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THE MORKHTO StfAB, WILMINGTON, K. r, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 113. s
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Courts in Eighth District Not Speci
fied, but Another, Act Cures De
fect Freight, Rate Case
General News.
That remarkable musical comedy,
(Special Star Telegram.) ,
Raleigh, N. C, Majrph 20. There is
an error in thje :3jac -.. prescribing the!
courts for the 20 judicial districts
that would prove ykr serious but for
the fact that a companion act includ
ed a feature that cures the matter, it
is thought. .;Vv'
The act, No. 1512, specifics the num
ber of each judicial district and the
counties composing it and then speci
fies the courts for each of the counties.
The paragraph that should specify
the Eighth district composed of New
Hanover, Brunswick and Pender coun
ties is left out, the. courts" for each of
the counties is left out, the courts
for each of the counties being given
without reference to what district they
constitute. However, Act Nov. $00 spe
cifically names each of the 20 dis
tricts and the counties constituting
each district. 3
Members of the Corporation Com
mission and Attorney General Bickett
returned today from a four-days j3tay
at Washington attending a hearing be
fore the Inteir-State, Commerce Com
mission involving the matter of the
extent to which1 the Inter-State Com
mission will, gran exemptions in the
application of the Jong and short haul
principle in freight rates. The North
Carolina casesj, were, not involved in
the cases being argued, but the prin
ciples are so. similar that. it was deem
ed weir worth while to hear the argu
ments in prepajUon for the most ef
fective prosecutibh of the North Caro
lina cases.
HoWever J!tJKe commission arranged
for the . North Carolina cases to be
postponed until after the termination
of the efforts . of the special legisla
tive commission and the officials of
the railroad comnanies to reach an
agreement eliminating as far as possi
ble discriminations against North Car
olina shippings points . compared with
Virginia cities since a number of the
matters at issue in the cases before
the InterState Commerce Commission
are involved in the legislative negotia
tions with railroad officials. In the
meantime the Corporation Commis
sioners are going ahead with their
preparation for the Inter-State Com
merce cases and at the same time aid
in every way they can the work of the
legislative commission. -
Manager Earl Mack, of the Raleigh
team of the Carolina baseball league,
arrived today with 13 players whom
he will try out in preparation for the
opening of the league season. The
practice work is being done on the old
A. & M. College diamond in the edge
of Pullen Park. In .the meantime work
is progressing finely on the new base
ball park out near the Soldier's Home.
A charter is issued for the Richard-son-Jariies
Co., (Inc.), of Star, Mont
gomery county, capital $10,000 author
ed and $3,000 subscribed; , $1,000 by
oah Richardson and $500 each by W
H. James, L. tZ Richardson and W. L.
James.'
Another charter is for the Southern
Crown Milling Co., Asheboro, capital
150,000 authorized 1 and . $25,000 sab
scribed by.W. P. Redding and others.
The 23rd annual convention of the
North Carolina Baptist Woman's Mis
sionary Untoh-- eotrvehes with the
First Baptist church, of this city,
March 25th, continuing through March
28th. During , the past year this or
ganization raised $38,000 for missions.
There are 1,200 local societies under
the auspices h of Baptist . churches
throughout the State. The officers are
Miss Fannie Heck, of Raleigh, preli
dent; Miss Blanche Burras, RaleiA,
corresponding 'secretary. ,Tw' officers
died during the year, Mrs. H. L. Grant,
Goldsboro, vice r president for tfce
Neuse Atlantic Association, and Mifcs
Josephine Lane, Hendersonville, vice
president for the Carolina-Associatkili.
There will be memorial services for
these two ladies in connection with
the convention. The annual sermon
will be delivered ' Tuesday ' evening oy
Rev. J. j. Hurt, of Durham.
The Traveler' Protective Associa
tion for North Carolina is conducting
a vigorous campaign to bring the mem
bership in this State up to 1,200 by
the time the State convention assem
bles in Green so oro in5 May. They are
now just 80 members hort of the cov
eted number, but are confident that
the goal will be reached.
Dr. Len G. Bfoogbton, the distin
guished Baptist'; minister, now pastor
of Christ Jchuroh, London, England,
spent several; hours in 'the city today
on his way from his former charge, In
Atlanta, to Lon?Nariiaving been in the
former city a- couple of weeks attend
ing the great Bible Conference he es
tablished there some years ago. He
stopped by Raleigh, the place of his
nativity and' early life, to greet old
friends and kinspeople. He is in bet
ter health than his friends here have
ever seen him.-'. ' .
Believed to Have Operated Extensive
ly Two Deaths in Lenoir
(Special Star Correspondence. ) :.
.Where Do You Live?" that : Dxn March aJT
pxayea a last season on Broadway thr fmm hrA nn tho Nnrfnik
at Weber's Theatre, comesvto the Southern, when he attempted to enter
Awwemy or Music tomorrow, for matt- tne depot just before mianignt, ana
Jfcee and night, and seats tor the even- ld Mm, unU he sheriff and depu-
jna no,f. . lies tuuiu cillive in till auiuuiuuuc. iuc
ing .performance -are now selling at pri80nav a negro named Waiter Fai-
fiuinmerB. The matinee prices will sen, 'alias Andrew Wflliams, is b63iev-
bftcf ithfe popular- price type 25 and ed tovrbe a much-sought storebreaker
50 Cents to a5iy part of the theatse lwno as operated on an extensive
The melodies of "Alma" are regard- 8Cal recently In Jacksonville, N- C.,
ed as the real, musical find of-many Ktnsta and . Goldsboro. He -claimed
season's, and haying been splayed by Newborn to be. his home., -When he
the larsffe mftafeil niti. attempted to enter the freight station
throughout the 1h that it is already w little country depot; Faison was
yypuiar ana ramiliar to the ear The L u yittuteio, wuu racyuuucu
particular musical hit is-the' "Alma" Sneriff Taylor. When the officers ar
waltz, and its lilting strains have won rived his captors had him under guard
for the composer a position second to in tne road- The sheriff thinks sev
none. "Alma, Where Do Yon Live'" eral burglaries -recently j- -mainly of
4s a particularly pleasing performance 1 hardware stores, can be traced to him.
ana should Win instant favor with its Two prominent men of Lenoir coun
audience. Miss May Latham who nor- ty died yesterday. William E. Askew,
trays the very difficult role of "Alma," a well known farmer, died at his home
..TheatricaL
NEGRO ROBBER CAPTURED.
fThe Gold Dust Twins' J
Philosophy Kl
is charming in both voice and personal
ity.: sne nas a iresn cultured voice
rarely heaixl off the comic opera stage.
When in the title role she seems to
in Vance township, of diabetes. He
was about 50 years of age, and died on
the place on which he was raised. He
was prominently connected, and was a
have ben moulded for her part, and ; progressive planter R; Edward L.
is said to he a wonderful successor to jRhem died at his home on Castwell
the beautiful nnd captivating Lady street in this city, of cancer of -the
Beresfpjid, Mtss Kitty. Gordon. . face, from which he had been a suff er-
The east .also includes Miss Aviia er for two years. He was 48 years
Sanchez, who was seen-on- the local! of age, and is survived by a widow
stage last season in the famous inter
national success, "Mine. Sherry," Miss
and one child. . Mr. Rhem was born
at Sand Hill, near here, of prominent
Sanchez is of the Spanish type and parentage. He was brother to J. Frank
ifacvvery clever dancer besides dob
seesing a beautiful voice and being
a handsome type of-the Spanish bru
nette, h ,
Popular Prices Next Week
The Guy Johnson Players will open
$r week's engagement at the Academy
Rhemr of Lenoir county ; Joseph
Rhem, of Kinston; Mrs. J. W. Taylor,
of Kinston, and Mrs. L. W. Dawson,
of Memphis. Tenn.
Haywood, Jr., the small son' of Mr.
Haywood Ham, a well known Snow
Hill man, was seriously burned while
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next Monaay nignt, presenting rne , playiiig 'with matches. The boy went
Streets of New York," one of the best Hato the yard of his father's home with
farcical melodramas of the season, ja box of matches, and set his clothing
The play is replete with startling sit- on fire. His screams attracted other
uations ana exemng climaxes. inermpmhers rif n fnmiiv hut -hafnro
scene f . action fs shifted from New
.York cir to- Colorado, which allows a
they could reach him the little fel
low's right arm and side were pain-
touch of Western effect, to add va- !fuuy turned and the hair singed from
riety to the story. The play while new jhe side of his head.
here is one of the most successful 1n . wti , , o f Aj 1
producfions of its kind. It is particu- n e gS2?5!fffS
larly adopted for repertoire and until fre. soon to.b,f reduced to nine fol
rentlv has been used bv traveling lowinS an act by the recent legislature
cSaiSes Perhanr no phase of wnich abolished Willow Green, adding
Ai! iifroS o torflo?fl its territory to Ormonds, of which it
American life allows a greater field yVjV, V, V , ,, . .
. f t,mot. was formerly a part. The abolished
to draw from the multitude or types t e
found in our great metropolitan cen- KSPt&S In1I
ters. In the "Streets of New York" i county adjoining Pitt, and is one of
there is a story of unusual interest in Greene's most prosperous sections,
which is interwoven the most eccentric j .
of these from the striving young clerk jNeTw neR , nnanaA
to the human leper of money mart; I. . Jj- Sefl&fli Sll
from the Shylook to the rolicking Bow- th J ew store at No. 815 North
ery girl; from the good Samaritan toourth !SL2ft the thd
the Pride of the Force. The Company. !5hScW KSffSJ
comes here from Winston-Salem.lrs De ng a Warsaw and Clinton,
where they proved so popular thathe firm Is outfitter for men and wo-
" ' tHrht it nflv,a5,himen and by buying in large quantities
toxoid th A record for the three stores, they think they
of eighteen weeks at Newport News, re in posiuon to save tne puonc mon
ey on the class of goods they handle
Elsewhere" in this morning's paper is
their advertisement, announcing the
opening of the Wilmington store.
Ladies' Setin Pumps, all colors. Hew
lett & Price. (advertisement.)
and judging from advance reports an
enjoyable week is assured at popular
prices.
At The Bijou
The Rijou, the. home of ali joy and
the favorite spot of Wilmlngtotf amusement-lovers,
will offer an exceptionally
strong show today- The romantic ac
tor, .James. Gordon, of the Edison
forces, will appear as the trapper in
the gripping dramatic, "The Priest
and the Man," which is a powerful
tale of the great Canadian Northwest,
and will?carry a thrill with it from the
very first moment it is flashed on the
screen. The role of the priest will be
?H"2 Thought, at Times, that She Would
AWRIL
THOUGHTS
QUICKLY BANISHED
THE Village Sewing Circle met to gossip, in their littie set, but
one opinion seemed to hold despite the tendency to "scold."
When vexing problems, such as say, "What shall we do on
Cleaning Day?' confront the Housewife, she may feel that Gold
Dust tackles; them with zeal.
The Envied
Housewife
Staid matrons told of what a bore it was
to scrub each dirty floor; young house
wives thought that dishes claimed more
t worry than some others named. All uni
formly took a ' 'bit" from household work and argued it, while all in
turn were loud in praise of what a part, their Gold Dust plays.
Those tasks which, anyway, are
mean, decrease with Gold -Dust
on the scene.
Those "Cost-of-living" puzzles
put the chairman of the club on
foot. Said she: "The Cost-of-
Cleaning," too, should mean a !
mighty lot to you. If all of us com
bine, to buy, those goods that have
a "REASON WHY," ere long our
FN. husbands nee dn t fuss, i hey 11
? leave financing games to us."
The Mop is Mightier than
yWn WM
ArrlTals and Departures of Train at Wilmington.
Ttm Mot Qoaxapto.
COAST LINE
v January 5, 1913.
DEPAHTURBS:
The pennies count, as ym must know, and cleaning makes the pen
nies go. If Gold Dust cuts the toil in two and makes economy come true,
whynot adopt the "Cleaner way" and join the "Gold Dust Club "today?
The Independent Ice Go.
M. M,
1 8:40 A.M.
North Carolra points. vOnu
Qoidtoro with Southern
Norfolk Southern Railr
lea res Norfolk !3 : 20 P. M. and Richmond
v - - j -
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Chadboorn, Conway , Hot
savannan. wacaaonT
Myers, Colombia and
SlecplBS Cm Beti
Col am Ma, open to
WUm'i rton at and aftr M (v P.
h occupied Mill 7:M A. m.
No. 64,
1 8:60 A.M.
No. 48.
8 :30 A. M.
No. 53.
8446 A.M.
4 i:'
Is fully equipped to supply the neighborhood and sur
rounding country with
High
. . ... Jriii .i.t-
Grade Sa
nitary
made from "Condensed Live Steam." Purer ice cannot
be made, Oii prices are exactly right. Our service is
the best out, and we are always on the j
thisi i . . i - il; . - .
INDEPENDENT
ICE COMPANY
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TELEPHONES : 68, 94, 221
1913 MQDEXS 1913
Laura Sawyfer will appear in the stel
lar female role.
The other particular star film for to
day is the "Vitagraph's "The One
Good Turn' and it is strangely pow
erful and strikingly fascinating, with
Miss Florence Turner in the principal
tole. There is also one of the bright
est of all fun pictures on today in Es-
sanay's Tile uassviiie viiris, letting
of h6w Tom Carver and his pais re
turn to town eftified,
CON NOR, J-YOt, NE WiA N DS
One Judge and Twp. Solicitors Appoint
ed by. Governor . Craig
(Sptecial StarTelegram.)
Raleigh, -N. C, March 20 . Governor
Lraig anhounceflr this afternoon tne
appointment of Hon, J George; Cohnori
Hpeakei of the Hoase .of Representa
tives, as judge for the hew Second Ju-
i ciai districts the rfriends of Mr- HJon
nor winning" the appointment for Mifi
against strong competition in the in
terest of State Senator T. T. Mbfne
If Mr. Connor accept's, as "he no doubt
will, there wiU .be a vacancy of
Speaker of the House of Representa-
Tives when the Legislature reconvenes
' us Fall or next Winter for the spe
f ial session to prepare the constitu-
nonal amendnfepts "to, be submitted to
l"e people for ratification. Just who
will stand for this place is a question
Representative Ray, of Macon, was
a candidate far" Speaker as was Rep
"esentative Koohce, of Onslow. They
will doubtless be in Ithe race for the
appointment and "there will certainly
be others in the contest.
!'Ov. Craig also '. named today , two
solicitors H. V. oh for the Eighth
Judicial district' that comprises New
Hanover, Brunswick, Columbus and
fender counties, and Tom H. New
iands, as the solicitor for the 16th dis-
inct that includes Caldwell county.
Die Saves Herself, Also Young
Girl Whose Troubles Were
Similar to Hers
through, and attempt to have sport at
the ezoense of the country lassies,
I Clarksville, Tenn. Mrs. H, L. Ma
son, of this place, writes: "I want to
write you a few lines in regard to your
through and medicine, Cardui, the woman's tonic.
Before my marriage I lived in Evans-
who, however, turn the tables on them, vme, ino. i sunerea very mucn wnn
Big Feature at The Grand womanly trouoie. i tnougnt, at times
The Grand Theatre aano"hces for to- tW I would nearly die with pains in
day one of the biggest moving picture ' ,tomach d backache j
features .it has been tne pleasure. - " i, A' a
X oct W jf UU1 1 1 1 c u i v, 1 1 1 c ci va e i uacu auu
sent and got a bottle. The first bottle
helped me, and 1 haven't been bother-
of the management to present in some
time. It is a two-reel, special release
Kalem film of "The Last Blocknouse,
. ' j. i i . ; - n -k
ana it is sure lo pruv . u.fe d wite any of my Dld troubles since,
tion. The spirit of daring and forti-, -v-..-. ' 'i i . .
tude which settled our Western! After. tny marriage I lived m Mt.
frontier is vividly portrayed in this Vernon, Ind., and one of my neighbor's
spectacular production, based upon 'giris suffered like I did. I told them to
historical occurrences. The thrilling . . r.ra. thfi wnman'R tonic as
drama presents a series of tense situa-f u
tio Wodaeed amidst the grandeur it would help her, and it (certainly did,
of the Verdugo Canyon, California, it right away.
is oOuna to prove oue ul me y
sensations of the season.
Whilaithf will be a great ravonte
-with Grand patrons today there will
be a rip-roaring farce comedy, caugnt
With , The, Goods," This is a Cines
film and 6 right up to the moment.
Then Harry Harris, tne Doy singer,
will be right ttf he front with an il
lustrated ballad. ':,Oh, What a Beauti
ful Dream." This is a favorite witn
the- talented young singer and you
should be certain to hear it.
M. M. HOLMES
FUNERAL OF MR
Held Yesterday Afternoon from Brook
lyn eaptiitt, Church
The funeral servieer.- of Mr. Mun
ford lVTcNeillOIolmes, who died in At
lanta, Tuesday mornteg, were held yes-
xeiuay ttiLciowtB v "v"" w -t
Rrnoklvn BaDtiSt church, pf which the
deceased had been an active member
during his Residence in this city, ine
servieeC were -conducted by Rev. J. A.
Sullivan, pastor, assisted by Rev. W.
L,. Rexferd, pastor of -the Bladen Street
Methodist church. Interment was in
Bellevue. The pallbearers were
Messrs. C. C. Rice, J- A- McDougal,
Wm- Oterson, H. E. Payne, E. E.
Biggs and p. D. Whitlock.
Baseball Scores
At Alexandria Va.: Holy Cross, 2;
Washington and Lee, 1.
JLt Athens, Ga.: Boston; Nationals,
University of Georgia, 0.
At Chapel Hill, N. C: University of
North Carolina, 5; Penn. State, 1.
At Gaihesyille, Fla: University of
Florida, 11; Mercer University, 5.
At Greensboro, N. C: Trinity Col
lege, 2; Princeton, 7-. r
At Columbia, S. C: LaFayette Col
lege, 4; University of South Carolina,
two. '
I wilL surely recommend Cardui to
all women, for I think it is a good med
icine for all kinds of womanly trou
ble." r ;
If you are suffering from any of the
ailments peculiar to weak women, such
as headache, backache, sideache, ner
vousness, sleeplessness,' etc., we urge
you to give Cardui,- the woman's tonic,
a trial.
It should surely do for you what it
has done for thousands of others in
the past half ; century, who suffered
with similar troubles". ,
Begin taking Cardui today. Your
druggist sens it.
N. B. Write to: Chattanooga Medi
cine Co.; Dadies' Advisory Dept., Chat
tanooga, Tenn., for Special Instruc
tions on your case and 64-page book,
"Home - Treatment for Womsn," sent
fn plain wrapper,
s . Advertiaeiept.
Spring and Summer
Display of
'.23
Strouse & Bros, and B. Kup
penheimer & Co. Suits
Spring Styles in Knox and Stetson Hats
It's a pleasure for us to s
you through our stock!
J. M.
'Phone NcPsTt!
SOLKY & CO.
rice Clothiers and Furnishers.
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Boll train between Wilmington an MX.
Airy, Fayetteruio ana Banior
Cnadbourn.'. Conway, Florence,
TrVTV Kfl TTm rVn H tm All ITIAFIAa 1
lumbla, Asbeville and the West
man Sleeping van
and ColnmbU.
Cb-
JacksoDTllle,
Stations.
New be m ana Intermediate
FayetteVule,
Stations.
Sanfor an Intermediate
Goldsboro, Richmond, Nottolk Washing
ton , and New York. Pulluutn BroUer, Buf
fet Sleeping Cra between WUmlngton
and Washington, connecting with New
Tork trains, with P oilman sad Dining
Car Service. PuUman Sleeping Can he
tween Wilmington and Norfolk.
Chadbourn,
Stations.
Conway and
Intermediate
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For folders, reaervaUona, rate of tana, etc can 'phone 160.
W. J. CRAIG, X. C. WHITE,
Passenger Traffic
r WiXMTNGTON, N. C.
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Special for Saturdays and Sundays.
Leave Wilmington 'every half honr from 2m linfll B00 P. K.
Leave Beach every half hoar from 2:45 until 6:45 P. UL
Cars marked () do not run on Sundays.
by half -hour schedule
Cars marked (!) run Sundays only.
(x) superceuea c
Cars marked
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Dally Except Sunday. . '-..... ..
Leave Ninth and . Oraoge;Streete .3:60 P. M. . ,
Freight Depot open from 2:00 to 3:00 P. M.
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Convenient to the Traveling Public.
LAkGE ROOMS & GOOD
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Opposite
Union
Gieschen Bros.
Props.
NEW YORK TO WILMINGTON.
StenmshiD "Cherokee." Fri.. Mar. 21, 1913.
Steamship "Navahoe," Fri.,"Mar. 28, 1913.
WILMINGTON TO NEW YORK.
Steamshlo i "Navahoe." SaU Mar. 22. 1913.
Steamship "Cherokee," Sat., Mar. 20, 1913.
WII.MIVfiTON TO GEORGETOWN.
Steamship "Cherokee," Mou., Mar, -24, 1913.
Steamship "Ktivahbe," Mon.,,Mar. 31, 1913.
Both Ships Carry "Passengers..
Throujth bills of tadingr- and lowest
through rates guaranteed to. and from all
points in North and South Carolina,
For freight, apply to ,
H. G. SMALLBONES, Sun t.
Wilmington, N. C.
H. E. MAYNARD. , -
Freieht Traffic Manager.
H. H. RAYMOND.
vice-Pres't and uen'l Mgr.
General Offices ; Pier 36, N. B New- York.
that
thumpety-
Absolutely.
Nd acetanlide no cocaine no
morphine. Yet it's quick and
pleasant to take. '
BROMALGINE.
"A rapid headache and neural
gia, cure."; .
10c, 25c and 5Qc bottles.
5c at Soda Fountains.
For sale by
PAYNE DRUG CO.
Wilmington, N. C.
COME AND SEE OUR SANITARY MARKET
: We a3waV carry, a ;f ulJ line tf Dressed Poultry and Fresh Meats
of All Kinds. Also HaSfs sand Bacon, Fresh Eggs, Sbr ' ' ;
We appreciate your patronage, and will always try to please you.
HOPKINS, DAVIS & H1NTZE
"' FRONT STREET MARKET.
,m: . &rtONES:
141
Side.
128-32 North Side.
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PORTLAND CEMENT
Just received by Schooner "Edward R. Baird, Jr.r"
2, 500 Barrels Portland Cement.
W. B. THORPE & CO.
mmmffikt:E AND RET Al
TO NE W YORK
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GEORGETO WN, S. C.
SEABOARD
Air Line Railway
Schedule Effective January 5th, 1913.
HARPER LINE STEAM ERS.
Steamer will leave Wilmington daily
for Southport and oFrt Caswell 9:3ft
Be 8 tf. ; ,: I: m
1 F. LEITNER
1 AoruiTrr.T
'PHONE OR WRITE
- TBAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON :
No; 455 A. M.f arrive Hamlet, 9:05 A.
M. Leave Haflnlet, 9 :25 A. M. ; arrive Char
lotte, 1240 P; M. Connects a Hamlet with
trains' Sfs. for Raleigh, Norfolk, Rich
mond, .'anil Ail Points North, attd with No.
81, for Columbia, Savanna!, Jacksonville,
Tampa and all points Siput.; At Monroe,
with train No. 53. for Atlanta.
DAILY SLEEPER ON NO. 5 TRAIN FOR
CHARLOTTE. !FOR OC
CUPANCY AT 10 O'XjfcOCK vP. M.
No. 39 3KB P.. M., arrive Hamlet, 7. '35
P. MV: leave Hamlet, 8:00 P. M. ; arrive
Charlotte; : 11 tOO P. M: CoiTuects at Ham
let with through trains tar Atlanta,, Birm
ingham, Columbia, savannan, jacitsouviue,
Tampa. Also Norfolk, Richmond and All
Points North. iuumau coair car uetweeu
Wilmington and Charlotte.
TRAINS AUH1VK WtliMluru.
No. iff 12:30 P. M. from Charlotte and
intermediate points.
Ko. 44 12:10 A. M. rroni unariotte auu
intermediate points.
For further inrormao, can on or tele
phone CLAUDS' MURRY,
Union Ticket Agent.
'Phone : 1294. '
F. A. FETTER. C
'Phone 178,
Orton Hotel.
- JOS. R, COOKE, 1
City Ticket Agent
H. LEARD,. ,
: ' DIV Passen ger. - Agent. :
rrfJ;: ' Raleigh,
Quickest and Best LLne Wt and Nortl
. . .west. :
Block System. Rock Ballast. 85-lb. Ralls
?i : W Schednle in Effect -May 12, 18t;
3.apm.
, 7 :20 a.m.
6 :45 a.m.
50 p.m.
6:32 p.m.
8 :0O p.m.
lO'rlOp.m.
pzm p.m.
'2:30 a.m.
M r25 p.m.
6:55 p.m.
7:30'a.m.
8:3b a.m.
i.v Xorfolk ". . . . . 8:30 a.m
LV.'Petersburjr . . .-".1110 a.m.
Lv. Duriam . ... . .. 7:twa.m
Lv. Lynchburg
Ar. Cincinnati .
Ar. Ceiwifcbns .
At;ChICuf0.
Ar. St. IjOUIs..
Close connections made. tot. 'Seattle, an
FJ-ancisc: nd all Western points.
Pullman sleeping and parlor cars, N. and
W. Cafe dining cars. Equipments and se
vlce standard' of xcellence. Blue Ridge
tfil Afidfcfteny -moiimtain crossed at most
plotureOe pftlts.
Time mbles, desrfriptfve Uterature and
information free. ; CorsreflpfMience tnntea.
V. B. BBVJIjL. Pas3, igrai. Mgr.
W. C. SAUNDERS, G, P. A,. Roanoke,
C. H, ROSLEY, D. P. Aw' Richmond, Va.
About Sis S. C. White Leghorn Breed
ing Stock, Hatching Eggs and Baby
Chicks.
Also dealer in Incubator and Poul
try Supplies, v:
PINE GROVE POULTRY FARM.
ADOLPH G. AHRENS,
Proprietor.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Phones 18581357.
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J. B. McCabe, Local ad- lioag uistanw
, -Managers :- ': Stne-
y V - : ' P "-mm
Carolina Audit & Adjustment
Company,
Hcensed. Accoantants and Anditors,
Room 405 Southern ; Bldg.
4-- Wllmingtoo, C.
Audits. Accounting Systems.
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