FIND THREE HIDDEN FACES.
rn
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Tb IUml Yoa Ilaro Always Uoasht, ami thtch h& beca.
in u.e fbr ottt 3D year, h borno tbo T;ni-tjr of
ami bas been tnado under Lis per-
fj 'j1'. , ' 8oal aapcrvlskm since lu Infancy. '
AH Counterfeit, Imitations and M JnRt-atMMl aro bat
f!iprtmentt that trifle with and rndansrr tbo health of
l-Cui la and Cb lren Ix per tmc ncalnst nperimet,
What is CASTOR I A
C iori U a barmles eubstltato for Castor Oil, Pare
rrlc. lrvp and Sooibla Sjraps. It U FlcaxaaU It
contain neither Opium, M-rphino nor other Narcotic
ra balance. IU age La It cuaratce. It c troys Worm
and aHajs Feverish-. It cures Diarrbcca and Wind
Colic. It rellcTca Teething Troubles, care Const! potion
and flatulency. It a Initiates tbo Food regulates tbo
Stomach and Uowels pi Tins healthy and notoral sleep,
Tbo Children's Ianacea Tbo 31 other's Friend.
C E fiUI H E C ASTO R I A ALVA YS
Sears the Signature of
" CONDENSED STORIES.
Mow DwlQht L. Moody Was Taken In
by the Urchins cf Bethany.
When P. L. i: ody went to Beth
snj daring his titcls in the east fee
u xery r-tt i carted over all the
multitude of beggars there, not 'nly,
because the place it bo unusual, but
because he was moved bv it beand
ful tradition. He gave quantitie
of backsheesh and then asked If
sny of the children had the name
of Mtry nnA Msrtha. Yes, indeed;
they had." And that opened his
pocket again. "
The new of his generosity spread
through the Tillage, and new claim
ant came until hi visit seemed like
ly to result in a fight for eUtece.
The case was getting desperate a3j
he told the dragoman to call for si
lence while he made an aadreas.
Then he said:
"I have come 6,00J rae to see,
this little Tillage of Bcthajy. It
waa a place my Master lordfta vis.
it, and 1 haTe come to see i ; because,
he loTed it I am verr cjac ta peet
yon all, but now I want to be eiose.
I hare no more backsheesh, arid I
bid you all goodby."
A fine looking boy of sixteen re
plied to the address, lie spoke, flu
ently and with the grace of an ora
tor. Mr. Moody waa delighted with!
the beginning of his oration, but not
wi(h its conclusion:
"We are glad to wo the gentle
man and his friend who have come
to far, but the gentleman must not
think that his actions are cqnal to
the importance of his visit. Six
thousand miles it a long way to
come, and the gentleman must Tiave
sacrificed much tomake the visit.
In consequence It ia nat&ral for ns
to expect that he would be mojifl
ccnt Ln backs heeshl Thia ho has not
been, and now we expect that he will
KlTe ns a great deal more.
Mr. Moody was so d-gusted that
he abandoned the situation entirely
and burned away withxls friends.
1 did think.' said he, "that boy.
bad a soul aboTe tweashcesh."
-And did you think, too, that
some or the children were named
Martha and Mary V he was asked.
Certainly. Why not?"
"Nothing; only they were all
boys." Leeds Mercury.
OafUnt Sir Thomas.
Sir Thomas Lipton has a gallant
way of paying pretty compliments
to ladies. UriTing through v uh
Ington one day ho passed a huge red
automobile that stood before an im-
The KM You Have Always Bought.
In Use For Over 30 Years!
Llany Men of Many Minds,
Oaoy Shoes of Uaoy Kinds ara said all over onr
CIty.w Bat renenber when yoa want tha
Best Shoes forryour Money,
to OUR STOBE
for yonrsalf or faxaily, yoa must corns
wher we make the
one at -, - ;
GEO. R. FRE1ICH & SOUS.
Too rsssan mm a littu wmu aoo.
nosing mansion of grsy stone. A
i if
w ww. I in, -,rl in . whit. m aat In
BEST SHOES our trade winner. lTy I :htt .Xmobfl- rd as Sir Thomas
glided by she bowed to him, smiling
a raaiani ana cnarming .smue. xxe,
howrrer. failed to see her.
The young cirl looked embarrass
ed, vexed. She bit her lip. She
thoueht a moment Then she took
hold of the wheel of her machine,
pressed with her email foot the bulb
that made the horn toot gru3y,
and rwiftlr and smoothly she shot
after the English knight
Soon the great automobile over
took the carriage and halted. The.
young giii, an oia xnena 01 oir
Thomas, extended her hand, and as
Your Vacation
u
Will bo ffpontlnijeaca of mind "If you
know Hint vour valuablo Dapors. all-
verwaro, jewelry, etc, are left beblnd
you In a safe place, -
Rtnnl flfifAhr boxes 111 OUT Vault for I h took it she said reoroachfuUj:
V , a ou passed me a little while ago
rent, ail BlZQat tall prices, atwuaaiuio I without looking at tne.w
any hour of tne day. .
ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK.
A Fifty Cent Window Display.
Mfltlm ear wlndaw In DaUlOff.- A IllCS aitOflnent Of
Foralihlna 6ooif and Shirts, taventy-flve cents ar
tides at Any cents for this week only. Call early
m
and oiks yoor selections.
CT. "W". Ir. .FTTO-l-EES-
nead to Foot Outfitter.
ONE PRICE TO ALL.
aa 23 tf
THE UORCfflSOK HATIOHAL BAHK,
With a trallant smile and inclina
tion of the bead, ir lomss an
swered:
f I had looked at you I couldn't
have passed you."
Mrs. ShaWo Wit.
Mrs. Leslie M. Shaw, wife of the
secretary of the treasury, has always
been noted for her wit It is saxd
that a young T"" of humorous 'bent
one dsy exclaimed in her presence,
What could be more ddful for
a woman man aiier znexve-ng er
hiisband 's coat to find in one of the
rockets a love letter from another
Vcmanr "Foxt-natclj sajd Mrs.'
rtw, That coxm Tottx -srpcnj
fjfi an'Uica-se wonld not xeJ
the co
r wiii-T!v, m.
Orx-alied March ISO-.
C;ital 1300.000.
Sarptaj 100,000.
Stroar, prorTtaaivs, ilberaL
Carv.al attanUoa to all business,
rertfru Exchanrs bought and sold.
H. C McQUEEH, Prtslient
Depository for
" U. 8. i'nnds,
State Funds.
Count? Fund,
City Funds.
J. V. 6RAIHBER, Cashier.
KIIM la Si-av.
Ia 8Um each maxvilarla has his pe
dst form of kite, of a -Uttoctivo color.
aod tks alas po-- a mmfmacauj
.orated alt, which Is flown at sun
set.
Vljt j
(No:l4oret-icKW:aivd Paaas."
' - - '- . No. 826 Perdido Street,, ; ;
. .. - - . New Oblbahs, La., March 27, 1903.
' For over hine years I had been troubled with Ieucorrhoea. The'discfcarge was yellowish at times but after
the menstrual period it would become reddish, acrid and excoriating.' This exhausted my system. . I was con-tin-ally
tired while my appetite was poor, my digestion Tery bad and my sleep fitful and feverish. : ; .
Wine of Caxdui was the one remedy which helped me in my distress. I soon found that it relieved the .
riin ad imbned me with new stxength and after the use of 22 bottles , , . .
was well. No more discharge. - No more aches and pains and oh, ys -. (7 yX, L
Loose who have haa my experience can appreciate . CCvitU es""
what relief, onlV tl
the value of such a
fine medicine as Wine of Cardui.
rience can appreciate
Vio- Pkxsid&nt, Uhitsb -au-HTBbs' Imdcbtrxal txes.
CMH3X
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Hrt Anna IX Moore.
Does not this letter convince the most skeptical sufferer that Wine of Cardui will bring her "
health E. It is difficult" to imagine a case where there are more discouraging features than this 1
before Mrs. Moore bea fairing Wide of Cardui. Leucorrhoea is an inflammation of the
-I . vagina. It fa really rf th vital organs of womanhood. This inflammation often drives
women into .the direst stages of nervous excitement. - At the menstrual period the continual itching is accompanied by the utmost ,
agony. The life of the woman who lets this trouble run oh as Mrs. Moore did is one of misery. But Mrs. Moere did not
know what medicine to take to cure it When she had Wine of Cardui brought to her attention she took it and continued the '
treatment until she was cured. The case was a chronic one and it took presistent effort to bring a permanent cure. , -
This cure can be secured by any woman who takes Wine of Cardui. Mrs. Moore tried everything else and continued to ,
suffer. She tried Wine of Cardui and was cured. You can treat your case successfully in your own home and nobody
need know anything about it Secure a $1.00 bottle of Wine of Cardui. today and begm the treatment.
9
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THE NORTH CAROLINA
STATE H0E1IAL AUD IITDUSTRIAL COLLEGE.
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: 11 i i-X rW l-i m-m-rn ....- . ... frasB O -Jill. i
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on. mo FP-Trr.
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lM K ry . wm4
IS B- tn 1- mi
Mi Dta&o-w Kttum
tfm O04 n-s HUts
V liC-c C C5t5 Wr 3 casU 1 Drsirisli, . tztnrG cast.
a- St-tka.
A rood layer of newwpapra ooder-
Tath a carpet will prevent all ae
from tooth, which have a strong ob
jection to printers' Ink and will not
cotae anywhere near It to lay their
ess. . ' -
Tw. r-- AWtl Ale.
If a well coakl be das to the depth
of forty-U tnllea, tbs density f tha
air at the hottooa would be crest as
that f q-ickUver. Uy ths aaoae taw a
blc Inch f atr taken 4.000 mlla
above tU earth - aarfare woald expand
oCirtcntly to fill a pbere 2.0U0.QUO.OOO
miles la diameter!
cse .
Ths very bct codflsh Is cured whole;
cooacqoently thce who pnrchaM the
00 Inatcad f the aciceatea arucj
tr better QuaUty. The choice cut or a
csdnah Is p!c cot from the center.
Wv C Are Cl4-
la eJpslatliK. where the camel
la foood. the ennoal variation of tem
perature aotnptlme- reach '- ae-
m. In -ra Asia wmrrr u mm
flat ths animals are made to work
fa vary Intense cold they are sewed up
Rather Uaaleaa Word a.
Commander Peary, the arctic ex-
plorer, was talking to a Email bunch
of newspaper men at Saratoga no
long ago, and they were asking him
a number of questions about life in
the extreme latitudes, of which he
can talk most entertainingly. Some
. one asked if he spoko the Eskimo
language," and he - said he' did.
"What. . it like?" " continued the
questioner. "For instance, how
would an Eskimo say 'Good morn
ing?" "lie wouldn't say it" re-
' plied the commander, with a slight
smile. Indeed, and are they so un
tutored in the amenities of life?"
"Not at all, not at all," the explorer
explained. lou eee, in a country
where they would have occasion to
use those words cly once a year
they don t have them." .
A Bsa fVIIa KISS fee aVlfa.
With family around expecting him
to die, and m son ridlnsr for life elght-
teen miles to rat Dr. KLnr's New Dis
covery for Oo-su caption, Coughs and
uoJos. w. u. t-rown. or eervue.
led., endured death's axoaies from
asthma; but this wonderful medicine
rare instant relief and. soon cured
him. lis writes: 'I nowsleep sound
ly every night" -Like marvelous
cores of OonrumDtioo. Pneumoais.
Bronchitis, Ooufhs, Golds and Grip
proves Its matchless merit ' for all
Throat -and Liang troubles. Guar
anteed bo tiles BOe and ILOO. Trial
bottles free, at It R. Bxxijrr'a drug
store. t
DUNLOP MEAL
IB MADE OF !
Best of Corn
IN A
Water IViill
and Every Bushel Welflhs 46
Pounds.
As there will be a bfg crop of
Cotton made the demand for bag.
gin g and ties will put the price up,
so buy NOW and buy of
THE WORTH CO.
jyistt
WILL PUT EVERY j
Xsm and Woman ta the -sylor mood have
tMD oat anon our rnR w aia. ana
nmmr IDidm mMTmllV.
WfelM voa aooct iwn onu m wcn vo
iar tB LP a a wa m an m iwiu
for the mtW SH0XS for XaU and Winter
war bow arrtvtDr
Low cnta of au kia i for Mas, Boys, ladlee
and hllia at prtoea which yon can eamiy
mv and cbaaolv Dllia h oat Ute SWoa with
o9ia. Usntan and moat atruat i root wear.
Larva lou 1 Doasiaa boom on nana ana ar
ming.
MERCER '& EVANS CO.,
an tt tf - lis niuccat street.
Or. BFggeriHDCklebcrry Cordial
Th Oraat Southartt Ramady. -V
Cnrva all'StonwiPh and Bowl Troubtoa,
ituch Chrotilc Prtnt7, Cho Mor
boa. Bloodr ilua. and alao children
tMthifie-- It seldom falla to max quick
and Mrrrutncnt cure ot aU atomach and
bowal du waasa B teSU monlal of tha
Dr. War A. Taylor, Atlanta, . '
Oaar Bin Thl la tha flrrt earJMta
that I hava avae olvati aa to th IrTW-lta
of any (madlelna, bwt I taJca olaaaura In
rwio-mandtna Dr. Blgoara Hueklabafry
Cor at. I coaaidar It tha boat ram ady
txat I havo v- uaad In my family foe
aaamaon and Bmm Troublaa. SOa ln
ivhu) In bottta, of tni masiioina to do
wa4 In tha eoinnmg or any aromacn
craubl will of ton aava Ufa a a wall aa a
laroo ooetora bill. I havo a Irtmnd wtioaa
by the
prompt iin oT Dr. Blgjara Hoeklabarry
Cordial. For aaio by all Drugglata, 89
" l&SWHlUY W. ORADY.
Haitrwangtr-Taylor Drug C- np
t Atlanta, as. -
' Taylor'o Chorokao Ramady of Swaat
Owm and atullain win cure Couch. Croup
and Coomuxntioa. rnca ISoandll ahotUa
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IDE WL. CE1HT ID SUPPLY CO
Solo Distributors of
Davis' Absolutely Pure Paints
. The only guaranteed 100 per cent. Pure Faint on this or any
other market. Our guarantee Is that It Is composed only of r
Linseed Oil
White Lead (carbonate)
White Zinc (oxide)
100 per cent. Pure
100 "
100 " " .
Pore Topie Drier and Tintiog Colors.
WITHOUT DOUBT
We KNOW, that Davis' Paint will never disappoint when properly
applied. It it made so good that yon are sure to want more if you
LIVE LONG ENOUGH to want your building repainted. r
In applying Paint always call for Pusher's Celebrated P.
Paint Brushes. They speak for themselves.
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We also carry a full line of Building material, including the well known
Klintkote Hoofing.
Bell 'Phone 645. Inter-State 72.
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ROOMS ARE COMPLETE f
THEIR APPOINRIENTS.
AND RULING, i
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EVERY VARIETY OF PRINTING,
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NEATLY, EXPEDITIOUSLY t
CHEAPLY. )
, WM. H. BERNARD,
Proprietor.
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BEST AND CHEAPEST LINE OF REFRIGERATORS
ON THE PARKET. ' :
BH. E. SPB1GER & CO,
je3tf
Purcell .Bunding, Wilmington, N. C.
Deposits '
Made with us on or before -September 1st, the beginning of onr
new Interest quarter, will begin to draw interest 'from - September
1st. We pay interest on deposits at 4 per cent, per annum, com
pounded quarterly. : - , , ;
ATLANTIC TRUST AND BANKING CO.
' 16 Princess Street, Wilmington, N. C. ". J
BATT J. irKR, Fraalaaat. ' B. H. AHBENS, Tie PraUdeat
BTTTCIIIIV V AUKHi CaaaUar. , ,
DDiXCTOKS:
B. Sogers, John H. Kuck, B. Solomon, D. ifcEachern, B. H. J.
Ahrens, O. W. Yates, E. B. Bellamy, M. J. Heyer, , -Martin
O'Brien, J. G. L. Gieschen, I. M. ' Bear.
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Rates for Sewer Service
Water Closets - 50 cts per quarter, each
kitchen Sinks - - 50 cts per 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 line without . charge, and rates
do not go into effect until service is
rendered.
The Wilmington Sewerage Co.
' jyis tr - r--'- . '
Pineapple,
Chocolate and Vanilla
ORB AM FOR SUNDAY.
. Made of pure cream. Don't
forget I make the best cream in the
cit. ' '
J. W. Plummer, Jr.,
; Bell 'Phone 680. an 22 tf
: Wilmington : and Fayetteville
STEAMBOAT LINES.
Staai
iera far
and
' Frelslit
Fayettavtlla.
Paaaenxar.
Steamer Hlgblanaer, Caps., W. McE. Kobe-
son, leaves 4:30 -P. ; M., Mondays ana TharsOavs.
Steamer Hart, OapU W. a. Bobeson, leaves;
at 4:80 P. M Tneadsys ana Fridays.
For passage, freight and towage . ratea ap
ply to . - ,
!" . T. J. -OVB,
eeneral Asent,
Jyl8tf , south Water Street.
SEABOARD
i Air 1,ixe Vltel5W2f
Sehednle in Etfeet Ans;. 30, 1903."
TBA.IN eaves Wilmington 8:15 p m, arrive
39 Lnmberton S:85 pi mPembroke 6:00
i .Haxton 6:46 pm. Hamlet 7:86 pm.
. arrive -narioHe iu: p m.
TBAIN Leaves Wilmington 9:00 pm, arrives
15. Lnmberton a.15 a m, Pembroke 2:55 a
m. M&xton 4:05 a m, uamiet e:oo a m.
TP m TW T nfl V". nh..ln. Km . m .TTamlAfr O.JI
mmm m . wumww. u.va . jui uwumo.w
40 a m, arrives Max ton 9:2S5 a m, Pem
broke 10:02 a m. Lnmberton 10:27 a m,
TRAIN Leaves Hamlet 10:45 n m. arrives Max-
14 ton 12:35 a m, Pembroke 1:90 a m, Lnm-
- Derton a:i5 a m. wumington 7:00 a m.
WSTBOTTKD FBOK HAHET.
Hamlet
Ar Monroe
Ar Onarlotte. ..............
Ar Chester...................
Ar Sreenwood,.. ............
Ar Athens............ ......
Ar Atlanta...........
7 so am
905 a m
10 05 a m
loss a m
12 23 p m
2 50 D m
8 50 p m
io 40 p m
1315 am
185 am
8 48 am
605 am
760 am
SOUTHBOUND FBOK HAMLET.
Lv Hamlet....................
Ar Colombia.........
Ar Savannah..
Ar Jacksonville....
Ar Tampa.. 9 a s a ast
7 85 a m
10 55 a m
sa p m
6 50 p m
645 a m
10 40 om
ieu am
5 06 am i
sis am
ooo pm
NORTHBOUND FBOM HAML-T.
LV Hamlet
Ar Balelgh.. ....... .........
Ar Norllna.,..
Ar Portsmouth...... ...... I
Ar Norfolk ...f
to so p m
las a m
8 50 a m
800 ami
855 am
11 50 a m
145 pm
5 85 pm
Lv Hamlet...................
Ar Raleigh.............
Ar Norllna
Ar Richmond................
Ar Washington.;............
Ar Baltimore..... ...........
ArNew York...............
110 sop mi
i X5 a m
850 a ml
6 85 a ml
io io a ml
11 25 p m
ia p mi
50 am ,
u is am
145 pm
4 5S am
888 om
ll 25 p m
qu pin
Through Pullman sleepers from Hamlet to all;
points North, South and Bonthwest. - - I
For tickets, Pullman reservations, ete- apply
io -x-Domas u. aieares, uenerai agent, 1
ton,N.O.
, Wllmlng-
sep u
- 'C.': SUKKER SCHEDULE
CONSOLIDATE 0 RAILWAYS,
LIGHT & POWER COMPANY.
EflTectrve Tuesday, Sept. 1st, 1903.
FRONT AND PRINCESS BT, WrLMINQTON
Leave every half hour from 6:00 am. to 110
tr. m., aauy except eonaay. un ax very
hall hoar l
. 11.-00 P. M
THE OA 8raCWBIQffiraViLI BEACH.
Leave everv half hour from 7:00 A. M. to
12)0 P. M., dally except Sunday. BtTNDAYB
Every half hour from 8:30 A. M. to 12:00 p. M.
BEAGB OAS; Var tha aiwnmnMWlatfmt nt
thoee who may desire to leave the Beach after.
regular cars nave ceaeea running, an extra
u oe lert on tne seas nore Hotel sioms everv
nisht. which can be chartered for the trip to
Wilmington and return for 810.00. The Motor-
man in charge can be reached at the com
pany aggage room, near tnas pome aeu
iPhMIA HA IQftB . s . .
Betrlnnlng September 1st freight schedule
will oeasiouows:
Leave 'Arrive'"-: Leave 5
Wilmington . Ocean View Ocean View
lU UUA. . - . iv.au a. au . ii.w a. n.,
9.00 P.sM.'. 8J0 P. M. - 6.00 P. M.'
Snndav 's Freight Car will make 10:00 A.
M. trip only. . -:,-
FREISHT -DEPOT: The frelsht Depot will
Deorjenroruie woeaw ot xreuuw irom h :aua.
h. to 5:00 P. M. Sundays 8:30 to 9:80 A. M. No
freight wiu do reoeivea as outerpoim- in tne
city, except as above specified.
Freight which ia received within twenty min
utes of time car is due to leave will be held for
Ben regular trip. - .;..:;;ilf..
MABSTN- AND PREPAYING: Frelffht win
not be received nnlees plainly marked with i
name of the consignee and fully prepaid. - j
T.ATTKDRY; When rjacked ln trnnkn. hand.
Dags, ornampers, i unary wiu oe nancuea as
oaggage.
BASOASC: . Baecraee win be received and ,
OAllvered at the AtJantlo . Coast Line and
Seaboard Air Line depots: all pieces most be
checked, aid no piece wiii bo delivered except
on presenuuaon ox duplicate caeca.
ATLifflC
DOAST LIHE.
LOW
ROUND
TRIP
Rates FromjWilmlngton.
. liaOO-Wasbinetoo. X. a, and rc-
tura. Tickets on sale daily, Jane 1st
to September SOtb, final limit October
Slst, 1803. , : . .
tlS.50 to Baltimore and return. Sov
ereign ' Grand Lodge Odd Fellows;
tickets on sale September 18th, 19th
and 20tb, final limit September 28th.
I Tickets must .- be deposited with
I Joint Agent and of - ' 85 cents
paid, --tension of limit to October -3rd,
1903, may be obtained upon' pay
ment of $1.00 additional. - -
S11.65 Washlneton, D. Q, and re
turn, account Grand Fountain United
Order of True Reformers, September
1st to 8th, 1903, inclusive. Tickets will
i be on sale August 30th and Slst, Sep
I tember 1st and 2nd. Final limit to
reach starting point September 10tb.
1903. - By deposit of ticket with Jas.
BJchardson, special ': agent, Pennsyl
vania avenue station, Washington,
it. OL, anq or 60 cents, extension or re
turn limit to September 25th may be
obtained.
, - 1 W. J. ORAIG, -Gen
'I Passeoger AgenL ,
H. M. EMERSON,
Traffio Manager. -
antotf , .
ATLANTIC -
" COAST miE.
-chaAmla Im Miass Aaa. 8, 103.
. NORTHBOUND.
Lv Wilmington..,. ...... w..
I Ar Goldsboro........ ........
I Ar Wilson.......
i Ar Rocky Mount............
Ar Norfolk
I Ar Weidon
Ar Petersburg..............
Ar Richmond................
I Ar Washington...
i Ar Baltimore........
! Ar Philadelphia.
i Ar New York
NO 48
9 SO a m
13 21 p m
lis p m
165pm
6 65 p m
4 58 p m
6 53 p m
7-4. n m
11 40 p m
405 a m
715 a m
NO 48 -
700 pm
988 Dm
10 85 p m .
llja pm
.t....,. :
185 am
loo am
84S am
7 80 am
918 am :
1188 am i
800 pm
! SOUTHBOUND.
.: No 49 -mf
9 85 p m .
m 19 01 a m
ml 8 87 a m
m a to a m
i.. 900am
m 880 am
m 948 am
m 1146 am
m 1 00 p Ba
rn 160 pm
m S io p m
m 6 oo p m
T' .
BETWEEN WILMINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
80UTHBOUND "
LvNew York... ........
Ar Philadelphia
I at Baltimore
Ar Washington..............
i at Honour.....
I Ar Richmond .
! Ar Petersburg
Arweiaon .....
Ar Bookv Mount . . .
ar wiiBuu. ......... ..........
ar woiasooro.. ...... ......
ar wumington
NO 41
9 85 a
1165 a
Slip
881 p
. . V, , i
7 15 p
8 05 p
9 43 p
10 87 p
11 18 p
.716 a
1010 a
I Lv Wilmington ..
i Ar Florence... ....
i Ar Charleston....
i Ar savannah
I Ar Jacksonville...
Ar Tampa
Dally Ex
' Sunday.
sop a ml
9 85 a m
i io d m
S 80 p m
Dally.
8 45 p m
7 80 d mi
n is p m
9 00 am
10 85 p m
Dafly.
700pm
3l5
8 8o:am
1 is d m
loaa pmv
NORTHBOUND.
i -V Tampa ...................
ar Jacksonvuie.. ............
Ar Savannah..
: Ar fTtiftrlAfltnn. .
ArFlorenoe.. .......
at wumington......
Dally Sx.
Bunaay.
'8 0S p ml
i m a m
12 40 p m
4 so n m
7 S5 n n
ll 80 p ml
Dally
T80 am
680 pm
1 is am
685 am
9 45 am
140 pm
A . ... j
BETWEEN WILMINGTON AND BANFOBD
Lv WOmlnarton
I Ar Fayetteville
at uaniora.
ton.... ....I 9 80
rtlle ..18 S5
........ I 1 65
West Bound East Bound
Dallv - Dally
9 80 a miar '7 so p m
p ml at , 4 65 p m
p mLv 3 40 p m
BETWEEN WILMINGTON AND NEWBEBN
North Bound - - South
nan Rnnilu Hnnnd
Lv wumington....... 12 85 p m!Ar 13 15 p m '
1- Ar Newbern ...wis 40 p mLv 9 00 aim
Trains nob. 48 and 41 carry Pullman Bleeping
Qara between Wilmlnsrton and Washington.
I connecting with Penna B, R. for all points east,
i , . -. W. J.ORAIO,
- i , uen'i passenger Agent.
H. M. Emerson, Traffic Manager. '
my84tf. -; - . . ; ,:
AtlantiG anil Fortb Carolina Railroai
Thne Table Na.rie: '
jb jag
To Take Effect Sunday, Oct, Ml,
1900. att It. 01 A. Bt.
GOING EAST.
GOING WEST.
8 - 4
Passg'r Trains - Passg'r Trains
8TATI0N8.
Arrive Leave - Arrlta Leave
p. m. p. u " -' """aTmT a. m."
........ 3 40 Goldsboro....... 11 06 ........
........ 4 83' Klnston.... 10 18
6 40 6 60 Newbern 8 87 8 60
7 08 7 07 Morehead City.. 7 es 7 87 r
P. M. P. M. AM. A. M.
Train 4 connects with W. W train bound
North, leaving Goldsboro at 11.15 A. M., and
with Southern Railway train West, i leaving
Goldsboro 800 P. M., and with W. A N. at New
bern for Wilmington and Intermediate points,
- Train ryinnAM with Southern BaUwav train
arriving at Goldsboro 8.00 P. M . and with W. A
w. train from the North at 8.05 P. M No. 1
train also connects with W. A N. for WQmlng- -ton
and Intermediate points. . , - .s
OCl U D. . VLUlA, DUIMi.
Tbe Clyde Steamsbip Co
' Hew Yor.
Wilmington, M. C, and
Georgetoini; S. Cvllnes
Vroi
i NewYerk'for TTll ilnctaak.
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CABIB.................. .Saturday,
Wroaa Wllai lnatA fr CMarges'
vahoe.............. r.....Tnesdav. An. es
CABIB... .....Tuesday, Sept. i.
Both Steamers have good Passenger accom.
modatlon. , , "' - .: j s-;-
r anrouen bii . uaiii ana lom
Through Bates truaraBteed to and from minu
In Noh and south Carolina. - .
a Tot freight and passage apntTto v 4 I r
: . . w. paaiiiiHUNEB, bu:
Wltmlnorfon fan'
THBO. B. EGEB, Sen'! Manager.
Wat. P. CLYDE A CO., Gen'l Agents, - - '
M 19 State 8ueetTNew ork.
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la felt covers.
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