The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which, has been
i to use for over SO yean, has borne the signature of
and nu
V3ji-;nal supervision since Its Infancy. .
C44Q . Allow no one to deceive you In this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just-as-good" are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of ' ;
Infants and Chfldren Ibcperlence agauist Experiment,
WHat lo:CASTOR.frC
Castorla is a harmless' substitute for Castor Oil, Pare"
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant.-; It :
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age Is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feveriahnesi. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic It relieves Teething Troubles, cores Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates, tha Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels,: giving healthy and natural sleep, -The
Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. .
genuine CASTORIA always
Bears the Signature of
v. - M
The MYou Haie Always Bought
ln Use For Over ,30 .Years.
to Invest on the ground floor with owners, in a developed free milling
"gold mine. that has produced, and lias expended tin it 7
Fifty: Thousand Dollars
in development on the ledge and a complete five stamp mill, with all
other necessary machinery ready to ran.
The Osark is not a prospect, but a mine that has produced. We are
. placing 100,000 shares of development stock at 25e per share, capital
1,000,000 shares (parlue $1.00 each), fully paid and non-assessable,
to further develop 'and put the property on a paying basis. '
'J. A property lying near the Ozark,' with nowhere as good a showing
1 and very little development, sold last week to a New York syndicate
for $200,000. The Ozark will pay dividends and bo worth par inside of
six months. I his Is tha best investment for the monsy that has ever
been offered to the investing public.
Do not lose this opportunity. It will never appear again. -For
further particulars, prospectus, report on mine, reference's, etc.,
, ADDRESS, . '
,-. Ozark Gold Mining & Milling Co1,
... ':. noscow, Idaho. -:..;
'7i
n p- . -.- mim m. i.iiwi
' all cases of . ; . , z" ' ;:4'R1
iPEAEOOSSlORi
:, ' ' ' ' - by our new invention.. Only those bora deaf are incurable. -'
HEAD IIOISES CEASE l'.'"EDIATELY.
'-Vi
P. A. WIRMAN, OP
GtntUmtn r-r-Mnn courtly eared of deafness,
r',. a full b
tatnnra
of my case, to be need at your discretion.
About five ynn ago my right ear began to sing, and this kept on getting wont, until I lost
hearing in this ear entirely, t , -. ..--.,. -.-.(-.; -;
I underwent a treatment for catarrh; for three month, without any success, consulted a num.
of physicians, among othera, the moat eminent ear specialist of this city, who told me that
-er
only an .operation could help me, and even
wencaue, But the Hearing In the effected ear would be lost lorerer.
; I then m your adTettiaement accidentally in a Mew York paper, and ordered your treat.
. mem. Alter i nap naea n only a lew aaya accoraing to your Directions, me noiKsceanc
j to-dar. after five week,, my bearing in the d laced ear baa been entirely restored. I thai
e,cnn uj ana oegic remain -. -very truly
- ,.,? ;. " ' i '. .. f.
Our treatment dpe$ not interfere with your usual occupation, -
i .'KrrimtQeTlotv.fttM
YOU m CURE YOURSELF AT HOME ?Xaa.
INTERNATIONAL AURAL CU.W'C.
' '
House Work Is Hard Work Without QOLD DUST, fi
; 8ale of Valuible Property.;-
''" Pursaant to the Judgment in the action .
now pending In the Superior Court of
r raven county, North Carolina, wherein ' '
, plaintiff and J. M. Spencer, et all defend j
lun-iug uuuaraignea wiu sell SI puollO
-.; aoction for cash, at the Court Boas of
ssid Crsvea coanly In the City of New
'" Bern, on Tuesday, the 11th day of Feb
ruary, A. D. 1903, at IS o'clock, mid-ds,
the following property, to wit: ' r
, . All that body of land situated in said
: Craven county near tha City of New
Bern, west of End Street and between
Meuse Road and Lawson's Greek, known
j ' as the "Rhem Farm" embracing among
:. nthertrsntlof land the orlglnal"Ilheni
, ? Place", the -"llsrf lsnd, the "Carter"
traol and the "Jerkins Field" and all the
'' machinery and improvements on said
' lands said lands conveyed to Kale E.
'- Johnson by deed dated -Feb. --, 18!)0 by
, -"f. M. Blmmoni, Commissioner, and de
scribed in the complaint In said action.
Also the horses, mules and farming Im
plements directed to be sold by ssld
Judgment. ,
."M.De'W. STEVENSON,
"' :. Commlsnloner.
- ' Jan. Irtth. IWVt. '
' I have si 1 r'- ' "e
lor tale, ,liii..i, ,i i,i t I, t r.
part of Ihn ( 7. a r
' building lots I 1 r , I ,1.
i. J. ' '
fu
4
4
peen made under ids per-
UK
HEAD
NOISES?
HARD z HEARING
BALTIMORE SAYSt
tiTunk. UH ifsrrl, mm.
thanks to your treatment, I will now gin yon
that only temporarily, that the head noises would
syoa
yours. - . . .
A. WSKMAH, noS. Broadway, Baltimore, Md. ,
CSC LA Ulll AYE, CHICAGO, ILL - .
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.Mill TrtM, tjiinl snncy tor Hflrurilis; isuitil,
Put out tkn tlirfMiirh Munn & Co. noelTff
A rmntlmirni'iT lllnwtrnftvl wtir. I.ftnrMut rtr.
ulntlin ot "f ifiitMU itiC Jihii iihI, TiTnm, $3 a
irnr Tour moniua, l ooui uyu nwinairg.
v lirtuiob itn.ixt. OA V BU WMhluitto D. C. .
eon ROME USE
Ulcan, pure whoicHome, pnarantoea 'a
ho cli"mlnl!y mado from dmtillcj wa'.tt
sad fme Iroin Impurities, Hpecinlly in
lowlH snd prepared for . human on
S"1' I '1.
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a m to ti p m.
t ..! mm, nil only) 1 a m'tu 12
1 r j 11 rii.1 oti.ii;inffri'innon,
. UUem,
good iuo:: Mib
SEVERAL AFFLICTIONS THAT HAVE
THLIR COMPENSATIONS.
Am Attack of Smallpox, U To Swt
Over It, WIU Add Ttwi to You
Life -r Sufferers From Bhonaaatlsaa
and Gout Are Ioaa; Lived, i
Have- yon had BfnnllpoiJ If you.
have and yon have recovered from the
terrible disease without your eyesight
or hearing being serlousjy affected, as
Is very often the case, yon may-congratulate
yourself that smallpox' at
tacked yon, for you will probably, bar
ring Occidents, Uve considerably longer
and enjoy better general health than if
you had never bad the dlsealse;?;
It la A remarkable fact one of na
ture's peculiar .compensations that
people who have suffered from small
pox generally live longer than people
who have not Why this should be the
cage there Is only an unproved theory
to explain, And the theory ia that the
microbes which go to make smallpox,
being very powerful' and pugnacious,
swallow op the microbes of many oth
er diseases which they find In the sys
tems of the persons they attack; hence,
by contracting smallpox severely,, yon
stand a. good chance of eliminating
from your system other diseases which
would Boize upon you at some time or
other and, likely enough, prove fatal.
At the same time It must be admit
ted that smallpox Is not scheduled as a
preventive medicine, and the number
of persons it either kills, maims or in
flicts with mental Incapacities Is prob
ably greater than the number of per
sona whose lives it prolongs.
At the same time It Is a fact that the
disease, though one of the- most terri
ble known to medical science, does you
a great deal of good if you are capable
of throwing It off without suffering
after effects of a more serious charac
ter than being pitted with the queer
little marks It almost invariably leaves
belilad to distinguish Its. victims.
Numbers of elderly persons in more or
less feeble health are kept alive by
coughs, such, for instance, as bronchi
tis. Chronic coughs are peculiarly com
mon to old people, and hundreds who
complain of the distress caused them
by such affections are really Indebted
to their coughs for. their length of life.
The reason of this is that most elderly
persons suffer with weak hearts and
feeble circulation of the blood, and
weak hearts become weaker merely as
a result of their weakness. A constant
cough corrects this, keeps the heart
beating more strongly than It other
wise would, and the strong heart beat
keeps the blood circulating more quick
ly, and tbo vital organs are thus kept
in a state of activity which could only
be maintained by artificial means and
'for a limited time bnt for the trouble
some cough.
Moreover, the constant reminders
given by the congh deter the sufferers
from running risks of catching colds.
In other words, they have to study
tbfeir hearth or suffer "more acutely
from tbclr coughs, and, choosing the
former, tbey benefit accordingly. ,
Gout and rheumatism are exceeding
ly painful diseases and of course in
some eases prove fatal, but they confer
many a - blessing upon mankind, and
rheumatism particularly is well known
to doctors as a preventive of many oth
er diseases. It Is a notorious fact that
gouty subjects generally live to a ripe
age, and albeit they suffer very se
verely at times they generally enjoy ex
cellent .general health, the very causes
ot the gout keeping their blood In good
condition and making it unendurable to
many kinds of microbes.
Cases have occurred of whole house
holds,, except one member, : , being
stricken down with infectious diseases,
and the lucky exception has been a
suffered from -rheumatism or gout,
which clone has prevented him from
contracting the diseases which have
run through the house, . Such sufferers
do not run half the risk of catching
the common illnesses that nonsuffcrers
run, and a large proportion of the peo
ple who reach age of fourscore years
are people who for years bavo suffered
from gout or rheumatism, to which
fact they undoubtedly owe many of
the years tbey have lived orer the al
lotted span. ' ' '
.. Take half n dozen persons orer tho
ago ot seventy who suffer from rheu
matism pr gout snd half a down oth
ers who suffer from- neither and o
Wll find that except for. their rhen
tnatlsm or gout, they enjoy very much
better health than . the nonsufterers
and stand splendid cbanco of outllv
log the latter., Moreover, gout and
rheumatism greatly enhance a suffer
er's chances of retaining his mental
faculties until ihe end. A large per
centage of oentenarlans who died with
an their wiu about them and with ex
cellent memories Of the days of their
youth nave suffered for many years'
from rheumatism and been particular
ly free from other diseases - ' - 5 V
The loss of a leg or an ami Is also
said to do yon good in the long ran.
Perhaps that Is an awkward phrase to
PPly to the loss of a teg. but let it
stand. It certainly seems that When
man Is deprived; of a leg or an arm
the vitality snd vigor of the lost menV
ber remain with blm to. Increase the
vitality of the remainder. -.
, It has been declared by an eminent
authority that when a man has s leg
cut off, h being In sufficiently good
health not to collapse from the opera'
Hon, adds two or three, sometimes
more, years on to bta latter days.
rearson s weekly. : -w -w . . ' . , . ; . : ;.
':'''i,"1' Firing Wedlationa, ' J
In 1273 Friar Haeon .predicted that
flying would "shortly" become S gen
eral practice.' and BIsbop Wllklns In
1052 said, "It will yet be as usual to
hear a man call for his wings when be
Is going on a Journey as It Is now to
hear blm call for bis boots."
' ; The Secret ot long Lite. ;
: Con lifts In keeping all the main or
gam of the body In healthy, regular ac
tion, and In quickly destroying deadly
diroaie germs. Electrlo Klttcrs Ksulnte
Blomavh, JLIvor and Kidneys, mrlfy the
blood, and give a gplcndM npi"!lll.
They work Wondors In curing Kidney
Troubh-s, Female Cowplnin'a, hcrvous
Dlr'Ml'iilfl, Coil'C'p-i'Ji.iIl, py . .!, Blid
F:i''ir'a. V -.HJ IB " 'f ' ! f.'"r"'?l
'! t-, " r i ,-.
THE. BATTLE OF LIFE.
Begin life where yon are.
Go to work earnestly snd confident
ly.
Carefully look over what Is to be
Bone. "
Keep a . cool ..bead snd cultivate
poise. " s
Do not be overcome by seeming mis.
takes. "..-.'.
Do as well as yon can what lies near
est at band. ' ,.!.-
Only weak people are cast down by
apparent failures and blunders.
Sometimes our apparent-' mistakes
help us along more than our seeming
SUCCeSS. - , !, i r . tf
"v Errors are sometimes very expensive:
but then, again, they often save In the
long run more than tbey cost
Those who win In life's battles are
the brave, courageous ones who look
upon all experience as being educa
tional. . - - - ;. '
Meet yooi difficulties and problems
calmly and with a belief that it you
do your part' ther will be solved and
overcome In-the best way.-rChlcago
Uvo Stock World.
Twain md the, Klvermen. .
( Mark Twain once told, to a party of
friends the following story on himself:
On one occasion when he started on
a trip down the Mississippi river on a
flartboat he was advised never to an
swer the questions asked by rtvermen
on other boats and never to bandy
'words with them, as he would be sure
always to come out second best. He
followed the advice religiously for a
time, but one day he thought he saw
S chance to get the better of a river-
man who called out:
i "Hey, thar, what yer loaded with?"
"Jackasses. . Don't you want to come
aboard!" yelled back Twain.
"That's whut I reckoned, soeln' as
how they let ther biggest donkey hev
ther run of the deck!" came back.
Twain made a dive below as all tbo
rtvermen In the neighborhood set up a
derisive laugh at his expense.
A Lnckr Dursraln.
It is said that a foreman stereotyper
in a London printing works has had a
curious windfall. Going to a sale of
musical Instruments, he purchased an
old harpsichord for 20 shillings, be
cause, having a bobby for fretwork, bo
fancied the wood ot the front panel.
When he got his purchase home, he
dissected It. He then discovered that
the ' harpsichord bad a double back,
and presently between the boards he
found very old Bank of England notes
the total face value of which amount
ed to 30.000.
KNOW
the many ae-called birth medicines, and
most remedies for women in the treatment
of ber delicate organa, contain more or leaa
opium, morphine and strychnine t
, , Do Von Know that opium and morphine
are atapef vlng narootio poiaontt
' Do yea Knew that in moat eountriei drug
giita are not permitted to aell narcotlca with
out labeling them poisoner
Do Von fcTaow that you should not take
Internally any medicine for the pain accom
panying pregnanov f
Da Von Know that Mother's Prlend la a
purely vegetable preparation, and that It ia
applied externally only.
Do Yea Know that Mother'a Prlend la a
celebrated prescription and that It hi been
in me over forty years, and that each bottle
ot the genuine bears the name et The Brad
Seld Regulator C&r
Do you know that when you uie thia por
feotremedrdwringehUdblrtb or throughout
the entire period of gestation that you will
be free of pain and bear healthy, olever
children t -' - . .
Well, theso things r worth knowing.
Theyaretacta. ordrugglBta.Sl.OJ. Aooopt
tube tit ate. Our book "Motherhood" free.
-. THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO-
- ' - , ATLANTA, OA. '.-
H.w.vSrapsoir,
ii te SbDeiiieot
;t08 'Broad Street
r. A. ereoa. Pres. K. H. Meadows, V. Prea
;r,";;f. B. St. CbrovesvOaahiar. ,
citizens' bank;
Doinc Qenersl BanklrJc-Business
- March 1,1931, Burplus snd CndiVr-
So';!;s"ided Profltt, tl6fiO0M,SZZ
' ' Prompt and earefnl sttentlos given to
all business entrusted to ns." Accounts
received pn favorable terms, - -.,
-, ,.v :i Boara et Dirsetorai' ; ;,f
fardlnand IJlrwa
J. A. Meadows,
Samuel W. Ipock,
Chaa. H. rowiar.
M. B. Headows, ?
Cbaa. Duffy, 4r.
Jamoa Baaiaou, .!
i. W. Grainger, ..' Thomas A.tt:
tin ttanu.
b. w.omaiiwooa -..v.n.iov.
beo..lTe, W.F. Crockett.
Mark Disoswar. '
Notice of Dissolution of Co-partner-
jr'i'i-'v: '!''" abln. ' -'.i
The co-partnership heretofore con
ducted under the firm name of J. H.
Fowler A Co., composed of 0. H. Fow
hr, II. J. Kennedy, J. 0. Muss and! W.J,
Swan has this dsy been dissolved by mu
tual consent. '
. H. J, Kennedy having purchased the
Interest of 0. II. Fowler, J. C. Muse snd
W.J. 6 wan, the business will be con
tinned at the same place under the old
firm name of 0. II. Fowler i Co.
All di l ls owlnsi by the firm will be
pidd by II. J. Kennedy and all persons
owlrgtl.a firm either by nole or book
S'-eoinjt vi "1 pny sr'ko to II. J, Kennedy,
t'.l-'f K. C January 1, 19:3,
C. Jt. Kowi.rs,
H. 3. I .;s;t,r, -
' J. :.. '
The
-r- jt-ti
South
em
zil'way
, - Announces the
v ." Opening of the Winter ?
TOURIST SEASON
i And the Placing on Pale ot
I.
. To all ErominentJPoints in the
South, Southwest, West indies,
Mexico and California,
Including St. Aueiistine, Palm Beach,
Miami, Jacksonville, Tampa, Port Tam
pa, Brunswick, Thomasville, Charleston,
Aiken, Augusta, rinehnrst, Aslieville,
Atlanta, New'Orleans, Memphis and
The laandol lie Sky.
Perfect Dini a andJ.Slecping Car
' fc'ervice'on allTrains.
SEEiTHAT TOUR TICKET READS
VIA. SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Ask any agent for full information or
Address
E. L. Vernon. O. W. Wbstburt,
Traveling I ass.Agt ' Dist.Pass.Agt,
tiiarlotte,;w. t. Klclimond.va.
8. H. HARDWICK,
General Passenger Agent,
J. M. Culp, W. A. TuBK,
Trafllc Manager. Asst. Pass.Traflic Mgr.
Waslilngton, JJ. V.
South Carolina Interstate and
West Indian Exposition,
Charleston, S. C, Dec.
1st, 1901 June 1st,
10OZ
On accouut of the above occasion the
Southern Railway will sell round trip
tickets to Charleston, S. C, and return at
greatly reduced rates from all stations.
Fares from principal points as shown
below and comparatively low rates from
all other stations:
o-g
8
a, a a
a oca
a 9 a
cfi-3-
'O je
Burlington, $13 50 (9 90
Chapel Hill 18 50 9 90
Cnsrlotte, 10 06 7 85
Concord, 11 05 8!10
$7 00
700
490
5 80
5.30
700
5 20
7!0O
0135
Davidson, 11 10 BJ15
Durham,. '13 50 0 90
Oastonia, 10 40 7 60
Greensboro, 13 15 0 65
Hickory, 13 0U i)K0
8f05 0 70
Lexlneton. 13 Uii
050 ;085
10 75 7 00
9;45S:25
10 35 7 05
Madison, , 14 G5
Mocksvlllo, 12 90
Morirsnton. 14 10
Raleigh, 13 50 9 90
Reidsville, 14 35 10 05
Salisbury, 12 20 8 05
Statesvllle, 12 20 8 95
700
765
5 75
6 75
685
Wilkesboro, l 48 13 0D
Wintton-Salem, 12 45 0 15
For further Information please call on
any agent of the Southern Railway or
write.
W. A. TuitK, A. P. T. M
Washington, D. C.
J. M. Culp, T. M
8. II. Chadwick, G. P. A.
Washington, D. 0.
R. L. VtBHON,
Charlotte. N. 0.
F. M.iSlmmoD". A. I). Ward
SlMflONS 4 WARD,
ATTORN Ei aa1 COUNSELORS 1
LAW.
SEW nfcRHB, H. !.
OtUoe 68 80, Front Street, nearly oppo
site Hotel Cbatlawta,
(Office also at Raleigh.)
Practice in the counties of Craven,
Dunlin. Jones. Onslow. Carteret, Pamli
co and Wake, in tne supreme ana Jrea
ersl Courts, and wherever services are
desired! ; '
P. II. Pelletler,
ATT0ENET AT LAW,
Middle Street, Lswjeri Brisk
'jcZ-: . - .i BslMIs. V -V
Wiu nractloa in tbe Coantlea of Orareei
Oarterat. Jones. Onslow aQ PamUeo. D. S
Uoort at New Bans and Supreme poors
y:;.UMtxtmsy at Law, '::r-
74.80. Front 8t Opp. Hotel Ohattawka,
V .... NBW BERN, N. WJf :;
Craven County Attorney, ; f:
Clrouit, Craven. JoneslOnalow, Cart.
eret, Pamlico, Greene, Lenoir, and the
Supreme and Federal Courts. ... , V? ; t
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TRAINS GOIKQ bOUTU.
DATED jg jS'.:o a . e .
Dec. 22,1901 "
(Corrected) a4
"a.M. P.M. P.M. A.M. p75
IjV. Weldon 11 0 0 88 .... . . ,
Ar. E. Mt.. 1 00 10 82 .. . . ;.. .....
Lv.Tarboroia 22 7 22
Lv. R. Mt. 1 OS 10 02 7 62 5 46ir6
Lv. Wilson 1 6011 10 8 81 0 86 S 40
Lv. Belma.. 2 6611 69
Lv.Fay'vlUe 4 80 1 12 ....
Ar.Florenoe 7 86 8 16
. P.M. A.M.
Ar. Golds 9 20 .....
Lv. Golds... ... . ..... 7 81 8 16
Lv. Mag'lla 8 87 4 26
ArWilm'ton ..... 10 10 6 00
P.M. A.M. P.M
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
o' o J d '3 o 3 o3
A.M. pTm!
Lv.Florenoe 10 05 8 05 .
Lv.Fay'ville 12 40 ... . 10 09
Lv.Selma. . 2 10 11 25
Ar. Wilson. 2 57 12 07
A. M. P. M. A. M.
LvWilm'ton 700 980
Lv. Mag'lia 8 80 11 06
Lv. Golds 786 9871226
P.M. A.M. P.M.P.M
Lv. Wilson 2 86 8 20 11 84 10 45 1 18
Ar. K. Mt. . 8 80 9 00 12 10 11 28 1 58
Ar. Tarboro 9 84
Lv. Tarboro 2 81
Ly. R. Mt. . 8 60 12 48 .... 777!
Ar. Weldon 4 63 1 87
P.M. A.M.
Yadkin Division Main Line
Train leaves Wilmington 9 10 a m. ar
rives Fayetteville 12 20 n m. leaves Fav-
etteville 12 42 p m, arrives Sanford 1 68
p m. Ketnrning leave Hanford B 06 p m,
arrive FsvetteviBe 4 20 n m. leave Fav-
etteville 4 80 p m, arrives Wilmington
9 16 p m.
uennettsvuie uranon Train leaves
Bennetts ville 810 am. Maxton 9 05 a m.
Red Springs 9 82 (m, Hope Mills 10 65
a m, arrive Fayetteville 11 10. Return
ing leaves Fayetteville 4 45 p m, Hope
Mills 5 00 pm, Red Sprues 6 48 p m.
Maxton 6 16 p m, arrives Bennettsville
7 10 p m.
Connections at Fayetteville with train
No. 78, at Maxton with tbe Carolina
Central Railroad, at Bed Bprlngs with
the Red Sprinirs and Bowmore railroad.
at Sanford with the Heaboud Air Line
and Southern Railway, at Gulf with the
Durham and Charlotte Railroad.
Train on the Scotland Neck Branch
Road leaves Weldon 815 p m, Halifax
8 29 pm, arrives Scotland Neck at 4 10
p m, Greenville 6 47 p m, Klnston 6 45
p m. Returning leaves Einston 7 80 a m
Greenville 8 80 a m, arriving Halifax
nuaaro, weldon liaua m, daily ex.
oept Sunahy.
Trains on Washington Branch leave
Washington 8 00 a m and 2 46 p m, ar
rive Parmele 8 55 a m, and 4 10 p m, re
turning leave Parmele 11 10 a m & 5 82 d
m arrive Washington 12 80 a m and 6 15
p m, dally except Sunday..
Train leaves Tarboro, N G, daily except
Q..J. IM.m Q..n. A OK . m
j uuun, w 111, muiu. s vu y su, m
rives Plymouth 6 86 p m, 6 80 p m, Re
turning, leaves Plymouth daily exoept
ounaay, 7 no a m, ana rjunaay swam,
arrives Tarboro 9 65 a m. 11 00 s ni
Train on Midland; N 0 Branch leave
uoiaiDoro aaiiy, exoept Sunday, 0 uu a,
m. arriving Bnuthfleld 8 10 a m. Return
ing leaves Smlthfield 700 a m; arrives
at Goldsboro 8 25 am.
Trains on Nashville Branch leaves
Rooky Mount at 9 80 a m, 4:00 p m,arrive
Nashville 10 20 s m, 428 pm, Spring
Hope 11 00 a m, 4 45 p m.Retornlngleave
Spring Hope 11 20 a m, 5 15 p m, Nash
ville 11 45 a m. 5 46 p m. arrive at Rooky
Mount 12 10 p m, 6 20 p m, dally exoept
Sunday,
Train on Clinton Braneh leaves War
saw for Clinton daily, exoept Sunday,
11 40 a m and 4 15 p m. Returning leaves
Clinton at 6 45 a m and 9 60 p m.
Train No 78 makes close connection at
Weldon fot all points North daily all
rail via Richmond.
H M EMERSON, Genl Pass Agent
i K h.xmiiX, uen'l Manager.
T M KMERSON. Trafflo Manager.
.JEAHTESOS
CaiROijINA DISPATCH n IilUjb.
Old DomMoQ Steamship Co
f BatlSHT t JfAS8Hfls.lt
For -All Poliit Jforth.
On snd after this date .until further
notice the steamSrs of- this line are
scheduled to sail from New Bern as
foUowsrvy , ,.
The Steamer ,NE USE
for Oriental, Roanoke Island. Elisabeth
City snd the North on Mondays, Wed
nesdays ana t riaays si m. ,
The StrKiswberne
Tot Nags Head, XHsabeth City snd the
North on Tuesdays snd Fridays st 18
o'clock, noon,...., r'i""? :.
tW Freight reoelvsi not ,IUc
than on hoar previous t sslling.
For farther inormstion spplj to
?$: GEO. HJENDEE30N, At J
M, K. Kim, Genv Mgr.,!y:il.
IL0. HuD0i58,Qen.Frt.4 Psss,Axt
H.;NorfoUci Y;H:
New fiern. N. O- An.fl4. 1801. - ' M
Xsotle Ulrcctory.
NEW BK RN CONCLAVE 408, Improved
Ordor Ileptssnphl, ments 2nd and 4th
Thuraday nights, at 8 o'clock at Bonn
tree Hall. Dr. E. F. Early, A rchnn; 1, J,
Toleon, Jr, Financier, Geo, D. ti"rdner,
Hocretary. .
C'tAVFT mra?6 NO. 1 f ' TITS
OK I' M :"') s i. V -fa ... 4Lh
Wednt-i.ry ?' '! 1 1 : h X ilh In
I,..'-' r ,,i,'. x t. i, at 7.R0
ii'- ...J. .1. , I '; t. J,
I ., , ., ;.MClal
A.&N. C.R. R.
" TIMS TABU HO. 24
To Take Effect 8nnday, Kovemher 24,
.1901 at 12:01 A.M., B. b T.
(JowgXatt j Bohsdulx: Going Wen
No. 8 Passenger Trains No. 4
DAILY.
Lv, p m stations: Ar. a m
840 Goldsboro 11 OR
409 LaG range 10 83
4 89. Einston 1012
6 40 Ar. New Bern, Lv 9 On
6 60 Lv. Ar. 8 87
7 15.... Ar. Morehead Oitv Lv 7 06
No. 6.
No. 6,
Pasunger
T'tlu.
Ar.p, at
8 00
Passenger
CTATIO . :J
I A1LV.
Train.
Lv,
.A. M.
8 00.
8 28.
8 81.
.Goldsboro
....Best's 7 f
..LaGrange 7 27
Falling Creek 7 17
...Klnston 7 07
...Caswell 6 65
8 42.
H.6I.
9 02
9 18 Dover 6 47
9 8o Core Creek 6 30
9 44 Tuscarora 6 20
9 48 Clarka 0 12
1000 Ar. New Bern, Lv 0 00
. p. u.
No. 1. I
No. 2,
Mx't Ft. and
Pass. Tn.
Mx'd Ft. and stations:
Paes.Tn.
Daily Biobpt
Sunday.
Lv, am
Ar. p m
6 00 Goldsboro 6 33
6 8 J Best's 4 53
7 00 LaGrange 4 23
7 15 Falling creek 3 53
8 80 Kinston 3 33
,8 40 oaswell 2 28
9 42 Dover 2 10
10 07 core creek 1 10
10 82 Tuscarora 12 48
10 52 Clark's 12 40
1115 Ar. New Bern.Lv 12 10
No. 9. f No. 10.
180 Lv. " Ar 10 47
212 Riverdale) 1010
8 20 croatan 10 00
8 05 Havelock 9 40
8 84. . . Newport, Lv 9 08
8 47 Wlldwood 8 47
8 52 Atlantic 8 38
4 08 .. Ar. Morehead city, Lv.. .8 20
4 23 . .Ar. M. city Depot, Lv 7 50
P. W. 1 . H.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday.
(Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
8. L. DILL,
G. P. A.
Atlantic Const Line.
Wiliiingto'n & New Bkkhe R. E
TIME TABLE No, 5,
In Effect Wednesday. Aug. 7. 1898. Daily
Except Sunday,
Going South j bciiedcle: I Going North
No. 51, Passenger Trains No. 50,
Lv. a m, STATIONS: Ar. p m.
9 00 New Berne 5 40
9 86 PollocksvUle 6 04
8 51 Maysville. 4 49
1002.
1208.
. .Jacksonville 4 19
I Wilmington, ) 9 an
Union Depot f w
1216 ...Ar. Wilmington; Lv. ... 2 25
P II P M
No. 8, Passenoeb & Fbkiqdt No. 4.
Leave Wilmington Monday, Wednes
day and Friday. Lea e New Berne Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday.
Lv. AM Ar. P 11
7 80 Lv. Wilmington, Ar 1 45
840 Scott's Hill 12 56
9 80 Woodside 12 16
1005 Hollyridge 11 40
1051 Dixon 10 51
1120 Verona 10 20
12 06 .Jacksonville. 9 45
12 80 Northeast. 8 55
2166 Whiteoak 8 30
180 Maysville 8 05
215 Pollocksville 7 20
9 66 Debrubl's 8 86
8 40 Ar. New Barne, Lv 6 00
Daily Except Sknday.
J. R. KENLY,
General Manaper
rV 11
anrtahif too invent or Improve! also set
CAVCATJinoI-HARK. C0PYRISHT or DESIGN
PROTECTION. Bend model, sketch, or photo,
fee tree eramtnaUon and adrlee.
I00K ON PATENTS K&M?
Write n M PrMWS
to MtMaMim0 are- w wm t
Patent Lawrera. WASHINGTON, D.C. i
,eaeee
Buy your friends
Christmas Presents
that are useful
Nios PesrTfHandle Pocket Knives,
Scissors and Shears, Razors with plain
and fancy bandies. All the above goods
are fully warranted to be the very finest
quality,
Tor your boy a good first-class single
barrel breech loading Gnn only (4.75.
Ws have many other useful articles
nch as are kept In Hardware stores.
LB.CDTLER HWf CO.
A Qpod
Telephone
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While In Boanfort be sure tnd stop at
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A boms for traveling people. Fishing
and hunting Unexcelled. , Terms $1J)S S
d?y or 13.00 per week;
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