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RU)K OP FAITTI.
Life is a whirr of wheels,
A shrike of escaping steam;
Life is a mumble,
A roar and a rumble,
A flash of the headlight's gleam.
He hath much to dread, he hath
much to fear.
Who hath small faith in his Engi
neer. Facing the darkness ahead.
Someone with sleepless eyes
Watches the lights.
Thro the misty nights.
While a soul sings its lullabies.
He cannot count the gift too dear,
Who hath great faith in his Engi
neer. Josephine Page Wright, In Nation
al Magazine.
kinds of vegetables, such as pota
toes, Hubbard squash, and pumpkins
are imoroved by steaming rather
than by boiling. Selected.
HARIiO'S GOOD-BYE.
"I came to bid you good-bye," said
Harlo. "I am going to Decatur at
2 o'clock.
"I hope you will have a pleasant
time," Mrs. Dodda said. "I am sorry
the babies can not see you; but they
are still asleep. Of course, you will
- A LITTLE GEXTLE3LLS.
I know a well-bred boy who never
says "I can't;"
He never says, "Dor't want to," or
"You've got to. or "You
shan't;"
He never says "I'll tell mamma!" or
calls his playmates "mean."
A lad more careful of his speech I'm
sure was never seen!
He's never u grammatical he never
mentions "ain't;"
A slnele word of slang from him
would make his mother faint!
And now I'll tell you why It Is (lest
this should seem absurd):
He's now exactly six months old, and
can not speak a word!
St. Nicholas.
LEARNING TO SWIM.
A professional swimmer.
who
be very busy all the morning, so you learned to swim in the Danish Royal
had to come early."
"Yes'm," Harlo said; "there's al
ways a great deal to do when you are
going on a trip. I guess I would
better be going now. Good-bye." He
shook hands soberly. He was much
too important to be kissed to-day
Navy, says that any person can learn
to swim in fifteen minutes.
This," he writes, "Is my method
You are my pupil now, and we are
standing on the beach facing the sea.
First of all, the ocean Is your friend.
It wants to carry you if you will but
L. M. HORNADAY,
Wheelwright and Machinist,
Cardenas, North Carolina.
SHOR AT JOHNSON'S MILL
I build Log Wagon and Log Carta. Good work at beat prices. R'P3
all kind of wagons and buggies. Repair engines and boilers and Co all
kinds of machine work. Give me a trial.
THE ART OF BOILING.
How rare li Is to find this simple
operation well done, and how often
do we hear the expression of boiled
ham and beef: "Fine flavor, but so
tough!" Few housekeepers know
that the fault generally lies in the
hasty boiling. Slow and lengthy boil
ing in plenty of water is what ten
ders meat. A fair-sized ham, if
placed in the kettle at 10 o'clock In
the forenoon and kept slowly boiling
or simmering on the back of the
stove or range, has abundant time to
be done by 5 o'clock in the after
noon. It is a good plan to remove
the kettle. The same rule applies to
salted beef. Corned beef is general
ly a hard, dry fare, but if properly
cooked In plenty of water it should
be as tender and Juicy as roast beef
However, what applies to meat
does not apply to vegetables. For
them, with few exceptions, quick
boiling is necessary. Cut a head of
cabbage in quarters, place in a ket
tle of boiling water and boil until
tender and no longer, as this vegeta
ble loses its flavor and color if over
boiled, and becomes rank, yellow and
wilted. Green peas should be placed
in boiling water with only Just
enough water to cover them, to
which may be added a spoonful of
sugar, and when nearly done a very
little salt, a generous piece of good
butter and. Just' before dishing them,
a half cupful of sweet cream. As
asparagus is an early vegetable and
often takes the place of green peas,
it may be cut In inch lengths and
boiled half an hour, but seasoned
more sparingly than green peas.
The Irish potato, so generally used
In most families, can be greatly im
proved after paring by standing In
cold water an hour before cooking.
This common and nutritious vegetable
should be placed in boiling water and
kept rapidly boiling until it can be
easily pierced by a fork, after which
the water should be turned off at
once. Place the kettle on the back
of the stove, put on the cover and
let them steam until served, and the
family will be rewarded by a prime,
dry, mealy potato instead of a soggy,
insipid, water-logged specimen.
In by-gone days the capacious pud
ding bag, made from strong linen
cloth, was considered a household
necessity, as boiled puddings of some
description often graced the family
dinner table, especially among the
farming class, with large families
and good healthy appetites. They
were often made from scalded corn
meal, stirred to the right consistency,
interspersed witn anea Dernes or
cherries; the life of the pudding was
in the manner in which it was boil
ed. After being put In the pudding
bag it was placed in a kettle of boil
ing water; not for one moment must
it cease boiling for the space of three
hours, and the bag was occasionally
turned over, lest It adhere to the
side or bottom of the kettle. A
sauce of sweet cream, thickened with
maple sugar, usually accompanied
this pudding.
Among various other kinds, a ver
itable English plum pudding occa
sionally appeared, which was com
pounded in the following manner:
Raisins well stoned, currants well
washed, one pound each; suet finely
chopped, one pound; add bread, fine
ly pulverized, one-half pound; three
ounces of sugar, one ounce of grated
lemon peel; mace, half a grated nut
meg; three teaspoonfuls of ginger;
seven eggs well beaten; half a cupful
of sweet milk; the same of flour.
This compound was worked by the
hand until well mixed together, af
ter which It was placed In the pud
ding bag, leaving space, however, for
the pudding to swell; after which it
was dropped In a large -kettle of
boiling water and boiled without a
moment's intermission for the space
of two and a half hours. Sauce, one
cupful of sugar, one of boiling wa
ter, one ounce of butter; this sauce
is thickened with a heaping spoonful
of flour. But, except In a -few in
stances, the pudding bag has become
obsolete; wisely superseded by the
kitchen steamer, from whose depths
quite a large pudding may be steam
ed with less anxiety and care. But
the same principle applies to steam
ing as to boiling. Placed over a ket
tle of boiling water, the ebulition
must not for a moment cease. Some
VV 11 ana. twuuo n s Kt.t-M.iie, -
iaot hhv hA rame in aeain. "May 1 1 live m tne waier, you must ue uuwn
bid Helen and Virginia good-bye to your wonc; you must su-aigmen
now?" he said. "There might be a out your body run lengtn
rD.t and t wouldn't ever see them I the fishes, nave you
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again." He kissed Virginia's soapy nsn mamug .. iuo
little head and shook hands with water wm not suppon you n yuu uc
Helen. "T suTinose they will both be I yourself In a knot.
crmwn a lnt when I eet back." he "Lie down on your back here on
said. "I am eoine to stay till Mon- the sand; straighten your body like
day" Then he put the rubber kitty an arrow; raise your chin as high as
in the rinii hiietrv. the rubber doll and possiDie. in mis posiuon me wmu
the re doll on too of the kitty, and will float any numan Doay aimosi
he and Helen played. But when the any length of time. Why? Because
clock struck ten he shook hands every square men oi your Doay sur
amin "I must eo dress now." he face Is spread upon the water, so to
said, "and have my luncheon. I don't speak, giving it a chance to support
want to miss the train." 1 you property
Give mv love to your Aunt Ida," "Your head weighs about twenty
fr nndda said. "We shall be lone- nve pounas. xnow, me imuui yuu
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some without you." raise your neaa anu every oegiuuw
Mrs. Dodds was putting her dinner does that-instinctively to see wnere
nn tho table when Harlo. dressed in he Is you go down. You are simpiy
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
To my friends and customers throughout this
section : I am prepared to offer a better stock of
genera! merchandise for the winter trade than ever
before.
HIGHEST PRICfcS FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE
LINE OF SHOES.
Call and see my stock.
- EAGLE ROCK, N.C.
FULL
C. J. RHODES,
ALWAYS IN THE LEAD!
INSPECT MY 8TOCK OF
Fruits, Candies. Confectioneries, Heavy and
Fancy Groceries, Cigars and Tobaccos.
A complete up-to-date stock all the season. Come to see me at my old
stand (Spence Building), 126 East Martin Street, and ask for prices before
you make your purchases elsewhere. Yours truly,
strict) Plumes
AT LESS THAN HALF MICE. -
lMn. plumes $1.35, worth $4.00
18-in. " 2.75. " 7.00
22 In. " 6.75 " 14.00
WUW Phuaes.
14-ln. 35.50 1 18 In. 7 00 jP
In all colon
Send P. O. money
order. Your money
will be returned if
roa are not pleased.
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his best clothes, came again. "I
thought Mr. Dodds might be at
home." he said. "I wanted to bid
him good-bye."
"I am sure I don't know how we
are to get on without you," Mrs.
Dodds said while he waited. "You
are so good to amuse Helen when I
get Virginia to sleep.
"I am afraid you will miss me,
Harlo said, "but I am tired from go-
trying to break a natural law that re
fuses to be broken. As soon as you
raise that twenty-five-pound lump of
bone and brain from contact with the
water, how can you expect the water
to carry it?
"After this lecture, I take the pu
pil out into the water as far as bis
chest. Then I fling him on his back
and tell him to do exactly as he did
on the sand chin up, body straight,
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126 E. Martin St., Raleigh, N. C.
R. C. BA1CHELOR.
Shipments made to any part of
tho State at same price
as at shop.
MQMJMERTS
COOPER BROS.. Hroprs
H
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OK NO
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t3sTWhea writing to Advertiser mention the Ca
$1.00 EXPRESS PAID.
f l.OO, EXPKKSS PAia
"IdeaJ Alcohol" Gas Stove
For Travelers, Sick-Room, Camp, Chafing Dish, Light Hou
neeping, or wnerever uas is nui avauauie or uesirv.i.
IT MAKES IIS OWN GAS ABSOLUTELY 8A.VK
Smokeless and Odorless, . Weighs Only Eight km
CAN CARRY A VESSEL WEIGHING 100 POUNDS
It Bolls a Quart of Water In Nine Minute.
$1.00. Express Paid. $1.00. Express pHid
Bart-Ward Hardware Company.
RALEIGH N P.
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ing to school so long. A change will no motion, uvery time a wave
be good for me." He shook hands threatens to break over him I warn
with all the family and went away him to close his mouth. In a few
aealn minutes he realizes that the ocean,
Tt was almost two when Mrs. Har- wnicn ne reared, is reany carrying
dy ran into Mrs. Dodds' house. "You him without the slightest effort on
must come and help persuade Har-1 his part.
lo," she said. "He says he Isn't go- "Now extend your arms sideways
ine to Decatur, because you need land sweep them slowly through the
him."
"After all his planning!" Mrs.
Dodds said. But Harlo was only ppr-
suaded when his mother had prom
ised to give Mrs. Dodds the time she
usually gave to him.
" 'Cause a woman with two babies
needs help," he said. The Children's
Tribune.
IiOCE-AXG-EL-ESS
Every visitor to Southern Califor
nia is predestined to a tussle with the
pronounciation of the name in the
center of our Italy. Mr. C. F. Lum-
water until hands touch hips again.
You muct turn the palms so as to get
a purchase on the water. Simultan
eously, you must raise your knees,
not out of the water, but spreading
them as far apart as possible while
raising them almost flush with the
hips. Now give a long, striding kick,
so that your heels and your toes get
a purchase on the water. The kick
propels your body forward.
"When a man has learned to float
and to swim on his back, he has
learned enough to practice on for
some time. As soon as he is pro
ficient at swimming on his back, I
begin to teach him the side stroke,
M gents Wanvlked
To Write LIFE INSURANCE for the
PEOPLE'S MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
OF NORTH CAROLINA.
BIG MONEY TO A HUSTLING MAN.
WE PAY THE FREIGHT.
Durham Marble Aorks
DURHAM, fSI
c.
More than $50,000 Paid to Home People
Last Year.
All Money Kept at Home and Paid Only to Home People. No high
salaried officers to support.
Apply to
H. E. .KING, Sec'y-Treas.,
RALCtGM, M. C. Box 22
mis, editor of Out West and public
librarian of Los Angeles, is the most ani wnen he has mastered these, the
redoubtable champion of the correct tmdgeon and -the breast strokes."
pronounciation. He has written to I The Scotsman.
several newspapers in an effort to set
The Wonderful Headache and Neuralgia. The om that ha stood ti Test for years. 25 cts.
and 50 ct. Bottles. 10 ct. Dose at Fountains.
There are a number of new preparations on the market but Antlcephalalgine still leads
them all in elegance and efficiency. :; :: :: :: :: :: :
rOR SALE BY ALL DRUOGIQT
people straight. Mr. Liummis says
that "it is a curious predicament
when the very inhabitants of an
American city call its name In no
less than twelve different ways, of
which eleven are wrong and five are
barbarous. This unhappy and prob
ably unique distinction belongs to
Los Angeles, Cal. Yet It Is old
enough to be known better. It was
properly pronounced for more than
a century before the new immigra
tion set up so tall a "Tower of Bab
el." The following local jingle, the
librarian says, covers the case rea
sonably well:
"The lady would remind you, please.
Her name Is not Lost Angle Lees,
Nor Angle anything whatever.
She hopes her friends will be so
clever
To share her fit historic pride
The G shall not be jellified;
O long, G hard, and rhyme with
'yes
And all about Loce-ang-el-ess.'
Selected.
OXLY A LACK OF FACILITIES.
Clara's aunty took her for a visit
to Niagara Falls. After viewing the
great waterfall for some time, and
the little girl failing to make any re
marks, aunty tried to draw some ex
pression from her as to what she
thought of the spectacle. Finally she
said: :
"Clara, don't you think the falls
are beautiful, wonderful?" and was
amazed at the child's nonchalant re
ply: "Oh, yes, I s'pose so; but I fink
our creek at heme could do It If it
had a place." Woman's Home Companion.
E. B. EVANS & SONS,
NO. 8 EAST DAVIB. ST., RALEIGH,
RL U M BERS.
. Oaa and Steam Fitting, and Gen
eral Repair Work. First-class
work at moderate prices.
NAILING IT FAST.
Once, when I was a little school
girl, a visitor said something in a
speech he made to us which I shall
never forget.
suppose," saia he, "you. were
building a house, and instead of put
ting the shingles and weatherboards
on with nails, you fastened them in
place with tacks. It would be a fool
ish way to work, would it not? For
the first high wind would send them
flying off in all directions. None of I
you would do so silly a "thing as that.
I am sure. But how are you doing
your school work day by day? Are
you Just tacking the lessons on so
they will stay long enough for the
recitation and then drop off your
memory, or are you nailing them
fast, so that they will stay on for life
and become a good, sound part of
your education?" King's Own.
FRIGHTFUL FATE AVERTED.
"I w6uld have been a cripple for
life, from a terrible cut on my knee
cap," writes Frank Disberry, Kelli
her, Minn., without Bucklen's Arni
ca Salve, which soon cured me." In
fallible for wounds, cuts and bruises,
it soon cures Burns, Scalds, Old
Sores, Boils, and Skin Eruptions.
World's best for Piles. 25c. at all
Druggists.
CHESAPEAKE STEAMSHIP
PANY.
COM-
Superb Service to Baltimore
via-
Chesapeake Line.
Palatial Steamers "Columbia and
"Augusta."
DINING ROOM ON SALOON DECKS
Elegant table d'hote dinner, 75c;
club breakfast, 25c. to 60c Polite
attention and the very best service
In every way.
WANTED Success Magazine requires the
services of a man in Wake county u look after
expiring subscriptions and secure new business
by me ns of special methods unusually effective;
position permanent: prefer one with eipe
rience, but would consider any applicant with
good natural qualifications: salary $1.50 per
day with commission option. Address with
references. R. C Peacock, Room 102, Success
Magazine Bid.. New York.
THE $2.00 RATE
Portsmouth-Norfolk on Sun
days Will Continue Until
Sunday. 3ept 5th. -
The low Sunday rate of $2.00 from Raleith
to Portsmouth-Norfolk via. the Seaboard
which have proved so popular this summer
will be contiuubd on sale
SUNDAYS AUGUST 22XD-29TH AND SEP
TEMBER 5TH, 1909.
Tiekets are sold for No. 32, leaving Raleigh
Saturday night at 1.10 a. m.. good returning
. only on No. 30 leaving Portsmouth at 9 p.m.
on date of sale only.
The $2.00 rate carries to Frankllnlon, $1.75
from Klttrell and Henderson, 81.50 Norlina to
Vaughan. $1.25 Littleton and Weldon.
A delightful Sunday outing and opportuni
ty to visit the Virginia seashore resorts.
Special cars provided and trains' run In
sections if necessary to comfortably handle
the tourists. C II. GATTls, D. P. A.,
Kalkigh. n. C
MONEY COMES IN BUNCHES
To A. A. Chisholm, of Treadwell, N.
Y., now. His reason is well worth
reading: "For a long time I suffered
with indigestion, torpid lirer, con
stipation, nervousness, and general
wuuu 1.1 weunesaay ana mnaay, o:ou p. m.
ip,.iuiu no appeute nor amouion. for Baltimore and all points North;
Bicw wCer every aay m spue oi i arrives Baltimore 8:30 a. m.
WE SOLICT CRITICISM OP OUR
SERVICE.
Leave Norfolk 6 p. m Old Point
7 p. m., dally (except Sunday) ; ar
rive Baltimore 7 a. m., connecting
with rail lines for Philadelphia, New
York, and all points North and West.
"YORK RIVER LINE."
Elegant Passenger Steamer "At
lanta" leaves West Point Monday.
ail medical treatment. Then used
Electric Bitters. Twelve bottles re
stored all my old-time health and
vigor. Now I can attend to business
every day. "It's a wonderful medi
cine." Infallible for Stomach, Liver,
Kianeys, Blood and Nerves. 50c. at
all Druggists.
Steamers call at Gloucester Point,
Clement's Clay Bank, and Allmond's.
R. H. DeBUTTS, T. P. A.
Raleigh, N. C.
C. L. HOPKINS, T. P. A.,
Norfolk, Va.
C. L. CANDLER, Q. A.,
' Norfolk, Va.
Ba tuno' Steam Packet Co.
OLD BAY LINE
Baltimore and All Points
North, East and West
U. S. MAIL STEAMERS
Equipped With Wireless Telegraphy
Florida (new), Virginia (new),
Alabama.
Lv. Portsmouth. High St .... 2-5.30 p. m
L.v. Norfolk. Main St . 6.30 p. m
Lv. Old Point, Hi reia Pier 7.30 p. m
Ax. Baltimore. Light St- Pier 7.00 a. m
NORTHBOUND P.R.R. j B. A O.
Lv. Baltimore f T.56 a. m. 1 7.55 a. m
Ar. Philadelphia 110.15 a. m. 10.15 a. m
Ar. New York ... 112.43 p. m. 112.35 p. m
iDaily except Sunday. 'Dally.
Meals a la carte. Menu Includes every dell
cacy oi the season. Hot and cold, fresh and
salt water baths. -
Tickets sold and stateroom reserved upon
application at Company's Office, ld9 Main Si..
or on board steamer.
For further Information, apply to -
J AS. . BR YD, Oen'l Pass. Agent
Baltimore, Md.
' . W. BROWN. Jr.. So. Pas. Agent.
Monuments, Tombstones and Tablets. Granite
Work and Marble Tile for Building.
X
II Write for estimates or particulars. : : Established in 1878. j
scoccoococea
Norfolk & Southern Railway
Harry K-.Wolcott and Hugh M. Kerr, Receivers.
DIREC T ROUTE
-TO .THE-
Great Atlantic Ocean Resorts
Morehead City and;Beaufort. North Carolina
Attractive Low Fares For Season 1909
FROM
THE GAVINESS
LILLINGTON V. C.
New Building, 5ew Furniture. Ererj'
thin? Modern.
No town In the South the size of Lllllngton
has hotel equal to the
CAVINESS.
The patronage of the travelling public Is
solicited
DR. J. E. CAVINESS PROPRIETOR.
Raleigh Division
Raleigh, N. C
Knlghtdale, N. C
Kagle Kock, N. C.
Wendell, N. C
Zetmlon, N. C. ...
I Middlesex. N. C
I Bailey. N. C.
Wilson. N. C
Stantonsbur g, N C
Walstonburg, N.C
Farmvllle. N. C. .
Greenville. N. C.
Griniesland, N.C.
Chocowlnity. N.C
ran, lie o Dituub
Vanceboro. N. C.
Frederick, N. C...
Washington. N.C,
H. STEINMETZ
FLORIST
RALEIGH, N.C.
Roses, Carnations, and other
choice cut flowers for all oc-
' ' castena. - 'BoBqufct and Floral
Designs.' Palms, Ferns, Large
collection of imported bulbs
just received. Hyacinths, nar
- cissis, tulips, and many other
varieties of bulbs for fall
planting. Mail and telephone
orders solicited. :: :: :: ::
GO TO THE
BARHAM HOUSE
AT rBQUAY 8PIU3TG8. K. V
For Health, Convenience and Com fort
Katm. tl.00 per day or 16.00 per week.
B. 8 BARH AM, Proprietor,
Fug nay Springs. N P.
Oocond Hand Hall's Gafe
For sale at about one-fourth
cost Address,
Box 374, Raleigh, N. C.
Raleigh & Southport R'y
Schedule of Passenger Trains. Effec
tive Oct. 4, 190SV
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p.m. ajn.
1.15 6-00
1.54 8.42
.11 6-59
8-S3 7.14
2.35 7. 28
2.55 7.45
3.15 8.06
3.41 8.28
4.31 9.15
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. STATXOHS.
Lit Raleigh Ar.
Lv.. .McCullers .Lv.
Lv Willow Spring Lt.
Lv Varina Lt.
LYFuQuaySpringBLv.
Lv Kipling.... Lt.
Lv LillinctOB -Lt.
Lv Linden Lt.
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7.27 2.34
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8.41 1.44
6-15 1-47
6.30 12.30
a.m. p.m
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and Five-Day tlckeU on sale May 15. 1909. to and Including -sept 30. IWitt. V-k-Knd tlfk""
on sale May 15. 1909 to and Including Hept. 25, 1909. "isunday tickets on ie lor -uBay
morning trains, June 6th. 1909 to and Including Sunday. August 29th. 1909. Ur!n nW irlt
Kalelgh. 6.00 a. m., Wilson. 77 a. m. Green vUle. 9:17 a. Waahlnnton. 9:45 a m . on tb
dates direct for Morehead City and Beaufort, N. C. Returning, train leavt-s w auiori
p. m., Morehead city, 6-25 p. m. same day, stopping Intermediate Stations I'aiHgti to N
Bern. Inclusive, In both directions. fNo stopovers In either direction will be allowed. '
bairgage will be checked on tickets sold on Hunday fares. "tBathlng. aalllntf arid lihlct
IThrough express trains. lThe Atlantic Hotel. Morehead City. N. C will be oim-w-A It U
season June 1st. 1909. H. C. HUDUINS. General Passenger Agent. Norloik. Va.
Norfolk & Southern Railway
Harm K. floleoU and Hugh ML Kerr, Receiver.
DIRECT ROUTE
: TO THE
Great Atlantic Ocean Resorts
Morehead City and Beaufort, North Carolina
v
ATTRACTIVE LOW PARES rOR SEASON 1909
FARES
FROM
Beaofart Dtriaio
Ooldsboro, N. C.
Bests. N.C
LaOrange. N. C
Falling Creek, NC
Klnston. N.C
Caswelt N. C
Dover, N. C
Cove. N. C
Tuscarora, N. C ..
New Bern. N. C
Rlverdale. N. C
Croatan. N. C
Havelock. N. C
NewDorU N. C
WUdwood, N. C
Orital Brmach
Reeisboro, N. C
Grantsboro, N. C.
Bayboro. N. C I
Stonewall. N.C.
Oriental, N. C
To MOREHEAD CITY and Return
Tickits
Saii 8a0y
Oct 31. '83
34 00
3 75
3 50
3 30
3 00
2 90
2 70
2 35
2 10
1 60
1 40
1 20
90
60
40
2 60
2 70
2 90
ni-Day
Tickats
Sail Baity
Uattai
Fin Days
lacMnf
Data sf Sale!
13 10
300
2 85
2 75
2 60
2 40
, 2 25
2 10
200
1 60
1 40
1 20
9a
2 10
2 25
240
250
2 65
Wssklsi
Tkttts
SsHi Sat
Lssftri
Fattswisf
KSPsa
sat SsMfar
a . Iran
liaitas
FaMaekof
Tsstsaf
12 25
2 15
2 05
1 95
1 85
1 75 -1
65
1 66
1 45
1 35
1 25
1 15
- SO
60
- 40
1 45
1 60
1 75
.1 85
ZOO
Ssasay
TKSttS
SaM Sshsay
Liswtes-
BatssfSais
To BEAUFORT and lieturn
31 60
1 60
1 60.
1 40
1 25
1 25
1 15
1 10
1 05
1 00
95
90
80
60
40
1 10
1 10
1 25
1 25
1 25
Saasas
Tckrts
SaM Daily
laaRa
Set 31. tt
14 30
8 95
3 70'
8 60
3 20
3 10
2 90
2 65
2 30
1 80
1 60
1 40
1 10
70
60
280
2 90
3 10
Fto-Dar
Tfckats
Sawastff
laattas
fwt Days
Oats st Saia
S3 30
3 20
305
2 95
2 70
2 60
2 45
2 30
3 20
1 79
1 60
1 40
1 10
2 30
2 45
2 60
2 70
2 85
Tickits
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Maasay j a
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TaaMay
2 45
2 35
2 25
2 15
2 00
1 90
1 K
1 75
1 65
1 66
1 45
1 35
1 10
70
60
1 C5
1 60
1 95
1 OC
2 20
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1
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1
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1
1
1
1
15
1
1
1
1
1
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. .F6" Jof children five (5) years of age and under twelve (12). ball ol above fare fJ
and Five Day tickets on sale Mar 15. 1909. to n in.inn. c't:. aunu a.--k t-nd i-lfIt..
on sale May 15. 1909, to and Including Stpt. 28, 19C9. Sunday ticketTon sale May I& 19J,
tnl5fPt toPo;" to either direction wl bi aTlowed. b"JZl
will Be checked on tickets sold at Sunday lares. Bathing, sailing, and flablng.
i!?lDf CmJL8e.rTlCvl!elwen Ojeenaboro. N. C Morehead city and Beautort. N-,-
rJLVi?J,ti,VGoW'boI0' .N- forehead City and Beaufort. N. CX. will
tntA lmU. n?" Trta Service between Nor (oik. Va- New lra-i&
head City and Beaufort. N.C Th Ati.nti ut.i r, t,i k,wbw
the season June ut. 1909. r w..
H. C HUDGIXS, General Passenger Agent. Norfolk.
L. G; GILL
BALEIGH. S. a
CLOTHES PRESSED,
CLEANED OR ALTERED
ii limiMWli
I ItaTe opf)ni3d In New Bern. N-jJ
an, up-tcMlat broom and m&ttrw
factory.
Brooms and Mattresse oi
grades and sizes at the rery Ww
prices. Tours for buslne.
r : O.T. txsssr-
Address crders to Box 4Sf.