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: i All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just-as-good" are but
- Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment,
: What is CASTORIA I
'. Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare :
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. - It is Pleasant. It
ontaun neither Opium, Morphine nor other . Narcotio
. substance. Its age is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms :
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind i
-. Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
, and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the ; V
-h. Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep
The Children's Panacea The
GENUINE CASTORI A '-"ALWAYS
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lie tory aud potent in the euro of dlsoaaek
of mod such n Pttw, Oonorr.'iaa, tflMt
IVfwrrrta ott(su, Vlaricneeis. Jmpofmrv
Ixret Jfanfwod, fft mull 0 ar(v ndi-
creMon, later txemet, ivorr ovrnoork
aud In diseases of women, such as
Pffeft, Gowrrtiaa,- Lt-acfltrivca, Womb .
TroubUt Female Weakns$t Sterility
Hearing Down fos, Kmif rual Troufti.
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BLOOD CURE
An Offer Proving Faith'to Sufferers: Journal
Readers Write Today !
lilcers.Var.ciiri, Eating forea,. Pali
PiTiist nt Kruptiow, that rcfu to 1 oal under ordinary .IreaUncnt . ore quililj
oared by B P B (Botanic Bloot lialm); made especially to cure all terrible, obnti-
est", deep seated Wond and Sk'n lixutlea. U jonr bltod thlrtfr Ar fan ps'c?
' -'.'All run down! Have ;ou Ecstmst. . Fta.tet' fUotoJes- sn: 8mnp8f..- Skin' or.
' Scalp Hum-irtf Bolis? , ErnptionaP "Skin Jtoliea aud Swollen?' -Aching . Bonce?
E'letmatieru? BcrofulaT. Catarrh? TbeO
Y Pcause it drains ftoiu the bic d and tBtire
which cause all of thrae troubles, and the
' d'l on. B B B acta as a finotinc I ulldlng
' J very one eays thut UB B is the most wonderful Blood PutiHit of the- nge;
v.. anil no wonder, for It-has cured the most deep eatedr. obstinate cues, (e?en .the
most deadly cancer) after doctors and paknt medicines had failed. Thoroughly
.i. tested for tbiity years and never known to faiL For this reason our faith is so
' ' great in B B B that we will srnd.to any
tot tbemidicinoatourexpcrisc. Nocondiflons attached to this offor,' as we
know what ii It B can (In, nil wo ask Is for you lo try it. ' If you arc ratified that
. ' B B B.fBotanie Blood BhlmVis what you need you will find large bnttl at', all
lrog stores for $1, or six large bottles (full treatment) 5. For tree trial bottle, ad
dreas BLOOD BALM iO . 181 KHchell M'act, Atlanta, Ga , and bottle and medi
cal book wilt Iw tent, all chargO prepaid. JJtktcrtbe your trouble, and we will in'
'- - elude lre medical advice, v Write today. . ' ---'"i .'. .,.
.Woman ' ttnoivs lypmsn.
Bokiea, Rut., Jaa. Si.
I UMd Wins of Cardnl f" Ber.'
r vovsneas and wftka.s In tl
,. " woib. Attrf Ukinf on bottle 1 i
m well aslB. " I am a nudwifff
i and alw&TS Mcomm.n'1 Wine of
r Ovdnl to my Mf Irimda during
i. pref-nanoy and af tor birth a ton lo.
: Er.ry Udjr who takra ti fliida tlit
U dots area mors than, is olaimod
" (oris.;' ' '
Sins. T. H. BU1BVKUT.
' Nobody knows wornan like woman. . Men go to medial colleges,
' study books and listen to lecture). : They learn indirectly of the dhetef
.' of women, but they art men and can never fully understand the ailments,
the sufferings, the agonies of mothfrs, wives and sisters. A woman
, knows. Mrs. Uoisvert knows. - She has passed through tits trials
and tribulations of her sex.' Sh has been near by when her sisters suf
: f ered. She has seen them relieved and cured with Wine ot Ordul. Is
it any wonder the recommends It r b It any. wonder that thousands
unit1 annul iipastmut.
ttrprtlon. lul.irrM, ftTlnK .yniplomi,
dw.' Ad'U.rjlMp'1. nadUTTAkilOU
aADICIH UA. C'lUttMUOffft. T.DA.
the weak of all aces, help! and cures
' : . ' Druggists Sell Urge
The 'Onlj" ftfoveVood
Han I here Ie! ',,
Heme ntn r e lma.tail (! to wodt-l
Sguin, Klove Wood licnt under Inrpe
hn i, n ver g'ti net in lainy wii tlier,
de re 1 1" v o i'.ojit 7,r,c a loail. lry
Sfasoned Pino. Ah, ('alt.
All Hinds ot
- Ctovo 7oocl.
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Bought, and which baa been
baa borne the slgrnatnre of
O a fwArk wvso i a n w1 nM lila nnisw i
uua wvu uwuv uvv. i&id sum.v .
sonal supervision since Its Infancy. ,
Allow no one to deceive you in this. .
Mother's Friend. ' ,-
Signature of
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A TRIAL TREATMENT.
JI3 C'AaliKtjitotoii u on 70a can aoout
ha nlnnaArl hnt. II Nl H Ana lllttl U1 IM t-yj
SENT;, FREE.;'
fal B e!ltngV Effects of filood Foi?en,
yi,u need B B B (.Bolanio Flood Balm,
a v stem all the poiBon and humora
cause being removed,, permanent cum
tip tl iioken down cot sti tut ion.
tnfterer a Trial Bottle Free, so they may
v
Of omer women TecomnKna tt.
They know.
1 hey have ac
tual experience to prompt tlietn.
Ttiey spread ths tidings from'
1'mouth to mouth, telling how Wine
olXarflui helps younu girls, helps
all womanly ills.
Bottles for $1.C3.
1 Vs, .-:, ,
Qenn, ynm wlioli no'iici, pni'iini rd to
!). oln-miciilly irthl( lrn;!i il'Mii'c.l a!fr
4iil tree Irntn iiiM'iirii'u H. i.ii i illy in
irnfl1'! ami pr.-j -urfl for hnm:in cdii
1 1, livi'r.-rl dully frxr. j-t K:iil.,y-.n
4 nt to II p in.
H'UKliiv'H (rt tMil nuly) ? n tfi In 1 ; u 'n.
l'''ir J'f H' HDll I ' H I i : :i ,
tray Wti look Rcr.-s t".p fr'-ty tMe
Or bfitr or feel the tieaih o( punia; wii-s.
Yet Btt'it and unseen v.tave tb'.'ir tni-.-.-s Wiue,
Aiid ujiure teems wna clar forcs-'iimuwuigi.
Not in wtlcl rtormt of mahiag thunder. nmg.
Hut in deep silence that brood about.
Without ft word from lisping Up or tongue
hoe cheers the faith that wreiUei with a doubt,
From brown cocoou the windi hav toiaed and
whirled, l . -Broad
vinzs of raid beat up tbc viewleM air,
And dry seed eci-ma that wander round the world
An quick with atrange unfolulngi rich and
. rare.. '-, ''''
Tte sltarded beetle brad tn mtrahj fen . ; . .
Tranafigurcd soara above bis riven aheu .
On flashtriff winga before the rase of men, "v v. t
A rojfai birth a unng truth as well. -
And it 111, sweet toioea apeak the ages through; 1
No germ is lost, but lives forevermore
The eeed unfolds to fairer life anew, . ,- r v
And from the dust strong pinions mount and
i ' - Zlon's Herald. I
RINGS ON YELLOW PINES. ?
Two Clralea of New Fiber Blei4lnsr
Into One Mark Eaefc Year. '-
''It is very curious to .note the snc-
cesslvc growth cliclc of our yellow
pines," said a veteran Inmburmaa from
tbo Pearl river district "Until my nt
tentloa was especially dlreited to the
subject by : a forestry expert a fnr
years ago I bad no Idea (bat tbe mark
lugs were so beautifully clear and dis
tinct Tb tree acquires two rings of
oew fiber every year, one la tbe spring
and one In the fall, but they blond to
gether and form a single, well defined
circle. " - , - -
"During tbe first' ten years these
successive accumulations are of about
equal thickness, and for tbe next two
decades too dlmlnutlou'ls very slight,
but nfter that tbe rings become thinner
and thinner, nnd when tbe tree' gets in
to the eighties and nineties tbe growth
ts -very slight Indeed In fact, a more
(11m. Nevertheless tbe ring la always
formed as long as tbe tree lives and
can be clearly discerned with a glass
after It ceases to be visible to the nak
ed eye. ' ; , , :
During tbe visit of the expert to
whom I referred we cnt a good deal of
timber on my. place hinging between
16 and 18 Inches In diameter.. .l"bat
tree Is 123 yenra old,', be would any,
'that one Is 100, tbnt is about 140 and
go on.: Afterward we measured the
growth rings -with the Instruments be
carried, and la every Instance lie bad
hit the ace within a -few years. It
seemed wonderful,. but was simply lhu
result of experience combined with an
accurate eye- ' - ' - -1
"There are- aorue .very ancient -pine
tree. In the f"earL river district aud
many of tbem figure In tbe' traditions
and folklore of the settlers tn their
neighborhood. There are a couple of
such patriarchs en. a tract near' my
mill; and when the-standing tlralwr
of tbe-ptace'waa. recently sold I hid
glad to aay. tbeywere especially . px
cented In tbe terms ot the contract. v It
trould . have Seemed like murder to
some of tbe country folks It they bad
been cnt down." New Orleans Times
Democrat ; -
. , ,.T - ;
r Perform d Toe Well, - .
"The man whom I shall marry, anlil
the proud beauty, "must perforin three
tasks." , v j,-
f "Name the first, said the lover.' tr
."Oo and umpire a ball game." '
' lie bowed and departed. s "
. After two months be returned, bnv
Ing been discharged from tbe hospital
cured. - r t
- "Name tbe second task.1 he said. '
."Go and act as judge of tbe' Asbury
Tat baby ahow."; v. ."X "
Again be departed. "
v In a week be j presented . himself
again. . .- . :
"I owe my life to tbe Jersey police.'
be said., "Name tbe third task." - - ,
- "Attend a tneeting of It bicycle club
and state which. In your opinion, i the
best make of wheel.",' t wjv.f : sls
'i He went and be returned..
."Dearest" be said. "I am still In tbe
ring.. At last you will be miner
"I bare changed my mind," said tbe
maiden, "in tbe first place, I could not
marry-a man of your present personal
appearance. In the second place
should be afraid to marry t man wltb
suob a record for pugnacity. Forgive
me."
'After thinking the matter over be
forgave her. He thought he might as
well do so. , - v -
And so they .were not married.
Brooklyn Life, ' " ,'
V A Spelllaa CempctlflDrt. -
The other dny Jones said to Brown.
"I'll bet you anything you like yon
can't spell three simple words I'll give
you within 80 seconds." -. ; - -
"111 go yon. Wbat.are theyr aakj
Brown. v '
. "Wen, here goes, Jones said as be
pulled out bis watch.' "Believe." -.-,
"B.e-1-l-e-v-e" . -
- "Receive," -"R-e-c-e-l-T-e."
again Brown spelled.
"Wrongl" said Jones.
"What 7" exclaimed Brown in sur
prised tones. - "I've spelled tbe two
words yon gave me correctly.. I'm
certainly not"- - -
- "Time's op!" Jones said triumphant
ly. - "Why didn't yoO spell the third
word w-r-o-n-g?" -1 . . .. ,
. A4ve,atas;ee of TawiLf,
v"Not only Is It benlthy to yawn,'
ays a French physician, "but artificial
yawning should be resorted to In cases
of sore throat, buzzing of the ears, ca
tarrh and like trouble." H la said to
be as etllcaclous In It way aa gargling
tbe thront, wltb which process
should be combined.'.--
The ohnpel of 8t. Helena at Petlile-
hem contnlns 44 marble columns whirl
were tnken from Sloiiut alorlub nud
suiiposed to hnve been In the porch'
bt the temple. - 1 ; ti
Chinese strwtx nre the nnrroweit In
the world. Some of thein nre only
three feet wide.
If troubled Willi rhcuimit
give
Chamberlain's Vnin-T'.-ihu a tr 1. It
not rout yon a cent f It dui i no y
One application ill r ::-v l! . n
alw) cures sprains and ,iu' - i in .
id II
0 tii
-nt.
Ciii'i,
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3 F0C3.
f.j. i.. Bub Only a Week ot Clear
Wenther in the Year.
rhotograpLs are at a discuunt In Uua-
laska. This weird islund is shrouded in
fog 11 months out of the 12. September
is the one fine month, and on an average
there are but seven days of bright sun
shine during this glimpse of summer.
The reason of this gloom is the meeting
of tbe warm flood of the Japan current
with the icy draft of the Arctic, which
awirls through Bering strait
More than one place in the world Is
limited to very occasional glimpses of
the sun. The fogs on the banks of Newf
oundland nre famous. ' They are epe-
tiaiiy bad during the fishing season,
Iceland sometimes has a whole sum
mer of thick foE. This banoens every
four or fire yeara," "when a number of
big icebergs, float over from Greenland
and ground on the northern coast of the
island. On such occasions the nay -crop
In Iceland Is a total failure. Sad so.'ow
Ing to the chill of the waters, is the fiah
Ing.
A part of the foothilla of rem is
steeped In mist from May to October.
Bat beret the fog Is kindly, for it takes
the place bt raimi Above the height of
1,200 feet tt ia replaced by violent rain.
On some- fanna balf the area "a irri
gated by fog, the" other by .shower. .'Cl
London a . tog have been -almost sa
thick aa thev are ' today for over-two.
centuries, but used not to last bo long.
It waa taT 18t3 that wbatf was perhaps
the worst known lasted from Dec -8 to
14.. Over 40 deatha by accidents in the
streets .and !2li'ubyV.4rowntDs;'':wer,''atr.
trlbuted to V-1U":-mn8"''
was upon the fat cattle nt the Islington
showw"They- all got til.-and exhibited
symptoms of poisonmgi i-terSsKSSS
Ib the heath . district 'of' north Oeft
many some - 00,000 .acres of-iprot- nre
burned over every year.' Tb smoker 'wU
drift from this 150 miles without losing
much ot tta density and constitutes what
Gcrmaoa call tbe bobraucD." In a 'dry
summer It hangs over -the e6!Htry;i;fp!
weeKa.s5.cw,;...'.;iji .5i;',;t -wf. ; vs
Volcanoes' are sometimes responsible
for fogs, wbicb eover." millions; of acres
at a time. 10 vsii the ash dust from tst.
Vincent darkened the sky -over the whole
grouo of the oarbados for -many days.
In lTi "aH south ' Italy -rand part' of
Sicily .were plunged ia irloom for two
weeks by an outburst from Mount itna.
The most extraordinary fog ever known:
appeared : at Copenhagen on May 24,
1788, -'and,- spreading .all over Enrone,
covered France earbj in Jane. :. If, was
noticed from Bnssia toCanada and last.
cd in some places for four months. -. It
veiled everything in a pale blue nase arm
was not affected by ram or Wind.
- It .showed ha trace, of moisture -and
bad a stroug nd Very'-nnpleasaDt orid-
odor. Ita rt suit was a severe epidemic
of influcntov and, after causiuj terrible
alarm In almost nil civillEed nations. It
ended la "a' series 4f , terrific thunder
storms,-felt most severely In France nd
laB,..'fM?''''t
rerbans -the most startling Tittrt-t of
this tog ami a similar one which appear
ed in isai.vn that at night there was
no real darkness, -he air seemed , dully
luminous. Klue .print oald be .read at
midnight Stray Btortes. : '
1detteri t lam Wltb Islaaftem
Fifteen. Thonnod UUe Apart.
" Philosophic people who belong to the
Folklore society are fond of tracing leg
ends and -myths - and .customs all over
the world, rCinderella,' the dear girl, ia
found in one knows not how many peo
ples, speaking Innumerable tongues and
believing' an enual number -of rellirtons,
How did Cinderella become, ubiquitous J
The transactions of the folklore society
will perhaps etfer tbenry.-5- -
Now there baa been unraveled a curi
ous superstition, eom mon to Bhetlanders
and Cingalese.- How. islanders so wide
spa rt some 15,000 mlle-rmanaged. to
adopt each- other a views, one does not
know, but hers is the fact . The rice cut.
tivatora of Ceylon and tbe fisherman of
Shetland resemble, each other In one or
two rather remarkable pointsr They re
train from speaking of the Implements ot
their calling by their -names. They call
them something 4jlse,' by names known
only to themselves-The reison is that if
the evil spirit were to think that they
were speaking of spsdes and rakes or of
sets and books he would be tempted to
damage them ; or even to appropriate
them, ii'--'-;- .'j - ,rsw.'t
The train of thought Is the same wltb
both races. -"There is aa evil spirit al
ways on the lookout for -opportunities, of
doing -mischief. -fie even bears what we
say.- If we let him. understand that -we
are talking about our. implements and
tools, we . shall direct his attention to
them and shall suggest to him a Way of
doing an Injury. Therefore we will agree
to call a boat or a spade by some fancy
name known only to ourselves. ' .
...Another custom of 'the Shetlendcr not
Dosslble to the ricetrower Is that If in
fishing bis net catches -something at the
bottom and a stone la brought up It is
Dot to be thrown back again for fear of
offending the evil spirit who most cer
tainly put It into the net It ia to be kept
tn the boat until the net again catches.
Then It Is to be dropped In the water,
with .the1 words,' "Take your, own and
aive me mine," whereupon the net Is at
once released.'' Now, If the Cingalese
ware to turn fisher, woold be, following
the same line of thought adopt a similar
custom? l'ittshurg Dispatch. -
- " . leaden. - '-.V.7-. ''.' 1
- Rind Lady-rXour husband is dead,
then?
Mrs. O'Kcefe lis. - He wint off most
snddin. mum. - ' '
Kind I.sdy Poor msnl ' ITeart failure?
Mrs. O'Kecfo Not the lolkes av thot,
mum. It win- luika thlsi Pat wor eatin
his dinner on a powder bar'l whin wan av
his friendi set it off in a joke. It wor
moat suddtn, mum. Ohio Btnte Journal.
A Lonsr Life,
Bir Walter Scott, while traveling in
Ireland, was one day aceoted by a beg
gar. He felt in hiii pocket for n sixpence,
but finding that be had nothing niimtle
than a uliilllnr about him, pae It to til'
wouinii with the words, "You lmixt glv
me the rliamje next time we meet,"
"1 will, 'rr," replied the bn-rar, "and
may ycr bonur II vo till ye get If.
ft Pt bo only a cnliiel,!enee, but If
Ton will l.i-i'P tiack :f tlio tnaiter you
will nuike tiiat the nmn wiilmnt a r.,11 I
nevi-r iiiinnTf-d l.r bt'-n'.li of pua
en i 1 . ew Y.'iiU W 'ild.
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Johnston's Saraparilla
- QUART BOTTLES. - .
THE GREAT SPRING MEDICINE, v S ' -JOHNSTON'S
SAR5APAR1LLA as a Blood Food and Nerve Energizer, la the
greatest SPRING MEDICINE ever discovered. .. It comes as a licit blessing from
heaven to the " worn 6ut, ' the run down, the
feeling," those "sinking spells," the languor
ished nerves, from thin, vitiated blood and
spell. The weariness, lassitude and nervous
time and the heat of summer, are conquered and banished at once. - For every form of
neurasthenia, and all aliments of the brain and nerve. Insomnia, hysteria and nervousness
generally, it Is almost a specifioi - It furnishes the very elements to rebuild Worn-out nam
tissues. It feeds brain, nerve centers and nerves, calming and equalizing their action! H
makes rich, -red, honest blood. Kewnessof
ful use; It'makes the weak strong.' and the
I "i It was the antiquated (but now happily
treat 5alt Rheum, Scrofula, Cancer and other troubiesoma disordera arising from
BLOOD TAINT with poverful alteratives, such as mercury, arserda and other mineral
agents. I It was expected by this treatment that the poison could; be lulled while the blood
wss left to course through Its channels holding lq its circulation the speclfto germs of the
rUseasei Butta this way. every pari of the body became more er less diseased.'- Morn
ing can be more terrible than a horribly destructive lood talnl It not only attacks vtrtt
Isntly the different structures of the body, but, many times tbe bones are honey-combed
and destroyed,:;, ft often seeks lout the nerves and spinal cord, and again it will bring de
cay and death to some vttai organ, as the kidneys, liver or stomach. . There la only-one
scientific method for the Cure of Wood taint. That Is, PUK1HCATIQNI i very particle
ef the blood must be removed throogh the eretory channel the lungs, kidneys, bowels,
liver; ,an"d sW4ifJ4.'EJrst pure) msn peaceablei'fe'The great restorative; reconsbilctrvB ano
tritalizer.of the blood. JOHNSTON'4 SARSAPARILLA, hot only radically and ei
haustivel removes the taint, but also famoVes ail mercury, calomel and other minerals,
-iand fina-fatna M.;rladM.'w1w'wil tKpew1iii(.'.na(nnt , jrfwlrir4-ii-!.'Tiw blood is
;tKe W a" -5: Good health means pure looa:
SARSAPARILLA, U universally regarded at the frettest Blood Purifier ever discov
ered. . This fact is now established beyond question Or cavil. ., '.." . ; ; .- ' " "
msA'BeVls,''4)redis C6s1anr'
. .enrwirien.' in Apni Mti nnnr jonnffivn a oAitoArAKiLfLA nr Biooe ram, ennss
brusmputitlonofonotmranna. 1 had SEVEN RUNNINO SORES 00 nurjers. I wsd two battles
and u entirely cured.- f know
11 m wn cures me.
suomcMLn piut oosasAirr, dbtboit, wwosb
1 j - yery Valuable Remedy in all !
! g'i:..'.';:-:affections of tlio-ff
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Wednesday night In Rountroe Ball. Jas
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ment, 1st, Ard, and 5th (if any) Thursday
nights In each montn t 7:3U o'etocav ;
NEW BERN LODGE No. i;T H40-
J C Scales, Prest; i U bmlth, Kecoraing
Beo'y; E E Quidley, Financial Bec'y,
Meeu in the -Knights of Harmony Hal)
every 1st and 8rd Monday nights in aacb
monin.-. t- -a .a g
CRAVEN LODGE No.' 1, KNIGHTS
OF HARMONY: sleets 2nd and 4tb
Wednesday nlirhts in each month In
Rountree's Hall, Pollock street, at 7;80
o'clock, 8. R. Ball, President, Us t. DIs-
osway.Boc'y.It. R. U ill, F. bec'y. J 7 .. .
KNICHT8 OF HONOIWlffloers: K B
Jones, Dictator; G L Vinson, Reporter;
W F Rountree, Financial Reportnr
Now Berne Lodge No. 443 meets tbe 2nd
and 4th Friday nlflits at 7.-SO o'clock in
Rountree's Uall, folloce street. . . .
OANTOS CIKbMOMT KO. , P. V. I. O. O.f
Onicem : 4o, mover, Captain; T. O. Hi
man, Lieut.; V. II. felleUor, KunlKtuWm. J
Pill, Clerk; Kd. OeroeS, accouritnni. Bw
ular Canlonmenia, to una m rurruy
alKhta ia eaen moam sis ruy o oiooe- .. .
Henrys Pharmacy,?
. J27 Middle Street
Pria ro For War In
'ja'iiaw of IVaeo. .
Just received a Supply of LOADED
GHKH: t-ure death to Hoai bus, lied
Buyi, Motba. Water Bugs and all In
('el. Will not Blaiu orttionse the Dnrst
f ibrl i. One trial is sll tlint's needed to
convince the moat skeptical.
A full linn nf Toilit ArtlrlePrcrfum
ery, etc.
I'll s'i 'inn's 1'hk .riptiniis caiefully
(',ri.j'"UM,' (I.
i C i ' I ' .' 1 i
irsas!S.a
t. .",V"!.,
overworked and debilitated. Thai " Bred
and despondency which arise from badly nour
an underfed body, vanish as If by t magio
prostration which accompany the spring..
life, new hope, new strength follow Its faith
old young again, -"Z '
exploded) method In the good old times, to
The bid and reliable remedy JOHNSTON'S
- lta.' - :'-'
-,, Toon truly, o, w, uu mtK. -
FIKANCIAIi.
T. A, Greeni Pres. E. H. Keadaws, T. Pres.
' --t.-. 'Jt B. M. Graves, fjeahler. - i,
CITIZENS BANK,
" '." wirrw arwj trie ' -Doln;
Oeneral tanking Business.
Pebrnary 18, 1900, Bnrplus and JJndtvi-
1 rd ProBH, W,185.7n. v,::-
; Prompt and careful attention piven to
ill bnainnaa entriinted tn n. AeeOnnU
rereivrd on favoiuble Iprtnav ' .
siinxtia nt l(reetora.' . r
rerdtnand Ulnoh .
-R. II. MeaUowa,
. Oha. Dofly, Jr. '
James lte.tmonit,
Mayer Habn, -Thomas
A . ttwn,
O.K. Ifov.
I. 4. HOMOWSi
lamael W.Ipork.
Obiu. H . Fowiert
I. W. Oralnesr. -
?. W.Smallwood,
tuo. H.1T6S.
w.r. Crockett. ;
-Mark Discs ey.
FSSIMIBANK
t5;TEBRUAUJit'l00.'i,'.s
Snrplns.,;;...;...... 1 0,000
Undivided Proflte........ 2.500
DepoIU.;.i:."..:..;.n 188,000
. ; ' - OFFICERS.
U tl. CirTuS President. -
W.-8. Cbadwick, Vice Pres.'
?T. W. DawaY, Cashier, , - "
. - ? 1. W. Biddlb. Teller.
-iy C. T. CnanwiOK. Colleotor.
: ' .V ' DIRECTORS :., r.
Wm'. B. Blades, ' " M. M. Marks, .
O. D. Bradbar 5 P. H. Peiletier,
L. a. untier,--. .ino. Huter. . -
W, 8. ChadwIckVs " - J. W Btewart, ;
:y x. W Dewey. - -.- ,
'It collects for merchants, manufactur
ers and other Banks promptly at special
rates to-eacn. ana makes ouickest ..re
turns possible. ' By Ita liberality and en
terprising Business methods, It tt forging
to the front of East ' Carolina's Banking
Institutions. In its own city, It is the
only nne which does not pay .interest, on
. FBOFE3SI0NAU v
" 11,1 J" 11 !
ti M. tiwiwuCii'i A. . Wart
5IJVinONS, POU WARD. j
ATT0RNITS art COUNSELORS,
OUoe 08 So. Front Street, nearly oppo-
aite Hotel Cbattawka. w 'e
(Offloes also at Raloleh and Smithfleld.:
Prastlce tn tbe eonnties of Craven, Dripitn,
Jonon, Urwlnw, tMrteret ParuUeo,
JonuMton, uarnen uiu misou; in uii ea
pretne and Federal otute, aud wberevei
aerTuna are oueirca. -
P.fl. l5lletler,;
r ATTORNEY AT LAW. ..- ; ,
Ilia Street,.- Lawyer Brick
i":.-1--.," Building. ::i;f fi.
Will nraottce In the Oonnttes of Oravea
Oarteret, Jones, Onslow ana Femlloo. tl. 8
Uourtatu
Naw Berne sad Supreme Court el
be State.
. ROMULUS A. NUNN, . '.
V'.'iv saw BBRine, m, c,-'y f
Office: Opp. Hotel Chattawkai. U
-W Botith Front Street. , -,
Practice in North Carolina. - 1 -
;' - DEALER IN ' ;'.': ."- .
Hardware and Fire Arms
8iih, Doors and Blinds, Paints, ; .
' 1 Oils, Cement, Lime, Etc ,
Agent for Carlanil Stoves & Ranges
and Di'Vflo's, and I!cnJ Moorei'
READY MIXED PAINTS,
V.
' ! r
OllU LiULhiJI
WILMINQTON &AVELDON R.R,
tnr Atttn .e. Co'-t- Mf 1.i'nid Co,
a s of South Carolina'
'-H
.TRAINS GOING ' SOUTH-.-::
1 - ' ,a ' '
DATED y 9 5 - -i e;"
Jan. H.11KX) S
, . ; oTs o j o jl S 3
so mi aso q
, 1 A.M pHEm. A.M. P.M.'
Lv. Vrfdon li ftt) .6 W .i. . .. .. ..... I
Ar, It. Jit.', ia bi 62
Lv.Tarboro lH 91 .i;, 6 00 .... .....
Lv; R. lit. 1 Ot. 8 53 9 81 5 40 13 SS
Lv. Wilson 1 5b 10 2j T it 0 80 8 40
Lv. Belma.. 3 65 It 08 .'... .iv
Lt Fay'vUI. 4 80 18 80 ...'f. .i..
Ar.florenot 7 26 8 84 . .. ..... ......
j - P. M. A M
Ar. Golds... .... , .... 7 Si
Jjt; Golds. . . .. ..... T 01 8 28
Lv. Mag'lia .... . .... . .. 8 09 4 SS
ArWilm'ton 40 6 00
' - - P.M. A.M. P.M.
i TRAINS GOING NORTH. -
: p
H a
00 S. Ei
. ... d'S 6 i d'S ci'3 o'3
-- . . sep ir, S ma ao ko
Lv.Florence 0 45 ..... 7 4...
I.v.Fay'villi 18 20 ... . 9 46
Lv.Sclma. . 1 60 ..... 10 60
ArWUspn 8 86..... 11 88...
" - A.M. P. M A.M.
litWilm'ton ...... 6 60 8 45
Lv. Mag'lia 8 20 11 It)
Lv. Golds.. ..... 6 00 9 27 12 26
' s ' :' P.M. A.M. PIE P.M
Lv, Wilson 2 86 5 48 11 83 10 U0 1 10
Ar. R.Mt.. 8 80 2512 0911 11 1 63
-
Ar. Tarboro . . . . . 7 04
Lv.Tarboroia 21 ....
Ly. K.Mt.. 8 80 12 09
Ar. Weldon 4 82 1 04
; P.M. A.M. .
Wilmington ' and Weldon Railroad.
Atlantic and Yadkin Division Main Line
Train leaves Wilmington 8 00 a m, ar
rives Fayetteville 18 05 p m, leaves Fay-
etteville 12 25 p m, arrives Sanford 1 43
p m. . ueturntng leave eaniora a bo p m,
arrive rayeiievwe 0 41 p m, leave J-ay
etteville 3 40 p m, arrives Wilmington
0 .u p m.
Wilmineton and- Weldon Railroad.
Bennettevllle Branch Trains leaves
Bennettsville 8 18 a m. Maxton 9 20 a m.
Red Ppring 9 68 a m, Bope Mills 10 42
a m, arrive Fayetteville iu OS. Keturn
ing leaves Fayetteville 4 40 p m, Bope
Hill 4 00 p m, ilea bprlngs 0 85 p m,
Maxton 6 15 p m, arrives Bennettsville
Tin pm,
uonnecllons at fayetteville with train
No. 78, at Maxton with the Carolina
Central Railroad, at Red Hprluga with
the Kea Hprtngs ana Bowmore railroad.
at Sanford with tbe beabotrd Air Line
and Southern Railway, at Gulf with the
Durham and unariolle ttatlroud.
Train. on the Scotland Neck Branch
Road leaves Weldon 8 83 n m. Halifax
4 16 p m, arrives Scotland Neck at 5 08
p m, ureenville e Or p m, Hinston 7 55
p m.- ueturnlnir leaves Knneton 7 50 a m
Greenville 8 52 a m, arriving Halifax at
11 IB a tr, vveiaon 110a a m, daily ex.
cent Sunot..'.
- Trains on Washington Branch leaye
wasmngton 0 iu a m ana a no p u, ar
rive rarmeie iu a m, and 4Wp m, re
turning leave Parmele 9 85 a m and-0 80 p
m arrive Washington 11 00 a m and 7 80
n m. daily exeent oundar.
Train leaves Tarboro, N 0, daily except
Bunaay oeupm.Bunaay, 410 p m, ar
rives Plvmouth 7 40 d m. 6 10 p m. R.
turning, leaves Plymouth daily except
aunaay, ' ova m, ana nunaay v ou a m,
arrives Tarboro 10 05 a m, 11 00 a ml
Train on Mi Jland; N C Branch leaves
uoidsboro aatiy, except Sunday. 7 05 a.
m, arriving Smithfleld 8 10 a m, Return
ing leaves Smithfleld 9 00 a m; arrives
at uoidsboro 10 no m.
Trains - on Nashville Branch leaves
Rocky Mount at 10 00 a m,8:40p m .arrive
Nashville 11 10 a m. 4 08 o m. Snrine
Hope 10 40 a m, 4 25 p m.Returnine leave
Spring Hope 11 80 a m, 4 55 p m, Nash
ville in 10 a m, 0 ao p m, arrive at Uocky
Mount U 45 m, 6 00 p m, daily except
ounaay.j-' -' .
.Train on Clinton Branch leave War
saw for Clinton daily, except Sunday,
11 40 a m and 4 08 p m, Returning leaves
Clinton at 7 00 a tn and 2 50 d m. "' '
"Train No 78 make oloee connection at'
Weldon for aU points North daily all
rail via Richmond. ' - . ----..
- H M EMERSON, Oettl Pas Agent
tt rLcirilix, uen-i BtanageT, -.
T M EMERSON, Traffic. Manager.. .'
s
. 1 :
JTuai lwaVev
Tbe Standard Railway tbe BOUTB
The Direct Line to alllPoIrit f-:P
Z TEXAS,
tH CAUL fousjjl
V:C UIXA -AH O
Strictly Fimt-Class Equipment bn'Call
Througli or Local Trainsj Pullman PalJ
ace Sleeping Oat on all Night Trains)
Fast aud Safe Schedule. . u ' .'".
' Travel by the Southern and yon areas-
sured a Safe, Comfortable and Expedi
tious Jniirney. ;,
Apply to Ticket Agents for Time Ta
lilea, I(U't.nil (loiMiral Information, 01
adilrena F. R. DARBY,
R. L. VEUNOM, o.p. AT. A,
T. r, 1., AbIiovUIo, N. 0
CI1111I11U0, N. C. . .
FllANK a.OANNOH, . J M. CuiJP,
S.l V l't Oen Mint. - . Tr f Man
W. A.Tui'K.OPA. "
WAf'iIJIN'GTON, - D. 0
1
A?& N. C, R, .
TIUB TABLE 0. 15
to
Tsle Effect tiu.niliiy, April lr 1C00
at 'iw.Atm r ir-- r-
Going East t 8cj-Kpousi' OoifgWtst
., '.jraaaenser Tralna. rr. K a
p m ' BTATtOKSi 1 V Ar . :':'-
10,,.t,,3 Ooldeboro,''.'.;.', ,,,n 05 ?"'
09. i LaGranire.' in da -
. Kinston. mio .
40...,,.Ar. New-Bern. I.7 onn '.
-. . ... . vvw.v.r
50... ...Lv. Ar
' i -r- ...... w W. .
15. ...Ar. Morehead city Lv .-r"lf
No. 5. I
Mx'c
'dPlA
Mi d F-tand
Pass Tn.
Jaw fn,
Daily ExckIt Simmy
Lv.
A. M. a ,
P. j.
7 00 .
6 S5 -
0 20
5 67 -
5 40
5 15
500
4 87 '
. 4 20
. 411
. 8 50 .
P. M.
7!
30 Goldsboro
7 68...
. Boat's.
8 10 .
8 87..
8 CO..
9 08..
. . . LuGrango
.Falling Creek...
....Eimton
.... Caswell
Dover
...Core Creek
. . .Tuscarora
Clarke
...New Bern
9 4?.,
10 02..
1020..
1080..
1050..
H.
No. 7. Pfrnflentrpr
No.
8.
p. m.
. 7 49
. 7 07
. 07
. 0 27
. 5 45
. 4 05
2,
t. and
Tn.
Lv. a. m. Sundays Only Ar
7 4U Goldsboro...
8 09 .LaGrange . .
8 80 Kinston....
8 55 Dover
9 60 New Bern .
11 15. ...ar Morehead Oil
ily Lv
No. 1. t
No.
S.-ATIoNS: Mx'l r
I'sas.
Ux'd Ft. and
Paes.Tn.
Lv. a m
A
.. .'. GoldBboro
BcBt's
LaGrange
....Falling creek
.Kinston
........Caswell
....Ar. Dover. Lv
Core ere.
' Tuscarora
Clark's
..Ar. Now Bern, Lv....
..Lv. " Ar
....... Riverdalo
croatan
UavoJock
Newport, Lv...,.
T.. .Wildwood
Atlantic
Ar. Morehead City, Lv. ,
Ar. M. city Depot, Lv., .
. p m
. 0 88
. 5 53
5 23
. 4 5a
. 4 33
3 18
. 300
. 200
. 1 38
. 1 20
12 50
.10 47
.10 10
.10 00
. 9 40
. 900
. 8 47
. 838
. 8 20
. 750
a. v.
7 10
7 43..
811...
8 26...
914...
9 85...
9 40...
10 40...
11 15...
1181...
12 05 ..
1 80...
2 12...
2 80...
48...
8 12...
840...
4 01...
P. u
Monday. Wednesday and Friday
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
S. L. DILL," ' "
Superintendent
Atlantic Const JjiiM'.
iVlLMlNUTON & Kkw Jill
TIME TA1ILE NO. .ri
In Ktfccl Weilncdday, Aug. 7,
Except Sunday.
Going South bciiedule: tl
No, 51, Passenger Trains
Lv. a m, stations:
9 00 New Borne . . .
0 30 l'ollocksville ..
61 Maysville....
10 02 Jacksonville...
N K I. R.
IM'8, Daily
ning North
No. 50,
Ar. p m,
540
5 04
4 49
41)
2 82
12 08 I wnmington
( Union Depot f
. .Ar. Wilmington; Lv.
1215 .
P M
No. 8,
2i5
P M
PA8BKNQEK & FREIGHT, No. 4.
Leave Wilmington Monday, Wedne-""
day and Friday, Leave New Berne Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday.
LV. A M
7 80 Lv. Wilmington, Ar
Ar. pm
... 145
...12 55
...12 15
.1140 ;
...10 51
...10 20
. . . 9 45
...8 55
... 880
... 805
... 780
... 685
... 600
8 40 Scott's Hill
9 80 Woodside
10 05 Hollyridge ....
10 51 Dixon
11 20 Verona
12 05 Jacksonville . . .
12 80 Northeast
2155 Whitecak
180 .'. . Maysville ....
2 15 Pollocksville....
8 55 : Debrubl's
8 40 Ar. New Iferne. Lv..
-utuiy Axcepri owoaay,
J. R. KENLY,
General Manager,
"BORDEN,
i:' ,Htipt, Transportation. ' .
M 1 . ' I . 1
.:..;;.';;-:.EASTJGii3ir
CAROLINA C DISPATCH LINE, V
.rftllflHT'PA'SStHGIll.
For All Polnta JTorth. V
The Steamer NEUSE , v; , i
will leave on Monday, Wedneedayg, - - .
and Fridaps at 6 p. pa, sharp, makv - -in
landiogB at Oriental,,, Qornooke
andEoanoka Ia!ind., j ,;-$rA'j i: '
: VST' FreignS ' received not later
than one hour previous to aaUinif.
; Fo farther information apply to -
'.. GEO." HENDERSON, Agt.." .;. i
M, K. Kiko, Gon.' Mgr.,- '. ': "' -''" ' :
H.0, nuioiKB,Gen.Frt.A Pan.Agt
p;. Norfolk Va,3 .V ". .
New Borne. N.. 0 May 80th;i808 . :
. BO YER9 .,
' EXPERIENCE
a
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DctiaNS
CftYHIQHT Ac.
i iitoTi b nnd dswrlp-'l'in ntT
mil A I u. If
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