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Worms .Convulsions .Fcverish
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EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER
1 COAL. ffliT
Sole Distributors of
D avis' Absolutely Pure Paints
The only guaranteed 100 per cent. Pnre Paint on this or any
other market. Oar guarantee U that It is composed only of "
Linseed Oil
bite Lead (carbonate) . .
White Zinc (oxide)
WITHOUT DOUBT
We KNOW, that DaTis Paint will never disappoint when properly
applied. It is made so good that yon are. sure to want more if -yon
LI VIS LONG ENOUGH to want your building repainted.
In applying Paint always call for Pusher's Celebrated P.
Paint Brushes, they speak for themselves.
We Uo carry a fall line of Building material, including the well known
Plintkote Hoofing.
Bel! 'Phone 645. Inter-State 72.
THE HURCHISON MATIOMAL BANK,
or WILMINGTON, N. o.
Organized March 1899.
' spiral $300,000.
Surplaa ..100,000.
Strong, progressive, liberal.'
Careful attention to all basiness.
Foreign Exchange bought and sold.
H. C. McQUEEN, President.
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REMOVAL
THE PEOPLE'S SAVINGS BANK has removed to more
commodious quarters, at No. 115 North Front street, building
formerly occupied by the Hurchison National Bank, next south
of The Orton House. This change is made necessary by
the reason of its increasing business. With these improved
surroundings the Bank is better prepared than ever to serve its
customers. We Invito you to call and Inspect our new home.
. c niaosiH, rresldaat
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(TEETMINCPOWDERS)
, - : - ; . f ' f I irK BniMI, Arl
I kof "tEETHINA." W. wonder how w. h
PUZZLE.
For Infants and Children
The:JCind.iYou Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
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In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
in
TWC CtTg COMMIT. HIV TOMS Mlk 1
AND SDPPLV
100 per cent. Pare
100 " , "
100 "
Depository for
U. 8. Funds,
State Funds,
.' County Fund, 1
City Funds.
ry. GRAINGER, Cashier.
S. JlBHITKOKO, Vlee rrealdemt.
GuhUr. i
KIM OF CIGARS.
Don't start on your vacation
without ; I
WHITE KNIGHTS. ! .
- This grade of OUin are not Un
whexe careful soakers aboand.
WHITE KNIQHT8
, Wont cure consumption bnt U a'comfort
: ; yoa owe yourselLeluier at bom or abroad.
THE F. E. ' HASHA6EN CO.,
jy is : Distributers. '".
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IN BORROWED PLUMAGE.
11 DrctMd Went. Who Wear
Go4a Seat on AT1.
When the ways of some women are
considered, it is kses remarkable that
snch numbers of women dwelling In
the large citle3 dress extravagantly
than before their methods of securing
rich costumes for all occasions have
been scrutinized.
There are women, and many of thena
very wealthy, who make a regular
practice of having elegant garments
sent to their homes on approval wear-,
lng them once and then returning them
to stores or costumers. Some women
will wear a dress or a cloak to the
opera and send lt back next morning.
Or they will get a hat or wrap and go
driving or visiting in ltT The average
person wonld be astonished to know all
the things, from handsome umbrellas
and fans of great beauty to Jewelry,
and clothes, that some women bor
row from the shops.
Of course all of these women are not
well off, but they all dress well and
go out a great deal, and although the
shopkeepers often discover the manner,
In which they are being deceived,tl)ey
do Dot always like to make a fuss for
fear of losing a good customer. Besides
they know that if they incur the enmi
ty of such impostors the women are
quite capable of abusing their goods
and robbing them of other and more
honest customers.1 Strange aa lt may
seem, these women generally mingle in
pretty good society, or the fringes of it,
and have some influence In the matter
of dress, eince they have won the repu
tation of always dressing elegantly and
in the newest things.
This sort of Imposition had been car
ried on so often by a customer of a cer
tain large firm that Its members deter
mined to put a stop to her flaunting
about in borrowed plumage, at least
when the plumage belonged to them.
One Saturday this woman had a splen
did wrap sent home, on approval, and
on Sunday one of the bead clerks of
the firm who .knew Mrs. Blank as the
offender stationed himself near her
pew In the fashionable church which
she attended. "When she sailed down
the aisle after service, resplendent In
the borrowed cloak, this man stepped
up to her and said:
"How do you do, Mrs. Blank? I am
delighted to see that you like our cloak
well enough to keep it.'?
Of course after that she could not re
turn the cloak.
Still, with all the efforts put forward
by shops and costumers to break up
the pernicious habit of forcible borrow
ing on the part of sundry feminine cus
tomers, the practice goes merrily on,
and many a fair dame with an envi
able reputation for exquisite dressing
appears but once In garments and hats
Wat when next seen are bedecking an
other woman or hanging In' the show
room of some smart shop. Washington
Star.
HOLDING A CIGAR.
Polata las Mu'i Character tie Aet
la Said to XHacloao.
Did you ever notice the different
ways men bold cigars or cigarettes?
Pld you ever observe how you yourself
hold one?
There are about a dozen different
Ways, and probably no two men hold
their cigars exactly alike.
A Judge of human nature may pick
up interesting points as to character
Ojoe man will bold his cigar firmly
betyVeen thumb and forefinger. He la
usually a resolute, tenacious man,
strenuous or merely phlegmatic, .as .the
case may, be, but never lazy. His fin
gers are stumpy.
Another man holds the cigar loosely
between his first and second fingers.
He is apt -to be graceful, lazy. Irreso
lute,' a man of artistic temperament,
but not a hustler. His fingers are long
and tapering.
A third man wcajryJWa clgarwith
the lighted end 'turned Tn .toward 'the
palm, the nandhem scoop shape around
it He picked up that trick when
smQkmg on one sly as boy. fearing
papa wQt bre4kiu4&en Wo tbe
rame. He 'i usflSjIy of a ecretiana
tUre and not marked by any special
tendency to frankness.
A fourth will' bold his. cigar awk
wardly, nervously gripping ianjT4ften
staring at lt Inquisitively to seeTbjJw lt
la burning. He la not a "natural smok
er," nor is he apt to be what Is known
as a "good fellow." He la usually anx
ious to conciliate others and has not
great force of character.
Thatch the man behind the cigar and
see if all these character drawings are
not correct New York World. -
A CHEAP SQUARE MEAL.
Saeeeaafol Scheme Tkat Wu Worked
Sr Two HmmaT Meau
"One tjf the" cleverest 'Krafts' I ever
saw was worked the other day In a
quick lunch restaurant on Park row,"
said the Observer. "I noticed two men
talking earnestly lust below the place
aa I was going in to gjet my lunch. One
of them followed me In and took a seat
W Katvnr ma at trio tahlA A f AW OeC-
juo. SVJ rw . ' - - -
onda later the other entered and took a
seat Just opposite his friend, whom he
did not ame&r to know. The first man
ordered a very expensive dinner, com
mencing with soap and ending with
charlotte russe and coffee. He got the
verv best that the Dlace couKl aurora.
and his check for $1.85 was placed -In
front of him. The other man took ma
time about ordering, taking corned
beef and beans 10 cents' worth. His
check was placed In the center of the
table, between the two men.
"Number one ate hastily and finished
first He got up, put on his hat and
then calmlv Dlcked ud the ten cent
check that belonged to his friend.
Without turning a hair he went, to, the
desk, paid . 10 cents and walked .out A
few minutes later number two, who
had been reading the paper, prepared
to leave and took up the remaining
check. He appeared greatly surprised
and c&Iled the waiter, asking for an
explanation. There was .nothing for the
knight of the napkin to ao due give iue
man a new ten cent check, as It was
verv evident that-he had not eaten
f 1.85 worth of food. I suppose-that the
two met outside ana at the naxvpiace
visited number two got the "square"
meal. New York Mall and Express.
i one arnaircommanttr tn Kansas a
drug firm In four weeks-In January
sold 102 ounces of -strychnine,; 214
ounces of cyanide of potassium, 45
himhelii of Doisoned wheat and 2SH
gallons of carbon bisulphide, an for the
of destrovlna; the prairie dogs
on the farms of that community.
Th. nnetton of food supply for ani
mals produces some curious results. In
TTwnminff dnrins the winter Just pass
ed the Jackr- rabbits by thousands
nntrht the Drotection of snow xences
along the. lines of railroad, while the
wolves and coyotes from over a ' vast
tract of eouatry found the Jack an easy
victim. - . . " ,
. , ;.iv
n . -.r.Lu will h-iMtv a, mrrttv de
" : DUU1V ircww ww w- m
cent looking front yard, but the back
... . f 1 1 ft.. A .wa.
yard of tueir preiuue
As matte of fact; there should be no
back yard to -. any - home that Is, a,
jt i. TI ho mhMsh'' of the
uuwp 1UI 1U1 . - ,
place.": Such a place always puts us In
. - ijs i tnrr
znina or a nneiy arcaseo jmuy-wo
a dirty petticoat
Jim Dumps, at Buffalo, went through
Large mills, and rnoro delighted grew -
At every step. " How clean I " said he.
He saw them mingle skilfully -Malt,
wheat and sunshine strength for him.
'And that makes ' Force," nods "Sunny Jim.
' roop COLbU
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Farmers and Canneri. '
The r'arniera' I'roteotive association
of central New York is making trouble
for the canning factories In setting
prices for which the members are will
ing to grow their produce instead of
taking the prices offered, as heretofore.
The scale adopted is considerably in
advance of what was received by farm
ers last year. Some factories have
granted a slight increase.- 1 Mary
land there are milch agitation and con
flict between brewers anil packers of
tomatoes along Ihe eastern shore.
Country Gentleman.
I Leave be Old Hen In Pence.
During the Latching, if you are wise,
you will not be too curious, but will
allow the Instinct of the hen to do her
work. It may be well to quietly reach
under her and remove such eggshells
as can be removed without disturbing
her, but nothing further should be at
tempted. Nlgnt Wan Her Terror.
"I would cough nearly all night
Jons'," writes Mrs. Charles Appieeate
or Alexandria. Ind.. "and could bard
ly ret any sleep. I had Consumption
so bad that if I walked a block I
would cough frightfully and spit
blood: but, when all other meal
cines failed, three SL00 bottles of Dr,
King's New Discovery wholly cured
me and I rained fifty-eight pounds.
It's absolutely euaranteed to cure
Coughs, Colds, La Grippe, Bronchitis
and all Throat and Lung troubles.
Price 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles free
at It. li. Bellamy s drug store. : I
DUNLOP MEAL
16 HADE OF
, Best of Corn
IN A
Water Mill
and Every Bushel Welahs 46
Pounds.
As there will be a big crop of
Cotton made the demand for bag
ging and ties will put the price up,
go buy N' W and buy of
THE WORTH CO.
Jr 10 tr -
Wilmington and Fayetteville
STEAMBOAT LINES.
ateaanere frr FnyeitevtUe, aTrelant
aai FaMBfn. '
Btaamar Highlander, Capt. W. XcK. Eobe
son, leaves 4:90 P. X , Mondays and Thursdays.
Btaamar Hart, Cant W. a. Robeson, leaves
at 4:to p. nU Taaedays and rrldaya ? j
. mi.k tAiM return an.'
piy to -, j
T. D. LOVE. V
aeneral Agent,
jf is tf South Water Street, i
Ten Dollars.
Ours is the only estab
lishment In your City that
makes Suits to measure for.
Ten Dollars. -
C. E. GORDON PANTS CO.,
" - . - - - - i
25 South Font Street. JJ
apt tf - ! M
Peach and Vanilla
CREAM.
S1.00 gallon delivered Sunday.
J.VJ. Plummor, Jr.,
- Bell 'Phone 680. 1 jy 18 If 1
nam CNICHEVTin crahin
PILLS
unlv Oaaalaa.
aw CHICUL.,1 l .Uti KNOUSH i
la KEB t4 kuUi ten twm-ht I
wkk UmiMh 1'bkc a Beraaa I
rn 6itwUwM mm Imltm-
tta. B.J of yxir Omnul.e . a
mmf fimnlin,. TwUBatalf;
aaa ''HoiSat rr I jlw i,m ( Mr, r
twra atall. la.eaaTwttBaaUiL 8.14 .
mmaimm thla
The Eeadj-to-Serre Cereal
crisp cleanliness
and parity.
i
Cleanliness the ChaLrcxeterlstte.
."1 ftSfonI LnPtad "e ml11 "id " method of manufacturing the
"If?" "f.116' PTible quality and of abaolate purity, and that ey rtepta
the proceea of manofactare is characterized by perfect cleanliness. The Anal
tfffiflJZrllwwSRty Bierl,liMth0 PTSt. from the time the grata
...S-.T??1 ? untfl a"! eeaUng of the packages, the food is handled
Aaaiydcai Chemlrt TJnIvawlty of Bugalo, and Chemlat ofthe Cjty 10;"
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j The Independent
J Ice Company
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Wishes to assure the public that
there will be no interruption of
our business by reason of the fire
we had yesterday. We will serve
all our customers as usual
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J- '-wk I " V ! 'Vs.-.
'wtJ -" a
BEST AND CHEAPEST LINE OF REFRIGERATORS
ON THE MARKET.
WM
. E SPRINGER & CO..
je 3 tf
SEASHORE HOTEL,
WHIGHTSVILLB BEACH, N. C.
Jasl Eight lilies From Wilmington.
mm
We now have 180 large airy bedrooms, 20 en suite, with private bath.
Hotel being but a few yards from old ocean's edge renders it cool and
comfortable at all times. Artesian
flies.
The finest Bathing, Boating and Fishing along the Atlantic coast.
New Bowling Alley, Pool and Billiard Hall. -
The Cuisine will be thoroughly up-to-date, embracing everything in
the way of delicacies in sea foods and
Music the entire season by the
pieces.
Hotel and grounds lighted by electricity.
No more delightful resort in the South. Write for descriptive book-
et, rates, etc. -Address '
JOE H. H I TJTOrJ, Manager,
f WRIGHTSVILLB BEACH, N. C.
SaaaamOnaas tan 1st Resident Physician, Dr. Taos. S. Bur-
bask,
Pep
OGits Twlade With
ATLANTIC TRUST AND BANKING- GO.
On or before July 1st will draw interest from that date,
pay 4 per cent, per annum, compounded quarterly. ,
MATT J. HBTEB, Preslfasit. ' '
lTTITCBEI.il V.
L. B. Bosrers. Martin O'Brien, C
B. H. J. Ahrens, John H. Kuck, J.
MoEachern, M. J. Heyer. : -' ---:
THE NORTa
STATE N0RIIAL AITI)
" ' courses: - - -
Literary, oiaaaleaJ Scientific, Pedagogical, Commercial, Domeetle" 8elenee
. t ... BXaaiual Tralnler, Blusle. ' . ...
T1vmiTnM lAaltnff to DlolOKSS. Advanced courses leading to Decrees. Well eaultmed
rracuoa ana unservauon Bcnoot. r acuity numoerBwi.- tsoaru, uiunury, nicon, ana iees ior.
use of text books, eta, $ 14 a year. For non-residents oi the State sioo. Twelfth annual session
begins September is, IMS. To secure board in toe dormltores ail free-tuition applications
should be made before Jn'y isto. Correspondence invited from those desiring competent
teacners anascenograpners. r catalogue anaotner iniormauon anaress .. .-? ,...r-: ; -: ,
CHABXES D. McIVER, President.
JaSStf c CBKEWSBOBO, W. C.
J FOOD CO S-
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Purcell Buildinjr, Wilmington, N. C.
iffy
water, no malaria, no mosquitoes, no
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choice edibles. ,
Motel s Celebrated Orchestra oi eigne
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my 24 8m
We
B. H. J AHRERS, Vice PrasldenU
AliliEPTt CslIer.
W. Yates, B. Solomon, I. M. Bear
G. L. Gieschen, R. B. Bellamy, D
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CAROLINA
1ITDTTSTRIAL COLLEGE.
Remington I
g)- ' Typewriter.
WVCROFF. SEAMANS 4 BENEDICT Jto
Ts oewTlters of all kinds taken In exchange.
Machines sold on easy Instalments.
KiDDons, carDon ana lypewnier raper, etc
C.W. YATES & CO.
sole Agents for Remington Type writers,
lyiatt
THE UNIVERSITY
of North Carolina-
Academic Department, Law,
Medicine, Pharmacy.
One hundred and eight scholar.
ships. Free tuition to teachers
and to sons of ministers. Loans
for the needy.
608 Students. 66 Instructors.
New Dormitories, Water Works,
Central Heating System, Library
40,000 volumes.
Fall term, academic and profes
sional departments, begins Septem
ber 7, 1903. Address
F. P. VENABLB, President,
je 26 tf Chapel Hill, N. C.
SEABOARD
Air "Line Railwav
Schedule In Effect April 12, 1903.
TRAIN Leaves WtTmtnrtnn S-SO n m. an
39 Lumberton 5:46 p m, Pembroke 6:10 p
. in, Buun e:w p m, uamiet ?:ss pm.
arrive Charlotte 10:45 p m.
TRAIN Leaves Wilmington 9:00 pm, arrives
15 Lumberton 8:15 a m, Pembroke 2:55 a
m. Max ton 4:05 a m, Hamlet 6:00 a m.
TRAIN Leaves Charlotte 5:01 a m. Hamlet 8:40
w a m, arrives Maxton :S2 a m. Pem
broke 10:08 am. Lumberton 10:87 am,
TTiuuuiicbou iz:v pm.
TRAIN Leaves Hamlet 10:45 d m. arrives Max.
14 ton 12:35 a m, Pembroke 1:20 a m, Lum-
berton 8:15 a m, Wilmington 7:00 a m.
WESTBOUND FROM HAMLET.
Hamlet , ,. 790 a m 1040 pm
Ar Monroe 8 58 am 18 15 am
Ar Charlotte...... 10 OS a m 1045 pm
Ar Chester 10 85am 135am
Ar Greenwood .....1223pm 843 am
Ar Athens S50pm COS am
Ar Atlanta 860 pm 760 am
HOUTHBOUND FBOM HAMLET.
Lv Hamlet 780aml0 40pm
Ar Columbia 10 55 a m lsoam
Ar Savannah.. .. 890 pm 605 am
Ar Jacksonville 6 50pm 9 is am
Ar Tampa 6 46am 6 00 p m
NORTHBOUND FBOM HAMLET.
Lv Hamlet .... 10 30 pm 855 am
ArBaleisrh 125 a mil 50 am
ArNorllna.. , 850am 145pm
Ar Portsmouth I ann - .,,
Ar Norfolk j 8 00am 5 35 p m
Lv Hamlet 10 30 a m 750am
at Baleigh 1 S5 a m 11 15 a m
Ar Korllna 350 am 145 pm
Ar Richmond 635am 455pm
Ax -Washington 10 10 am 836 pm
Ar Baltimore ll 25 p m 11 85 p m
Ar Nov York 4 is p m 6 13 p m
Throusrh Pullman sleeners from Hamlet to ail
points North, South and Southwest.
Wnv HAbato Dnllm.. m.. .(..nr. a m
to Thomas D. Meares, General Agent, WlUnlnK
too, N. C. ap is tf
SUMMER SCHEDULE
CONSOLIDATED RAILWAYS,
LIGHT & POWER COMPANY.
Effective Tuesday, Jhdi 9, 1903.
FRONT AND PRINCESS ST- WILMINGTON
Leave everv half hour from k-ihia m tiit -nn
P. M., daily except Sunday. SUNDAY Every
half hour from 8:00 A. M. to 11:80 P. M.
THE OA8INO WRIGHTS V1LLE BEACH.
Leave everv half hour from Rito A. M. to
12:00 P. M., dally except Sunday. SUNDAYS j
Bvery nan hour from 8:30 A. M. to 12:00 p. M.
8PEOIAL CAR FOR WRIRHTSVTT.T.K
BEACH Will connect daily with A. O. L. train
No. 50 due Wilmington at 11 :20 P.M. Mondays i
this car win leave the Casino, Wrlghtsvlile !
xteacn. ato:wiA. n-to connect wita a. v. u.
train No. 51 Ida vine Wilmington 6:00 A: M.
BEACH CAB: For the accommodation of
those who inav desire to leave toe Beach after
regular cars have ceased running, an extra
win oe ieit on me eeasnore ttoiei siaing every
nicht. which can re chartered for the trip to
Wllmmgton and return for $10.00. The Motor
man in charge can be reached at the Com
pany's Baggage room, near, that point. Bell
fhoneNo. 1203.
Frelsbt Service.
Leave Front and Princees streets 6:00 A. M..
dally except Sunday.
Leave Nlaih street Depot 0:30 A. M., dally
(Including Sunday) .
Leave Ninth stroet Deoot 1:30 P. M . daOr ex
cept Sunday.
ijeave Mintn street uepot &:3U r. m.. aauv ex
cept Sunaay.
Leave Mintn street Deooc x-.ao p. m . aauv ex
cept Sunday.
The Express Oar will receive freight at Front
and Princess streets from 6:30 A. M. to 6:00 A.
M. only.
FREIGHT DEPOT: The freight Depot Will
be open for the receipt of freight from 8:30 A.
M. to 7:30.P. M. Sundays 8:30 to 9:80 A. M. No
freight will be received at other points in the
city, except as above specified. -
Freight which la received within twenty min
utes of time oar is due to leave will be held for
next regular trip.
MARKING AND PREPAYING: Freight Will
not be received unless plainly marked with
name or tne consignee ana ruuy prepaid. -
LAUNDRY: when racked In trunks, hand
bags, or hampers. Laundry will be handled as
oaggage. - ,
BAGGAGE: Baggage will be received and
delivered at ' the Atlantic Coast Line and
Seaboard Air Line depots: all pieces must be
checked, and no piece will be delivered except
on presentation of duplicate check.
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3 Car load's Timothy. 1
3 Cars No. 1 Prairie.
1 Car : Good Luck Baking
Powder, x.
200 cases Cracker Jack Powder.
190 cases Parrot and Monkey
Powder. ' I
150 Kegs Arm and Hammer Soda.
100 Cases Duke's Mixture. ', i ; :.'
120,000 Old Va. Cheroots at old
- prices and everything else in
! the Grocery line at the closest
prices. . :- . ;, -
ST01TE & C0IIPAITY.
5 and 7 South Water St.
Jyl4tf - ' '
LOST.
A double case gold warcn with a piece oi
chain attached to it some where between my ,
residence and Front street Marker. Liberal
reward for return oi ease. j. F. eamtt,
HAY
ATLAHTIC
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COAST
ROUND
TRIP
Rates From WilmiDgtoD.
Ave AA.W.BMnftAH w . .
w.o.w n.Sw, mr. j. uu reinrnj
Tickets on sale dally. June 1st to September
80th, final limit October sieviws. ,
SS3.TO Detrolti Mlch and return, inter
national Convention Epwortta League. Tickets
will be on sale July 14th and 15th, good leaving
Detroit until July 20th, 1903.
Note, an extension of the final limit to Au-
uoa luuii (no. jucv Lt7 vuvauicu uj u.(uuk vt
ticket with Joint Agent, and upon payment of
fifty (50) oents at time of deposit.
SI 3.60 Baltimore, Md., and return. Annual
Meeting Grand Lodge B. fc P. O. Elks. Tick
ets will be on sale July 18th, 19th and 20th with
return limit to July 25th, except as upon pay
ment of II 00, m addition to twenty-five (25)
cents for validation of retnrn nortlon of tick
mwwtt r.l. .fVIO M.B k. rVW U. Ww rilAMAAl w
et, limit will be extended to leave Baltimore
8 13. AO to Baltimore and ratnrnl Boverelffil
Grand Lodge Odd Fellows: tickets on sale
September 18th, 19th and 80th. Must be deooa
Ited with Joint Agent and on payment of 11.25,
limit will be extended, good leaving Baltimore
October 3rd, 1903. . i
. W.J. CRAIG,
- Gen'l Passenger Agent. '
H. H. EMERSON,
Traffic Manager.
jeatf
ATLANTIC
COAST UNB:
seaeanie in ssct sxay S4 1903.
LIE
LOW
NO 48 NO 48
Lv Wilmington 9.30 am 7 00 p m
Ar Goldsboro , 18 81 p m 938 pm
' Ar Wilson 118pm 10 sspm
Ar Rocky Mount. I55pmll83pm
Ar Norfolk 6 55 p m
ArWeidon 4 58pm lasam
Ar Petersburg 6 53 pm 8 00am
Ar Blcbmond. 7 4f p m 8 43 a m
Ar Washington 11 40 p m 7 so a m
Ar Baltimore 128am 9 13 am
- Ar Philadelphia 4 05 a m 11 22 a m
Ar New York 715 am 800pm
( SOUTHBOUND.
. " NO 41 NO 49
Lv New York 935a mi 9 25pm
' Ar Philadelphia...... 1155 a m 1801 am
Ar Baltimore... 313 p ml 2 37 am
at Washington , 3 21 p ml 8 45 am
i Ar Norfolk 9 09 a m
Ar Blcbmond.., 7 15 p ml 8 so a m
Ar Petersburg 805pm948am
l Ar Weldon 9 43 p m il 46 a m
. Ar Rocky Mount... 10 87 pm loop m
Ar Wilson...... Ul8pm 159 pm
Ar Goldsboro.... 7 16 a ml 8 10 p m
Ar Wilmington.. toio a ml 6 00 pm
BETWEEN WILMINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
, SOUTHBOUND
Daily Ex
Sunday.
Dally
Dally.
7 oo p m
3 25 am
61575
8 80am
1 15 om
Lv Wilmington .
Ar Florence.
Ar Charleston...,
Ar Savannah
Ar Jacksonville. . .
Ar Tampa
600 a m
8 45 p ml
925 a m
110pm
6 30 p m
ii is p m
soo a m
9 00 a m
loss p m
10 85 pm
NORTHBOUND.
Dally Ex.
Sunday.
Dally
780 am
S80 pm
115 am
695 am
945 am
140 pm
LvTamna
8 05 p m
7 80 a m
I9 40B m
Ar Jacksonville.,
Ar savannah v
4 60 p m
7 85 d m
at Florence.. .
Ar Wilmington
U 0 p m
BETWEEN WILMINGTON AND SANTO RD
West Bound East Bound
Dally Daily
Lv Wilmington........! 9 10 a mi ar 8 05 p m
I Ar Fayetteville ..18 so p m Ar 5 00 p m
ATBaniora.. ........... l bs p mii.v s u p m
BETWEEN WILMINGTON AND NEWBERN
North Bound South
Dally ex Sunday Bound
Lv WOmlnsrton ..12 25 n mlAr 18 15 v m
ArNewbern .....15 40 p mlLv 9 oo aim
Trams Nos. 43 and 41 carry Pullman Sleeping
Cars between Wllmlnston and Washington.
connecting with Penna B. B. for all points east.
W.J.DBAIG,
Gen'l Passenger Agent
H. M. Emerson, Trafflc Manager.
my84tf.
Atlantic ana North Carolina Railroa.!
ITlme Table No.tlO
l t
To Take Effect Sundavy, Oct. SI,
1900. at 12.01 A. M.
GOING EAST.
-GOING WEST.
3 4
Passg'r Trains - Paeag'r Trains
STATIONS. . :
Arrive Leave Arrive Leave
p.m. pTiT aTm. a.m.
3 40 Goldsboro....... 11 05
4 82 Klnston..... .... 10 13
s 40 5 60 Newborn 8 87 2 00
7 08 7 07 Morehead City.. 7 28 7 27
P. M. P. M. -- 1 . A. M. A. M.
Tram 4 connects with W. fe W train bound
North, leaving Goldsboro at 11.25 A. M.. and
with Southern Railway train west, leaving j
Goldsboro 800 P. M., and with W. & N. at New ,
bern for Wilmington and Intermediate points.
Train 3 connects with Southern Railway train
arriving at Goldsboro 8.00 P. M. and with W. Sc.
W. train from the North at 8.( P. M No. 1
train also connects with W. A N. for Wilming
ton and intermediate points .
OCt 23 tl tS. 1a. IMJUIj, BUDt.
Tne Clyde Steamsblp Co
New York,
Wilmington, 11. C,, and
i, S; Co Lines
rraitw'tsrK fr WUMiiftsa
NAVAHOE...... ..........Saturday, July 25
1 CARIB.. Saturday r Aug. l
rroH wilautiea foiHra Tork,
oasib .....,..ito-,i.Baturday, July 25
navahoe.. ............Saturday, Aug. t
From WHmlngi
"tor Georcetown.
241"A'."".V..r..V.;.Tnesday,.' July 81
NAVAHOE ......Tuesday, July 88
Bott Steamers nave snod Passenger accom
modation. , TvrT
JBT-TtoongnBffls iJMUnjt- and -Lowest
Through Rates guaranteed to and from points
In Nob. and Booth Carolina. -For
freight and paesaee apply to :
. - . - B. e. 6attlBONS, Bupt.
., i t . . Wilmington, . u. :
t CLIDE milne. Gem Freight Agent. i-
law. w. jeukis, wen'i vaaager. -WM.
P. CLYDE A CO., Gen'l Agents, i
, .19 State streeWNew ork. I
lytf .
: To Excursionists. -
The first thing yon should do nwvntir amwat
la Wilmington 6 to have a' clean, easy utava,
or a tyusn nair-cut, or a coot and refreshing
shampoo. Possibly, you may need allot these
comforts.
The Favorite" Barber Shop is the place.
' BUIOK- a DAVIS;
Je 14 tr So. UntM rroai street i