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n
mm
Individual Checking
Accounts;
Ju:t in the same manner that every business house . mus
have a bank account, so every private individual should have
one, as his standing in the community is . thereby improved
while he has the convenience oi paying his bills by check, to
say nothing of the safety of depositing his money in this
bank instead of keeping it at home. We invite checking ac
' counts in any amount, ' - 'i Tw. ' j .
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The . Smith Premier
VISIBLE TYPEWRITER
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t Acme of Perfection in Construction and
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Service.
ENNETTS
- BOOK -STORE
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
A SMBHMHBBBJSBlMiMMSMMaaBMHHHa . . ,.
c..i;i
i.iiM'.d
Has since 1894 given "Thorough Instruction- under positively Christian
Influences at the lowest possible cost."
RESULT: ft b to-day with its faculty of 82, a boarding patronage of 828,
Its student body of 400, and its plant worth 8140,000
' THE LEADING TRAINING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS IN VIRGINIA '
$150 pays all charges for the year, Including table board, room, lights, steam
beat, laundry, medieal attention, physical culture, and tuition In all subjects
except music and elocution. For catalogue and application blank address,
REV. THOS. ROSSER REEVES, B. A Principal .
- BLACKSTONK. VA. -
Meredith College.
One of the few college for women In the South that confer an A. B. degree repreaent-
Ing four yean of genuine college work according to the Standard College.
Diplomee awarded In the Schools of Elocution. Art and Music
Library facilities excellent. Systematic tralntug la Fhyalcal Education under director.
Courts fur banket-ball and tennis, i '..
Boh tiling Club, where, by about half an hour of dlty domestic service, (indent am from
5B to S5 a year. . ;
Htndeat not offering the neceeaary unit for entaranc may prepare b Meredith Academy.
, Believed to be the cheapest woman' callage of Ita grade la the Sooth.
For catalog. Quarterly Bulletin, or fuller infonnrtkm, addree.
RICHARD TILMAN VANN,
Raleigh, N. C.
TRINITY COLLEGE
1859
1892
1910-1911
Three memorable dates: The Granting of the Charter for Trinity College;
the Removal of the College to the growing and prosperous City of Durham;
Ihe Building of the New and Greater Trinity, i - .
Magnilicent new buildings with new equipment and enlarged facilities.
Comfortable hygienic dormitories and beaufiful pleasant surroundings.
'r Five departments: Academic; Mechanical, Civil and Electrical Engineering;
Law; Education; Graduate. For catalogue a ad other information, address.
R. L. FLOWERS, Secretary, Durham, N. C.
Trinity Patk School
' . ESTABLISHED 1898. ."
Location ideal; Equipment unsurpassed.
Students have use of the library, gymnasium and athletic fields of Trinity
College. Special attention given to health. A teacher in each dormitory looks
after the living conditions of boys tinder his ear. ' . -
Faculty of college graduates. Most modern methods of instruct'on.
Fall term opens September IS. ' , .
. For illustrated eatalogue, address '- .-. ; -
, ' .W,;W. PEELE, Headmaster, Durham,, N. G.
rtlMrU&M aehavllle, N.Chaa prepared BOY for Ootlaa;) and for Ohrla.
Ul II V riAItl tlan oitlanhlp(or II year, and AtONB la the U. ., offer a
. rail ROUND TRIP TICKBT from anywhere within IsbO mile to any parent whs, on law
pertion, la i Kit convinced that in pair of ONI STORY brink room, separated by e parapet
FIRE WALL, are the at ST for Health, Sanitation, VeatiMma and asfetv eaint Fiali
UeS Bend tofCalalogue or come audice. (OL. a. IINU1AM. SaU LM. Ms, II 1913
THE NORTH CAROLINA
State Kormal and Industrial
: CoHege ;
Maintained by the State for the Women
of North Carolina. Five regular Courses
kauing to Degrees.- Special Courses for
( teachers. Free tuition to those who agree
to become teachers in the State. Fall
Session begins September 13, 1911, For
catalogue and other Information address
, JULIUS I. F0UST, President,
Greensboro, . N. C.
if 'iHtti .n tw iiiiii.
j surf Willi br. ruu ,
. tt will mrsiy pru.,
" No vomit uxu. no riii?
AUTOMOBILE - -:
TURNS OVER
' i r ' kaaaiaBwaiwaaaw' " '' "
One Newspaper Mm of New York
Killed and Ilia Compan
ion Injured.
Canaonsburg, Fa., July 7th. George
Brown, aged 35, a newspsper man of
New York, was killed, and Carl Palmer
sporting editor of the Washington (Pa)
Record, and C, Guthrie,' chauffeur,
were seriously injured when their au
tomobile turned, turtle near here.
Brown's neck was broken. '
No Room For Him.
Several relics of exceptional valnt
and of unusual Interest to archaeolo
gists were discovered In a small town
near Nuremberg, and as soon tea the
news reached him tbe director of the
Nuremberg Historical mtmeum went
to the village and Introduced himself
to tbe mayor, saying:
' "I am in charge of the museum at
Nuremberg, and I'd like to"
"You're too late, my good sir," In
terrupted the mayor. "We've already
got here several merry go rounds, a
bearded woman, a theatrical company
composed of apes, a troupo ot trained
dogs and a band of Hungarian musi
cians, so you can readily see 100
we've got no room for your museum.'',
And with these words he nodded to
the director and w.ent away.
Greenland' Ixelusivenass.
Greenland with its ley mountains, kt
very exclusive, aud.so tar from inviting
visitors, It even makes It Inconvenient
for tourists to land on the Ultle bit ot
occasionally green land that surrounds
Its great heart of perpetual Ice. : Per
mission must he had from lrumarfc
Denmark Is, indeed, very careful and
''conservative In the 'management of
Greenland affairs. The trade There Is
monopolized by the state, and only
government vessels are welcomed to
Greenland waters. This Is to protect
tbe Greenlanders from unscrupulous
merchants. The state also Uxes both
the price they shall pay fur food and
the price titey shall sell at ,
Children Cry s
FOR FLETCHER'S
C ASTO R I A
Hazel Cline, 7 years old, drnnk four
ounces of whiskey and died at Keedya-
ville.
F. S. Rexfor.1. BIS New Vnrlt I.iffi
Bldg., Kansas City, M., says, "I had
a severe attack of a cold which em tied
in my back and kidneys and I was in
treat pain from my trouble. A friend
recommended Foley Kidney I'illn and I
tsed two bottles of thetn anil they have
done me a world of gooil." ff. S.
Duffy.
Chlokweed.
Like tbe plantain, which the Induins
called "tbe white man's foot" because
It sprang up wherever the whites pen
etrated, the chlckweed seems to follow
the track of the white colonist, and in
New Zealand the Maoris rail It "the
mark of the paleface TheTiltle flow
er Is a sort of barometer. It opens
when flue weather Is coming, remains
closed If rain Is In the air.
THE NOTRH CAROLINA
COLLEGE Of UCULTIIRE IND
-V MECHANIC ARTS
TBI STATE'S INDUSTRIAL COLLIGI
Four-year courses in Agriculture;
in Civil, Electrical, and Mechanical
Engineering; in Industrial Chemistry;
in Cotton Manufacturing and Dyeing.
Two-year courses in Mechanic Arts and
In Textile Art One-year course in
Agriculture. These courses are both
practicaLand scientific- Examinations
for admission are held at all county
seats on July 13. , " - -
For Catalog address
; ' THE REGISTRAR,
West Raleigh, N. C
HAPPIEST GIRL IN LINCOLN.
A Lincoln, Neb., girl writes, "1 hat;
been ailing for some time with ehroniv
constipation and stomach trruble. 1 1 e
gan taking Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets and in three days 1
was able to be' up and got better 'ruht
along. I am the proudest girl tn Lin
coln to find such a good medicine." For
sale by all dealers.
Home Only In Name.
A young teacher, who has substitut
ed In tbe lower districts of tbe city
tells this little story of one of her pn
plls:
There had been an entertainment nt
the school at which the child bad re
ceived a picture from the principal.
The next day the little girl appeared
with tbe picture under her arm. Quite
regretfully she laid It upon the teach
era deslc-
"Mompays thnnk you for the pic
ture," shtmparted, drawing up her
ragged little form, "but we ain't got
no wall to hong It on." '
"No walir cried the horrified young
substitute. ,"Why, Molly, what do you
meanT -
"There's Ave families of us In our
room," Molly explained carelessly,
'and we, live .in the mlddlo."-l'nu
aelphta Times,
CASTOR I A
Por Infanta and Children. ! ;
Till Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
- W F M -
Anaohronlsms of th Future.
Aa article tn Popular Mechanics
suggest some historical absurdities
which future authors may attempt to
perpetrate on the gullible public. The
Illustrations sLow Joan of Ire at her
sewing machine", an X ray examina
tion of a civil war MoUlier, the staking
of the Maine by bombs drupiied from
an aeroplane, Georpe Washington pos
ing for his photogrujih, etc. With the
iapee of 'centuries) historical bound
aries are apt to become bazy, anil
these anachronisms which' appear Im
possible now may pass unchallenged
later. .. ' .. " '-'. ..
ffi PARENTS, GUARDIANS, STUDEOTS
'L.'Ee Bute to Raad all Ten Issues ot 1
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leading artl-
FOF CATALOGUES ADDRESS ANY OF THESE SCHOOLS
Academv of the Holy Croaa. . ,
Akleion A at demy .r. .
Alleghany Cotleghatc Institute ,
Art School ol Rkiiinoml ,,
Augutsta Military Aeatiemy .. . ,
t nultiniort lew School
Baltimore Metinal ToHrge....
Bingliani School. The ,
Bowling Crren Seminary
B-hdiye water CoIIrc
Bor.wtwk Stltool. The
BiHfjhain St hool, The
ClutUei Springs Academy. ... .
Chumberlayne School. Th
Chatham Epiaxoput Itwti., Th.
Ciiamhrrlavne St hoot
Columbia IneUtute
Co-Operalive Suhool
ChV'on Cotfflttc .
Danvifh) CociinsrclRl CoRf
Uavh. Waaner
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Fork Union MMHary AundtMny
Firihburiiei Military School
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Greenbrier Mrrtlivteriil Miool
(Jrcengboro College
Uufltonl Collt;e
(litntan Couhtrv 'citnri
Greenville leinle,ColU'g
Hovntw' RtMinrtia Colleiw
Hampton College rtr;..
Hampden -Sidney College
Hannah Mnr Atadeniy..,.
Hcnulon Seuiiiury
HolliiH Intttitnte
Horner Military School ...
Hamilton Sihool
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MORTGAGE "SALE.
Pursuant to a pows o . sale contained la
What certain real estate mortaaie executed by
Atnoa F. Carter and wife DelUat Wizatetfa Car
ter to Maier Habn. bearinc date at Hath, 4 to
iiar IBM. the same Wine reoorded in the offlo
it the Resister ol Med at Craw) ebant a
nook page M. I will aeU at trie oourthoaae
loor in New Bern. N. C. on Saturday. July 16oh.
911 at the hour of 12 o'eloak M. to th Msbest
lidder for easb. all of the following described
propt rty as conveyed in the mortgage atoresaid.
to-wit: All our right, title and Interest and ea-
ate in and to the certain piece or tract at kwd
situated in said Craven county on the south sal
jf Neuse river and on the west side of Clubfoot's
creek, containing three hundred acres, mora or
less, being the same land that was granted to
Juha Jonas by patenjt dated ltith. day of Decem
oer, 17M. and the same which was conveyed to
dardy L. Jones by John M Roberts and wife by
leed dated th 18th day of March 1847. and from
Sii. R. Jones and other to D, W. Bell by deed
lated 10th. day of December. 1856 and by" D. W.
Sell to said Amos Carter and Alfred WHliby by
iecd dated luth. day of December. 1896 registered
a office of the register of Deeds of said Craven
junty in book 68 .folio 472. Tbe interest and
state in said land of the said parties of the first
jart and the same hereby conveyed Ming one
lalf of said land. Default having been made in
-.he payment of aaid note this sale is made to
nake payment thereof.
This the 12th. of June. 1811.
MAYER HABN"
Mortgagee.
SV. D. MOVER.
Attorney
BLOODLESS
PLUI1
OLD SOLDIER TORTURED.
' "For year 1 Buffered unspeakable
tortura from hidveitlon, conattnhtlon
and liver trouble, " wrota A. K. Hniilh,
a war veteran at Erie, Fa . "but Dr.
Klng'i New Life Pills fixed me all
right, . They're aimply great." Try
them for any etnmach, lver or kidney
trouble, Only e at all dealer.
ricsMent of Paraguay Resigns
Whan Oariisou licbala.
Buenog Ayree, Argentina, July
7 The loaal newspeper reports an
other bloocUss revolution ia Paraatty.
The garrison at Asuncion rovottrd atml
made a prisoner of President Jar a, w4io
icrthwith resigned. Cmigresd then fa
!euUd Liberato Rojug, president of the
Shi ate, for provlsiunal President, pxnd
ng new elections,
Ohildren Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR! A
Attorney -General Wickerham ad
dretteed the Michigan State Bar Asso
ciation at Battle Creek. Mich.
DEATH IN ROARING FIRE.
May not result from the woik of flre
bK4, but often severe burns are canned
that make a quick need for Bucklen's
Arnica Sulve, .the quickest, surest cure
for burn", wounds, . .bruises, boils, loren,
ft subdues itiflammilion. It kills pain.
It soothes and heals. Drives off skin
eruptions ulcers or piled. Only 26c at
altdoiiera. ,
NOTtCI TO BOX RINXKRS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
'.' Dhl.nt.rletn Puhllnltw. " 'f
Old BiotliMr limwn bed aom :np nt8 In the Itftitso with a family
(iroacnea several mxtw oy .wie eeiertsi
deacons of clmroh and askod-V
pay kin church dues. He hud prom
Ism1 to ptf y up" Jiwt as aoon as ne
sold a calf whlcb he owned. fceyeiTitl
months hilor he sold Ihe calf. The next
Sunday Dioruing at oi'rlce ihe coo
(regatlon enng t')e old famlllnr byuint
. The half ha never been told
Of Ufa so rul anil free.
, Brother Rrotvri, aotnewhnt.deaf and
rotiHclotia of bis failure to pay hla
dues, understood Ihe worda to be:
The calf ha never been oM.
' Cut when It' sold he'll '
: When the byinu was finished the old
colored . man. very ludlguant, Toe
tod attld: . . '" - ' ' . . -
"Bredren rird elstahi, I hna told dat
ca'f and heb's yo' ten dollnhsl But I
didn't ca' almut de alrltle chu'eb sing
In mhn'-t ft "-Vntlmiiil Monthly.
itexaaa
(illULTKZCOUCfrfi
Bill (form 1538) Is place) in your box
to tell you that your box rent is due on
the last dy of the quarter, itn 1 to nhow
you t he amount of rent to be paid on or
before, the lust day of the quartur. You
will therefore bring your (form 153B)
and have it receipted when you call t
pay your rent. It ia not a mattei- of
dtseretiou wilh nie as to cloning youi
box if the rent is not p&id, but Hit "ov
erntiient demands that I ahai! .-i..e
1 1 win.
J. S. BASNIG.HT, P. M.
The foflftwing are rules of the .De
partment governing the use of rentrd
boxes 1 am now giving for the beticfp
uf tbe patrons of this office;
Tbe use of boxes is restricted to one
individual, family, firm, or corporation
except in such cases as are specified in
this section. An individual renting a
box may have placed therein
1 Mail addressed to himself.
2 Mail H.ldresaed to a visitor a!iding
with him.
3 Mail addreasod to his cure or thv
number of his box by p-reuns who "wish
him to take care of it for (hem tempo
rar 1 '.
4 Mail addiessed to members of his
family.
5 Mail addressA-l to his servants or
Other employers who abide in his bonne
8 Mall adilrfexauJ to hiiM-'onlideiitial ot
official employees not abiding vv'tb lorn.
7 Mail addressed to a relative or oth
er person who permanently in hie hotisi
aa do the members of ha family. A
boarder in a family is not a member ol
the family. A renter of separate apart -
or a
person who maintains a (epitrate table
is not a member of the family.
13 A person ' aftir Tiavinp; attained
majority is a member of bis 'parents or
guardians family so long as he contin
ues to abide within the domicile of hir- j
parents or. guardian as a member of hit j
family and does not engage in any buui
neas or avocation separate ard apart
from that of -his parent or guatdiai
though himself the head of a familj
provided his family also abides witt.
that of his parent or guardian subject
to the sjime conditionh. , '
; 14 A person having attained his ma
jority and living in a house rented from
!his father or in separata apartments a!
the house occupied by his father's fam
ily ia no longer a member of his fath
er's family. : f-
. 16 The mail of permanent boardtra
at a hotel or boarding house must not,mB cal)in
Le placed In the box rented by the pro
prietor thereof, whether assign d lor ployeet
DIRECT LINE TO ALL POINTS
HORTH. SOUTiUSST, WEST.
Very Low Ilouiiil Trip Rates to all
Principal Eesorts.
Through Pullman to Atlanta, leaves
RAejgli a.u!) i rr., itrnyes Atlanta 6:35
p nt, nknt; i i we connection for and
arriving M')i:t umecy following day af
ter leuv ing liale'urh U:() a m, Mobile
4J2 p m. New Orleans 8Q5jm, Birm'
ingjmm 12:1 5 noon, Meiraphia 8:Q5 p m,
Kaitsaa City ll:p a in, secomTday anj
connecting for all other points. ThiB
car also make close oonuettion at Salis
bury for St. Louis and other Western
points.
Tliroiitfh Hnllman to Washington lea
vos RalcjKh 6:60 p m, arriveB Washing
on SM .tin. Baltimore 10:02a m, Phila
delphia li'il noon, Now York 2:31 pm.
This csr in nk oh clow comiection at Wash
ington for Pittsburg, Chicago and all
pointH North ami Went and at Greens
boro for Through Tourist Sleeper for
California points and fur all Florida
points.
Thioiiiih Pitiior Car for Asheville
leaves GolJsboro at 6:45 a m, Raleigh
8:35 a m, arrives Asheville 7:40 p tn,
making close connection with the Caro
lina Special and arriving Cincinnati 10
4 m, following day after leaving Ral
eigh, with close connection for all points
North and Not th-Weat. '
Pullman for Winston-Salem leaves
Raleigh 2:30 a m, arrives Greensboro
6:3(1 a in, making close connection , at
Gre-iiissboro-for all points North, South,
East and West This car ia handled
on tram No. Ill leaving Goldsboro at
10:45 p m. ; "
If you desire any information, please
call. We are here to furnish informa
tion as well as to sell tickets.
H. F. CARY, ' J. O. JONES,
G. P. A. T. P. A
Washington, D. C Raleigh, N. C,
Notices
'. asssaasssaaaBBs
NOTICE OF SALE EXECUTION.
North Carolina 1 1 0
Craven County n th SuP r- Cwirt-
i, kf. Arnold ; -'
' ; '' V.
A. A. Caytea. ;. i .-.
Br virtue of caaeaMon directed tothaaislsr.
signed from th Superior Court: of Craven eeaasr
in too a Dove entitled aetioo .1 will aa lioadar.
the 7th. day of AuKiut, 19U. af tsr.el'v e'slook
at th ceart house d ur ot said eoaaor, y tp ta
hig-heat bidder lor eaVh to satisfy aaid eaawatjoa
all tharicnt title sad iotenet .waich aaa) A. A.
Cayton, th defendant, has or had on the Otk
day of December. 1806k aa the iukewius- daeni ilisi
reel aetata, to-wit: '
i All that aartaia tract or patpel of land altaata
ia No. one townshiB. Cravea- county. N. C aal
joiaios the lands of Akwxo Miller. T. Bl Willia
n4thec bounded e follows, vix- Beginoiaa;
K " i4w ea ine an ot abe
iBera publi road. it .beio the besinauis;
' . frinth deed of A, A. Cayton and we?, -Jlnf
to T. D WHU and wife.' Cora, dated lata.
September. 1909, and registered ia thaoffloeof
of theRearistcrof Deeds of Cravea county, N. C
in book 177. pas 126 and running tbenee with
jaidnulie road to the new public road near the
reiflBenceofN. P. Willie; then with the said -oew
public road to a stake in Alonso Killer'
Hoe; thence with ihe said Alonso MiUar'a Uoe to
stake in the tine of T. D. WiUis and wife; thence
with the aaid Willi line to a stake on the publi
road, the place of bearinnins; containing ten
acres, more or lass, and txn s part of th tract
-f land known as lot No. one- which waa allotted
to Alexander Cayton ia the division of lands of
W. R. Cayton, deo'd., which division i recorded
in said office in book 142. page 28J.
This 8th. dsy of July 1911.
J. W. BJDLLB.
Sheriff.
NOTICE OF PROPOSED BOND
ISSUE.
North Caiolina.
Craven County.
In Re.
Moaely Creek Drainase District
It appaarins to the aatisfsction of the Board of
Drainase Comnriasioner of Vosely CnetTDis.
trict, that th total asaessment in aaid district
eiceed the average of 25 cent per acre on all th
land in the aaid district, notice ia hereby given
by the aid Board of Drainage Commlsaiour
that they propose to issue bond for th con
struction of said, improvements, and the cos
and expense already Incurred, aa allowed by law
In the total amount of tbe sum of forty-two
thousand dollar ((4S.000 00). heart oa laterest a
th rata of ( per annum, for th fun amount of
the assessment not paid into (he County Treas
uper, together with the intereeaad scat of cot.
lection and .other incidental ex Dene: the said
Intasamt upon aaid bond to to due and payalsjr
asnually. and aaid hoods saail be p'd a teaKU)
equal insUllmenas. the Arst laatolbneat at th
principal thereof to nut ire at the awpiralioa of
thro fears from the 4ato of th iseo of aaid
bonds, aad on Installment each siirfsertlag year
for nine () additional year, said I
date the first day of August. latL
when so iaaued to be sold by aaid Coamlaaionera
at not less thsa par: th proceeds thereof to b
devoted to th payment of too work as it pre
greetee. and to the payment of th anassmaat
for said dratnag district, and the onatruetioa
and Improvement thereof, and for the Incidental
expanses accruing aad accrued sberofo.
And any land owner having hsada stiihiI la
the Dbtriot and not wanting to pay Mm interest
on the bond so to be issued, may. wkbtn thirty
(SO) days after th publication of this notice
pay th County Treasurer the full amount of bis
asaeaamaat and havs h land released therefrom.
Tito Uth. day of May. lftil.
- a V. SICHAED80N.
Attest: ' '
J. H. WEST.
Secretary,
' Several German aviators flew acrosa
tbe Hars Mountains.
Right In your busiest season when
you have the least tim to spar you
are most likely to take diarrhoea ami
lose several days' time unless you have
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diir
rhoea Remedy at and and uke a dose
on the first appearance of iba disease.
For sale by all dealers. '
George Bedderman, a hermit, of
Greene county, Va., waa found dead in
fi?
J ANOgUHfcTKfciLUiivrs th Dse of ,img8if , d amiiy ouiy or 8 By the consent of all membera ol a
Jmm n!!rTSrTT. L. i ' i fn iha nan.rnl nau hia h,t.I l-nf flfiP. aver member thereof mav have
ft . fwyft B U m . . . wwwv.u.wa.wv-MUW.Iia. . - -. - .
VTsHtfi? .,H. f aal'lmailof aguest or transient boarder,; addressed to himself or merotara
iwr ) ai keia as as t :
Senator Gronna, of North Dakota,
assailed Prasident.Taft in a speech on
reciprocity, i '
'in,; - , 4 ,
tYEEKEMO EXCURSION TICKETS
To Norfolk And Virf.iDi& Beach
"Now on Sale, Via Norfolk. -
Boathera By., to Norfolk,
.Va., Aod Return J .
From Saturday
Goldsboro $ I 60
: 2 60
LaG range .
Kinaton ' :
Dover
New Bern ' "
Vanceboro
' Waahinfrton
260
2 60
2 60
2 25
2 26
Week Eni
$ 4 '.6
' 4 75 1
4 75
4 75
' 4 75
" . .4 75
3 75
nDiSCOUEilY
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W aW Ml WeaV axW V - ' " V, Y .,'.."
f3ftTH.Ni)lMW1l':':,"ltS
I HUAHANJitD iAJSfACTORV
when eidressed to the number of the,0' faml y deposited in the box
houae or the name of the hotel if not
drlivered by earlier ehoeld be placed in
the box assigned to the use of such ho
tel or the proprietor tfiereof:;
16 A firm renting a box may have
placed therein; ' ' -
1 All mail addressed to ita name,
2 Mail addressed to ita official cm-
aigned to ita use.
17 Corporations renting a box' or
drawer may have placed therein only '
1 M iil addressed to its name.
2 Mail addressed to ita officers by
their officlaltitWs. ,
, J. S. BASNIGHT, P. M.
New Bern, N. C, June 15th, 1911.
TickeU to Virginia Beach 25c higher
thin furnished to Norfolk. Rule in
proportion from all intermediate stations
. 'jSaturday tickets," told for trains 8
and 16. due to arrive Norfolk Sunday
morning, good to return leaving Norfolk
until train 1, Monday following date of
sale. . " -
"Week End tickete," old for trains
6 and IS, Friday night and Saturday
train, good to return until train 1, Tues
day following date of tale.
Get complete information from near
est agent i
WW CR0XTON,
G. P. A., N-3 R. R.
Norfo'k, Va,