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V; v ANfrfJdable PreparalionfofAs- luig (teStoondisaodBawcls oT T Promotes DigestloaChcerfuI nessandRest.Contains neither Optiiitt,Mofphine norMiiicral. KOT NARCOTIC. JbLSmmm SwaaJW- . - ' ' "BBBBBi""pf'injBBv rmnwf Apafecl Remedy forCansUpa- iion . sour aiomacn.uiarrnoea Worms .Convulsions .Feverish neas and Loss OF SLEEP. Fax Simla Signature of NEW YORK. EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. WOMEN WHO WORK. Bt. Louii, Mo., Aug. tt. Though only IV years old, t tiered from pmlni ftnd female troubles two years. Last spring I got so bad I had to quit work. I hud to upport myself , anil could not afford a high priced doctor. I got on bottle of Wine of , Card d I and that made mi feel better. Have stow used several bottles and am well. My mother used the Wins for Change of Life and was greatly relieved. HISfl MARGARET WALSH, Many rlrrj and women find it necessary to earn their own living in various kinds of employment Their work is often si hard and confin ing that the health breaks down. Their delicate constitution are unfitted for tiresome tasks. Weakness nearly always nukes its appearance in the peculiarly delicate womanly organs. Constant standing on the feet, and coming and going at the beck of a superintendent or foreman, in duces falling of the womb, leucorrhcea, headache and backache. The pay of women workers is otten so notoriously small that when sickness Comes they have no money to engage skillful physicians. To them Wine ( USUI- MvlAMI KPAiTMtlT. rwwn. in Hn r u 1 1 i ti. .h i m. IiIm' It'Wi IM.'t 1 IUK1 WW B Metis co, rhsUMwA Tna Druaalsts sell Larae Bottles for $1.00. FINANCIAL. T. A. Uma, Pra. St. n. afaadaaa, V. !". H. M. Oron. Cuhtrr. CITIZENS7 nANK, Of RIW lal-, I. C. Doing dene rat Hanking Business. February IS, 1H0, Serphr and Undivi ded Profit, U,15.7. Prompt and careful altenlioa given to all twain enUuud te as. Account received oe ( orabi tern. BtiafA el lti aaaer. rrlMa OtfMS J. 4. Mawtowa, ImhI W.lpnrk CM. I.rnw, J. W. Urmlasar, a. h. CkM. DnST.Jr. SUtot Haka, rwiMi O.R.rm A. fere Jl h. I.ITM. w.r.crooksa Mark Pienewar. $ F. & M. BANK, rEHDABT I si I tOO. Capital ftieek arslea, tjBalvl4 rrella, .... SeMella, 71,Ot 1 I.M ornu m L H. (Jtmi-MUt. m. p. fm Ww lrr, T. W. Uawsv, OMhtae. J. W. Htrxxa, AMI nw4.li r. Mass Hawwma liana. THUt, fXRRUTORfk ytn. n, BWtM. M. at, afaraa, ; , t), IK Itrwlbaam, I. II. Pelksus, I. U. Utbr. Jwn T. ft. Cteawtr. J. W.afetwarV T. W. Uswwy. It anlleri fnr awwwaots. wtsewfsflle wr M otlwe Haaka praesMlf ' ra so rark, sa4 axU , A s -tar a nil la, By It Nmiy swd tfrWw kMiwes awasinrU, M vli a lrM f Rata CwmwS Uakl ImiHsiSmw I -i tu tut, la B) tta) ety nwa wWk 4m m My lahrmi ao nrtaitu f. .) a, , ,H. Wsr i. R. fa. . B. W. raw junnoNt, poo a ward. IftllUTIiil CvCMIMM as . atkaaa. at. aw Oaaas M it, fmst fu r1y rf aite ! (Muewsa, pm sms luwit smI fWHi,at4 mtini t t va, fWf n. ex Mi' an' ?m-m. IT mm Tot Infants and Children. The Kind; You Have : Always Bought Bears Signature of T,t ecNTKun eoaaapiv. aiw waa err in ot uroul is truly a ciessmg. it Cures them of their ills at a small cost, and they can act as their own physicians. No doctor can do as much for 'female troubles" as Wine of CarduL JiXHTFAlN CAROLINA DISPATCH LINE -AND- Fer AH Point Xorth. The Steamer NEUSE will leave oa Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at C n. m. rberp. mak ing landings at OrionUl, and Knao ok Hand. XAG.H III! AD. The Btr. owberne OmiiBtfcciBg July l4, will Iravs at II rlork son OQ Teeadays snj. rrMaya, ILmaotie auk Ins Isadlpn at OrUsUl. lalsad awe Saga Head. tST Frilchl reor-lved not taiar laao ftovr pcstloei to asiling. . For fartbet iDformation apply lo 0EO. UENDK1W0N, AfU M. K. Ulna, Geo, Vjr., tLO, UPMIKI.On.Fri.l faea.At Korfolk, Vo. Do fm Wish la Ct trtwilnsU D4 CA. Rosch, Aalg 7 C lhm Dm - , .' ; Liquid -C.reolcum.;; tenl-ea lsas a Mtwt fnrent at-'e aittsaia A it tt is ? I eafVit- 4 M-tl. h a I 'taw wHantHMta W ( tae4haS-Vaat -il k ! erA4. t Wm H tnf It f, rea Meat la)r.irltlli-t riiM t swm. In-H J !" nMt,. Kr vm.y AU M'4 rvrMt v Mil 1 CerVww 4 W ' L. tew. H-4 ka' a . Aw W U' For Over Thirty Years i i OH Dominion Steamship Co FREIGHT &. PAS.NGII . wFARMCR.'Vj I teller the farmer la the one who It most to" blame for the exodus of th Jloy from the (arm, ray E. E, Rexford lo The FaKuer'g Guide.' This la as ace of thought, of progress, , of netr ideaa. The time has gone by wheat farming can be carried on automatically. ; Old methods must be" superseded by new ouee .which are In tmrmeny with the progressive spirit of the times. These new-tendencies are seen In all lines of life, and there Is no reason why the farmer should remain In the-old ruts. Tbe boy feels this, and he would like to keep abreast with the times. He would do this If his father gave him any encouragement, but this be falls to get He is kept In the background as much as possible in the planning of farm work and the managemefil of the farm. ' Is It to be wondered at that he resents such treatment T He knows the possibilities of his nature, he feels him. self equal to responsibilities,' and the constant repression put upon , his de sires to do things In a new way and be something more than a machine to op erateat the will of its owner galls and frets 1iim until, finding he has no chance to assert his Individuality, be rebels at tbe old life and leaves tbe farm. ; Nine out of every ten boys who do this would be content with farm life If It could be made more attractive to them. They would be willing to- work, but want a chance to work In their own way a way -that has some thought and brains in It They object to being treated as children after they are able to do a man's work. Let the farmer take his boys into bis confidence and bis council and treat, them as be would like to be treated by those above him in authority, and we would hear less about the boys leaving the farm. Madera Feeaias. Feeding for meat or milk Is not the hnpbazard, wasteful business It once was, says Texas Farm and Ranch. Feeders are after profits and have learned that they must study tbelr busluess as they never did before, be cause some are doing so and to com pete with some feeders It Is necessary to study and adopt the truths that science nnd experimentation have shown to result In the greatest amount of clear profits. A few years ago nil thnt was thought necessary for best results was a sufficiency of sound food, nnd little thought was given to nutri tive rations. Science, aided snd dem onstrated by practice, has determin ed that certain food substances in cer tain proportions rive certain results, and that certain other food substances lo different proportions give the same results. Such facts as these have opened a new field of thought to live stock raisers, by whlcb tbey con adopt a chenper combination than some oth er affording similar results, thus en hancing the profits of their business.' The experiment stations have done a Inrge amount of work In this field and many enterorlslng feeders nave done the same. So tbot now feeding Is con ducted on scientific principles, and f cedent are every year questioning science more closely, wanting more, light Ir dnlrylng, perhaps, scleutlflc feeding bss been carried to its highest pitch, for, although feeding Is not tbe only thing science has to do with lo ds trying, It Is Important and Indis pensable to good results. Successful feeders are Interested readers. Hlah rrtrn Far Mt. Tho continued high price for beef have caused many writers to cent Ion against going too heavily Into tbe cat tle business. Dcsplt the "bullishness" of all tbe figure, government and oth erwise at band, many a man baa delib erately missed fsvorabl opportunities to acquire cattle for fear that Jut as lie Increase came oa to be sold be might be caught In the maelstrom of overproduction. What may happen to 'lis commercial affairs of the country to afreet the consumptive demand ao man can foretell, says The Breeder's Uasetta, bet, so tr as the probable supply la eaarerned, there esaeat to be much troth la U following ststramt mad by Secretary of AgrtcuMaro Jsme Wllsoa at CaatoaO, aot lea ago: "With regard to meat prodoctDg anUsvsla. tbe prvres are big, tad wtU eontlno klgk baraoaw the psepW west of the Vtsalasippl itver wb grass (hear stork oa the raog eouatry have ba) destroying tbe giasata so ayatetuatlcal- ly that they are not able, ta assay of the state, bow to Mia tela aaor tfaan B0 per coat ef the ateat prod ring o- ma) fonod there a fw year ago. Tbe meat of lb country to the Jutwr ot b prodared oa tho taraaa of the W biwv that no aatoU part of ear farmera are lead poor," not to the uw that tb Versa la ertsa ajaaa. (sat they bare stack sand that do nol pro dace enongfe to pay the tax aad ka tereet oa tho Tahae-taoegh aonao tt taeta are that badly ef-feM tsaay ksv mark - oaavl raea tby res eeltfvst aa H atteeld be aad aaort rhaa tbey fan k op near to Ka proper prodwitT eowdlttaa. : They otay M ami of H to amy ssd tbtsk they I as toreeae from It, bnt a barte Mr ef I boa eat really aaake awf at farnlag tAk ft apoo bet a at en part of tbe ran. A few arret ef nmrtew war l barne. tawtrrl bk e ard are prttaM. ret h aaet. If tkey St4 It ef rtd N te arwne SM who areeM pwt fariniwe and labor tm H 3 prodww aa astarfa mm arv S t now pwdr4 e tbraa. It weeld ta raare pwa4e te tt pwt - aad te lb ksyrv er reoter. Warft farm, Ouw twwatve farnilng 1 rtae txnking aflf tb Iwat paasnj reaaUa frtxa nR art wast era ml ARMWaa CM ator. Tb waalv eatlea 4 IM WnrM IW4 fmwt e'1 A'rd f'ra traf b If fo rt e'r( ! te , jr t IfaWomani-l " . .:-. 4j . . wants to put oui a nr so eeesa heap ea ou ana wooa. in jttrowi v fire. When a woman wants- u get well from a jeasoa peculiar to her sex, she should not add furJ to the firs already burning her- wayt She should net take V drugs and potions eompo V aarcot- J) tea and opl -t check" ii thedlseay' -ruuicuren-mey w simply Y Alto th fire. J- -y : - J Regulator ahoold ba J lakoii by every worr.itu r iil ho. tiaft the sl ghicst usptc!oD of i k any 'tsf the il- A metrts which af : t lict .nvineir. They will simply nnHl thevtake it. Thu Reipilator in a pniuyi k stronjrthfBiDi, wuit;, saut.u J r , at theicotsof the , d!st3setim!Ti ies the cause. It does not drug the pain,, it eradicates it. "It stops falling of the womb, iencorrhea. ihAammation and periodical, suffering, ir Tejrwlavsianty or painful tmr.Ktruat en; andbydoniK U thi tirlves away the hand red and one aches ad T.afn which drain health LI and bcanty, hap piness and goou lemi er jrom many a woman's Itfe. It is the Mic remedy above all others which every woman should know ftbnt and use. SJl.OO prr bottle tt iy drug store, SrwJ f fr our fr U:iihMmI book- Thtmradfield 1(tgaUior Co. 8 Atlir.U, OA. o New York's Slnveihlp. " When New York city owned a slave sblp Is told In an article In Teat-son's Magazine. Tbe greatest Impetus was given to the slave trade by the act of parliament of 1684, which legalized Slavery In the North American colo nics. .This does not mean that slavery was unknown In what Is now the United States before, that time, be, cause s early as 1020 a Dutch nmofjf- u 1 ., ., .1 .... 1 .1 On IMnatinn grocs at JnmeBtown, Va. In 1020 the West India company Im ported slaves from the West Indies to New York city, then New Amsterdam. Tbe city Itself owned shares In a mat e- ship, advnnecd money for Its fitting out ami Bhnrai in tbe profits of Its voyages. This recognition and encour agement may neconnt for the nt-iurd Ing fact that In niW shrcs forn-.ert one-slxlb of the cutlro population f New York. The general prevalence of slavery Is shown by tbe fact that at this time there were 07 slaves In New York's small suburb of Brooklyn, and that In London Itself there were resi dent 20,000 slaves. Slaves were at that time publicly dealt In .on the London exchange. No wonder the traffic In human flesh was a recognised commerce, and thnt In -1T71 the Engllah alone sent to Africa 102 ships equipped for tho trade and with a carrying capacity of 47,146 slaves per trip. A Tricky Doa. Not long ago a very fat spaniel was Intrbdnced-lnto the bouse where s fox terrier bad always been tbe master. Tbe latter was told, however, to lie have well to tho newcomer and not to bully blm. So tbe two seemed fnlrly friendly and In tbe end got In the habit of taking snort rambles together. However, tbe fox terrier was evident ly of s thoughtful disposition and on one occsslon came across a bank, or wall, whlcb was essy enough to leap off, but there was greater difficulty In returning. The fox terrier sprang down the bank and enticed bis heavy companion to follow, with tbe reanlt that tbe latter could not get back, while the former, by reason of bis greater ac tivity, waa easily able to do. Now the terrier aaw his opportunity, returned home and cruelly left hi com panion lamenting. Ner did the for mer seeta happier or gayar than oa that day when he bad ooca Jnor tbe aoi ma of the boo, and be sulked whs later on tbe spaniel bad been fowod, assisted op tbe wall and brought fttnc the tbe foi terrier baa repeat- dly got the epacM dowa tb Bam piaeo, taJU the awoal result snd Borax to glory la fcl m hark I vons set. Wheth er tbe -fat oof will learn to avoid tscnptoUoa to tweh a ramble remains to b laan, Bsffal News. ewr- Dia BJara at" .Osae to , . f Vrluia, w Aa mtereatmg Uttla aaecdoto la told a boot now "David liars m" came- to be written. It to rather petbetle. It seema that Mr. Waeeott, the author, waa the kind of mas who ootid do pretty mora anything paint picture, plan a bouse Ot eompoae Boosts bot be bad neret snade touch money, so whea ho beram m and reaJlasd that be migbt not live tong nnd wenld teav hla family with HOI of no aaoeey be wa oapersle. - "Write n book,' tugtrwted S frteod and netgbbof to hiss one day when tby were talking ersr tbe situation. . "1 did make ss attempt at ft ooce,' luwwrd Mr. WawxKt 1 tried tor story, pot t eoofclat make tt go." . -Add I IttOe local rotor to tt" aahl tb fret aprkr. -Tsk owe of the people shoot here thet ya ktww and work bias p-e44 . fof trwtaBce, BMltonlrif a rbanxlef famlllsr to lbm bet. "Ha d U drat rate." . "Thar a fno War trisimad afr Waacntt, Bad tb rvantt of thi mnver- aatMa w 'iNivh) Hum m," and fit lvlr tM Berer Hi th Story at s!l a H ws Irat enavvtved -Anna tVrft wortSj la Wonms's Horn Companion, New IWrsj I lr Noy. IVI7, 9ft0 ? " ? f T R ii Ir. r v ; : h t 8 mm y m I I V Sate of aitli CaruUa,''i jBuperlur Crsvoi Cuoiy ijnurt. Ttf NtioaalBukl New liormi ": B, il Woolen and Julia. Wooten,' hi :ir;''-" !".: alio- .- 5 Aetloa for furecloes MorUrage. Notice:- .. ' . To B. H, Wooten and Julia Woolen, hi H wife. i Tate NotU-e. That an action h;u brn nommeooHl aajnia you' In llic Bupnior (lourtf said t'tavro county enliile,! the Natiunal Hank of Hew Kerne aMnm 11. II, Wri ten nr'l Julia Vlootte, hid . wile. for llit- iurrw.; i.f foreclorjn? the inorl gijt am- t 'l l ;-M the tract of luii'l ti "ted in vM ! i rien uouniy btiHK lrt uf lite .Im" i- i.hpm plantation. ( 0ia'n'n' fT'v '-"" ntny r lr, and described in said mi-rigso iiich is reft- istertu in tlieoiuoo r,l.x Kesiaier -of Deeds of said Craven oui.iy In book No. lliu. pace 68 1 etc , anil you are n quiren (0 appear and answer or demur to the complaint at the term of the Superior Uourt of said Craven t nunty to lie nein at -the Conrt-Hon'e In New Bern in said loun'.y on the IKn, Monday after the last Alonilnv or repiemuer, a., u. mini, 11 lieing the 88th, day of November A. D., 1000. OctMs-r 11th. rjO"!. W, M. WATSON, ('leik Superior Court. North Caroliua 1 Superior Court graven County lielore the Clerk Edward Gurwi k. Administrator of Freil- eiick W. Maler, deceased va M. D. Maler, widow, and Thomas Oil- niin and wife mid I In: heirs unkinwi of Frederick W, Mjler. To TlioiiiHs diliMiu and his wife, whose name is unknown, and to the other hei a of Frederick W. Alain , all of whose names snd resiliences are unknown. Take Xolie. : That special proceed inira have lieen this day duh fr inilul ;efore the un dersiuued, by Etiwaril Uciock, adminis trator of F W. Maler, deceased, as above en tilled, to sell a certain tract of land on the south aide of the Dover road in Craven county, uotituiniiig 200 acres and conveyed to aaid F. W. Maler by Owen H. Union. (Joiiniiissl iiii l, by Ueecl, llttlcil Mav SfVh, 1800, anil recorded in Ihe Uice in tl.o ueT' ti i of I eeds of Cra ven county, in II .ok Hi2, Folio 850, etc., r the pi.ri nee ot mni.ti g assets lo pay i he delils ol Ihe dpeeased. And you and i ai h of yr.ii are required to ahlieur at niv lllee In the ( olirl House of Craven Conntv on the iSril day ol Novinilier A. ! 1'JUU at the hour of 12 o'clock m and answer or demur to the petition filed in said proceedings or otherwise show can Be ir any you have whv tl-e prayer nf ilie pililioaer sIibII not be ifrnnK-ip i iln-rvia" petitioner will apply to tho c-i.ri I' r the relief de manded. This October 10th, '900. W. M. WATSON, ""Clerk Superior Court Craven County. North Carolina I In Superior Court. Cully Crayen Coiinly, W. H Safely Investment nnd I.oan Company The defendant above named will take notice that an action entitled aa arovc has been commenced in the Superior Court of Craven county to exeluile tbe i-ald defendant from a lien on real ualale ailuated in aaid county and alale which aaid lien tbe defendant claims under mortgage executed to It by the plaintiff in the Stale of North Carolina: and the defendant will further lake notice that It la reoulrfd to appear at the next term ot me superior i. ouri or t-raven counii lo be held on the utn Monday arter ine last Monday of September 1900 at the t onrt House of aaid county in rtew Bern. N. C. snd anawer or demur to the. Complaint in aaid action or the plaintiff will aunlv lo-llie uourt lor Ihe relict ae manded in aaid uompiaint. W. M. VYATSiH. Clerk of tb Superior Court, I bta 1st aay ot uctorjcr lav. s Administratrix Notice Oaviog aoallfled aa the Aminlatratrlx of. Alexander Uoolen, deceased, Bntlc I berebv gives loaUperaons hsvlns claim agalnal tbe estate of the decemeii. must preat-Dt tbrm OB or before lh6lh, day of ctobrr 1901, or this notice will bs phs- ded la bar of lbelr recovery. All persons InriaMM to asm estate are trqueslea to mass immeaist payaaeRi . AdmlslaUatrif k. J. LOrTIN, Attorney. COMMISSIONER'S SALE. BtAtn er Noam CaBai.tst, I Yoperlor CBAVAB codbtv. coort. Tb Hatloaal Baak of New Bern, : ' w. . S B. Btrset otals. - Paraaaat to tb Jadgaseat In laeabjv d action moored at IM fill Tarsi INwO, of the ld Coert, too aaderslgBad rtu ll at petill Bocttoo on Mooy is Muhdayol-Noventtwr, A.Vt 1IAIO, lee ooert aeoe ot aad uvrn Owaaiy, si I O'clock, p. m, lor thf IM lotto u(daerlbeltrtat A iktl tettai tiact or I'M altsatea on tb north eM of ita loot md In ld Craven w-h I r, lt ifere ml! from th flit uf Una, saewa tee Loreai l. WhUford bs I lanDaal sttbeeoro'rel Ibe ld fMsaarly inegltig te Kmlly F. Kho no aaidrOMl ss4 rasa amt bluU Weal elate oad br rtat Bowtaw llw 0t ax- wen, I" tt'g i le mill pond, Ibrso it" B aaid ti4 enatbeaat taliti tarva oM. fMs ib 11 aM rwlylfWi h.b Ui lh aw ot said pned aad f tb puMM n,i llKf fmet ftrw Hero to I r If Urar with eaid iodtlardtr In-1 hntlaaing- ontalslif tt tn, (anrene I . Wle lM lM trtJIWr , HiiMi., hlwl'n f. Ilaafcrt ' ill) t it-l daiwl J lit), IHT7- l.,l,lmt la th oltrt of la ll'cltKf 4 (rftt tn H.k )1 B. prdln U n4 HI tul ib im nl ld eoiilg Wi tttrr .null rt fl aa art an?"! 4 Uiii'l (I. rMr t.v I.. J H""' b4 !(, rt ttit f 't of Mid kli k tin fm ( aouti nt fi il-a il ainpi -. p... f.ff '-a t. f A. twrt,i1 at I- t-,'v:'1",'f t ih .,!"(? f i ra''!.! br t I-- ', t -r l ' . . . r a Ij .i!'ti. I 1 -"lit t It 1 1 i -Trustee's Bale. ... I ' rSiranl lle immftt Mile onf-- d epun Aifirn It fhvituck iru-tee in a rtruiu strt in itifai um, I Jnan-e V. UawkHoMiiuL ftatvt. Hawk fc hi lttrl IJHemurr I8lh. lctfil iwf Irc ord(( la the riftlre uf Knrixter of Uenta t taven uunnlyUiok K a-an !M l- lull, tliBitnlil nmrnl Ijieniijf anil lliuamit uVed of lrut liavlttg liren assigned (o the t. u. an. A, jneaiiwa jn , ami upon the lequei-l if the uidUary O. Ilavkinr he nnderaignril will on Monilav the Uih. liny of iMkVeuilier liMJU at Ihr hour of l'Jo'rliHk iu. at the Court Unufe door of Craven comity offer for sal and tell to tbe higbekt bidder for cash, tbe following riesorilied real estate, via: All that tract or parcel of land Ijing aud helm; situated In aaid county on iLe north aide of the Atlantic and NeTI Carolina Railroad- l Ing a part of the i.rl dei-ailied In ihe live recited i ced of Truat. U-glnoinit at the Atlantic and North Carolina Kailmad bridge at Core reek, and thence with eaid creek to the mouth of Green Pond Branch, I hence It h the run of eaid branch back to the aaid Railroad, and thence with said Rail road to the beginning containing 100 acres more pr leap. Thl tbf Btb, day of October 1900, E. H. & J A. MEADOWS Co. Assignees Vy E. IT. MEADOWS, President. Notice, Sale of Valuable City Lot. By virtue of a judgment obtained be. fore the Clerk of the Superior Court of Craven County in a special proceedings entitled Thos. F. McCarthy, administia torof John Williams, deceased against Charlie Williams, the underaigned will on the 20th, day of November, 1900, at 12 o clock m. at the court house door In tbe City of New Bern, sell to tbe highest l)ldderfor c.hxIi Ibn following deHerilie.il laud, tu ml: Out; hoUau aud lot ou the west aide of George street In the City of New Bern, and bounded aa follows: Be ginning at a point oa the west side of George street 160 feet, 9 Inches from the Inter-section or fine and Ueorge streets, being the southwest corner of lot sold to Edward Middle by Justice, and runs south along George street, 40 feel, thence weatwardly Hu feet, thence northwardly 40 feet, thence eastwardly to the liegin ning. For fuller description, see Rook No. 78, pages 400 and 470, office of the eglstcr of needs or Craven County. October I7tb. l'JOO. thos. f. McCarthy, Administrator. Hxecutor'si Notice. Having qualified aa the Executor of George Physic, deceased, late of the County of Craven, this Is to notify all persons havlngarlaims againat the estate of the deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned on or before 15th. dav, of of Peptember 1001, or this notice will he plead in bar of their recovery. All per sons IndeMed to eaid estate will please make Immediate payment. CHAS K. PJIYt-'IC, Executor, Geo. Physic, deceased. This 15th, day of Sept. liWO. Wood 8 Seeds. Every Farmer should have a copy of Wood's Autumn Catalogue of SEEDS AND GRAIN For Fall planting. It tells aP. about GRASS & CLOVER SEEDS, Hairy, or Winter Vetch, Crimson Clover, Seed Wheat, Oats, etc. II alao stvas oortptlima, W mlhoda irSiTufr. aad apaUU tad Iralaa- TaW. WOOD & SONS, SEEDSMEN Richmond Va. BLOOD HUMORS Ulcers, Old Borei, Cueeri, Ettlur, Sorfi, lexem, Etc. rirt. ly B. B. 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Iha I k par 4 rtrk. all t4 am in kald. d vk d pat tiaitl aa t ta taf I . it.lt. It. I,a r'd 41 at eaae, Kir 4 ihm pfa.-aa.aU 'T-atalM by 4wir.ra and a'ia-a.a IUUg aaw, aitaar d arrii r b im ! -lhf t f.llt aftia. f r I Ii m'.r fntm b i-r4 try Atlaitic Coast Uni) Baflroatl Co, "Oadeaaod Krtjedale. TltAINS GOING SOUTH. fMTED 3 3D Julyta.lUOOl 00 e Sr.Q 63 d el A.M. I P M. P.M. A.M. P.M. Lv. Weldon 11 50 8 58 9 52 Ar. B. Ml 1 00 Lv. Tarboro 12 21 6 00 Lv. R. Mt. 1 05 1 59 2 55 9 53 6 87 5 15 5 67 12 52 Lv. WUson 10 25 7 iu 2 40 Lv. Selma. . Lv.Fay'vllU 11 101 4 30 7 25 P.M. 12 22 Ar.Florence 3 24 A.M Ar. Golds... Lv, Golds... 7 55i 6 45 3 30 4 35 00 Lv. Mag'lia 7 51 arwum'ton 9 20 P.M.lAM. P.M. TKAINS GOING NORTH. I (S-g 2 S'i- S"i 5fi Ou d 3 63 o 3 v. S o ko I P. M. 7 3.1 ... . 9 41 10 54 ... . 11 33 A.M. I'. M. A.M. 7 00 9 35 8 80 11 10 4 50 9 37 2 20 A.M. P.M. P.M 5 33 11 33 10 45 1 1H 6 10 12 07 11 23 1 53 II 4li I .... 13 07 ! . ... 1 01! A.M. o a A.M. Lv.Florencc 9 50 v.Fav'ville 12 20 Lv. selma. . Ar, Wilson. 1 50 2 35 LvWiliu'luu Lv. Mag'lia 1a. Uolds P.M Lv. Wilson Ar. It. Mt Ar. Tarboro Lv. Tarboro 12 2! Ly. K. Mt Ar. Weldon 4 :w P.M Yadkin Division Main Line Train leavea W ilminirtnn 9 00 a m. ar rives Kayelleville. 12 05 p m, leaves Fav- ellevllle 12 25 p m. arrives Kiinlurd 1 43 p m. Returning leave Banford 2 30 p m, arrive Fayelteville 3 41 p m, leave Fav- etteville 3 40 p in, arrives Wilmington ii tu p m. llcnnettsvine Itruncli Trains leaves Benncttsvillu 8 05 a m, Muxion 111(1 n m Ited Springs 9 40 a m, Mope Mills 10 32 a m, arrive Fayetteville 10 5.1. Uetiirn ing leaven Fayettovillc 4 40 pin, Hope tiiiis -1 oo p m, ilea Mirliiirs n X n in Million 6 15 p m, arrivee Bennettsville J 15-p m. Lonnectlona at r-ayeltcville with train No. 7, al Maxton with the Carolina Central Railroad, al lied SiiiineB with the Rid Springs and ltowmore railroad, at Hun ford with the ScalKiird Air Line .iud bouthern Itailway, at Gulf with the Durtiam and Uliarlotu- Itmlroatl. Tiain .in the Hiitlaud Neck Brand: Itoad leavea Weldon 8 55 p in, Halifax I 17 p ni. arrives Keotland Neck at 5 OK p m, Greenville 6 57 p m, Kinston 7 55 p tn. Keturning leavea Kinaloii 7 50 a m Hreenville 0 5a a m, arriving Halifax at 11 18 am. Weldon 1133a in, daily cx- oent Sunos,'. IrainaoD WaahinKton Ilraneb leave Waahlnr'ton 8 10 n m and 2 30 u m. ar- rlvr Parmele U 10 n in. and 4 INI p in. re turniug leave Parnit-ie t 35 ni and 8 30 p Ol arrive Wanldnglou 11 00 a ni and 7 30 p m, dally xxeept Sunday. I rain leave Tailmro, N ('. ilailv except Sunday 5 30 p m, Sunday, 4 15 p m, ar rivca Plymouth 7 40 p in, fl 10 y m, lle turning, irnvea Plymouth dully eicept Sunday, 7 50 a m, and Sunday i) 00 a m, arrive Tarboro 10 10 a m, 1 1 00 a n, Train on Mi Hand: N C Itranch leave Goldrboro dally, axcept Sunday, 5 30 a. arrvtng rimtinnein o 40 m. Iteturn- tng leave Hoiilhfleld 7 35 a m; arrive stUoldsboro 8 00 a m. Train on Naahvllle Rranrh leavea Eocky Mount at t 80 a m, 3 to p m.arri vc Naahvill 10 20 a m, 4 03 n m. Sorini Hope 11 00 a m. IKn m.ItMiiminir leave Spring Hop 11 20 a m, 4 55 p m, Nanli ville II 45 a in, 5 25 p m, arrtv at Rix-ky ooni ii tu m, o uu p m. daily eicept Sunday. i rain on union lirmncb leavea War saw for Clinton daily, except Sunday. II 40 a m and 4 25 p m, Ketuinlng leave Clinton at 45 a m and I 50 p m. Train No 7b make clow connection al Weldon fm all points North dally all rati via Richmond. H M KHERSON, Goal P Ag-al i R KKNLY. Oeel Manager. T U KMKIWON, Traffic Msuger. Southern R ail way. Th But d t i k,w, Mh, M JLTII Tb Uraot Line lo all Point, TKXAK CAIalFOnNIA, riUItlIAe CUIlAAIfD roitTO in ix). tUraslly rtrat-Caaaa laalpniBial on nil Tarongti er Lsonl Trainei !' Pal aenBleaftbgOar on nil fight Trlat r.Ms4fWrVd. Tn M fcf the iawiWa snd jot area. are a fA, VumtrwMMm Bed XrpadJ tjnonlratn7. , . ' ' . ,-' ' ; Applr TVtat A gaM for Tlnao Tt lata, Re (laaaial arfrewMUov 01 eddnaa . T. tL DAMBT, " . L VtltfOH, ' r. p. o t. a, . f, .. - Aaba-rttU, Jt 0 CaerlAte.il. a , , V ' rst K 0. '!, i.lv.Ort. MVr()i, ' T Va W. A. Tea, 0 f A. "UTAfin.-ttiTri. - - IX O A.& N. C R. R. r ' - TIMB TABLB WO. U i - To Tak Effect Wednesday, Inly" lmt, '' Hi'Kt at 12:01 A.M., K.; T. " ' Going Eatt SCHedulu: Curing Wes - No. 3 Passenger Trains No. 4 ; f Lv. p m STATIONS: ? -Ajr, f) m '.' 8 0 Goldsboro . .11 05 : ' 4 09 LaGrangc ,f .,J0 89 32 K inston .".,... 10 W " 5 40 Ar. New Bern, Ly,;,, 9 CO 850 " Ar...,., 8 8TW L7 15 Ar. 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The New Bernian (New Bern, N.C.)
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Oct. 28, 1900, edition 1
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