PICTORIAL PUZZLE
f FOR,
NANNIE'S
h , SAKE 4
By J P.-COUGHLAN
CowHoM, 1901, by J. P. Caughton -
$4w3w4w4wwe4ww8
FIND FOUB. LEAF CLOVER , AND MAN.
Tbe Kind Yon Have Always Boujjlit, and. which lias been ...
in use for over.30 years, lias . borne the signature of
and lias been made under bis per-
jfyty 'J, . sonal supervision since its infancy,
All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just-as-good" are bat
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment. ;
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age Is Its guarantee. It destroys "Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and "Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation f
and Flatulency. , It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. "
The Children's Panacea The Brother's Friend. ?
CENUBNE CASTO R IA ALVAYS
Bears the Signature of
The flier which' left San Francisco
that night carried me with It, although
its first stopping, place-was ten miles,
beyond Somersville. the village of my
destination. Such was he impatience
of my rage that 1 preferred the pros
pect of a. ten mile tramp to the delay
and slowness of a later train,
t How my hate burned on that Novem
ber nigUt I My thoughts, ran on to the
accompaniment of the deep, " mellow
murmur of the train as it flew over Its
bed of sieeL Through and through my
brain like a molten ball of lead ran the
remembrance of the wrong done me by
my treacherous friend, and time and
time again I dwelt longingly on the re
venge that should be mine. r
i I was still In my soldier's uniform.
Bat first let me tell you the story. Let
me explain my fierce hate. Jim Brad
ley and I had been chums a fine, lov
able fellow I thought him. We were
side by side In Cuba, and I believed
that we knew one another as two men
who braved hardship and danger to
gether should.
We went to the Philippines. Our
friendship remained fast and seemed
to be Impervious to any assault, But
that country must have made a sad
change in the character of my chum,
Lured on by ,- some - dark eyed native
woman, he turned traitor to his court
try and sacrificed his honor. He pro
cured arms for the. rebels and actually
contemplated joining them. It was I
who discovered his perfidy. Be con
teased and tried to draw me into his
traitorous schemes. My duty was to
denounce him, but I could not. Our old
friendship .was too strong, and I had
foolish hones of dissuading him from
his madness. .
I cannot rake over the details now, I
do not want to, nor can I explain clear
ly the events that followed. He was
inspected, arrested and brought to trial.
By some devilish, trick he reversed our
true positions and made me appear the
guilty one. Dazed and 'staggered by
this turn in affairs, I admitted the
knowledge I had possessed of Bradley's
Intrigues with the rebels. For six
months I was held waiting for trlaL
j When that trial came I was freed,
but it left me almost a wreck, with
A7
The KM You toe Always
In Use For O.ver 30 Years.
Bought
CCT. mm fem em.
rBpeftk6t auflgffwY "Iwm comeWypil
again." - -
For nearly two weeks an Inter mitxeni
fever kept me In bed." My gentle little
nurse Was even ; more- solicitous than.
before, but she did: not Unde to the
story I had told her. A trace f sadness
seemed to have crept Into her manner,.
Which I could not ascribe to any par
ticular causes
On the second day I was able to dress
myself and sit on the edge of my cot
Nannie seated herself on a chair near,
me.
'I want you to promise me something
today," 'Khe said in a low, quiet voice,
kw-oino- her eves fixed on the floor in
front of her. .
"I'll promise you anything In reason,.
Miss Nannie," I answered, with more
fervor in my voice than in my words,
for this tender5 girl had grown .inex
pressibly dear to me.
"This is within reason.' Tou must for
give Jim Bradley!" - -- .
"Nannie, I have sworn to kill 3lm. I
shall keep my vow." " i
"No, no! You must not! It-would be
terrible. You must forgive him. - For
my sake, promise me that you will for
give him.".
I could only stare at the floor and try
to frame words of strength, of determi
nation. "Come" she whispered, and, taking
my hand, she led me to the end of the
ward where a screen hid a cot from
view. We all knew the meaning of
that ominous screen.
Noiselessly she pushed it to one side.
There lay the man whom for months I
had been pursuing. The ghastly pallor
of death was on his features.- The life
was flickering in the eyes that met
mine. The mute, despairing appeal on
his face killed the last of my resent
ment. Nannie had taken his hand, and,
unconscious of what I was doing, I let
her put it in mine. Bradley was the
only one to speak.
."That smashup finished me. I am not
worth revenge now, but I'm sorry"
As he spoke he brought ' his hands to
gether and placed Nannie's in mine.
"Poor little sis! I've been a bad lot!"
He- fell back on bis pillow. A few
days later he was beyond all vengeance
of this life, sd as Nannie and I left his
grave we faced the future together.
Worst of All Experience.
Cii anything be worse than to feel
that every minute will be your last!
Such waa the experience of Mrs. 8. H.
Newson, of Decatur. Ala. "For three
year," the writes, ''I endured insuf
ferable nain from Indigestion. Stom
ach and Bowel trouble. Death seemed
inevitable when doctor and all reme
dies failed. At length I was Induced
to try Electric Bitter, and the result
was miraculous I improved at once,
and now I am completely- recovered."
For Liver, Kidney, Stomach and
Bowel trouble! Electric Bitten is the
only medicine. Only 60 cents. It 1
guaranteed by R. B. Bellaht, drug
gist, t
v
Jim Dumps said, "Wife, your
Are not like mother used to
But when he ate, with
Baked apples in a nest of"
Which his good wife had fixed
" This beats Ma's food I" cried
-
is
The BMdyto-8rr0 Cowl
beats bread
andcaUe.
Calee Little for Other Food.
"I trust you will not publish my name, irat I
felt that I owed it to your company to express my
esteem for a food, which by using has caused me to feel
that it so far satisfies appetite that I care very little for
any other food." ,...-
bread and cake VV
make."
cream, of course, I v
Force,"; . XV
for him', .11
"Sunny Jim." , II
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tional Saengerfest. tickets to. be
I Tickets on sale
sota,
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anal limit October I
14.50 Baitunor
IDE COAL. CEDENT AEID SUPPLY CO..
Sole Distributors of
Dayio' Absolutely Pure Paint;
The only guaranteed 100 per cent.. Pure Paint on this or any
other market.- Our guarantee la that it is composed only of
Lingeed Oil. 100 per cent. Pure
White Lead i (carbonate) 100 "
White Zinc (oxide) . 100 "
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BEGINNING
INTO USE
JUNE 1ST WE WILL PUT
Coupon ce Tickets.
Selling Only IMickets, Printed in Strips.
Coupons to ba detached as Ice is delivered, .;
Please noto that no ono-in, our employ
will be allowed to sell tbe, detached cou
pons.
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Inter-State 'Phones 146-416.
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Belt Phones 94-64.
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BESTAND CHEAPEST LIME OF BEFRIBERATORS
ON THE MARKET.. , . - -
WM. E SPRINGER & CO.,
Pnrcell Bnilding, Wilmington, N U.
DR. M
7TP15THHM4? POWDERSr
Cmrat ChaWmJ.tf.ntum. DIrrho.n.Mtrnd the Bowel Trouble" of ChMarnwj
';?Vj9. AWt Uigo.tion, R(ult th Bowels. Stre' h S olmoVi
f EETHINd EASY. Cure Eruption and Soros. CottO, Hls "f'.I.foV the)
nd prevent. Worms. TEETHINA Counteracts and Oy'J?2mT?J?t otSJttlsts. J
Summer's heat upon Toothing Children, and eost only a conts at DruSSJaWt ev ,
l 25 cants to C l. MOFFETT. M. D. fit Louis. Mo.
nothing but the vltaUty, fostered by
vengeance, to support me. In the
meantime Bradley had been invalided
borne, and, knowing that he bad been
born In Somersville, thither I raced to
gratify tbe burning desire for revenge
that I had nursed for six months.
- There, in brief, Is the reason why I
was on board this express. , It was tbe
end of the chase, and I was hot on tbe
trail of the false friend who betrayed
country and comrade with equal readi
ness, the one at the behest of a -dark
eyed rebel witch, the other to save his
own worthless neck. -
The motion of the express exhilarat
ed me beyond measure. The hundred
and one plans for vengeance that I had
plotted across the Pacific I reviewed
again and again, "yet decided upon
none. I would let the circumstances
of our meeting be the arbiter of what
ignomy. I inflicted upon him before kill-
fne Mm.
"I Suddenly the air was filled with a
monster groan. A roar and shock con
fused my senses, and the car in which
I rode seemed to rise with a bound into
the air, and then I knew no more. ..
I awakened in the white bed ;of a
hospital. There had been a dreadful
wreck, an entire train derailed and al
mosr crushed to atoms within "a few
hundred yards-of . Somersville. The lo
cal hospital, generally an almost empty
institution, was now filled with the in
jured, and ambulance trains had -carried
scores of others to Daltonvthe
next station on the line.
I awoke to the sight of a sweet face
bending tenderly- over me, and a soft
voice bade me be quiet as I opened my
lips to ask a question.
"Now, you must lie perfectly still,
lou are not badly, hurt-a broken arm
and a little shock. You will be up and
about very soon if you obey me im
plicitly. I am your nurse, I know
you will be obedient because you.are a
soldier and accustomed to obey."
I nodded feebly and closed my eyes
again. Can you understand how sweet
is the sight of a fair, tender American
face after nearly two. years in the
swamps andJwUds of the-Philippines?
The note of . compassion In her, voice,
the pure grace of her face, bound me a
slave to my. nursej and her gentle pres
ence was restful to my overtaxed
nerves. , . -
In a few days I beganto Improve
wmMlv. I took an Interest in my sur
roundings, and, having discovered that
I was actually in SomersviUe, I asked
many questions, trying to find -out
through my nurse many things that I
desired to know concerning-the man
whoBe- Infamy bad: caused me this
Journey to Somersville.
My nurse was a native of the" town
and was -one of the generous volun
teers who had given their services to
the victims of the wreck. -All who
knew her called -her Nannie, and when
I asked how to address her she told me
to call her Nannie, as the others did.
One day I asked her. In as unconr
corned a voice' aa I could muster,;
whether she knew any Bradleys living
In the town.
"Indeed I do, she replied. , '.'I know
them very well. But why do you ask?
Do you know any of them?"
iln a reckless burst of confidence, hav
ing ' first, bound her to secrecy, I told
my story. It was a relief to me, lying
there on my back, with my eyes tar
ing at the white ceiling, , to - pour out
pay wronga to this girl W whose pres
ence and touch I always felt a wealth
of sympathy, I did not note her-face
during my recital, so engrossed was I
upon the picture my brain wa paint
ing. .'
When t had finished, she said In a
curiously dry, hard voice; ' ; : ' ' ' .
"You were terribly wronged. You
ftave suffered cruelly; nt I cannot
Tbe Property Owner.
Iron and UoTroofi are oftentimes ne
leeted by reason of their being on
top of a buildlne end ont of sight.
Metal is more difficult of protection
than wood, and a roof paint should be
even more carefully selected than the
paint for doors, . windows and other
portions of the balldlnt;. The rait pro
ducing elements heat of the sun, rain
nd snow will soon destroy the ordi
nary roof paint, and it Is of special im
portance that a paint be used that will
five perfect protection and pat off the
necessitv of freaaent renewals. The
Josenh Dixon Crucible Company,
Jersey City, N. J., have manufactured
Dixon's Btlica uraphlte faint ior
number of vears. and it Is being- ex
tenaively used in all parts of the world
for the protection of iron and tin roofs.
The property owner will save money
in labor and money by writing the
company for descriptive matter. -
t Josipb Dixoh Crucible Co.
Pure Turpentine DriGf and Tinting Colors.
WITHOUT DOUBT
We KNOW, that Davis' Paint will never disappoint when properly
applied. It is made so good that you are sure to want more if you
LIVE LONG ENOUGH to want your building repainted.
In applying Paint always call for Pusher's Celebrated P.
Paint Crushes. They speak for themselves.
We also carry a full line of Building material, including the well known
Flintkqte Hoofing.
Bell 'Phone 645. inier-Diate
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SEASHORE HOTEL,
WKIGHTSVILLB BEACH. N. C.
Just Eight Uiles From Wilmington.
HLCY CADS EVERY HOT! ffl
t- i . -
We Have Just Received
A NICE LINE OF
Refrigerators, Water Coolers,
Enamel Beds, Go-Carts.
See our stock and get our prices
j before you buy. i
GASTON 0. PHARES & CO.,
lio-iis Market st ilnter-State 6.
apiatf - ' - '
SEABOARD
Air Line Railway
Schedule in Effect April IS, 1903,
O. and return.
fane 1st to September
SlstJlMS.
Ma., and return. Na
takAfat to ba sold Jans.
I J3th to 15th inclusive, witb final limit of June
waa. laua. aii uoaen ara to va uhvum wu uu- ,
mea lately noon arrival as isaiumore witu nr.
James Bamford, Joint Agent, No. 7 Nona oai-
rert street, ana ree oi twemy-nve cenio siuu
at the time.
$2 3. TO Boston, Mass., and return. Na-
f tional Educational Aasoolatlon. . Tickets tote
sold July sad to etn inclusive, gooa leaving ,
i Boston untu July 13th; twenty-five cents to be
i paid for execution of return portion or ticket. .
HOie. ay personally aepoeuinK ucxet wuu
i Joint Agent not earlier than July 7th nor
later man juiy inn, iuus, ana upon payment ;
fifty (50) cents, (extension can be secured to
leave Boston any day up to Beptember ,lt, "
1908." 1 " -- - . ?
aa.70 uetroit, micd ana return.' inier
i national Convention Epworth League. Tickets '
I will be on sale July 14tn and 15tn, good leaving
vetrois untu juiy seuui, iwa. .
Note. An extension or the final llmlkto An-
WHM trt 1AAO inot Ka hfaltia1 h Aanrtalt. Af
ticket with Joint Agent, and upon payment of
nfty (50) eents at time oi aeposiG.
S13.SO Baltimore, na, ana return. a.n-.
nnalMeetlDsr Grand Lodge B. P. a Elks.
Tlokets will oe on sale July 19th and (Hh with
return unuiiiudujy wjui. oawvo
meatof 11.00, in addition to twenty-five jm
cents for valldaUon of return portion of tick
et, limit will be extended to leave Baltimore
not later than July sist, 1988.
W. J. CRAIG,
Gen'l Passenger Agent.
H. If. EMBBBON,
Traffic Manager.
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"Hay
TBAIN
39
TBAIN
15
TBAIN
40
Leaves Wilmington 3:30 p m arrives
Iiumberton 5:48 p m. Pembroke 6:10 p
m, uaxtoa 6:45 p m, u amies 7:ss pm.
arrive Charlotte 10:45 p m.
Leaves Wilmington 9:00 pm, arrives
Lumberton 2:15 a m, Pembroke 8:55 a
m, Maxton 4:05 a m, Hamlet 6:00 a m.
Leaves Charlotte 5:01 a m, Hamlet 8:40
am, arrives Maxton -92 a m. Pem
broke 10:08 am. Lumberton 10:87 am.
Wilmington u:45 pm.
GAR LOAD
OB
TBAIN Leaves Hamlet 10:45 pm, arrives Hax
1 4 ton 13:85 a m, Pembroke lrso a m, Lum
berton 8:15 a m, Wilmington 7:08 a m.
WESTBOUND FBOK HAMLET.
LESS
We now have 180 large airy bedrooms, 20 en suite, witn private Dam.
at a few yards from old ocean's edge renders is cooi ana
Artesian water, no malaria, no mosquitoes, no
73 1! If")
L-.Mll I Ltf' I
Hotel being but
1 comfortable at all times.
flies. .-.
The finest Bathing, Boating and Fishing along the Atlantic coast.
-vr T T1 ,,! Rtlliav1 TToll
Tha Cnlaine will be thoroughly up-to-date, embracing -everything in
the way of delicacies in sea foods and choice edibles.
1.1 a; V. TTaaV. ra1aV,iaf A flroVioaf ra AT filOf nt
JH.US1C LHu IJIllUO W9WHU UJF WIS UVWI v.y miuwvm D
I Pieces. - , , . ,...,......
Motel ana grounas ugmea oy eiecirioitv.
No more delightful reBort in the South. Write for descriptive book-
et, rates, etc. Address
JOE H. HirJTOTJ, marmge ry
WRIGHTSVILLB BEACH, N,
Season Opens Iune 1st. Resident Phyaieiin,. Dr. Thos, S.
Hamlet 720 am 1040 pm
Ar Monroe 8 55 a m 18 15 a m 1
Ar Charlotte.. 10 05 a m 10 45 pm
Ar Chester 1015 am 136am
Ar Greenwood 18 83 p m 8 45 a m
Ar Athens 850 pm 605 am
Ar Atlanta 850pm 750am
SOUTHBOUND FBOH HAMLET.
Lv Hamlet 780aml0 40pm
Ar Columbia 10 55am isoam
Ar Savannah..- 880 pm 505 am
Ar Jacksonville 6 50pm 9 15 am
Ar Tampa 6 45 a m 600pm
NORTHBOUND FBOH HAMLET.
Lv Hamlet 10 80 p m 8 55 a m
ArBalelgh 125 a mil 50 am
ArNorllna 850am 145pm
iNSrtoS?"::::::::::i 800ftm 685 pa
Lv Hamlet. 10 so a m 750 a m
ArBalelgh... 1 5 a mil 15 am
ArNorllna...., ssoam 145pm
Ar Blcbmend...,. 6 85 am 455 pm
Ar Washington 10 10 a m 886 pm
Ar Baltimore..... 11 85 p m 1185 p m
at New York 4 is p m 6 1$ p m
ASK FOR PRICES.
H.'L. VOLLERS.
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ATLAUTIC
COAST LIME.
Schedule In EJTeet May 34 J903.
NORTHBOUND.
c.
Bar-
8m
Through Pullman sleepers from Hamlet to all
points North, south and southwest.
For tickets, Pullman reservations, etc., apply
to Thomas D. Mearea, General Agent. Wilming
ton, m. u. ap 10 w
SUMMER SCHEDULE
CONSOLIDATED RAILWAYS,
LIGHT & POWER COMPANY.
EfTeetlve Tuesday, Jane 9, 1903.
Lv Wilmington
at Goldsboro........
Ar Wilson. . .
Ar Rocky Mount
Ar Norfolk
Ar Weldon .....
Ar Petersburg
Ar Richmond..........
Ar Washington .....
Ar Baltimore. . .
ax iruiiauoipuu..,,,
ArN wTOtK...
NO 48
9.80 a m
18 81 p m
1 1 p m
l 55 p in
66ipm
4 58 D m
6 63 p m
7 4? d m
ll 40 p mi
i sm a m
405 am
715 a m
NO 48
7 00 pm
9 88 D m
10 85 p m
lUtS p m
185 in,
800 am
848 am
780 am
sis am
ll sa a m
boo pm
SOUTHBOUND.
READ THIS
FRONT AND FBTNpKSS BT., WILMINGTON
ijsave every nair nour irom o:uu a. m.rwi n.au
P. m., daUv except Bundaz. SUNDAY Every
to n:;
hqjf hour from 8:00 A. M.
IP. M.
THERE'S NOTHING BETTER
made than enameled , ware. It's as
much superior to tin for cooklnjr uten
sils as the light of the sun is to that of
the moon.
ENAMELED WARE
cannot rust. It is almost indestruc
tible, lasting: four or fire times as long?
as the best tin,
Tbe cost is a little more than tinY
but it is worth it. -
We have good tinware, too, for those
who want it
Wholesale and Betail,
je 9 tf Orton Building.
Ratestor Sewer Senlce
Water Closets - - 50 cts per quarter, each
lfitin Sinks - - 50cts Der Quarter, each
Bath Tubs - - - - 50 cts per quarter, each
Fixed Wash Basins 25 cts per quarter, each
Fixed Laundry Tubs 50c per quarter, per set
We carry our pipes to your prop
erty lino without charge, and rates
do not jjo into effect until service i
rendered.
The Wi&iinstca Sewercse Co.'
3614 it ' ' - .
Ve received 560 fine Trimmed Hats by Express
to-day. LatSies' and Children's "Hats. They willibe
sold at less than half price.
$225 Hats for 08 Oe:iL-bS-$1.25
Hats for 50 CnL-bs.
We have ten different styles and thirty different colors. It is the pret
tiest lot of ready to wear Hats in the city. ; n -. t
Don't forget we are cutting prices on onirt waisis ana ojsirw.
PARIS MILLirJERY EMPORIUM,
je 12 tf - 129 Market Street, Wilmington, N. C.
A CLEAIJ AND PERFECT LIME OF CIGARS
re the kind you will find here. To
secure satisfaction, with the public you. must
have tha rlarht kintLand duality of dears. Good
smokes never come from poor quality Tobacco.
We sea the right quality, we charge the right
prices, and If you buy eJsewhere cheap you are
not getting the same duality, because no one
cn sell at lower prices than we do, for up-to-date
high quality. No bands, or. premiums to
come out of the quality.aa it costs money tojtmy
those premiums and they come out of the
quality of the article. '
Buy "White Knight" Cigars.
. You have got the best
THE F. E. HASHA6EN CO.,
' . Sole Agent. -
THE GA.8INO WBIGHT8V1IJjE BEACH.
-: Leave every halt tour from M0A.iJ.to
18:00 P.M., dally except Sunaay . BUNDAYS
Every nail hoar from 8:30 A. M . to 18:00 P. M.j
BPKOIAL OAS FOB WBIQHTSVIIJJi
Beach win connect dally with A. O. L. iraln
No. 60duewnmlngtonatll:20i?.M. Mondays
this, car will leave the Casino, WrlghtsvlAe
Beach, at 0:00 a. m., to connect witn a. v. u.
train No. 51 leaving Wilmington 6:00 A.M.
BEACH CAB: For the accommodation of
those who laajLdeslre to leave the Beach after
regular cars have ceased rnnnlnar, an extra
will tie left on tha seashore Hotel Bldmsr every
night, which can te chartered for the trip to
wnminarton and return for S10.00. The Motor-
man in charsra can be reached at the Com
pany's Baggage room, near that point. Bell
'Phone No. 1203.
Lv New York. .
Ar Philadelphia.
I-Ar Baltimore
at Washington
Ar Norfolk".?.
Ar Kicnmona .-
! Ar Petersburg
at weiaon
Ar BocKy Mount , .
Ar Wilson
AT BOlOSDOrO
Ar Wilmington....
NO 41 NO 49
9 85 a ml 9 25 pm
U55 a m 19 01 am
nip mi a? am
821 p m
7 is (?m
8 05 p m
0 43 p m
1037 pm
li is p m
716 a m
10 10 a m
S45 am
ooo-am
sso a m-
0 48 a m
1140 am
1 oo pm
150 pm
3 10 p m
6 00 pm
BETWEEN WILMINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
SOUTHBOUND
Lv Wilmington ..
Ar Florence.
Ar Charleston....
Ar Savannah.....
Ar Jack son villa . .
Ar Tampa..
Dally El
Sunday
600 a ml
9 25 a m
110 D IB
6 so p m
Dally.
8 45 p mi
7 80 d m
ll is p m
iwim
900 a m
loss p m
Dally. ,
7 00pm
3 85am
8 15 a m
8 8o;a m
1 15 d nt
10 85 pm
NORTHBOUND.
FrelCbt Service.
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Leave Front and Princess streets 6:00 A. M
dally except Sunday. - - ,.
Leave Ninth street Depot 9:30 A. M., dafly
(including Sunday). ,
Leave Ninth street Derot 1:30 P. M.. dauy ex
cept Sunday.
ijeave Hinca sireec vepoi :iw r. b., uauj ex
cept Bunaay.
Lv Tampa ..v..
Ar Jacksonville..............
Ar Savannah... i...
. at Charleston.
Ar Florence.. .
Ar Wilmington
Dally Ex.
Sunaay.
8 05 om
7 ao a m
1940 pm
4 sop m
7 85 p m
11 so p m
DaUy
7oajn
5 so p m
lis an'
ess am ,
845 am
140 pm
and Princess streets from 6:30 A.
M. only.
sight a
M. to
6:00
BETWEEN WILMINGTON AND BANJOBD -
West Bound East Bound
Dally - Dally
Lv Wilmington ...I 010 a mtAr 8 05pm
Ar Fayettevllle. ....... 18 30 P m Ar 6 00pm
ArSanford. ... 1 69 p mlLv 8 40 pm
BETWEEN WILMINGTON -AND NEWBEBN
FREIGHT DEPOT:
The freight
freight
Denot will
rrom e:auA.
hA nnnn fnr tint rnnnlnfi of
M tr P M Rnnilnvfl 8:80 to 0:80 A. M. No
freight will be received at other points in the
city, except aa auura tspeuiuetx. .
- Freight which is received within twenty min
utes of time car is doe to leave will be held for
next regular trip. ' ' :
M A KITTNtt AND PREPARING: FTSlBht Will
not be received unless plainly marked with
name of the consignee and fully prepaid. . -
LAUNDRY: when packed In trunks, hand
bags, or hampers. Laundry will be hand?! aa
baggage... - - 41 .
- North Bound
Dally ex Sunday
South
.Bound
Lv Wilmington...
at HewMrn.
......,.2 25 p m Ar ja 10 p m
....... .15 40 p mLv 9 oo aim
CATARRH
In all IU atages mere
should bo leMoluass.
Eli's Cream Balm
cleanseMoothes and heala
the diaeased membrane.
It cure oatarrh and drtree
airay a cold In the bead ;
quickly.
' Cream Balm Is piacea un van
OTcr tuo membrane and is absorbed. EelirfUlm
. mediate and a cam t ollowa. It la not drytng-doea
notproducaaneealng. Large Size, 50 oenta at Ding- ;
rfsts or by mail ; Trial Size, 10 cents by matt, -
ELY BBOTHEBS, 66 Warren Street. New xork.
aepHtt -N aato tb
MEMANttWOMEII.
iTutFymt Chemical Co.
. fiisumuTuiT i
mU TiiMBlar sent ea .nq
" ta th sa -
We Need Money
You Heed Furniture.
T
BAGGAGE: Baggage will be received and
delivered at the Auantlo Coast Line and
Hoo.hnari1 All- T.rna rlnnntA: all nlaCS8 must DO
checked, and no piece will be delivered except
on presentation of duplicate check.
Trains No. 42 and 41 carry Pullman Sleeping t
Oars between Wilmington and Washington,
connecting witb Penna ft. B. fora41rntaeaBt.
W. J. UBA1G,
'- Genl Passenger Agent
H. M. Emerson, Trafflo Manager. -my84tf.
. - '-
Tb& Clyde Steamship Co
lienor!,
FOR 30 DAYS YOU CAU BUY OF US FOR CASH;
- inKAAm Sn?ta':sMAhnarfl. Hat Backs. Felt Mattresses. Bed Springs,
Iron Beds, China Closets, Chifionienr, ToUet Sets, Wheeler - & Wilson
Sewing Machines, and everything in the furniture lin at prices you never
saw in Wilmington. Remember, terms strictly cash. We invite you to
call. '- s '
Atlantic anl HortH Carolina RaUroaila I 711nHngtOD, H. C, ailfl
Georgetown, S,C, Lines
Time Table No. 16
21.
To Take Effect Sunday Oct.
1900. at 12.01 A. M.
Goma EAST.
GOING WEST.
TLJbLl
PainleM, and not aatruf
cent or pouonou.
old byMBglt
' or cent in plain wrapper.
Mqaeat..
Je 10 tf
Corner Second and Market streets.
- 3
PassgT Trains
PlUUr
IpEtinvnovAL-pi
lUJAT r)BlnT fci.d C nly ej.
M-'7,'VTUrE Aiwrrni.!e. LaAUs...
lo.. uk Dnmllt
for GUlClUa.lw ''UWU3im '
in Ki'.l ud ! mw.llfa. Wm, . wtol
KitkUa ribbon. tiw.wrtkeA
tiamZ T f TT krmfX,T Mad '
mwm MmUt 10.4H.U TMlnomialK Bold by ..
tkli p:. MaMu un. f Hll.a jtjm r
THE NORTHlCAROLINA
STATE ITOnilM. AI7D lUDTJSTEIAL COLLEGE.
Iiltararrt clatasleeU JBeielWe iPeOxosiealt, Cemmerelali Domeatle BcleneeV
- manual Tnunlncs fiTusie. -
Five courses leading to Diplomas.' Adyanoed courses-leading to 'Degrees. Well equipped
raJn ni oharatton Bctool . Faculty number 40. Board, laundry. tulMpn,-ad -fees ?or
nswnr tAzt hMka. etc. S140 a year. For non-residents oi the State lioo. Tweutn annual mbbiou
' begins September 15, 1903. To secure board in tbe , dormitories all rreeHtuition appiioanona
i ahouldbe madebeiW tnTited from those desiring . competent
1 teachers and stenographers. For catalogue and other laformattonjbddresap - -
G1TAIIL3 D IlelvEB. ireswent,
jeaotf - " - JEfBERBQRO,'W C
Arrive
p. H.
5 40
7 OS
P. M.
Leave
p. K
3 40
4 S3
5 60
' 707'
P. H.
STATIONS.
Golds boro.
iKlnston. . . . . .
newoern. ......
uorehead Olty.
Paesg'r Trains -
Arrive
A.U.
1105
10 13
. 8 87.
7 S3
A.K.
Leave
a. it
'e6o"
A. M.
Train 4 connects with W. w.' train bound
tan. lAnvlnir Goiasboro at 11.S5 A. M.. ana.
wnhSouthern Hallway train west, leaving
i ana wnn w. cn.H ew
onMatwtra aoo P. M.. ana
bern ror wummgwn ana miermeaiau pomw.
Train 8 connects with Boutherh Hallway train
anivtnff at Ooldflboro 8.00 P. M.. And With W. &
w. traui from the North at S.K P. M No.
train also connects with W. & N. for WHming-
ton and intermediate points. m -- - c .
oot mu o. buv
Vrona If aiv York;r .Wiunlncton.
NAVAHOE...... ...... ......Bwuroay.unw tci-
H . ..... .......... w vTt.1v. a
4JAUJI... .,
mm wiiainrtiia for New
-!Arib...... .Saturday, June r?
jiTApna.".... ............ Batnrday, July. 4
I arroaa irilaatnBton" for. Qaergttowa.
I OABIB..... .T........ Tuesday, June ss
HAVAUU.. ...... AUBOUBjr. 4UUB OT
Both steamers have gooa Passenger accom
modation. . - .
iar Tbrouffb Bins " Lading and 1 rfwest
Through Bates guaraateed to and from points
1 in Noth and south Carolina.
ntros M1IJTR. Qenl Freight Agent.
THKO. . t ria, Senl Manager.
WM. P. CLYDE & OO., GejlAgents,
leltt'