Etonian and Home Circle .
t If) iN.
Practical Education.
W bats raeeired an iaUreatiag
litU handbook oa this fnfejet, t
aei by the North Carolina College
of Agrienltnre and Mechanic Art.
A eon pie of quotation from it will
indicate its character.
"The world is demacdtor men who
ean do, as well at tbink. The Wat
equipment for a young man t- day n
technical skill, knwled and pow
er. 'A emtory aro education waa
for the few, and was designed to fit
them for .the learned profoftioas; to
day education is for the many, and
is intended to equip thm for life's
praetieal work." Any lad desiring
to be an engineer, manufacturer.
electrician, chemist, marbinis', dai
ryman, firmer, or iratt grower
sconld write for a copy of tbit book
let to President Winston, Raleigh,
North Carolina.
Dr. K. Detchon'a Antl Diuretic.
May worth to you more than
$100 If you have a child who soils
bedding from Incontinence or wa
ter during sleep. Cares old and
young alike. It arrests the troa-
ble at once. $1. Sold by Henry T.
Hicks, Druggist.
acedia ttcs&o.
(ml,
Knoxville, May 23. Tho heavy
rainfall ban resulted in flood condi
tions at many places and the proier-
ty lorn U h-avy.
Floods pouring into the Tenner I
see river from the swollen t4mma
ofoiirea4 Twine"? cauil the
former to reach a stage today thirty-
three feet above low-water mark.
This la the highest fetage in twenty
six years.
Many industries along the river
front will suffer, and all lowlands
are (submerged.
The financial lows was the heaviest
at KUzate-tmown. where nearly a
hundred home were destroyed,
causing lot estimated to aggre
gate $250,000. At Watauga the
damage Ls estimated at $150,000.
nccx AT tcis.
MaV 4 TIT
SU1U PrrfWtfc-
As.
r.rtTti years w M.e.oley,
the blstoriar, wroU of A mene :
Mn.vii will be pillared
a ravsged i tks twentieth cents
jt as the Roman empire was oy
Sr barbarians of the n't- century,
.k. a (r,rut that the devests-
W I ti .W
Recompense.
If Sorrow In the end
Shall all our dreams destruy,
It shall be sweet to know
That in the morning's plow
We quaffed a cup with Joy.
At this season the housekeeper must look
specially after the baking powder.
As she cannot make good cake with bad eggs,
no more can she make cake that is light, delicious
and dainty with inferior baking powder.
Royal Baking Powder is indispensable for the
preparation of the finest food. It imparts that
peculiar lightness, sweetness and flavor noticed in
the finest cake, biscuit, doughnuts, crusts, etc.,
which expert bakers say is unobtainable by the
use of any other leavening agent.
tots ' the Roman empire, iae ijsbs
aBd Vandal', eme toss oad.
while year baroanans win ""'"
of yonr own msinauQUP.
"A day will eome in usiwnvi
v...k when the militodc be
tween half a breakfast asd th hop
a -a. 1 .ila ?
n a dinner will eieci your m-k .
tore. It it possible to bit- j i
d obt as to the kind of legislator
tb would be elected!
You will bo cbugea to co
t " l I . I r in
tniBifS wmro Kturi ,
Dosaible. Then soo-e l wr r tow ,
Napoleon will take the reins or gov
eminent in band."
V ft H
4
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r
To
j.
crj
M Si
A "MaiMbap" of lUmblln Itumloatloas.
Much worry might be avoided by
many good houHe wives if they
would give Home little philosophical
thought to the relation of ways and
work. Throughout the southern
country, It may be Haid that the two I
moHt com mom topic of con verna
tion among "ladles of the house"
are their own Mrsonal, physical ail
ments, and the trouble they have
learned From a Woman.
If there Is anything In which a
woman Ih HUpponed to be especially
deficient, It Is In sharpening a lead-
pencil In a neat and workmanlike
manner; but a certain woman report
er on a daily paper was observed al-
wayH to have her jencils most beauti
fully pointed.
The masculine reporters watched
her, but never succeeded In learning
I
The Royl Baker nd fMtry
Cook " containing over 800 most
practical and valuable cookinr re
ceipt free to every patron. Send
puttal card witb your full address.
There are cheap baking powder,
sade I rum alum, bal they are e
ceeaia(1y hamfaltoheaUh. Their
astringent and rauterUinc qualitica
add a dangerous ooww
II
ROYAL BAKING POWDE CO 100 WILLIAM ST.. NEW YORK.
with tmraluHH and lncomiM,tent ser- how 8he did it aud one they
vants. It ls dangerous for men to
attempt to have much to do in
regulating thene two troubles, and
unlesH he wants to get Into difficul
ties dire, ho had letter let the first
one alone altogether. If a woman
wants to have 'ailments" she ls
going to have them; and In fact there
are few women who can bo happy
unless they are iiermitted to have
some without interference.
Hut from a sate distance man
may venture to expatiate on one or
two of the weak points of the second
topic and trouble. At close range
he can observe and nee some things,
but if he wants to discuss them, lie
had ts'tter do ho with his jkmicII and
not sign his name to what he says.
If he should do this he would
probably utart out by ankiug two
questions.
First: Why doew a woman em
ploy a servant to do certain work,
aud then work harder to that the
servant does that work than he
would have to do If nhe did it her
self? Hecond: Why does a woman
drive the closest kind of a bargain
with a servant or cook, or take a
cook that will work for from three
to six dollars a month, and then
sent a delegation to ask her about It.
"We have come," said one of the
delegates, humbly, "to ask the se
cret of your gilt, as a pencil sharpen
er. Your proficiency humiliates us."
"It is no secret," she said with a
bmile.
Thereupon she took a pencil from
the hand of the speaker, raised the
lid of her desk, drew forth a carpen
ter's chisel, " rested the end of the
lencil on the edge of the desk, and
ueiiiy shaped it into a true cone
with a few "shaves" of the sharp
Instrument.
"There," she said, handing it back,
have you learned something from
a woman?"
"We have," they said.
And possibly the reader has also.
Di
in
take
zziness and swimming
c her1 mean indigestion.
;ii tiling whirl round
a Ripans Tabule.
DI8THESHINO BTOMACII DIS
EASE.
ermanently cured by the master
power of "South African Kkk-
vink Toxic." Invall ls neeJ suffer
no longer, because this great remedy
can cure them all. It is a cure for the
I whole world of stomach weakness
and Indlgestln. The cure begins with
the first doae. The relief It brings is
marvelous and surprising. It makes
no failure; never disappoints. ISo
matter how lone you have sunered.
your cure Is certain under the use of
this great health-giving force, l'leas-
ant and always safe. Bold by Henry
T. Hicks, Druggist, Raleigh, N. O
We ba a U
prrpmrM sporiejiy jc jo..
snail rre. It Ueu .r u.
tomax-h dlorder woi, rU .
Chat scr child la liaise, tu. J Um
viiica C?rvTn
S VI w
hr Vermifuge
has been aorcfali cam!
fur a half crntury.
K. a h. I S at . sWUisMra. ha.
1 1 n
Mi .s J'llia
PliiljJtlpi-i- v.
that I"'
have ,i.i!t a gt
F-. Flvnn,
22! t Lawrence St.,
" ; iie i ) i'.i;om you
,:ics did me much gocd. 1
:at deal of moiiey in d.ctor-
in,. One nU'ht a frind ot mine a-ked me
tiie reason that I d i not use l' ipans Tal ules.for
Hold her how bad. 1 f'.lt. I a wavshad rain
In mv heal, used to get dizzy, a:J had to go
to ted for hours at a time. I had f rcat pain
around the heart, and was short of breath.
I started to use t!:e T'-'.:'.s ; -id found a
Rreat change in my coi !;tion. 1 had to stay
home a great deal of my time 01 account of
being unable to work. 1 have had this feel
ing for over two years, and about six months
ago 1 started to take Ripans. I took three
boxes of them every week and am almost
entirely cured. After 1 take about ten or
twelve boxes more 1 will be safe from all
danger. My friends all see what Ripans
did for me and are also using them. 1
can recommend them to any one.
Fifty Thousand Goples
Of TURNERS N. C. ALMANAC will be issueu ror we ' "iu
O
To advertise Is simply to make known, who you are, where you are,
and what you have to sell. How to do this ffectuauy, ana a ne
est possible cost is the problem for you to solve. The failure to obtain
desired results from advertising is due to me way hj" "v
they Invariably say "It does not pay." The judicious way is to use a
medium that has reputation, Circulation ana pennammcj. - i I bu? sketch and description of any invention
C. Almanac has been the State Standard for 64 years, ana mu an aonui omt opinion free cooeeming
circulation of 50.000 conioa. and remains a standing advertisement for I ,v o-tenuuiuT of ume. How to Obtain a
a year. Advertising rates upon application.
ENNIS PUBLISHING CO., BALEIGH, N. a
Anf one tend
Oar fee returned if we fail-
ill
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
City of Raleigh, Wake County.
8. &
Patent" sent upon request. Talents secured
hrougb us advertised lor sale at our etpense.
Patents taken out through us receive tftcisl
motUe. without charge, in Thc rATaKT Rao
OKD, an illustrated and widely circulated jour
aal, consulted lj Manulacturers ana lnvestora.
Send for sample copy FREE. . Address,
VICTOR J. EVANS & CO..
(Patent Attorney,)
ks o D...i.n. ..boa Aath tliaf Via ia rf ! firm of EdWS'dt' A
Hrnno-'htnn Prlntpn, and Binders, doinsr business In the city of Raleigh ttZM BuIIdlnr. HASHCSTCX JL (V
and that the said firm have made a contract witn tne lufNiss xubwbu
ln PnmTuinir nrlnt ETi fWt AAntoa nf TnrnAr's N. C. AimallM IOr IDf
r 9 r w -w-a TTTTn nnvwt
year 1900.
SEAL.
N. B. BROUGHTON.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In my
presence, this the 27th day of August, A. D.
1900. W. M. Russ, Clerk Superior Court,
by VITRTJVITJ8 Roystxr, Deputy Clerk.
I ' I
PARKERS
HAIR BAL8AM
rnnol.i Ununul frwta,
Wrv rail a to Bmioi, Ory
Hair to Ita Toatarl Oolar.
imM liaadrafT a a&tr kaUtaaj
Sua. f lOfcatKragiaa, "I
AGENTS,
Booker T. st
ton baa writwi u
story of bis lift 111
work. H fires hit views on Ui ka.
aro Probleta and all bis best pc&ai
tVhlta and colored people ar ritm
advanced orders. A boatrts U
agents. Both white and glsm
axe n is make noaey with tku to
Write today.
i la, NICUOI a X),
Allai't.Ga.
WANTED !
Reliable man for Manser 4
Branch Office we wish to trn u
this vicinity. If your record ia O K.
here ls an opportunity. Klndljfi
good reference when writing.
THEA. T.U0SEI5 VNOUSAU K81B
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Illustrated catalogue 4 eta tUopt.
Mr MTMLT BrnrUATWal ta ta. m
sv rait.
aa.Wla
that U katraaloaa oa4 mm tmU.
U KJi. B. ROWAN, S MUwi
Oentlemau.
CURRENT RAILROAD SCHEDULES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.
There is probably but one defini
tion of the word 'gentleman," yet
there are many wajs of expressing
that definition. Thackeray gives
perhaps the most direct and pU-asiiig
expression of the won! in the fol
lowing: "To 1; a gentleman is to
be honest, to le gentle, to be gener
ous, to be Drave, to le wise, and,
possessing all these qualities, to use
them in the most graceful outward
Reasons
Why you Should
Excursion Rates to Memphis, Tenn. via
Seaboard Air Line Railway. Reunion
Confederate Veterans. Mar 28-30, '
Insure
in the
fret herself sick because that cook
does not know fifty dollars worth of manner."
knowledge jer month? At another time the great novel-
When the aforesaid man has asked 1st defines a geutleman In these
these questions, he finds that he has words:
come to a lull stop. He may argue "Perhaps a gentleman is a rarer
that when a Hervant is employed to man thin some of us think. Which
do a certain work, that work ought of us can point out many such in his big enough
On account of the Reunion of
United Confederate Veterans the
Sraboard Air Line Railway will
ee l tickets from stations on its
lines to Memphis and return at
the very low rate of one cent per
mile Tickets will be sold May
25th, 26th and 27th, good to return
until June 4th.
An extension of final limit to
r sntk inni .n t n n
Ttu KI1C1!0ua la fl .1 D-Jl 41. 4. X.. iS r. "" "" "" " w
iw vuuuucu nn 11 ui inc xuuai a. Liny pwrnous ui Hie jj Seaboard Air Line Railway
United States, thus its policyholders constitute what you might call a tickets and on all tickets reading
preferred class. via that line by depositing same
It is one of the strongest companies in the World, and its assets are with Joint Ticket Agent at Mem
$16,367,636.00 all gilt edced, and are invested entirely in phis on or before June 3rd and up
qSOuTHERH
gS.aCaaaaraEBeaSSaa,
AY
W. & W. R. R.
AND BRANCH KA
AND ATLANTIC COAtiT LliMA li It
COMPANY OF SOUTH
CAROLINA
OOHDBKSBD aCHBODL.
TRAINB OOINO BOHTM
ISlStandard Railway
of The South.
The Direct Line 'o all points
DATHD
Jan 1S.U01.
Lv Wsldon....
Ar Rooky Mount,
Lt Tarboro......
attractive route to
to be done by that servant. He may circle; men whose aims are eenerous: America, thus receiviner the constant care and attention of th oflWrs of on payment of fifty cents.
argue that anybody who will work whose truth Is not only constant In the company. Double Daily Trains with fast
for from three to six dollars per its kind, but elevated in its degree; It is an American company, amenable only to our own laws and not scnedales perfect passenger
month cannot be ex nected to have u-
anv more knowledge or pense than t
that amount of money will pay for. WOrld honestly in the lace with an being, Strength, Soli-iity and Security. Memnhis
D a e Iwa, sVaaaii ami aan . m-mr i Hn. 1 1 In a r I a aa i I -v . a a I A,D AAA kAA IBt
u iiui uuwi uwu equal maniy sympamy lor me great its policies are simple, clean, straightforward contracts. For tickets, Pullman and Steep-
H-.v...a. .-v.. "v, ".o w aim uie smaii." xxs management nas Deen practically the same for a quarter of a ling Car reservations and full ln-
anow ii iney can ie answered. 1 nen, Huxley defines the word in this century. formation as to rates and schedules
If he Is the head of a household, he manner: It has paid its policyholders since oreanizatiod over $45,000,000.00. PPlv to nv aSent of the Seaboard
will begin to wonder why he pays a .-Thoughtfulness for others, cener- Air Line Railway.
clerk fifty dollars a month, or a oslty, modesty and self-reiDect are We judge a company as we do a man. What are its moralst When
A" 1 lASa-A 1 11 . . Aft- I.- .. . ... I AaLnai Mvawa . a hIaa -1 A S X xa a-a. a . . .
isriu nanu nueen uouars a monin, iti, nualitiPH whirh mo.kn a wjuiuuw ueuerwa me ooutnera roncy-noiaer. ana usea DOtm ia- ai 11 nAi m
while the food he eats and which gentleman or lady, as distinguished the money he had contributed towards their sucoess, and their influence A fl II ij U&lLuUAlJ
Uikaca U1H mHlUl. niS UlSIXMlllUU. It mm th vnnoorul oi-f inl urhifih IT. " w " aa a nusmw 1
eias California
Florida - Cuba
Porto Rico.
-Strictly FIRST CLASS Equipment
on all through and local trains; Pull
man alaoe Sleeping cars on all night
trains. Fast ana safe schedules.
Lt Rocky
Lt Wllsor.
LvSelma..
Lv Fayetttf
ar Florence
Ooldsbora....
Marnolla ...
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THAW eOLVQ VOBTU
his temper everything about him commonly goes by that name."
is belug maupulated by a three to
I .l.ii i. mi t 111 a. l .
six. uuiiar vuua. iiieu no win niruw i Lilly Aud Rose.
th Ttrrthlom tin In ivualr 1tacrnuf anil I
he will feel like he has a tou h of The "g? "pe are pure and white
the Indigestion; and will bite off a mu without a touch of fire;
rhou, nrtnh..n ama . rvj.w The rose's heart is warm and red and
vnv tt v a vumwwj va OLuunv a aa rs va
their motto.
In
sweetened with desire,
earth's broad fields of deathless
bloom the gladdest lives are
those
Whose thoughts are as the lily and
whose love is like the rose.
a cigar, or take a drink, or go half
crazy. All these indulgences are
more or less brought on by indiges
tible cooking, and still some good
people wonder why so many men
have such pernicious habits and are
so mean about some things.
There ought to be a law for licens- The Deathless Voice.
I . l,.. I i i v. i r i ! I
ukjusvw lur uwuw- The VHley of Death is dark and
ing doctors auer tney nave stood an deep
examination. The greater the num- A nd fhA Aftt .riVg(h OTO
See what a distingaished Statesman of Georgia says:
STATE OF GEORGIA,
Treasury Department.
Atlanta, Ga., May 12, 1891.
TIME TABLE 11
Lv Florenee-
Lv Fayettorllle..
liT Baisoa.
Trtf ht ana Konthrn ana rnn mr
To take effect Sunday Mar. 11 1900, at "rea B,e comfortable and expe- Ax Wilson..
uiuuua jvuiubjm
7 :40 A. M. at Goldsboro.
Supersedes Time Table 10, of Oct. 22
1899, and all supplement! thereto.
EA8TBOUND TBAINel.
Why Mr. Hardeman had a policy in the
MANHATTAN LIFE.
STATIONS
will be the number of licensed doc
tors; and when the number of
licensed cooks shall be great, the
number of licensed doctors will de
. crease.
Sleep
Love sings his song.
F. L. S. in the Constitution.
Ar
Lt
She Waited.
Even a Scotchman cannot always
be humorous, if he would. Like
other people, however, he is some
times funny without meaning to be.
The Scottish American thinks that
themessage sent by a young man
In Peeblesshire to his waiting bride
may have kept her from worrying
over his non-appearance, but that
she must, after all, have received it
with mixed feelings.
The bride elect lived in a village
some distance from the home of
William the bridegroom. The wed
ding was to be at her home. On
the eventful day the young man
Women as Well as Msn
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.
Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dis
courages and lessens ambition; beauty, vigor
ana cneemiiness soon
disappear when the1 kid
neys are out of order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble
become so prevalent
that tt Is not uncommon
for a child to be born
afflicted with weak kid
neys. If the child lact
ates too often. Iffha
urine scalds the flesh or if, when the child
reaches an age when It should be able to
control the passaee. it Is vet afflicted with
bed-wetting, depend upon it. the cause of
etartedior the station, but on the the difficulty Is kidney trouble, and the first
way met tne village grocer, who neP snouia oe towards the treatment of
talked so entertaingly that William r16 mP"nt organs. This unpleasant
missed his train b-ouble is due to a Useased condition of the
missea nis train. kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as
Naturally he was in what is most people suppose.
known as a 'state of mind." Some- women as well as men are made mis
thing must be done, and done at 'LTL111 k!,dnty nd bladder trouble;
vwu. uo AAiuo great xerncQy.
The mild and the immediate effort Af
Swamp-Root Is soon realized. . lt Is sold
Maj. Jos. H. Morgan, Special Agt. Atlanta.
Dear Sir : As agent of the Manhattan Life Insurance Company of
New York, it affords me Dleasnre to sav to von that mv fathnr wm in.
sured in your company, and by reason of the late war, he was unable to I
r aca your company and pay his premiums they fell due; and that
after the cessation of hostilities, my father having died during the war,
jour company have' paid to my mother the amount of his policy less
the amount of premium unpaid. Yours Truly,
(Signed) B. U. HARDEMAN, State Treaturer.
Aca mis was not an isolated case by no means. - - " ;
So soon as the civil war was over the Manhattan announced that
the company was ready to communicate with the old oolievholders. in
viting tbem to reinstate their policies, making one condition only, that .
the prMcyholders should be in good health. J
au tava vi gcuciuBiijr was uubuuugut ui uy any otner company
or corporation.
Knowing that their Southern policyholders were.most of them, men
who had made every sacriflc possible for the land that they loved, and
that had been reduced from affluence to poverty, they offered, in lieu of
nady money to accept a note covering the entire premium during the
time that payments had lapsed. In addition to that they placed these
policies on the same footing of other policies of the same date, in reeard
iu uiviunuuB auu huu annuities.
The" company went even further : In, cases where the insurer was
unable to comply with these very liberal terms, or did not care to renew
the policy during these troublesome times, the Manhattan agreed to pay
the purchase value of the policy as it stood on the date of the lapse
from the non-payment of premiums
Although the Manhattan has made no boast of this act of generosity,
which was not followed by other Northern Companies, aon the ground
that the disloyalty of Southern policyholders vitiated their contracts,'
still it remains on record that the Manhattan was true and steadfast,
honest and equitable, when all others forsook the old soldiers in the
time of their direst necessity.
Ratio of Payments to Policyholders to Premiums Received
from Organization to January 1st, 1900.
Daily ex.
Sun. mixt
solid frei't
cars and
passengers,
A. M.
ttoidsDoro 3g.
Best's 5 5 VJ A I
LaOrange 6 5 Oa Jm J-la
RAILWAY
Direct Line to All Points to
Georgia,
Alabama,
3
Pass
enger Daily
P.M.
3
Apply to ticket agents for time ta
bles, rates and general information, or
address
(No trouble to answer questions)
I S. H. HARDWICK, O. P. A.,
Washington. D. C.
Ly Wilmington..
lv Jtarnoua
Lv Qoidsbora.
RL VERNON,
T if A
i Charlotte, N C
THAD C 8TURGI8,
Raleigh, N C
$k 1
SQ S5-o Q aso
a. . r. x.
9 oo 1 as
IS 1&...J 9 41
1 60 .... 11 8B ...
1 86 ll If .....
b::bdia.iS
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t n s ioIu a!ii am
t SCl... .Ill 4&I
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Ir.af.l a.K.r.v.
Meaday. IDalty exosit
Ar
Lv
Ar
Falling Creek
Kinston
Caswell
Dover
Dover
Core's.Creek
Tnscarora
Clark's
New Bern.
New Bern
Riverdale
Croatan
Havelook
Newport
Wildwood
Atlantic.
Morehead City
MoreheadCity
Atlantic Hotel.
M. City Depot
6 10
6 33
6 36
6 46
6 46
6 57
7 00
7 15
7130
7 40
8 05
8 08
8 30
8 33
8 39
-8 44
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8 57
9 05
Lv Wilson.
ax Booky Mount,
AjrTarboro,.
LiV Tarbaro.
LvBoekMoant,
az wemen
fDaUv axcevl
Bundav.
wumugton and Weidon lutlroac, Tad
ua iflTown seam LineTrain leaves WU.
?&n W m-. arrives rayettevlue
1306D.JXU, leaves Faretteville 11 B rT
smves Baniord lttp.m. Betornln Laav
WE8TBOUMD TRAINS, !
Daily ex
Passenger cept Son
Florida,
Texas,
Cuba and
Porto Rico.
"? u 5 a. m antre FareUevlEe 4 so
villa 80fl It a , Maxton 9 06 a. m EH
Bpr-oicB 9 06 a. nu, Hope Mills 10M a. iT
Red Bpringa-641 p. imVMi
m., araves Hennertsvll 7 is a.
o aa aniii wua ana lamm n
Railroad, at Bad BtMnwmSaTTh7,
Draunama avwman Railroad, at easfod
wuu mov ummmmn Air liae and
Trsinen the Beotland Veek Bzaneh Road
lf a?!?0? JSJiSnb
STATIONS Daily
Ar
W
Goldsboro1
Commenced
Business.
Premiums
Company. Business. Received.
Manhattan Life, Aug, 18SO, f 55,763,054
the following
come. Wil-
once. So he sent
telegram:
"Don't inary till I
liam."
If the bride elect knew her Wil
liam, she probably knew how he
felt when he sent the mewage, and
forgave the mental confusion which
resulted in what she must have
looked upon as a needless request.
by druggists, in fifty.
cent and one dollar
sizes. You may have a!
sample bottle by mail
free, also pamphlet tell
ing all about it. Including many of the
thousands of testimonial letters received
m sufferers cured. In writhf? Dr. Kilmer
& Co.. Blnghamton, N. Y be sura and
SMnttaB this panes.
Mutual Life.
Mass. Mut. Life,
Penn Mutual,
New York Life,
Equitable,
Northwestern,
National Life,
Union Central,
Feb., 1843,
Aug. 1851,
May, 1847,
April, 1845,
July, 1859,
Nov., 1858,
Feb., 1850,
March, 1867,
728,253,694
60,268,275
87,749,054
527,888,388
. 593,109,594
209,752,220
" 36,598,233
Paid to Paid per
Policyholders. $100rec'd
f 45,346,055 f 81.31 !
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fUlinaQnak
W" Kinaton . ....
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510.449,169
37,647,130
52,215,293
298,198,195
322,786,211
107,31,914
13,006,228
17,344,844
70.09
62.47
59.51
56.49
54.42
61.16 j
49.20
39.54
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1900
9 49
FAST LIMITED AND EXPRESS
TRAINS, FIRST-CLASS EQUIP.
PP?Sut MENT and the best Mcommodatlon.
Day coaches and Buffet Sleeping can
on all trains.
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43,864,891
This is how the Manhattan has earned its title, "The Old Reliable."
BUTLER & AYER. General Agents, Raleigh, N. C.
505 Tucker Building.
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trains voa. 31 and 44.
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Tickets on sale to all points. Po
xn&n births. Reserved and reserva
tions made oa outgoing steam"
from Norfolk. Baggage ehecked
from hotel and reaidenoes wlthoB(
extra charge. Call at the,
Up-town Ticket Offi
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C. II. Battis, C. T. zii t.l
BALEIGH, if.C.
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TAB. 1L BARB. 1st Vioa-presld81
and General Manager.
H. S. LEA ED, T. P. A, Camlet, K C
B. E. L. BU5CD, Genl Pass. Ag
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