THE DAfLi NEWS AND OBSERVEK
Friday mornin. august s:, i:
WOMAN AND ;
(President Rooacvelt ccnderona tht
white heron plume aigrettes that a, re
used to adorn feminine hats.)
On, sisters, have you heard the ta!c
that pwift Is coins; round.
Of how tho President upon t lady's
nat nath . trowned? ,:
He's dared to criticise the plume that
tops the chateau high. V
lie's looked Unon It chicness with
dark and gloomy eye t.,
Then arise, my slitters. In a way thu;
' will ner torgeu :
And be our orlla m today the heron
piume airrette: . . '
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Oh; let him go against the trusts and
tat 'em .good and strong. ;
And let him shoo the do of txsace
and prove that war ts wroag:
.There's lota, of thtnrs for him to do
, tht need the master's care
f?o- tvhat the good of uslnt clubs on
trifles light as air? 2
Then rise, ray sisters. In a way "that
. he wi!l ne'er forget-.
And be our orlnamrae today tho heron
plume aigrette! '
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Miss Pauline Brown, who has beet,
visiting -her cousin. Mrs. James Iredell,
of Norfolk. Va-.ihaa returned home."
Mrs. W. A. Sla r,-of Washington.
D. C. is vlsltlnr In the city. .
Dr. II. J. Williams, of Battle
Orrek. Mlch-r rrired yesterday after
noon for a visit to his sister, Mrs.
"Will II. Bobbins. '
Mr. C. H. GattU has- returned
from Hlrh Point, where she has been
vlbltln? Mrs. Claud Barbee.
Mrs. wlil tk. Alcuuntir and Mrs.
C. W. Carter, of Clayton, spent yes
terday in Raleigh.
. Miss Katherine Ilobton, who has
been vlsltlnr Col. F. A, Olds, hasre
turned to her home In Somenrllle
Tcnn. '
Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. Davit, of Ashe
ville. were In the city yesterday.
Miss Birdie Baker, of FranWln
county. Is visiting; at the home of Mr.
L. B. PhllUps cn North Person street.
Mrs. J, T. Moore, of Tarboro,
raed ' through Raleigh yesterday en
route to Burlington to visit iher son,
Mr. II. B. Moore. -2.
Mr. and Mrs. ,. J J. Rogers, of
Ktneton. arrived. In the city yesterday
afternoon. " ' ' '
Aj.-s. Col.'W. -S. McGhs "
daughter.' Miss Susie, of Frankilnton,
were here yesterday on their way home
from Morehead City. - l
Mr. and Mrs. M M McRae, of
New York city, are visiting- relative
in Raleiarh. and seevral other points
in the State. Mr." McRae Is a. native
of llocklngham county and s a mera
ber of the oBard of Directors of the
American DeForets Wireless Telegraph
Co.. of New-York. ':-.. ' .V
Mrs. H. D. Rand and Miss Chloe
Johnson were, yesterday from Garner.
Mr. W. M !.-of Charlotte, has
returned home from a visit -to hlf
father-in-law. Mr. R. H. Battle. '
Mr. J. W. Allen, of Carwell
Ilt-ights. Durham. Is visiting his daugh
ter. Mrs. E. N. Spencer.- " "
- Miss Rebecca, Glenn," who has
been vlsltlnic Miss- Sadie Martin In
Winston, has returned to Raleigh. Miss
Martin will ro to Washington.. D. C.
next week, and will atop, In this city
en route to spend, a week aa the guest
of Mlrs Glenn at the, Governor Man
; slon. ' ", ' ' ' .. . '
Mrs. Walter Clark and Misses Su
san Clark and Eugenia Clark have re
turned tfrora 'a several, weeks' stay at
Virginia- Beach.
iMIss Mary Venable. of Cincinnati.
Is the guest of -Mrs. William J. An
drews. Mr. and Mrs. R. CV Bridge rs were
here yesterday from Wlnton. Mrs.
prldgers was formerly Miss Lawrence
of th's cltr.
Mr. Tburman Broughton. of Wil
son, arrived aere yesterday-afternoon
to visit relatives In the city.
Miss Male Whitney, of Wilming
ton, returned home yesterday after a
visit to Mra. Lillian B. Minor. -
Mrs. Norwood.: Richardson., of
Portsmouth. uCio haa been visiting rel
atives at Garner, returned home yes
terday, , ' . - v
Mrs. W. A. Morart and Mhri Beat
rice Mogart and Mr. Louis Mogart
returned to their home in Cumberland.
Md.. yC3terday after a visit to Mr. Dar
' nelL - ' : '
MLta Mary Day and 'Miss .Ellen
Fafson went to New York city yester-
. day. .'"' 1
Rev and Mrs. R. J. Bate man and
Maister R. J. Bateman, Jr.. returned
to Norfolk- yesterday , after visiting
friend in Raleigh. - i
Miss Mary femlth haa return ea
from Boston. ' v. '
'Miss Emily Xliggs has, returned
home after visiting : Miss FlorrJo
Grant at Wilmington. - -' - -
Misses Belle and Vivian M on cure
nzve returned to Raleigh after visiting
frlrtJs In Orange County. - i
Mr. and Mrs. O. II. - Pars 1 1, of
Danville. Vov, are sruesta at the Tar.
, borough, of Mrs. Paratls aunt. Mr.
Howell. Cobb, - and - her brother. Mr.
; Harry Latta. ' Mrs. ParatI wan nwj
Mi?s Marie Josephine Latta.. and was
married last week In Greensboro to Mr;
ParatI. The are en route to their
home iri Danville; after a week's briiui
jtour through the South. " s . -K
Mrs. Chalmers Glenn. Mls Mnry
Glenn and Mlsss Annie and Jeanette
Glenn and Master Edward Glenn, of
Ms con, aa.. are tho am est s of Qorernui
ulenn at the Executive Mansion.
-Mrs. I. E. Emerson, of Baltimore.
Is visiting her mother. Mrs. II. O.
Askew, and her sister, Mr. J. N.
IfOlding. She will be In. Raleigh sev-
srai days..
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' FLEMIXG-CROUCII.
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Popolnr Young: Raleigh 3Ian to 31arry
j la AVnahlnicton.
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'.The j following Invitation has been
received by frlenda:
i , Mr. icnry Everetto Crouch
requests the honor of your presence
j at the marriage of his daughter
j , Nellie Claire
f " . . ; .to '. '
, ; Mr., Percy Bryan Fleming
one the morning .of Wednesday
twelfth of September,
"nineteen hundred and six,
v at tenyclock
t i Calvary Baptist Church
Washlngtoh in the District of Columbia
the
Miss Plcaaanta Entertains.
CXZVJ Tt:i3 HAITI
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' - MISS LOOT Mr. ' .
682 C. 43d Ct.. ChtcaO- -kK:'
" D&?erln inalce the tnlr feel like tmrwren
.'gJlk. It produces ttstrfUy and rlosiy effect so
much a' Ired. It eootalDi be:. d. cooling and
stlmulaLrrropertlelnstwtist tiiescalpiwedi.
and wr at i. la aa4 f l.;n- bsir must hsro. It ts
ttiaocly t&.r r 6 -xsd7 erer mde thzX wUl poct
Urely prodaew e" T'liUrj" attraction aii nararal
aCaee. KOI' at all drursta, tars sizes.
LZo CC3. 0tJL2 perbouia. ;
Aberdeen C Aug. 23. Tuesday
evening Mis Rena Pleasants enter
tained quite a number or her youn?
frlenda from S:JO to 12, in honor ot
Miss Annie McKelthan, of Carthage, at
lur lovely home on East Main street.
: The reception hail was beautiruuy
decorated with rosea and potted plants
and, the. parlor, with ferrls and cape
j. Famines.
Miss Plcarants received at the front
entransce and Miss McKelthan In the
parlor. 'Aa the guests assembled quiet
tete-a-tetes were enjoyed.
Then various gamea were playel.
Quite an exciting game of "Featlwrs"
was played. - and Mr. W. W. Gudgcr
won the prize, a i penny. :
; Next caroe the contest. MA Penny for
your Thoughts."
Each paper had twenty questions
representing something " on both sld
of. a penny The papers were then
collected and neatly corrected br Miss
Rena Pleasants and were then hacaei
back. Miss . Ha Blue won the prUe
fer having the fewest mistakes, which
was a beautiful box of stationery.
which she gracefully presented to the
guest of honor. Miss Annie McKelthan.
Mr. James Blue won the boony. an a.
B C book. Mr. Gudger presented the
prises with much taste and his llttl
talk was enjoyed by all present.
Then the guest were taken to the
-.-..ty sMntln- room., which was beau. '
ful.y decorated. Mlv3ea Lena Thomas
sud Mamie Rush served wafers, cream
and cake.' After the guets returned
to the parlor. Miss Lena Thomas serv
ed delicious pears. The guests w?r
beautlfully dressed for the occasion.
Twelve . o'clock came too soon. The
guests then took their departure, vot
lng Miss Pleasants and Miss McICeith
m the most charming entertainers Of
the season. : ?
I .' . Parker-Fltrgerald.;' , " .
Kelma. N. C. Aucust 23. Our. pop-
Hiar vAtinv townsman. Mr. Jesse Fd-
gar Parker was happily married yes
terday evening to Miss Annie Ophelia
FltagQrald, or fine iovei. n "-n--mony
was performed at the home of
h y.rtAm'm. fthr. - Mr. Gibson Fltx-
gerald. at : 30 o'clock and at 9 o'clock
in Selma they were riven an elegant
reception by the groom's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Parker. ; 1
Lann Iartf Ilcjtli. 1
' Henderson. N.r CVAug. 23. Mr. and
Un wmiam t. Watklns nvf an ele
gant reception and lawn party last
night in honor or. meir sisier, atiss ite
becca Watklns and her guest. Miss
paella. Grav. of Columbia. South Car
olina. The young ladles were schoo-
mates at Converse uouege, o. invr
were sixty gueotK r.nd all spent a most
delljfhtful evenin.-. ;
1 Dancing; was -.ne of the amusements
Of the evening. The lawn was pi?;ur
esuuc and lautl'u! with Japanese Un
terns and rustic seats. DHcIouh rt
f rxshmont were served ; In courses.
m .Si. Sk
Henry-Harulng.
Washington. - N.' C Aug." 23. St.
Ttr'a frniiunnfli church was beauti
fully decorated and brilllatnty lighted
on Tuesday evening, the occasion be
ing the marriage ot Miss Mary Eliza
beth Harding, the accomplished and
popular daughter of Rev. Nathaniel
Uantlnr. tn Paufaln ft. K. CI. IlenrV.
of Canard. ?N. S. Rev, N. C Hughesi.
nt rrhnoowtnitv. nerformsd the. ore-
mony. Mr. Glenn. Bohner presided
at the organ - wttn miss luiia. tveun.
violinist Th vrn f had been looked
r. -m tn wit fi lntrevt ftv t hn nunv
friends of this popular couple for
m, . m
iome time, ana tne nanasome rnuren
was filled to overflowing long before
the appointed hour of 9 o'clock.
For some time Captain Henrys wa3
an instructor at. . Annny rscnooi,
. Ra iMl-McLendon. .
Invitations have been : received by
friends In Raleigh, as follows:
Mr. and Mrs. William Bessant
. , McLendon
1 Announce the marriage of their
daughter
' I ;;;. Blanche Adeile' t
j Mr. Edward Hinton" Rand
' On Wednesday August the 'twenty
- '". nnth.
' Nineteen huhdred and six
Fair View
Ashevllle. North Carolina.
Weaver-Smltlu -
Friends In' Ralehjh have received
the following Invitation:
. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Colt Smith I
request the honor of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Maude Vivian
to : ;
; ' Mr. James Ralph Weaver
on .the evening of Thursday the sjxtb
; v. or sseptemoer ,
; at nine o'clock "
! at the Baptist Church',
i Chapel Hill. North Carolina.
CXmccrt' at Ashebofo. '
Asheboro. N. C-, Aug. 23. The con
cert given at the graded school build
inp last night was one of the best ewr
known In the town. Every number on
the program was. good and aome of
them were equal If not superior to
anything to be heard in the cities.
Some visitors present say that Ashe
boro has the best musical talent of an
town in the State. Only home talent
; was used In the .concert. .
v Rnslan Landlord Killed.
Simferopol. August 22 M. Orlelff
, sky.- one of the great landholders of
i this province, -was killed Tuesday on
his estate. The .murder was the out
growth of political conditions. ' . ,
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.V71U prbduco.7Mter
Cleaner Clothes
i In Tour Laundry .
Than any other articlo
And with less labor
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V71U CIcanso Every Articla
In ycrar IUtchen ;
or Dining Docn .
. : And inalle it Bright;
20
M ii 1 e - T e a us
mil Slerllixa1
All Articles of Clothing,
f ; r 'Acting as an1 ;
Antiseptic and Preventing
Odor from Perspiration.
; insist on 20-Mule-Teaja Borax. 11
your dealer hasn't it- don't buy adul
terated borax. .Write to us, tell na his
name, enclosj&gr 5c . and we will mail
yon a package and will also. send yon
out illustrated ' booklet, Bof ax ' in the
Home.", Address. Pacific Coast Borax
Co New York, N. Y.
With the Sports.
Anirrican Iifacue.
hole In his forehead. I had alway?
called him "Jack" when we were boy
tcgether," said t-;-man who dream
d. '-'and when 1 saw him standing
there covered with blood I called bo
loudly that I awakened my wife whe
h Mlarmeu m my cry. I : wldt
awake then. and to!d her of my
dream. She made some remark about
over-eatine and went to sleen. . But 1
I lav awake all night after that, so tnv
prcssca was i with my aream. and
somehow I felt that somethlnsr wat
wrong with t'.-jj. friend I had not seet
for five years. , although we jiorre
sponded regularly Hence I was not
very much surprised when Ilrecelvee
a letter from -Jack's" sister lat Sun
day mornlnir. telling me that my old
friend had been shot to death by bur
glars rhortlv, before midnight lat
Thursday. That was the exact hour
when I awoke from my drcav:. as I
distinctly remember hearing the clock
strike a few minutes later." The speak
er paused, then continued: "Yes, sir,
you can put me down as a firm be
liever In dreams.")
WATER COMPANY S UED.
Wilmington Flrm!Vant DamasrH for
Los y Flrc.
Wilmington, N. C.. Aug. 22. Messrs
Meares & Ruark attorneys for the
Wlllard Bag and jlanufacturing Com
pany, filed a complaint yesterday
against the Clarendon Water Work?
Company in a suit: which has been In
stituted against oie water company
for damages allegfd to have been sus
tained by a fire lait winter. Tho com
plaint states that insufTlcint water
ptessure during ije Are rendered It
Impossible for thu firemen to control
the flames and that great damage re
sulted to the bag factory becaus3 t'f
the Insufnclent -ater pressure. TIe
amount of damacps ctked for Is 321.
846.3C, this amovnt being the diffei
enco between r9il39.r.6. at which fig
ure the comptny'actually values thcl
plant and 334,243.20. insurance col
lected " by the, Tlllard Company on
the losses they- sustained by tho fir?
The - water contpany lawj-ers nrv
Messrs. Davis & Havl. Jno. D. Bellamy
& Son." Bellamy i. Bellamy and Her
bert McClamrfty, Esa-
Suit for $2.000 for damages to fnrol
tur caused by thi nme fire has brn
InFtTtuted by Gasjon D. Phares & C.,
furniture dealers against tho Claren
don Companyi '"Fhis firm is also rep
resented by Mcarrs & Ruark.
1- : "
A famous Wisconsin woman ontf
said: "All this poor earth need b
jusrt the nrt of King kind." Won't
tome one lo kinll ciiouglt to propor
Ilolllstrr's Rock 3Iuntaln Tea? It
1ic1m to make ipple kind and vrll.
Tea or Tablets, 33 cents. W. II. Hicks
By the Associated Press.
Washington. August 23. Chicago
toda ywon its nineteenth straight vic
tory. ( defeating Washington. 4 to 1.
Patterson outpitched Falkeberg. al
lowing the locals to" get not more
nan one hit in but one Inntnar. when
two hits scored their solitary rin
The score: - II. II. E.
Washington . . 000 100 000 1 1
Chicago . . . 000 120 100 4 8 0
Batteries: Falkcnburjr and War
ner; Patterson and Suiuvan. Time,
l:4u. Umpire. O'Lioughlin.
New York.' Auaust 23. The local
Americans broke their losing streak by
defeating- the Cleveland team today.
3 to 1.
The score: R. H. E.
Tleveland . . . 100 000 000 1 4 0
New York . . 100 000 02 3 C 1
Batteries: Townsend and Be mis;
Orth and Kielnow. Time. 1:35.. Um
pire. Sheridan.
Philadelphia. Pa.. August 23. De
troit ; defeated " Philadelphia In a ten
inning game here today on oJnes' sin
gle and . Crawford's double.
The score;' R. H. E.
Detroit . . . 000 002 040 1 7 14 &
Philadelphia. 000 001 401 0 6 9 1
Batteries: Mullln. ' Schmidt and;
Payne: Dygert. Coaklcy. Waddell and
Schreck. Time. 2:40. Umpires. Ev
ans and Connolly.
, Boston. Mass.. August 2.3 A lucky
Mome run by Powell gave St. Louli
the game. tooay. 3to 1. Both team.t
fielded clenaly. a fumble by Stahl be
ins; the only error of the game.
The score: R. H. E.
St. Louis ... 000 030 003 9 0
Boston . . . 000 000 001 1 6 1
Batteries: oPwell' and O'Connor:
Winter and Corrlgan.-Time, 1:40. Um
pires. Howell and Harris.
i : National League. . , .
.
! (By the Associated PreVs")
Chicago. III.. August 23. Chicago
took the second of the series from
Philadelphia today. & to 3. In a free
hitting game on both sides.
The score: R. H. E.
Chicago . . .. 100 00310 S 11 3
Fftlladelphta . 000 000 102 3 10 2
... Batteries: Overall and Kiln; Dug-
Tleby. Dooin and Donovan. Time. 1:50.
Umpires. Carpenter' and Conway.
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Pltsburg. Pa., August 23 The
PIttsburgs hit Wlltse hard In two In
nings making five runs off seven hits.
After the sixth Inning Ferguson was
substituted. He was given wretched
support, the PIttsburgs getting - two
runs on two hits and three"- errors.
Leever was strong and kept the hits
well scattered.
The score: ' ' R. II. E.
Pittsburg . . 000 203 20 7 10, 1
New York . . 020 000 0013 10 4
Batteries: Leever and Gibson:
WHtse. Ferguson and' Bowerman.
Time. 1:45. Umpires, lem and Ems
He. St. oLuls. August, 23. St. LLouis
too ; kt he second game of the series
from Boston this afternoon. 8 to 1.
Brown pitched good: ball for St. Louis
and Boston did not score until Xhe
ninth. , - r , r
The score: 'R. H. E.
St. Louis . . . 310 400 00 8 8 1
Boston . . . . 000 000 001 1 5 4
Batteries: Brown and Marshall;
Dorner and Needham. Time. 1:40.
Umpire. Johnstone, v ..
. Vircinla State League.
1 1 fBy the Associated Press.) i
At Danville: Danville, 5; Lynchburg.
5. (Called end tenth: darkness.
At Richmond: Richmond. 1; Nor
folk. 4. . ..
At Roanoke: ' Roanokel; Ports
mouth.. 0. , ; : u . " I
SAW", FR IKND 5IURDERED.
The State Capital is remark
ed upon as the most beauji
fui residential city in the
State. The residsnces that
have been painted several
years . and look fresh now,
were painted ' with New Era
Paint. The Garolin a
Hardware Company is the
exclusive agency for this
paint. See them, r
Wim I i7A ! WOK
Is to love children, and no hens I
cain- be .. completely . happy "vrith-
out them, yet the ordeal through
which, the expectant .mother
must pass usually is so full of suffering",
danger and f ear: that she looks forward
to the critical hour with apprehension
and dread. Mother's Friend, by its pene
trating and soothing properties, allays 'nausea,' nervousness, and
all unpleasant feelings, and; so , prepares (the system for the
ordeal that she passes through
the event safely and with but
little suffering, as numbers have
testified and said. it is worth
its weight in gold." $1.00 per
bottle of druggists. Book containing
valuable information mailed free.
THE BRAOriELD REGULATOR CO.. Atlanta. Co.
ATLANTIC AM) TCOirril CAlIt:
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Local Time TaWe.
(Soldsboro and Hcaufort. 2i. C.
- In effect June 10. lacs. N
Eastern Time.
STATIONS. Til.
Dally. Dally. Only.
law
J 0 livLuv
HJDL
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5 "....;
. .We. have iheni. A good stock
comprising all the staple kinds;
any kind which wc do. not carry
we can get iorj youquickly at
no extra expense. The Keen
Eutter Tools, Cutleiy, Scirs,
and Shears, were; avarded; the
Grand Prize at the Su Louis !Lx
position. They have been the
standard of America for years
and are undoubtedly the best that
tire produced. Tool Booklet free.
Hart-Ward Hardware Company
Sole A-jcns .
RALEIGH, N. C.
Of mil klmlA. . Call nnd
kMlc at them.
Raleigh
Construction Co.
133 lycttccrlllo Street.
ItAXiIHIGII. N. G.
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AS?i
a.' t
Is a high grade mineral water. It is something: much better than you
generally get. It is heavily charged with Lithium, consequently is of
lnvaluame benefit in all cases and forms, of Uric Acid poisoning.; It is
nature's sovereign remedy for diseases of the
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Realistic Dream by an Ashevllle Man
(Special to News and Observer.
Ashevllle. N. C. Auguot z. A
gentleman who lives In Cumberland i
avenue, but whose name Is withheld
an experience which has made him a ,'
pronounced believer In dreams. Last i
Thursday nUht he awoke suddenly I
from a sleeo wherein h -ea"'"
that an old school-mate 'of his, who .
for-the past ten yeaia had uvea .
Illinois. stood by his bedside with I
blood streaming from a large bullet
and for all troubles traceable to a diseased condition of these organs. Cures
r have been effected under our observation which are nothing short ; of -
i marvelous. Write at once for booklet of information and testimonial ?
and acquaint yourself with the wonderful curative powers of Hams Lithia
Water. It is highly endorsed by discerning physicians,' and by
thousands who have used many mineral waters.
: Call for It at all hotel, cafes drug stores, etc. -
Well appointed hotel open from June 15
to September 15. Water free to guests.
Harris Lithia Springs Co.
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. June Srd. 12,.
South liouso.
Lumberton.. .
Klnjrsdalp . ; . ,
Proctorvllle . .
Barnesvllle , . .
Marietta . . . .
HolmeAville . .
Pasea Mill
Kemper. ....
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Rogers . .
Marlon
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Nor Dot
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Lumberton 6:25 t :
Klngsdale C: ", r . :
Prcctorvllle .. 4:T,2 4:" .
Barnepvllle. . 4:.li 4;;
Marietta 4:25 4 :
tlolmesville . . .. .. .. 4:13 4: : '
Paces Mill.. .. .. .. .. 4:10 4:17
Kemper.. .. .. .. .. .. 4:07 4:2 ,
May .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 4:04 4:1':
Fork 3:55 1 . ;
Zlon 3:47 4.
Rosrera... .. .. .. .. ..3:23 : -
Marion . . .. ... 2:25 z :
Nos. 1. and 2. dally except : y.
. Nos. 3 and 4. tiandny only.
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COMPANY.
Time' .Table No. 15 CTcctlve
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Lv. Raleigh ...... 9:15 4:C5
Caraleish 9:30 4:1'
Sylvaola ... 9:43 4:1"
Barnes ...... 9:48 4:1
Ilobby .. .. .. 9:5S 4:L
McCullers .. .. 10:30 4:1.:
Banka ...... .. 10:4 u 4:i
WiPow Spring3. . 1:03 4 : ."
'..'Cardenaa:.:.. ... 11:25- z-.: :
Varlna .. .. .. ll:S3 : ;
Fuquay Sprlng3. 11:45 7:1,
Buckhorn . . ...11:2 3 5:23. ' :
Ran ics 1 2 : C 5 5:2; 2:1'
; Chalybeate .. ..12:2a 5:22 ' :i,
Kipling.. .. .. 12:25 5:2 Z
Cape Fear . . .. 12:55; 5:21 :;
Llllington . . . . 1:20 5:2 . 1
- Bunnlevel .. .. 1:40 C:' ;
; Linden .. .. .. 1:55 C:!2 1 :
1 Buckner ... .. 2:15 C:: : :!
Carver's Fall3 . . 2:35 C:2 ' : :: l
Tokay, v.. ..' 2:50 . :.: : :
Favettevllle .... 3:15 ::
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Tokay .... ..3:54 6:2 ; :
Carver's Falls ... 4:0 3 c.zi 1 :
Buckner .. .. 4:11 C:i. it:
Linden...- ... .. 4:21 C:5:. !!::.-
Bunnlevel .. .. 4:2 3 7: , ll
Lllllng'ton . . . .. 4.:42 7:15 12::
Cape Fear.. 4:45 7:1 1 -
:.' Kipling". 5:Ci)j:.2l 2 ;.. . t ;
Chalybeate .. .. '5:C1 7:
Rawles . . ..... 5 0 7 : r 1:1
..Buckhorn -. . ..5:13 7: I : -
Fuquay Sprins3. 5:18 7: J : '
. Varina 5:21 7:' l:i :
Cardenas ... .. 5:24 f ; I'."
... Willow tarings . 5:31 .' : i ' 2:17
' Pinks ..... .. 5:44 2:2
- McCulle.-a .. .. 5:2.1
Hobby .... . . 5 :5S
; Barnes 6:0 7 ." : ; 2 : '
Fylvaola ... . 6:12
-Caraleish ? . . .. 2:
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