
was of the unconquerable, , never-say-lie
kind, .the kind that you heed most
when you have a bad cold.-cough or
lung disease. Suppose- troches,- cough
syrups, cod liver oil. or, doctors have
all railed, don't lose heart or hope.
Take Dr. King's New Discovery. .Sat
isfaction Is guaranteed when, used for
any throat or lung trouble. It has. saved
thousands of hopeless sufferers.; It
masters stubborn colds, ".; obstinate
roughs, hemorrhages, lagrippe,- crdup,
as. lima, hay fever and Whooplhg cougn
and is the most safe arid certain rem
edy for all bronchial affections: 50c,
100. Trial bottle free at Robert ,: R.
Bellamy's. - " . ..;' .
Foushee Says Tf'iat His Candidate
y Will Win.
(Special Star Telegram.)
Durham, N.. C.;i July 1. Upon the
eve of the conventions over the State
tomorrow- Senator. Foushee, campaign
are entfrely i satisfied ..with, the situa
tlon. Our friends are actively and sys
ftematically at .work everywhere and
no man ever had a more loyai or oe
voted following than Judge: Manning
They can and will deliver the votes.
I atahd .by my prediction; Judge Man
nlng.wlll be nominated in Charlotte.'
. . . Remember.'. -
That deposits made oh Friday, and
Saturday, at The People's Savings'
Bank will receiye a full quarter's Inter-
rest on October 1st l . "... Jul 1 2L
NEVER GOES UP
Friday and Saturday." v
All denosita rrtflrlA -at the PeODle's
Savings Bank will draW interesl from
July 1st. This is our, regular Interest ,
quarter.-' v, juri 2L
Fireworks, all Mnds, ldwest price,
at Rehder'a ht tnr - Fourth street
mm
Vmnce
. Everything that
i goes into Ice Cream
- costs mut h more
than it used to, un
, less it is made from
JEUL-O
ICE CREAM
Poivdeiv
Vhen it .is made from "Jetl-0 Ice
Cream Powder, Ice Creain; does not
Cost as much as it did ten years ago,
--Therice of Jell-0 Ice Creani Pow
der never goes up. ' ' ;:'r .' 7 :.
- Ice .'Cream, made from Jell-O Jce
Cream Powder, is the lowest-priced
luxury on earth.' ,J vi;;"','?1
v Flavors: Vanilla,- StM-wbeny,; teuton.
Chocolate, Std Uhflavored. -- i -. l
At Crocmrm; 2 pmckagem 25. ..
Beautiful Recipe Book Free. Address,'
The Genesee Pore Food Co Le Roy, N. Y.
i--
ENLARGED
CAPACITY NOW.
500 PER DAY
Be Most Pleasant and De-
I the. Hew World. .
For Informal
ion as to' Rates;
' apply to
f ARRYMOORE HOTEL' CO.,
; WRIGHISVILIE BEACH, fi. C. :
VV. J. MOOR E, Mgr.
Ju 14 t
These tiny CAPSULES are sup&rior
r- w tJ3isam or xiopaica, ,
1.UB8D5 ot in ioonons,ana
RELIEVES in 24 HOURS
: the same diseases with
i ' Out tnccirTtmienofc.'
viaVeJl the kitcheti altabst unbearahV orl u:-J
dfeacted task, t)it , 6Ut; ihe range fife and try 5ie
newest method : of - cooking in hot weather use v a ;
1
1
It I tUAi Ar -l
... ' - IT
What C contrast ! The Wfrhpri hn ;
stifling hot; the ork is Mtibw done wftn coniitort, and
the housewife is ; not worn - out : with the vheat
She; savesi rir- StT-iir44 tkrs
J . 1 M
III wyujr auc 5umnicri
p : The flew Perfection does everything
ww any omer stove can do all the fam
y ily cooking, baking, washing and iron
ing. No smoke, no dust, no odor. Heat
is applied directly and not wasted. As
turn; and the flame is out.
The 1 New Perfection stove has 9
Cabinet Top with shelf for keeping
plates and food hot, drop shelves fot
the coffee pot or saucepans, and nickeled
towel racks.
It has long turquoise-blue enamel
chimneys. The nickel finish, with the !
bright blue of the chimneys, makes the
Btove very attractive and invites clean- h
liness. Made with 1, 2 and 3 burners; .
the 2 and 3-burner stoves can be had
with or without Cabinet.
' iwt2'T.!le,' rrwhere ; If not'at yonr, wtite fot
PescripUva Circular to the nearest aaency of tba
'Standard Oil Company
' Iiieoi6TiKtea)
M Cautionary ltotts Be sure ? '
M you get this atove aee B
fV that the name-plate IV .
reads New Perfection." M
IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO THE TRADE
June 28th, 1910.
Please -take notice that on and
after above date, and until further
notice, we will sell the Spencer Kel
logg & Sons boiled Linseed Oil at
the same price as raw linseed oil.
(Signed)
N. JACOBI HARDWARE CO.
Sales Agents.
Paint Department.
JH 'Jft tf
FACTS and FIGURES
Not Lie
45 per ojnt increase in the number of prescriptions filled In the
past year over trie previous year does not mean necessarily that the
amount ot sickness has increased in Wilmington, but it does mean
that
THE PRESCRIPTION BUSI
NESS IS COMING
OUR WAY.
tor recognize the fact that each prescription brought to our store is
accurately prepared and packages are promptly, delivered, except in
rare instances when delay is unavoidable.
N. B. Bring your prescriptions to us or get your doctor to phone
-them In and they will be promptly attended to. "
Get a new straw hat ($2.50 to $5.00) for 10c. Hawke's and R. N.
It means that only the best material is used in our prescription
work and we use only wnat the doctor orders, and. you and your doc
U. Straw Hat Cleaner, 10c.
kHICk&BUkTlNG-tiKUG-CO..
- FBONT ACT) O&ACK BT&XKT8. (
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
.', ,'Tjb'ese tifceitabiVs are corrected tfinUy -3, '3910, but .thelrv correctness p or the
myala an4 departures are not snsan teed., the Btures belnc given aa the beat
available information it to ackeaaKa. of ,thl company and ltt connections.
ETHDKIC SUITS
Spauldirig's Bathing Suits are the bel.
We have them all sizes, colors and prices.
Water Wings' and Seaside Buckets for the
children.
Kodaks and Kodak supplies. Brownie Cam
eras and Films. .
' liase Ball Goods, Lawn Tennis and Croquet
Sets. Porch Screens and Hammocks.
- Qm . UATES & i CO. .
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42-88 sod 83-41 carries V oilman bntfet Sleeping car between Wilmington sad
Washington-cotrnectinji with New York" trains with Pullman aervlce. ,
.48 and 49 carries Pullman Buffet parlor cars between Wilmington Mi Nortoll
connecting at Rocky Mount With New lork trains with Pullman service. - .
55-89 51tS3 Dally '. 82-50 80-64 j . -
....... .13 :15pm 5 :35amlLv. ..i- WtLMlNGTON Ar. 12:55am 1:40pm
7:25pm9:20amAr,. ........ Florence Lt. 9:05pm 9:30am ..
1i:2Pm 1 :?5pm Ar.. Charleaton Lt. 6:55pm 6:20am
. 2:40am 6:45pm Ar. ........ SaTannah Lt. 1:20pm 12:15am
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' 9:40aml l:45amLAr.M. ThomasTUle Lt.I 2 06ami 2 05pm
6 50pm 8 60am Ar. ....... Montgomery Lt. 6 50pm 6 05am
1 :15am JAr JACKSONVILLE ....Lt. 9:15am 7:55pm
2:05pm Ar. wfcanforaV Fla Lt. 2 10am 2 65pm
7:00pm. Ar. .....Ta TAMPA ,; Lt. 9 00pm 10 SOam
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10:20pm Ar.. FORT MYERS Lt.3 :00pm )6 :45am I...
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ffllnirtnn on N Kfl nl- 19! 'KK A
(leaving Wilmington on No. 51 at
at 10:00 P.-M. the previous night.
ma be occupied until 7:00 A. M. and sleeper
5:35 A.. M. n;iil be open! to receive passengers
55 51
3 :15pm
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61 SLEEPING CAR WllmlngVn to Columbia and Buffet Tarlor Car Columbia
to Asheville.
55 SLEEPING CARS Wilmington to
Asheville to Louisville and Cincinnati.
Columbia, Columbia to Asheville and
66 SLEEPING CARS Cincinnati and Louisville to Asheville, Parlor buffet car
Asheville to Columbia and sleeping car Columbia to Wilmington.
54 SLEEPING CARS Asheville to Columbia and Columbia to Wilmington.
Sleeping cars arriving Wilmington 12:55 A. m. and Columbia 11U.0 P. M. may
be occupied until 7:00 A. L
Sleeping car leaving Wilmington 5:35 A. M. will be open to receive passengers at
57 51-97 55 Daily iDally except S.ndy. . 54 98-50 68
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12:45am l:30pm Ar CONWAY Lt 13:30pm 5 :15am
til I 59 r3 I Daily. !Daily ex. Son. xSunday only. 60. G2T
x6 :.10pm !5 :25pm8 :45a mLv WILMINGTON . .Ar. 10:35am 8:05pm
:45pmt 8:3.jpmll:45am Ar FayetteTille Lt. 7:25am 4:50ptn
!) :4opmt8 :3apm 12 :10pm Lv Fayetteville Ar. 7 :25am '4 :45pm
11 :10pm10 :00pm l:40pmlAr BANFORH. N. O..-. Lv. 0 :00am 3 :30pm
68 ,62 ' 64 j !Dally except Sun. xSun. only 60 63 C5
x6:45pm !3:25pm !5:50am Lv...... WILMINGTON ... Ar.10:15ani12;G0pni C:50Dm
8:30pm 5:17pm 7:48am Ar Jacksonville; N. C... Lv.) 8:22amW5am 4:51pm
9:55pm 6:44pm 9:10am Ar.- Nor A Sou. Jet jv.l 7:05aml 9:35ami 3:35nmr
10:00pm 6:50pm 9:15am Ar.... NEWBERN, N. C. ... LT.x7:0()am!9:30am!3 :30pm
J. CKAIQ. T. C. WHITU.
Passenger Traffic Manager. ' General Passenger AgtaL
WILMINGTON, N. C.
PHONE 160.
to The beach
SUBURBAN
SCHEDULE
In Effect May 28, 191.
WEEK DATS.
Leave
Front and Princess Sts.
East Bound.
0:30 a. m. .
Leave.
The Beach.
West Bound.
6:15 a. m.
7:15 a. m.
and every half
hour thereafter
until
11:45 p. m.
MEREDITH COLLEGE
Among the Foremost Colleges for Women In. the South.
, Course in Liberal Arts covering' nine departments, and including elec
; tive. courses in Education "and Bible, which count for the A. B. de--gree
School of Music,' including Piano, Pipe Organ, Violin'nd Voice
Culture School of Art, including : Decoration, Designing anf Oil
i Painting School of Education Academy which prepared, students for
., college coui-ses Physical -Culture utider a trained director. Cost of
; literary course .per-year ittcludihg physician, nurse and ordinary med
jicines , (every item: save books and laundry) $210.50; in the ;Club,
$50 to" $55 less." Next session begins Sept 14th, 190. Address -
t President R. T; Vann, Raleigh, N. C.
find every half
nour thereafter
until.
11:00 p. m.
12 :00 p. m.
Frelcrht
Leave Ninth and Orange streets 6:00 a. m.,
10,:00 a. m., 4 :0t) p. m., and 7 :oo p.. m.
. Freight depot open from 5:30 to 6.00 a,
m.. and from 8:00 a. m. until 7:00 D. m.
Freight recelvei at Ninth and Orange
streets only.
f SUNDAYS.
Front and Princess Sts.
East Bound.
7 :00 a. m.
8:30 a. m.
. Leave
The Beach
West Bound.
7:id a. m
7:45 a. m
and every naif
hour thereafter
until
11:45 p. m
and every half
hour thereafter
. until.
11:00 p. m.
12:00 p. m.
Frfrht
Leave Ninth and Orange streets at 11:00
a. m.
Freight depot open from iu:ou to u:uu
a. m.
QalekM u4 BmI Use Weal ma Verti
. Meek tystem. JBall SS-1 KaO.
Scbednle la JEffeet May id,
.......
8:15 am
10 :50amll0:40 pm
7 tOO a m
2 :35 p m
7 :bo a m
6:45 am
5:00 p m
(:33 pm
8 :00 p m
6 :30 p m
2:30 am
6:25 p m
7:30 am
8:30 a xa
Baa
Lt. Norfolk
Lt. Petersburg
Lt. Durham .
Lt. Lynouburg
r. Cincinnati
rw Columbus
Ar. Chlcasro .
Ar. St. Lonla
Close connections, made for Seattle.
Francisco ana all western points.
Pullman aleeDlnc ana oarlor cars N. all
W. Cafe dining cars. Equipment ana fcer
vice standard of excellence. Bine Bldge anl
Allegheny, mountains crosses at most pic
turesque parts.
Time table, atscnpnve literature ane
nformatlon free." Correspondence InTltea.
W. B. BKVILL,
Gta. Pass. Agent Eoanoke, Ta.
G. M. BOSLBT,
Dlat Pais. Agent, Bichmoa. Ta,
SEABOAL30
Air Line Railway v-
SCHEDULE
Apply at Union Depot Ticket Office os
5; A. Lv Kail way Freight Office Telepmonee
No. 12U4. or No. 3.
Trails Leave Wilmington Effective Hat 11,
1910.
NO. 45 8:00 A. M. For Hamlet amWsn.
termedlate points to Charlotte, connects al
iiamlet with No. 06 for Raleigh and points
North.
NO. 893:45 p. M. For Charlotte, con
necting at Hamlet with through trains foe
Atrauta,. Birmingham, Jacksonville, Nor
folk, New York and trains in 11 directions.
Arriv5 ainletf J:45 P M.: eave Hamlet
8:05 P. M., arriving Charlotte 10:50 P. M,
Trains Arrive at Wilmington
NO. 40 l:2e P. M. From Charlotte.
NO. 44--12:80 A. J. From Charlotte ant
Intermediate points, f
No. 45 connects at Hamlet with No. 68
for all points North at Monroe with No. 69
for Atlanta. .
No. 39 connects at Hamlet with No. 41 for
Atlanta, Birmingham and Memphis. No. 84
for Washington and New York and No. S3
for Portsmouth, Norfolk and No. 43 too
Columbia, Savannah and Jacksonville.
Parlor Cir (service will be maintained be
tween Wilmington and Charlotte on No S8
leaving Wilmington at 3:45 P. M., and No.
40 arriving at Wilmington at 12:20 P. M.
B. W. ARRINGTON, ,
Union Ticket Agent. I
Phone No. 1294. 1
F. A. FETTER,
Commercial Agent, Orton Hotel I
Phone No. 178. I
H. S. LEARD, ,1
Div. Passenger Agent,, . j
Raleigh, N. C. . I
C. B. BRYAN, 1
General Passenger Agent,
ma 19 tf Portsmouth. VM.
Steamer Wilmington
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
- In Effect From June 1st, 1910.
. Leave "Wilmington. Daily Except Sat
urday and Sunday tor Carolina Beach
and Southprt at 9 A. M..and for Car
olina BeacTi at 2:30 P. M. Last Boat
leaves Beach at 6 P. M.
SATURDAY.-,
Leave Wilmington at 9 A. M. and
2:30 P. M., for Carolina Beach and
South port,
SUNDAY.
Leave' Wilmington for Carolina
Beach and Southport at 9:15 A. M.
and 2:30 P. M., and for Carolina
Beach at 7:30. Last Boat leaves Beach
at 8:45 P. M.
FREIGHT.
Will be received for the 9 o'clock
Boat Only. N6 dogs allowed at Caro
lina Beach.7- Ma 81-tf.-
Bijou
Never
Out
Change of
5 Cents
Never
Over
Daily
WHY NOT TRY
, POPHAM'S -ASTHMA
REMEDYf . ,
(lives prompt and positive relief 1
, every case. Sold by aruggtiti,
" frice X1.00. Trial package
toy mail lOents.
,.: WILLIAMS MFG. CO, Props.
: CLEVELAND, O. " r
. : fceid iz . R. BeHami. iiM"
Clyde Steamship
Company
to
NEW YOrtK
and
GEORGETOWN. S. C
Mtw tnit TO wn.unmrn
"..i1.06"-.Friday, June 24th.
8. S. "Carib" Friday, July 1st
WILMINGTON TO ; NEW XOBK.
S. S. "Carib".. SflturdnT. June 25th
- "Navahoe" Saturday, July 2nd
WILMINGTON TO OEOROJCTOWM.
S. S. "Navahoe"........ Monday, June 27th'
S. S. "Carib" Monday, June 20th,
Both steamers have good .passenger ac
commodations. ;
Through bills of lading aai . lowest
hrough rates guaranteed to and froaa all
olnts la North and Boath CaroUaa.
For Freight apply to : -
M. Q. 81ALLBONRSr
.Wilmlertoa. It. i.
K. M. MAYNABD. .
. . Freight Traffle Manager.
K RAYMOND. T. P. t Q.
kinds arc made, by
Southern Map Cou
phono 013, Go. BIdg.
HUGH MacRAE &C0.
. 7 ;l ANKErtS. - .
Miscellaneous Southern
Securities
- 6ottoii Mill Stocks -
WILMINSTONt N.
Nm Ywfe cm. 141 Bratfvy.
, , II ,
JllMJljlw I III, Villi' i mmiwJ ;
j ,,V" '
'4 f i v
4
bridge.
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