THE SECOND MARRIAGE.
tha beneath tM
lev soft brown area untulu totu faoe .' . A
46J threat the aide's on tuaUcht ahatt they paai
Wltk meaaured pace, i
'v tie, imllinf at tha lipa, but act the eyee . '
4bat aeem to gaze upon earna torn that (Uea
Feroff, cloud wrapped, alael w '
Tie b too vtjuna- to live aloe am hear.- !
' iCala womaa'a fair aa u tha list, and than
.8he'adead a year." ,
, Ah, true, ahe'a lain twelve months
. civ:
am oo, poor cnoer, ant 0017 cnee toaay, .;. r
Tea, with tha prieat'a anea! i,
fTfre new Ufa clings m loudly at tha old; . .
JVre'a lata In brown eyea aa tbera wfe is blu;3j
The rav. U cold;" ; ?
Tha aim, you know, look bar without a vine;,
. tJut, ah. Death make, when two aouls intertwine?
-.No. raid plc lor tha new f , - " yi
Yet thli hla drat true flowr of for hut Y:
Oh, oa th dead wlfa'a grar why pour out gall? I
Xtl pttteriy
assy, Th dead la gone torerer now, 4
better lor ahould garland thl young. brow i
j Than life b bloomlea all.
daughter and belle ring o'er the bridal' train, . 1
Bat through them ilgh upon the lor tuned ear .
T. " . Low tones of pain. ' ' - ';." ' '
ph, hart and gas into mln yea, ray wife, . . . T
ffUTtoul tell eoul that lor 1 Iot foe Ufa . ,
. - And Ufa begin but here!
: V . Joeeph, I. 0. Clark In Criterion.
rt
11
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IIILt
''Couldn't you wait for me?" asked tha
J fxy eagerly.
"Wait for you! What an absurd Idea J"
laughed the girl.. "Why,' you are only 10.
It will be ten years at least, before you
-are able to marry, and in ten years I
chall be quite old. You see," continued
f the girl sagely, "I am old enough to be
'- married now, and that is where the dif
- iference comes in. And I am going to be
" presented and go to parties and wear
lovely frocks I do hate those shabby old
' things and then I shall marry somebody
rich and great and live in the world. I'm
CO tired of . this little' poky place, with
nothing but lessons and Sunday school
. children and rheumatic old women"-'
: $rben suddenly, looking down at the gold-
en haired lad stretched on the turf at her
feet only, or course, 1 snail miss you,
(Herbert" , "
"That is all very well for you, but
What is to become of me? I want to
marry for love, and how can I if you go
and marry somebody else?" said the boy
slaiatively. ; ,t;. '
It Is quite easy," answered the girl as
, ehe plucked a stem of flowering grass,
, then gravely -counted: "This year, next
year, some time, never.' This year! Think
of that! Ton most, of course, fall in love
' with somebody who isn't married. Xou
i Can't really: be in lore with me. I think,
' jbecause you are so young and. I am not
lit lore with you. I am almost the only
ferlrl you know, and. you are used to me
iWe are like brother and sister,, but that
Isn't lore." p ' , -' ,
'How do you know?" asked the boy
, jealously. "Are you Ip love ? ; Old Tomp
kins is the only man about here. '
r fVon't be cross. Old Tompkins! , A
jtMildhead, spectacles and a perpetual snif
fie. i;No, Herbert, Ira not In love with
' man at all. I'm in love with life and
wealth and power.' If you'd always worn
hideous old frocks that didn't fit and had
- been kept at home all your life with stu
pid governesses . because it is no good
spending money on a girl until it will pay
- from 'the marrying point of view, , you
would know what I feel like. , Bat you
fcave your ambitions too. Ton want to
le a great poet; you want aU the world
to see the rocks and woods and the vcr
changing sea as you see them and to
hear the skylark and the nightingale as
jrou hear them." Isn't .that enough for
your -
No; I want all that and more too.
'- Oh, Meg, can't you see , that you have
been the Inspiration of 'all my poetry,
that ft is fpr you I've written the songs
1 the birds sing to me and painted the pic
tures our eyea-hare seen together? This
ibeautlf ul place will be all empty and
'drear when yoa are gone. sMust you go?
Stay pere as we have been until I get
some money. If you go, I cannot come
after you, and what am I to do here?".
The girl's face grew troubled, and her
white sail had just'appeared, above .the
there s no accounting tor -the taste of
women, and I dare say the fair widow
thinks him an Adonis. . A bachelor. Isn't
he?".., v. -. ihlf r.-, 1
"A widower, I fancy.' Anyway hit wife
has been dead for years. lie's nothing
like the guy you would make out You
are jealous, old man, because the fair
widow, as yoa call her., has steadily re
fused to smile on your magnificent pro
portions. Ail tne same, . be a a morose
tort of fellow, and nobody knows much
about him. He was frightfully poor at
one tf me, I believe, and bad more than
the usual difficulty In convincing the crit
ics that bis verses weren't twaddle. But
he's a tremendous swell now."
"And ot course my lady ts beginning to
look out for No. 2. Kismet It Is fate!
a "'.'
"And you went into the world and
found your heart's desire?" said th man.
"xes; I married and got it in a fash'
ion- answered the woman.
f And ' it wasn t quite all your fancy
painted Itr" asked the man.
"Things never turn out exactly as one
Imagines. There is usually something
one does not calculate upon.
"What was It in your case?" persisted
the man.
The woman's pale face flushed.
"My heart Is dead; it died ot starva
tion. And you? Did the girl come f
"She did."
And you married for love?? v
He nodded.
"And what then?"
He turned so that she could scarcely
near nig words:
"My wife died; she died of starvation."
-Exchange. .
: 7 ' ' ' ' . ' .
Modern Coatnmea Handicap Art.
The sculptor of today, even allowing
him to be the equal of the artists . of
Greece or of the Italian renaissance, is
Woman's!
f?Ciwning Virtue.
' , Bums', Mo.. Jaly T. .
Tot rears I an (tared terrible oclsa every
saonth and my doctor told ma 1 could not
b eurad except by an operation. I felt I
0OU14 no anemia to mat ana wa so aas
pondent I had siren ap all bopaa of a our.
My haaband Inaiatad oa my trying Wine of
Cardal and at laai thank God I did try it.
all my work, which J had not done la sava
yean.
ME8. MINNIBUTTLB
. Modesty is the crowning virtue of American women. It b the trait
that all mankind admires. A modest woman is the most pleasing of all
created, things. Because of this becoming virtue thousands of women
prefer to suffer untold miseries rather than confide their troubles to a
Ehysician, and to even think of submitting to an examination is revolt
ig. They can't get their own consent to an operation. Wine of Canlul
permits sensitive women to retain their modesty. With it they can cure
' female troubles" in the quiet of their own rooms. ' If special treatment
Is required they can write to the Advisory Department of the Chatta
nooga Medicine Co., and their letters will be promptly answered by
women trainea-in tne cure 01
womanly weaknesses and irregu
larities. There should be no Hesita
tion. Delayed treatment means a
chronic condition. The longer
postponed the harder to cure.
LARGE BOTTLE OF WINE OF CARDUI
COSTS $1.00 AT THE DRUQ 8TORE.
UlltS' aDVISOIT UrAITMIT.
Foradvio in eaae requiring (pedal
direction, addreea, glTlna aymptoma.
UdW TlMrr TW l'MATTA)IOO14
BXIMCUI8 tut- CluutaAooga. Tena.
handicapped by the essentia! hideous nesa BflrrOtl ivt I flOITISOn.
of modern costume. To picture the Duke .1 I '
iiS)i Fayetteville St, Raleigh, N. C
"Brochure" of In-
l?rU
' horizon.
u. "Who does she say she JsT" i -
, "She's the widow of Lord Hard worth.
, He was. fabulously rich and held some
- position in t hp last cabinet but he was
an awful skinOint and not exactly what
he should . hav been in other respects.
;He s.tx'en dead about two years. Splen
did womanixn t she? But she looks as
though he had not .found life all beer
and skirtles." ,
l believe I know something of her
then. ', Wasn't she Sir 'John ilaughton's
only daujrliter.5-:"f-;-f fj t)?-
"Ves.'anil an nucommonry pretty girl.
Directly ah .mine out she carried off the
prize of the ai)..at least so her moth
er said, and he was pretty sure to know
the quality of tb Roods upon the market
because my Keroud aiRter oatue out that
samp sfjirinir. -S ." -, "1 "r!. : - '
"Inik. "ha: jrakin; to that uiioi
lookint; tittle man u irh rho, bair w!;
turned up a t mU d'hote, jrtnlaj-. II
look lik' n iHtisii-i.ta or eo artist. , iVar
me, how kIii ha hriRhtttil np! What
will- rou .ln-t h isn't an old. lover? She
doesn't ImiV i:nr thatrV '3th that prvt
ty bhiRlTanti ib aniikv" And to think of
their Im'Siir thniwn away n that wiib
erol upwiun-D of hnmanifyV They ar
strollitiir iuti tin pioe wnod. If that isn't
the last chapter of a romance lu reai life,
I'll n-ntuif M nt my hat. I must End
out who the Mlow is."
Yoo need not troeb'e.- my dr chap.
You're ridiculously b'hinJhand.""or yoaM
know tLat thnt is our only poet. Ilerlert
Ll.ixtote.- '
"That llorbm- niaxtoae! ' Wtll. I'd i
never hare thonjht it. flws.rs ' 1 nv
tl.r.t jreciws 'iiJ I'oete ia j.af.:- '.;ri
fv '1 ennr-f c I their pentraiity. It's r i
t vr ."..- ;:tt.-n.t-y u urecrow. Cot 1
of Bedford, as a sculptor .once did In a
London square, clothed In a toga may be
ridiculous. On the other hand, it is al
most Impossible td immortalize a man in
a frock coat The ;sculptors who haf
given us the two most recent statues of
Mr. Gladstone have had to work uudn-
this disadvantager-" and it becomes nil
the more ironic in the case of the statue
In the University of Athens with such
masterpieces on every side. London
Sphere.
An astronomer declares that Jupiter
Is In the state that our earth was 34,-
000,000 years ago. Those who can re
member hack 84,000,000 years will un
derstand what this means.
tWrite for our
formation.
A man can walk a mile without mov
ing more than a couple of feet Chlca-.l and always look to the iitr rest ndt
go News. . .-
-White's Black Liniment full size 25c
bottle for 15c. It cures pain.
. , . . . J.E.H00D.
J. E. PHYSIOC
ts Here to Stay 1
have prepared myself for it. I have
Just received a full line of Foreign and
)omeatic Samples of Woolens ranging
from $ 15.00 up to $4S-oo, a suit. I am
not trying to compete with ready-made
Roods I promise to give you a first-class
Merchant Tailor's Suit as xoo1 as you
can have made in any first-class Mer
chant , Tailoring" establ' merit any
where, and for as litt'r mo v. You
will find that I deal Sir i. ' i -md f -ir.
Uitrrestond t'"
of my customers.
psr'uave just employed, a flrst-cixha
coat-maker.
J. E. PHYSIOC.
BUY THE GENUINE
... MANTJFACXTJRED ZS ...
CALIFORNIA FIO SVRUP
W kote Tttr, xime.
CO.
To the Public!
We, the undersigned, are now
ready and well equipped witn mil
and fixtures and abundant forest
ftnd wish all purchasers of lumber
t ei ve us a call before buying else
where. Fully thanking you al
tor past favors, we solicit a con tin
Uance of the same. Terms, strictly
cash. . '': ': ' .
Z. EDWARDS & SON,
KINSTON..C
innpn n .' isrss t tr '
JUHCO OtW ILLIO. V
rv f:;-::r;vi' ;.'.r.'i
and Haiitdfressinct Patlof
, uuuor nuioi iuii.
Easy Shaves and Artistic BaircnU.
Competent Assistanta. -
Clean Towels.
Children's Bair Cutting a Specialty.
TRIAL SOUCITHD.-
Ffesh
OYSTM
in any style
.AT.
BfiOWH'S
IAbove the Saloon.-TO
1IIUK6T0I AID WELDOI EI1LE01P.
40NDCN8BD 8CBIOUUI. ,
TBAIKH QOIaO bOOTH
DATfiD
July 280, 1900.
I Have Mow : Off Hand One Car i
7 fXoad of Nice
Wood old"by car load or wagon
load. ;v " " . i
Prices reasonabie, : Try me.
i-1 ".X A. STREET,
WCod, Coal mod aehlnety(
KINSTON. N. C.
tS3TPIainbIffB tndf Ipe Fitting specialty.
I. Will Close Out- . -
My Qtock'of
Shoes and Hats
.. & (. . ...... (- , , . tr. i w ..
:HUf AT COSTV.r,'f
to make roomt for more t Groceries.
Feeding tne peopleis my busi
nessI've been at it for 20 years
ana stm keep up tne game. 7
Call andT get your winter Shoes
and Hats at cost, before they are
all sold; $ r : -. i
; j ;r);RespectfuUytI:V
; W. AiLaROQUE,
. - y Winston, n. c.
B. W. CANADT, B. 9. MOSBI.SY.
ebtiD WEATHER
The cold weather will soon be here, and we will be pleased
to have you call at our store and examine a nice line of r
Driftwood, Elm wood and Wilson's Im
proved Air-Tight Heaters.
They are neat, durable and economical,' both in price and con
sumption of fuel. We. also have a large stock , of COOEL
STOVES, which we are selling very cheap. Come to see us.
B. W. CANADY & CO.,
- ' ' , . ' KINSTON,- N. C.
1
"' ' ''''
J. W. COLLINS
S HARDWARE.
No." 14, Qtjuen St, - K jnston, N." C.
I
6 .-r,A lUrge Supply of'
Air-Tight Heaters
. The same that have been so' hiehlr urized bv
our cusiomere tor tne past tnree seasons.
Cook Stoves, Guns, Pumps,
Stove Pipe, Stove Repairs, etc. 1
tSTAs cheap as the cheapest. ' Give us a cali.5ft
A. REAL
CiRABHOPHOHE
7 ..FOR. ' - yyTK
va:.
. STaqtat
k Ooclcwork
Motor. .
i K!echaa!aaB
. ViaiUa.
Doratla Coo ;
vtractioa.
KUCH-FUN
X3 t- V'vim 1 fimr of ,
t..a-rrtteal J awtuioe -
Wen accorriranled by a Becor"er th!
"rrphorhfirie can be iwea to make Kecorr
.rit'e witn Ke-order, $7 f O. Keproducesai
'..e standard Kecoai isfirf artfer a mosci
? cur neartit ejr e-e.
::Lt"::Ar;::'.cc'":i co. rcpusc
- .Am-, i -1 apa Aa.
FT. IX 1 i, T-o--'' '
piririg: Shoes.
We are making a specialty of GENTS SHOES this
yj 'spring. I We haye them in varied styles and can suit anyone E
1 ' A Chccclata Cclcred VIcI Kid, in button or lace, a beauty,
for $4.00. -v-. 7
:;; ;- A Clack VicI, a good shoe for only $3.50. - ; j
: Black Surpass This is the shoe ot which we have had
inch an enormous sale. . Price $4.00. : . '."..4-...
v-- We have just received a big line of PATENT XEATH.
ER Shoes. Price $5.00. , These are beauties. . Call and see
thenu
2l
I vr
- 3 Fnvl value Ara.
, jo x. i...oar St.
, r C : y ft. -
r . -
- 1 r-
( '
)
i
Cexit' Goods.
A1 full line of. Gents' Underwear, Neckwear, ' Collars,
Cufs, Fancy Hosiery, Negligee and White Shirts, SERGE
COATS, Double and Single Breasted, from $5.00 to j 8. 50.
In fact, our line of Gents' Wear for the Spring will be full
and complete. ...
Leave Weldon...
Ar. HockyUt ...
Leave Tarboro...
Lv. Bocfcy Mt....
Leave wiisoo....
Leave Beima
Lv. FayettevlUe.
ar. Florence.....
Ar Goiaaboro...
Lv. Ooldsboro...
Lv. Magnolia....
Ar, Wilmington
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k a
A. M
11 60
100
P. M,
18 21
103
159
165
4 80
7 85
a
P. X.
8 58
853!
963
10 25
11 10
MS
I 84
A.M..
P.M.
. jja
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687
710
7661
P.'M.
AoM.
616
667
41
761,
980
A.M.
.?:-
aw
3 80
4 86
POC.
TBAIN GOING HOBTH.
Lv. Florenoe.,..
l,v. jrayetteviue.
Leave Beima....,
Arrive Wilson..
a
BQ
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Lv. Wlimli
Lv. Gorasboro..
in-tan.
Lv. Mag-nolfa....
Leave Wilson....
Ar. Hooky mc.
Arrive Tarboro..
Leave Tarooro...
Lv. Rooky Mt...
Ar. Weldon
A.M.
9 60
1901
1661
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P. M
135
85V
IS 81
890
492
P. M
A.M.
4 60
6
10,
8 46
P. M,
I86
941
1064
1183
A.M
1183
1807
W07
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A.M.I
aal
rr. m.1
TOO!
880!
987
P.M.
10 45
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P.M.
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.1110
list
Train on tne Kinston Branca Koad leaves
Weldon a:iu n. m.. naiira IrJir Zr .Sir:
Scouand seek at IwT m.TUnmBu T
ri5Bton Mp. m. KetomlnaT leaves Kliia.
HSiriJS A'.f.V oi WiSr m., fcjrmnf
Halifax at 11:18. a.m.. Wnidnn 11.09-, n
exoept Sunday. ; '
o w-Rui: khoh, uen Paaa. Agent
. R.KBNLT.Gen'IManajrer. ..
t -aiiB80N,Traflioiiftnaeer , ' ,
Atlantic & HH. (J. Kallroatl
TIMB TABLE Ko 18."
November 3,11900. ;
ZA8TBOUND TKAIKS.
STATIONS.
Goldsboro....
nasi a. ...... .........
LauraiMf....
Falllne creek
Klnatonu.. ..... ....... ....
Caswell..., ............... ;
Dover....... .................
Core Creek . .
Tnsc&rora. ...........
Clark-s ............
Newborn .........I..... ....
Riverdale... m.
Croatan ,M.
Havelock .. ..... ...
Newport.... ................
Wildwood.. ......
Atlantic ........ .... ........
Morebead City
Morenead Depot"
I fa
ill
P.M. A.M.
, 840 -700
4 00 -783
09 . 8 IK
4 90 8 87
482 914
4 46 9 86
4 65 10 15
607 10 40
6 19 11 16
685 1111
6 60 ' 1 ao
916 9 IK
916 J SO
-980 .806
6 43 . 8 84
Mil 3 47
6 61 8 68
767 -418!
7 15 4 831
P. M. P. M.!
, WESTBOUND TRAINS. '
UTATIONS.'
Q-eca Ttreet
da;: Qui;:EnLY,
KINSTON. N. C. f
j
Goldsboro.........
Best's
Laura are
ratlin? Cree. ....
Kins ton. ...w .....
Caswell.
Dover.....
Core Creek.
Tusearora.
ClAra's ...
hewbern ...
xiiriu&io...
Croatan ........
Baveiock
S lldwood....
Atiantie
orffc?ad City
aioreltead Depot.
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A. M
11 m
10 4'il
WK!
10 93
1012!
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. 9 42!
9 30
9
913;
90 !
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P. M
811
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82'
10 471
10 in
14 Ol
941:
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8 47
8F
8V
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800
78S
787
717
TOT .
865 '
847
985
425
617
60S
6?3
619
610
4E
4 44
4 41
4?7
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A. M.'lA. 1!.' 7
S. L. DILI-, SaperinteEtfenf.
B. A. NKWXAND, Master Tracsp'tion.
J. C. LEWS, Cliief Dispatcber.