SchedaU In Etfect May 27, - lttOtf.
T NOTICE.,, !
Tne arrivals and .departures are gi
en as information, as well as connec
tions with other companies; but arri
vals and connections are not guaran
teed. NUUTUBOVNU.
No. U
6 50 p m
9.32 p m
I4V. 1 Wilmington .v..l 9 00am
Ar. Goldsboro. . .....112.10pm
Ar Wilson .......... I 1.12 pm
......... I 1.13pnrii.p
A - T?uV Unnnt ... 2.08 D JH I ll.W P m
Ar. Norfolk
& 55 p nil . . .
Ar. Welden
Ar.v Petersbvrgr
5.08 p m
2.32 a m
7.12 p m
8.00 p m
4.27 a m
5.10 am
8.50 am
10.13 a m
12.27 am
i . .
Ar. Richmond
Ar . Washingrton
Ar. Baltimore . .
At. Philadelphia
Ar. New York ..
11.40 pm
1.43 a m
4.25 a m
7.30 a mi
.00 p m
SOUTHBOUND.
No. 41
No. 41
9 25 pm
liV. New Tork ;
Ar. Philadelphia ...
Ar. Baltimore ......
Ar. Washington ....
Ar. Norfolk v. . v. . . .
Richmond . .
Ar. Petersburg
Ar. Welden
Ar. Reeky Mount ...
Ar. Wilson ' - . r.
Ar. Ooldsboro
Ar.' Wilmington . . . .
f 25 a m
11 56 a m
12 01 a n
2 12pm
I 21 p ml
2 82 an
2 46 a ho
8 40aac
2 CS a r
9 46
1144 am
1.00 p m
2.05 pm
XlOpv.
6 00 p ae
8 05 p mi
5J pm
10.58 p mj
11.40 p zn
f 58 a m
10 05 a mi
BETWEEN WILMINGTON AlfP THS
SOTTTB aOUTHBOfJNP. :
Dally. Dally.
Dally.
Wilaoe
C 60 pm
4.15 am
705 am
9.30 am
2.10 pm
L.v Wiiminsrrnitf 00 am1
t 46 pm
7.40 pmj
Ar. Florence . 19-35 am
Ar. Columbia.iz.40 pm
Ar. Charlesfn.11.20 pm
10.55 pm
11.40 pm
Ar. Savannah . 1 0. 45 pm
2.50 am
Ar. Jack'vllle
Ar Tampa .
8.40 am
55 pmlll 00 pp
NORTHBOUND.
Dally.
Dally. .
10.30 am
7 00 p n
1 14a n
m
6.45 a m
9.25 am
George
IiV. Tampa . . . .
Ar. Jacksonville
at. Savannah . .
Liv. Charleston .
Ijv Columbia . .
Ar.' Florence -. .
8.35 p m
7 65 ami
12 55 p mi
5.30 p m
4.30 p m
S.20 p m
From Wilmington,
N. C to
town, S. C.
Ar. .Wilmington . . . .12.0S a m 1.40 pm
BETWEEN
WILMINGTON
FORD.
AND 8AW
West
Bound Bounc
Daily. Dallv.
Lv. Wilmington
.1 9.10amAr. 8.00 p
Ar. Fayetteavllle .112 20 p miAT. 4pn
'Ar. Sanford
..I i pmixjv,
8 40 p an
BETWEEN WUJfnfGTON AND NEW.
N. BouxM South
Dally ex Sun. Bound
Lv. Wilmington. .12 25 p mlAr. 12 SO p o
lar. Nevrbern 15 40 p mLv. 9 10 a n
Trains No. 42 and 41 carry Pullit
Sleeping Cars between Wilmington anr
' Washington connecting with Pennay)
vanla R ft for all points east
T. C. WHITE,
Ge netm PsfffTjeAgenx
WV J. CRAIO.
Passenger Traffic Manager.
may 27-tf I
p f .
Clyde-Steamship
Company,
New York.
Wilmington. N. C. and
Georgetown. S. C. - Lines
New York for Wilmington,, N. C.
S. S. Carib .......... Friday; Oct. Id.
S. Navahoe Friday, Oct 26.
Wilmington, N. C, for New York.
B. S. Navahoe ....Saturday, Oct. 20.
8. S. Carib .V. . . . . .Saturday, Oct 27.
B. B. Carib .. .. ..Monday, Oct 22
S. S. Navahoe ....Monday, Oct 29.
Both steamers iiave good passengT
accommodations. ,
Through bins of lading and lowest
through rates guaranteed to and from
points In North and South Carolina.
For freight and passage apply tc
H. Q. SMALtiBONES. Supt.,
-... , Wilmington, N. C
MILNE, Q. P. A, New Ycr
rHEO G EQER, V.-P.', & Q. M.
290 Broadway, New Torfe.
General Offices, Pier 38 N. R. Brch. 210
oct 12 tf
Chesapeake and Ohio
Route to the West.
Two Past Vestibule Trairts With Din
ing Ca- Service.
Through Pullman Sleepers to Iy
ville, Cincinnati, Chicago and Su
. Louis.
Lv. Richmona . . 2 : 15 P. M.
Ar. Cincinnati.. 8 515 A. M.
Ar. Chicago. .... 5.30 P. M
Ar. St Louis . . . .6.28 P. M.
Ar. Louisville . .11.00 A. M.
Direct connections lor
11.00 P.M.
5.00 P. M.
7.10 A. M.
7.18 A. M
8.00 P. A,
all points
West and NnrthwAat
Quickest and Best Route.
The line to the celebrated mountain
resorts of Virginia.
For A descriptive matter, schedules
and. Pullman reservations, address.,
W. O. WARTHBN, D. P. A.,
C, & O. Ry.-Co., Richmond, Va.
H. W. FULLER,
' J . ..
Baltimore and Carolina Steam
ship Company.
' v'r
rroposea sailings frSia Baltimore:
FOR WILMINGTON, N. C. V
ConnecUng with steamers for South
port, FayetterUie and points on
Cape Fear and Little Rivers
OCTOBER 5TH AND 19TH.'
M. L. W. "WILLIAMS, Gen: MngrM
Baltimore, Md. .
WALTEK SMALLBONES, Agt
- Wilmington, N. U.
sept 22 it I-.
Seaboard AiriLlEse
RAILWAY; f'
-
Direct Line to Principal Cities
North. West and South.
- - Effective May 27th, 1009. :. y
Tickets-fop pseage on all trains are
sold by this company-and accepted oy
passengers with the understanding that
this company wiu .noi pfliiauw or
ure to run its trains on schedule time,
or for such delays ''as may .be incident
to their operation. Care Is exerctt
to give correct time of connecting linet
but this company will not be liable for
errors or omissions.
Between Wllmlagtoit and Ifevr York.
riiV . Ar j
12.25 p 9.25 pi New .Tork f t.JQaJ 4.15 p
Lv Ar)
2.56 p 12.19 alPhlladelphiaf 8.S6 a 1.45 V
- (Lv , , .Lt
5.10 p 2.61 ai Baltimore fil.1T p 11.32 a
Lv Lvl .
7.75 p 4.80 al Wash'ngfn 8.36 p 9.66
fLv Lvi
11.00 p I 9.40 al Richmond I 4.55 p 6.10 R
(Lv Lvl
4.15 a 4.00 p Raleigh 111.60 a 1.10 a
6.20 a 6.1pSh'n ra'a 11.06 f
Ar Lvf
7.15 a 7.3 pi Hamlet 8.50 a 10.00 p
8.40 a( 7.5ft pi ' Hamlet ;M0a 7.85 f
. !-. .fAr Lv ...
1.00 pjlLSS p( Wllmingt'nj 4.30 a 3.00 p
Between Wilmington, Norfolk and
Portsmouth.
ILv Ar
9.00 al Norfolk 5.45 p
ILv Lvl
8.24 p
9.00 n
2.33 a
i
8.00 a
7.45 a
2.35 a
1.10 a
alPorthm't'h J 5:30 p
2.10 t L Henderson I 1.07 p
(Lv Lv
4.G0pj Raleigh- 11.50a
lAr Lvl
4.15 a
7.15 al
8.40 aj
7.30 p Hamlet I 8.50 a
10.15 p
Lv. Arl
7.50 p Hamlet I 8.40 af
8.40 s
3.00 p
i Ar iiv i
1.00 p11.59 p Wilmtngt n 4.30 a
Between Wilmington, Atlanta and
Birmingham.
4.0S pm
Lv Birmingham Ar
11.59 am
6.40 am
7.30 am
5.19 am
3.13 am
1.00 am
10.05 pm
7.35 nm
9.25 pm
Ar Atlanta Lv
10.35 pm
Lv Atlanta Ar
12.33 am
Lv Ailtens Lv
2.45 am
Lv Grtiwood Lv
4.45 am
. 7.35 am
Ar Chester Lvl
Ar Hamlet Lv
8.40 am
Lv Hamlet Ar
Ar Wilmington Lv
1.00 pm
3.00 pm 1
Between WilmJngrton,
sonvBUe and
Savannah, Jack
Tampa. . j ':-
8.30 am
5.20 pm
Lv tTampa Ar
Ar Jacksonville Lv
6.35 pm
9.20 am
8.55 am
4.45 am
1.20 am
12.13 am
10.05 pm
7.35 pm
.3.00 pm
7.50 pm
12.10 am
4.25 am
6.25 am
8.40 am
8.40 am
Lv Jacksonville Ar
Lv Savannah Lv
Lv Columbia Lv
Lv . " Camden Lv
Ar Hamlet Lvi
Lv Hamlet Ar
1.00 pm
Ar Wilmington Lv
Betvreen -Wilmington. Charlotte and
Rntherfordton.
Lv Arf
3.00 p Wllmingt'n 11.59 p
ILv Lvl
4.30 a
6.58 a!
1.00 p
5.35 p Lumberton 9.32 p
10.19 a
LV IjV
7.23 a
I
T.46, a
3.03; a!
6.00 pi Pembroke 9.07 p
9.25 a
9.30 a
9.11a
8.40 a
7.10 a
5.40 a
6.00 a
LV LV
6.30 pi Mazton 8.44 p
ILv Lvl
6.57 pj Laurinburg 8.27 p
Ar i-v
8.40 c
7.35 p Hamlet 7.50 p
LV LV
7.50 pL Hamlet 7.30 p
ILv Lvf
9.00 a
10.55 a
9.30 pi Monroe S.55 p
L.V LV
11.50 ajl;0.45 pi Charlotte 5.00 p
ILv 1 Ar
4.00
5.22 p'
; Charlotte t
10.15 a
Lv Lv
Lincoln! n
8 1sa
7.45 a
Lv i-vl
6.10 pi
8.00 p
Shelby
Ar Lv
Ruth'fort'nf 6.30 a
iror
Pullman reservations address
W. B. Rose, C. T. A, 'Phone No. 3.
C H. QATTIS, T. P. A.,
" Raleigh. N. C.
Clark's Oth AnnnaliCrnUe, Feb.
7, 07, 70 days by chartered S.S. "Ar
abic' 16.000 tons. 2 Tours Ronad
the World. FRANK C. CLARK. 96 B'way,
N. y, . ocl7 wed sun tf
ACADEMY ofMUSIC
rtlonday Evening, Oct.22
THE COUNTY
CHAIRMAN
By GEO, ADE, author of "The College
Widow."
THEODORE BABC0CK
and Original New York Company .
Pricesr25, 50, 75, $1 $1.7
oc 19
. s
Carriages 10:45 p. m.
REMOVAL NOTICE
Our friends and patrons will
please bear with us for a few days,
as we are in the midst of-moving
to our building opposite the 'gen
eral offices of the A. C. L., where
we will be in better position to
serve them;
STERNBERGERv BROS:
tiloct 18 ' '.. " v : . :
10c Bottles
. 2 Doses
8 Doses
25c Bottle
I 3 ACHE) j
LINDNER'S BtUlFjF o
TO MR. SHERMAN
Democratic Congressional Nominee
-Pennsylvania District Inyaded Re-
publican Headquarters at New
York Manager Threatened.
In
(Philadelphia Press.)
mpw York! Oct. 18. The several
members of the Republican Congres
sional Campaign Committee, who were
present, are still somewhat puzzled
concerning the rather singular con
duct of John Lindner, of Carlisle, Pa.,
who the other day visited their, head
auarters in the St. James Building,
and claiming at first to be a Republi
can demanded that no speaker should
be sent into the Eighteenth Congres
sional District to speak in support! of
Mr. Qlmstead. He finally admitted
that he himself had the Democratic
nomination for Congress in that dis
trict .' .: s ;
Finding that his protests were not
receiving much consideration he
threatened Chairman Sherman that if
a single speaker was sent by the com
mittee into the district ihe, Lindner,
would go into Sherman's own district
and defeat him for re-election.
Mr. Sherman, who is one of the lead
ing members of the House and chair
mnn nt th important Committee on
Indian Aflairs, has for many years
represented the Utico District of New
York, which will be only too proud to
Tieep him in Congress as long as he is
willing to serve. He replied that he
was not accustomed to being threaten
ed whereupon Mr. Lindner indulged in
stronger terms until Mr. Sherman po
litely but firmly declared the inter
view at an end and Mr- Lindner retir
ed by special invitation. .
The committee is still wondering
upon what theory he supposed that- a
Democratic candidate for Congress
could control the action of the Repub
lican Congressional Committee. '
CHEAPER ALCOHOL
4i
FOR GENERAL USE
(Charlotte Observer.)
Vashington, Oct. 18. Commission
er Yerkes, of 4he bureau of internal
revenue, believes that the enforce
ment of the denatured -. alcohol law,
which will go into effect Jan. 1, 1907,
will necessitate the enlargement of
the feld force of his bureau. Just
what additional force will be neces
sary to see that the provisions of thev
law are carried out; will depend en-Jf
tireiy upon iuture events, out snoma
it become iiecessary to strengthen the
forces of his offlce that the law may
be "strictly adhered-to, examinations
will probably be held by the civil service-commission'
for appointments.
Concerning the new Hw. Commis
sioner Yerkes said to-day: "Consider
able misapprehension exists as to the
new denatured alcohol law passed at
the last session of Congress. This
law . will . not : go into effect until Jan
uary!, 1907. :t
y 'tThe denaturing process .will be ac
complished on the: distillery premises
wherever ' they tnay.be located where
the alcohol 4s produced, in special
bonded' warehouses designated and
used: alone- for denaturing purposes
and -for : the storage - of denaturing
materials. These buildings and the
operation itself will be V under closest
governmental inspection and control.
Denatured , alcohol will supplant very
largely the consumption of wood alco
hol for both domestic and. manufactur
ing purposes, as lit will be cheaper,
j'The price , of the . specially dena
tured alcohol will : naturally vary ac
cording to -the. cost of the denaturing
ingredients selected to meet tne nec
essities of the manufacturing indus
tries. These special formulas will on
ly be used where it is made perfectly
apparent to the Department that the
industrial interests involved cannot
use completely ' denatured alcohol by
reason of the presence of wood alcohol
or benzinee. , v - '
"The adoption of the . legislation
will require some extension to the
force of the internal revenue bureau,
especially for field work. It will also
add very largely to the work of the
chemical' division of that bureau."
HOLLISTERS
Rocky fountain Tcq Iluggcf
A Busy Medicine for Busy People. -.
f y Brims Golden Health and Renewed Yiiror. .
' A speclflo for Constipation, Indigestion, Liver
and Kidney troubles. Fimpies, jaczeiaa, impur
Blood. B&d. Breath. Sltieeisli Bowels. Headache
and Backache. Its Rocky Mountain Tea In tab
left form, 35 cents a box.- . Genuine made by
Homester druo compakt. jviaaison, wis . ;
GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE
Cumberland County Fair.
- The Atlantic , Coast . Line announces
fate of one fare plus fifty cents to
Fayetteyille and V return account . of
the Cumberland County Fair . Oc
tober 23rd to 26th. Tickets on sale
October 23rd to 25th ' inclusive, final
return limit . October 28th. For further
information1 ; call on the ticket 4 agent
or communicate with ,
- W. J. CRAIG, .
:. Passenger Traffic Manager.
j 5 . J T. C. WHITE, .
f General Passenger Agent.
(0)5
't
fins win ao ior ino vu o y f - " " ;Kness, so iv K
package free of cost; VVVe do this because it is the right way tif
convince you that these remedies will positively do all that is clae
Are sattsnea oi meir neiiuuiencaa wwauaowo
privHege of putting them on
have (mred thousand
wb pay for every trial package that is given away. All you havA , H
the coupon and present it
What Dandelion Tablets
andP Pills Are.
Everybody knows that Dandelion is the
most valuable of all Nature's' remedies. :
Well. Dr. Edward's Tablets and Pills are
jimply common dandelion d (Taraxicum)
n a
concemraiea iorm ; comoinca wo
other harmless ingredients ot purely veget-
ible matter. They are one of the very
. sw proprietary medicines endorsed by the
nedical profession. If your physician
lesires to know what these preparations
:ontain, have him write us and we will
jladly send him the information together
with the name of the expert chemist who
iuperintends their manufacture.
1 Fac-Simile of Label on Box.
LIVER
DISEASES,
'AFFECTIONS AND
OF THE STOMACH AND
I IS c ? WZ&A 1 I Turn iiii
1 V .?. 7 1111 Ll
I M A
3CHENCK CHEMICAL CO.
N EW.YORK CITY.
Diseases Cured by Dande
lion Tablets and Pills.
Constipation
fa constipation the tablets act as a mild
cathartic; the Pills arc shghtly stronger,
but both tablets and pills act upon the
mucous membranes cf the intestines,
therefore' their action is absolutely sure
and also for this reason they never gripe
or cause the least discomfort. They are
equally good for children as well as adults,
because they are a tonic and do not
produce any unnatural condition of the
natter- v .
Wholesale Distributors
Industrial Advertising and Distributing Co.. Wellsville. N. Y.
1
This bank is interested
in the welfare of its de
positors, and is prepared
to render them the f as
sistance that is necessary
to push their business 1
enterprises to success.
An account with the
ATLANTIC NATION
AL BANK will prove
helpful in your mone
tary transactions. : : :
3
Capital - -
Surplus and Profits
$125,000
-$225,000
oct 11 tf
Full Cream
Canned Goods
Heavy Groceries
Grain, Hay
. Ume,Cement,Nafls
AIL AT 10VEST PRICES.
The Worth Co
sept 11 tf
T wo carrier . boys to deliver papers
Atlantic
National Bank.
mUM
auifieis
51
the market. ; We possess indisputabl
w ,Ie N)
at the drug store named below. 00
Sto mach Trouble
- The Tablets are the besf to use in cases
of Stomach Trouble which take the form
of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Sour Stomach,
etc., because they tone UP the svstem and
stimulate the ; flow of gastric juice, thus
very effectively aiding the digestive orgaha
to oerform their croDer functions. ThinV
mildly, cathartic . action also relieves the
. stomach . of all, refuse '! and undigested
matter. ;
Kidney Trouble
1 and Rheumatism.
' AU Kidney trouble and neatly every1 SEC"
case of Rheumatism is due to , the pre- proven YourDni(L
sence.oi uric acid xa the blood, Dr. both for m
.awara s uanaeiion ms tnrougn their "lamystit
direct action upon the Liver "owinatIhavefoUridlhtI
and Kidneys restore these a Inore conJensed for-
organs to a souna and healthy u KUine mto the Sti J
condition. The uric acid then the dandelion plant and nJS
passes away , through the ,n as tne boes are enpt,
natural channel and the blood unl"8 yo? advi me at whicuj
get them in Boston "a
CURES
from all poisonous matter. may say that this
W onlxr rrriarnnr. tn tnrt tioa ! NOT n
DNSTIPATIOIM
AND KIDNEY
" " O " -w -rwitliHn
Rheumatism when it is r advertised medicines,
caused by the presence of s
uric acid in the blood. We
have cured hundreds of cases
SCROFULOUS
ALL DISEASES
BOWELS.
because this is usually the
cause of rheumatic affections.
Liver Trouble
j Through their direct and ! immediate
action upon the , liver Dr Edward's
Dandelion Tablets and Pills induce a
natural flow of bile. This relieves the
congested condition of the liver and en-
keeping the bowels and stomach in a
healthy condition,
NervOUS Trouble
It is well to remember, that disordered
nerves are nearly always caused by a
disordered stomach. We do not make a
specialty of nervous troubles unless they
are caused by stomach trouble then we
cure them permanently. .
CLOAK DEPART1
co..';. Gaylof&
Store
We think it is the strongest depart
ment, of its kind in; the city of Wil
mington :
We have rain coats full length water
proof that we are offering for $2.98. "
Cravenette Rain Coats" full length
and nicely made, in grey and tan, that
we are selling at $5.50. " ?
A good $10,000 Rain. Coat we are
showing at $7.50 and our $12.50 Rain
Coats are selling for ,$$.75 they are
beauties. . '
' We have nice Rain Coats, all wool,
ranging In prices from $10.00, $12.50,
$15.00 . and $18,00. -
In Ladies. Dress Cloaks" we have a I
great variety of styles to show, and
our line of Cloaks fully worth see
ing before you huyi '.
we. aiso-nave a n pa Uno piom
Cloaks to shpw brwe can sell you one
ana nave It made to order to fit you.
. In Children's and ; Misses Cloaks.
we haye them as low as 98c each for
children, better for $1.50 and up as
high as $4.50;each; : -
- xne joear Bicin Cloaks for children,
we have In a nice line in white and
colors and we sell, them from $2.75 to
We : also have i the Bear " Skin CaDs
to match,: which we self for 50c up to
,rIn our ' Cloak Department we also
Mackintoshes-for school children and
tor : ladles, -'-.rA ":,
In. this, department we are showmg
a strong llae of wool: knit goods, fas
cinators,' hoods, zephy shawls; sacques
and booties for children, . f i t ;
This assortment of 'wool goods are
all new ;and: we think they are very
pretty,and ; we have a large lot to se
lect from at all- prices. . ' :
To see a bargain in Ladies' " CIoRs,
see Gaylord's Tan Beaver i Cloaks,
worth $8.00 each,and In three colors,
black, tan and casterhis price s $5.75.
VoluntyIH
Vlelb,vP.w5
To SCHENCK CHEMK
Gentlemen:
Have tried many unA
Both Tablets and?
bv all Urnrirf; hi
, 6&aw, r.
CUT OUT THIS Co
Please give the bearer
one trial package Dr. IM
aeiion i a Diets. Ll
J. HICKS BUNTK
DRUG CO,
WILMINGTON.il
AT
' A good Melton Cloak,
fannv buttons, he is offers
Ask to see Gaylord's
partment and have his m
ing premiums explained to ?j
thtiks you will become j
customers if you are noth
Mil I INPRY DcrAnin
o,r wp trim all
. xvciucuiuci
f frM nnri we haveJi
new styles to select from
rnv.io ic hA store, ass v
book and get anything jw
ai j Aa line.
in me ary .-nf
m nrwiNG DEPAR"l
This department is a
and carries an nuiucu
and Boys' Clothing.
Ttrnnta and Boys' under
kinds. Collars, Neck W
we sen n-o
which is fire proof.
Also
sold under
T 3 1- J. f-rrrfrt 11J
iut " ' moneys
lute guarantee
TTT.rv v,rQ ail sizes ana 1
Men's and Boys sw
"A nice Hne.ofOT
menls Caps, as
from 50c to $1.25 ,
A Horsehide gaoj
firfi and water prool f
fttte Bam
strictly all wool, u J
leak water, with a a A
altogether a
we sen ir""1 ,nf)W
uurune - d u
seam is uuuu -
are rignt. . nin
1- x
Boys' Clothing
a suit. the
do your buyins;;
t. atm-A on .ud'i
re on $wj
Examine oy
p. s.
and Silfes
Goods
where.
AsIc your dealer for it.
July20-tf ' - '
, Oct 7 till Oct 24. .
every day to city subscribers may 'se-
cure
Star
employment
hy calUng at . the
Oct. 18-3t
Read Star business" locals.
ofilce.
oct 17 tf