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For a Lame Back,
5oreMiisc.es,
or, in fact, all Lameness and Sore
ness of your body there is nothing;
that will drive out the pain and in
flammation so quickly as
Mustang Liniment.
If you cannot reach the spot your
; self get some one to assist you, for
it is essential that the. liniment be
rubbed in most thoroughly.
Mexican Hustang Liniment
overcomes the ailment, of hone, and all domestic anlm,l. In fact,
it is a flesh healer and pain killer no matter who or what the patient 1.
- The
I atvcr
period
Jf , M will
ww row
and ihOMid of other
and
std l.00 bottles of Via of Cards.
. 'Ton, Win of Owdo? has 0000?
poraea of toe Wins ana one mtm
I havo atarted to omit I will not b
o um u wui no am wnmui
lo. who aid not ntsnslraate s
ad nouina alaa kalMd ua 1
lBnrin'jiviflao,
yean of am and
before I naad you
ronr BMdMtnaa. hut I
new woman and da all nv
betor, I took Wins ofOardnl. t woald be Tery ftad tZwril
i and teU ha howl Sttfla Mie I aMoTwIne MOardui
ARE fZ&L 1
DEAFNESS OR HARD HEARING
ARE MOW OURADLE
by our new inreatioa. . Only aasss bora daaf are iocarabie.
HEAD NOISES CEASE IMMEDIATELY.
' . A. WKRMAR, Of BALTIMOffl, SAYH 1
. Baanifeaa, M4,, March iom.
- Gentlemen Bring- entirely eared of deafaeel, lhaakoloyoar treelmeel, 1 will new glTC yoa
a fall history of my an. to be awd at war dlaeretiea.
About five ynra ago my rifht r baflaa ts
my hearing In tliii car entirely.
I underwent
catarrh, for three
only an ooeration con Id kelo in, mmd
OiMi craftt, hut the hearing in the affct4 nr
X then aotr your ndirerttsenient ueidcatsillT
nicnv. Alter i iih'i iwcu ii only a iew tun aeaomini v ymr airacwriia, in i
lo-dttv. after 'five weeka. my bearing is the dieeaaed ear aWee. entirely retvtored.
bemriily aud bee tc remain
ry rar
lie
i. A.
vmtra.
e
)!!) treatment tUm not inttrftre with four usual occupation.
ttr1 YOU CAS CURE YOURSELF'AT HOME .aaf-
INTERriATIOrial AURU CUKIC, 69ft LA HUE AVE CHICAGO, ILL -
mmiwilonera Sal e.
yt xy .yiriuv vk atu uiuoi - wiuv id 4oe
Special Proceedings entitled Leery Sim
. rnont, Admlniitrator of tho Estate of
t: ' . Virgu Bpsrrow, aee'fl., ts Betsy Biro-
moos, Phyllis Clark si si. before tho
Clerk of tho. 8a peri or Court of .Crtren
: county, N. 0 , made on tho 8tb day of
February, 1903. tho Undersigned com
missioner, will offer for sale and sell at
' public rondue, to tho highest Udder for
.cash, at the eourt boose door In the city
of Mew Bern, Orsren eoonty, H. 0 oa
Monday the 10th day of Marob, 1909, at
the bonr of W o'clock M.,4bo followlag
-(rtj.iV. real estate to-witi . , .
A certain lot or "parcel of land Id the
v " t oHy rf Hew Bern, Crayea county, Kortb
' ' Carolina,-and la that portion, of laid
city of New Bern formerly known as
wFarmylll' bsln lot Mo. U. bounded
;' --oa the east by lot - Mo. 88, on the north
' br Manor Wayne's lot. oa tbe west by
' , Mirrar street, and oa the sooth br Sola
-:. nwana lAt fpnNtfM ttfrm lnh i
on said Murray street, and having; a
depUt of one hundred (109) two feet.
' : (The aald lot eoatains two dwelling
.,honss, oat-hoaaee etc.) For farther
. :. - description refereoee Is made to a deed
' from fi. at. Parle and K. M. Parle, True-(-
tee etc, to Vlrfrtl Hpsrrow, bearing date
' of J one SOth. 1880, end recorded la tbe
Bubllo records Is ofUce of Register of
reds for said Orarea County fa Book
. : ; l Deeds Mo. M-Follo 814. f .
' RAraaBi O'llAaa, r
"X Tbli 8th day of Fobrosry, nol
tlcCzi L:r.;'T C::r3
t'ZU -ty:-it'U -
- - - -..)..", -...'-' V."
r -ST .'-
1
Seek Relief !
great sfsjartlsa ot worsen who nfler
auk a serious effort tobsncflt mem-
Tht avast si than fo ea Mvixl no at
wfl svoniuslly wear off. They
sad won tvtrv day. At thi
of rsssilruiilsa woman Is pocuJIarly
soMtsssMs t tM mm or external wiucaets
sad It Is else the avast fsvorsblt that for tho
; dswlasisal of Mow dUesse gsrms which
atsybslarkhMlaaSs tystaa, Airy phytldaa
MwSlhatdlsordiNd Mutroattoa, falling of
1 tw, wotae sad hutsiihoss sr blighting llvti la
abaaat svery Items. No weesea should neg
lect hcmlf s BMmcat aftar th sees Indication,
of hauls dbctM. Almost lastant relief can
, to SOCafad. ay fhs MS of
YeARMl
rvJkrve yosj right hi year own home.
scesn ms wjuroorry ei nrs. ociikt
iay sstk relief todsyr AO dragguts
t Wayne, Ind, Manh ST, 1000.
food ft ma, I bar, naed Ato
of Tbedfard',
JMaoK-unHvqi. Auu naoo
the house, it helped mr
Mgm. Bn was sixteen
a very baa state myself
three days. And now I
tanad MllM
"- nd waahln.
wmoa a noma
teeny poor
BnoutB
ANY
HEAD NOISES?
wag. and thai hent ea settiaf wane, atrttl I loat
awntha, wtthewt any sneetea, eeaealted a aenv
Ihet only Uamari ly, that the head aoiaee would
wtwlfl b lMt form fa
In Ktnr Tdjrk mmt. md erttretl ytjar treat
ceaaed. and
I thank yoa
WMMAM, ntt. Ireedway, BaUknora, Md. .
lfotlee of. Sammonn,
Monra Caoliha, ) Superior Court, .
vrawn vooaiy. ) apni l erm, xn,
Charlotte Williams.
- Matbanlel WlUlams:
' Th defendant abort named will take
notice, that an action at shore entitled
hsa been aommanNut In tha- fin A.
- - WMIVIHn
Oonrtof tJramn tnnntti fn -
Tinonio matrimonii, ana seta oerendant
Is required to appear at the next term of
tbe Snmrior. Gnart for rima immhi
to be held ob tbe 6th Monday after tbe
aiunuaj in msren. ivu, 11 001DV th
tllh dar of AprU, 1B09, at the court bouse
m sua county, in us. city oi Hew Bern
and answer to demur to the complaint
in isia scuon, or the plaintiff will sp-
viy i me soon tor ine roilei oeminded
a aaiu oompialBb .,. ;
; Thli 82nd day of anaarrVlOOl' " '
- " W.M.Wmol,
i) , .' ' 4 . 'v Clerk Superior Court
ICE
OK B0E TJRE
rSeanJ tmra fa-hntMAina. MiHHia(
bo chemically made from UmUlled wattr
- A m . i i.i ... .
u irne rum impuntiea. epecisuy
In
tenaea ana Dreparea for human
anmntlnn. '
on
loo delirered dally (eicepiQSunda
a m vo e p m. - -., , .j ,
rnadays (reUll only) 7 a m to 19 noon
For prices and otherlnformatloa,
" y. '' ' AddroRK,' -
IICT7 r:rr.3 Ico'cW
-' - NANETTE.
What did he ai to you. Nanette. .:
This man that yon will not forgetf '
Hla heart T Well, say perchanoo a MI -.That
soothed yon when you needed It. .
pi Hit soulT WeU, say a mood wherata .
He wearied of aooustomed sin ... - ,
And made you partner of regrat, .
- 'Kr- eaette.--.-i-j4.w-.
What did he atr to you. Nanette. . j '
Thla man that yon wu) not forgetf " ' ,
His wltr Well, say perobanoe a lest .' -That
left Its poison in your breast. ',.
- His brain t Well, aay enough to show
How much he knew you might ot
know-t .'. !',,!;. i
Poor butterfly in wlsdomf THteXTtvp';
Hanette. t:, . ;" . :
What did he gtre to you, Kanette, v
This man that you will not forget 7
Libations at a goddear shrlnel ' ' r.
Ha poured for you a different wine.
. Inoenae that Is g-oddeaa duet - ' .
He gave-yon a oertaln aert. 'tla true.
(The incense of a cigarette), ..- - . .
: v nanetta, . ; s , ,
He gave his wont to you, Nanette, ,
This man that you will not forget
A kind contempt, a aometning less
Than tender In his tenderness. ,:
Ob, lovs was kind your eyes to dim)
Ytu thought this dross the gold of him;
Tour fool's cap seemed a coronet,-.
Nanette.
Well, fate must have It Jest, Nanette,
The lite of you will not forget.
And, though a man might give his best.
His highest and his holiest
Of soul and heart, you would not cere,
And he I think he laughs somewhere
To see your eyes are blinded yet,
Nanette. --Life.
What He Didn't Know.
'flip Toot-Ah, sweet spring posies
First Rivi-n slioots of
Tha .-miner -HI! Git outer tnet
there onion patch! New York Journal,
Hotp Arbitration Works.
Yonst Don't you think arbitration Is
the snfi'tit wny to settlo disputes?
CriuiHonliciik No, I must say that I
do not. We IiikI some trouble with our
cook, and I went to the kitchen to ar
bitrate the matter with her. Come up
to the liDiiw ko i no time, and I'll show
you wBnt remains of the suit of
clothes I wore that day. Yonkers
Statesman.
Ifta DlHcovery.
"Mnry." mild the young husband in
hollow nci-i-nts, 'Mid you get the recipe
for these liixeults out of the cook
book?" "Yes, dear," she replied nervously.
"Why do ymi ask?"
"Nothing, pet cr-only I didn't think
cooklicokM wore such heavy literature."
Baltimore News.
A ntomoblllno; RevealeeL
Mr. Perfume I thought when you
sold me this nutomoblle you guaran
teed it to Ih n first class bill climber?
'Denier Um!
Mr. Perfume Well, the only thing It
has shown any tendency to climb has
been telegraph poles. Puck.
Dreame.
"Oh." exclaimed the poet "If
dreams would ouiy come truer
my
"Which assertion makes It evident,"
remarked the business man, "that yoa
never oat any lobster salad Just before
going to bed." Indianapolis Sun,
Hnnaoroaa tha L-aaC
"So you've been through our big shoe
manufactory, eh? What did yon think
of all that modern machinery?"
"Well," replied the old fashioned cob
bler, "It certainly docs beat awL" Phil
adelphia Press.
An Expeaelve Laawry.
Mr. O'Toole (entering doctor! office)
8huro, doctber, 01 think 01 bor ap
plndicltls, ' ' v
Dr. Smith Nonsense, man I " Yoa
haven't mouoy enough for that
Judge.
Homely. t
Bennet Did you ever know any on
bo homely?
Nearpass Hardly. Why, she 1 so
homely that automobile goggle are
actually becoming to her. Puck,
Chlckew H
Jlmson A Virginia girl bts offered
to marry the man winning the moat
honors nt a local poultry show.
Jester Chicken hearted. Isn't she?
Ohio Journal. " . ''
Hard Ltaao. .
.Husband How long I It since Pre
been to church ? ;.: .-,
Wife Do yon mean' t aay you're
'forgotten our wedding day r Brooklyn
Ufa. . y ......('-. -a.,-;
.t.
BialhT Shlvalvamk. ' ' v.
First New Woman What charming
manners she has! .. . ' : -" "'
r Second '. Now, Woman Yea, indeed!
So gentlemanly 1-Philadelphia Ledger,
a. auk laoV'M
' The Monk Five baby elks bar been
born hero within th last four weeks. -
Tho Cockatoo By Oeorgel We'll or
ganls a lodger Smart Set y' - -:-- "
.;. -' " ' ' ' --
. -"'.'ilw Far arlaHta.
'' Landlord The rent of this anlt of
rooms I 90 a week, Including water.
'. Colonel Kentuck How much with
out tho water? Jodge, - ' sr
4 74 Clant Ncryc Builder 7-
Tho Mystlo tire Benower ts the most
Powerful Nerve Builder known. . It ab
olotelf cores all forms of Nervous Dis
eases sad- Weaknesses no matter how
aggravated or how long duration, such
at Neuralgia, Nervous Prostration, Ner
rout Paroxysms, St Vltu,' Dance, Pal
pllstloa of th Ileirt, Phyalcal and Men
tal Weakness, De'illliy of Old Ago, elo
Sold byT. A. Henry, Drnfgl.l, New
Com. .
Iwwtfc Wttt Oert "- ,
Sanday School Teacher-I was very
orry to hear. Bandy, that yoa went
fiablng; last Sunday... Yon ahopld cer
ftalnljaet a better example than that
Now, here's ialttle boy (taming to
bewcomerl'urho doesn't go fishing on
iWLord . day. Do?oa, Uttie boy?
i. tfewcorner No, air. . r "
' Bundayi , School '. Teacher Ah, : I
thooghtiM much. One look in that in
ttocebr.face .was convincing. And why
uontyoti7go fishing on Sunday, my llt
tlojmanT -
t iNewcomer'Caase there ain't no fish
lug srhere I live. Boston Courier. .
y- - , Attn the Cesnraltstloau
' 'In describing his early straggle to
establish a practice the doctor had Just
aM: ""
j-1 used to sit in my office day after
Sy Waiting for patients. In fact I
ed to alt like- 'Patience on a Monu
ment'" ' "And now," remarked his associate,
"I suppose you are accustomed to hare
monuments sit on your patients," New
York Times.
Pave Accident.
Flanagan HI vine, man, phwaf a the
matther jwld yer face?
I Hanagan Faith, 'twas an accident
The ould woman throwed a plate at
me.
Flanagan An' d'ye call that an acci
dent? Hanagan Ar coorsel Didn't she hit
phwat she aimed at? Exchange.
Prom a Beotehmam'a Bermoa. .
We are told to love our enemies, but
we are not told to like them. I don't
like my enemies. I dlBllke them very
much. But (this with a baleful glance)
I love them, and I shall ever be ready
to show my love to them by trying to
get them severely punished that they
may be led to repent of their behavior
toward me, Reminiscences.
It Woald Be Suicide.
Mr. Frank No, I won't take that hor
rible stuff.
Mrs. Frank But the doctor ordered
it.
Mr. Frank I don't care. Why, that
stuff would kill a mule.
Mrs. I'Yunk-If you really think so,
John, don't take It Philadelphia
Press.
A vegetable liquid for governing or
equalizing tbe flow of women's menses
which occur about once in every lunar
month.
. . BRADFIELDS
Female Regulator
la the essential quality of powerful barbs.
affective, reliable and harmless in nature,
tnplictty and solace.
It ta a concentrated eeaence beat adanted
for women', delicate organism, and put
auoh form that it la not only palatable, 1
ean be properly assimilated and taken into
the system.
Bioppan-os, aappTeaaion, painiui ooacrno
tton, irregularity, of tha menses and sickly
Bows are corrected and cured by the regular
administration of this aupoflor omtnona.
'tfenatruatlon, or periodic flows, aeoeetl
tate a breaking dowa ot oells lining the
mucous membrane and a reconstruction
after every sickness, which Is aooomnaniad
with marked oongeetiou and loae of blood.
Inch changes are very apt to produce
ahronte catarrh. Leuaorrhea or whites la
the result of these irritating dischargee.
Bagulateff cures these troabloa and rertoree
to perteot health the patient who suffered
(be debilitating losses. Buy of druggists.
so pvnvtn
he dabillt
1J0 par bt
r Dome.
narrated book, " Perfect Hearth far
TUB BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.
ATLANTA, OA.
SMM6!
Having seoared the serrloes of sv-
perlenoed parties, I am prepared
snort notice to execute Farm, City,
Land and Ball Road surveying. Ditches,
Streets and Roads laid out and loveM.
Draughting la all its branches. Blew
aad black prints mad. Old map re
paired and raountetL Topograpbloal
surreylngand plotting. Drawings aad
wokrlng plans executed promptly. Bow
erag ana drainage planned, kid eat
ana construction sapenntenaea.
J, J.
r.A.Orewa.Frsa, BU H. Meadows. T. Twm
;. v B, M, Oroya, Caahlaa-,
ow MMVf la am wf , jar, q. r
Dolnf Qeneral Banklnf Bualiesa
-. March 1, 1901, Burplus and UndirV-
' ded Profits, id,000t00.,v''l.:'
: Prompt and careful attention glren to
all business entrusted to ns,- Aocounta
reodvea ob tavorabl terma, ,
:X Sv? - ' aisatej ot Plrsatess.
Swrdlnaad TflneB
i, A. Meadowa, - -ftamuel
W. inoch.
I. B. Meadows, :
Ohaa. Dnfly.Jr.
James aemoadU
J. W. Oralnrer, : ThomnaA.fii
BL W.BaieiiWOOd, . ' O.B.fnv.
ieeo.X.lvee, W. F. orookott,
.- MarkUtsosway. .
lie XV. nimmom
eArcMtecf & Siif crntendcz
C3 Eroni fltrcet
h. a. noixARo. ton. a. wilus.
V , HOLLAND fc WILLIS,
Swi'ieaaaarayofOeisbop,
mmlilul liiluuiuiH find I-Uii,
Thon 210,
'qv.c.k 22 Cravsn Uwt
127 lUddle St
Oommbiaa U'nsecticlda,! Feterman
Koaah rood, Hooper's Fatal Food and
Bar Death to Motlta, Bugs, etc. Also
Brorrio GorMtne
The. disinfectant that disinfect, an
deodorises.
rr aeep on naad a complete stock o
fledlclnes,
Toilet Article,
Perfumery,
TootllBnisbes, &c
Phvslcians' Prescriptions a specialt
South Carolina Interstate and
West Indian Exposition,
Charleston, 5. C, Dec.
ist, 1901 June 1st,
1002.
On account of tbe above occasion the
Southern Railway will sell round trip
tickets to Charleston, S. 0. and return at
greatly reduced rates from all stations.
Fares from principal points as shown
below and comparatively low rates from
all otherjstatlons: -
O'O
? s
Burlington,
ChapefHlil
Cnarlotte,
Concord,
Davidson,
Durham,
Gastonia,
Greensboro,
Hickory, tp.i.
High Point,
113 60
$9 90 $7 00
1SDU
10 08
1108
11 10
18 60
1040
1815
18 00
13 15
18 00
14 65
12100
4?0
580
580
700
520
700
685
6 70
685
760
625
7 05
700
765
5 75
5 75
585
510
815
990
7.60
965
9150
9 65
9150
10 75
9,45
10,85
Liexington,
Madison,
Mocksrille,
Morgan ton,
Raleigh,
Reldsville,
Salisbury,
Statesvlllc,
14 10
18 60
14 85
13 20
19 20
18 45
12 45
VUU
10 05
8 95
8 95
18 55
Wilkes boro,
Winston-Salem,
0 15
For further Information please call on
any agent of the Southern JRal.wsy or
write.
W. A. Tom, A. P. T. M.,
Washington, D. C.
J. M. Culp, T. M.
S. H. CnADWicx,G. P. A.
Washington, D. O.
R. L. Vkuhon,
Charlotte, N. C.
The Farmers & Merchants
Capital, Surplus and Profits $88,850.00
APRU 30th,s 101.'
What We (lave Done, Do, and
Will Continue to Do.
This Bank conducts Its business upon
"oo-to-now" methods.
It I, onr numoae to deal lusllv and
libersllv with all.
We carefully safeguard the Interests
01 our customers, juoreover, we ire
auentlr do It unknown to them; as op
portunltles often come to us In confiden
tial ways, and yoa cannot orer-appeciate
such consideration.
We at not disposed to overlook the
fact that the interests or ine Bank ana
those of th people are closely bound to
gether, and cannot by any mean, be
soDsrated.
This Bank sots as a repository for
Wills, and safely keeps them till the
proper time of surrender. Will also act
as the custodian of money or papers left
with as In escrow. No charge for these
serrloes.
We procure Letters of Credit for in
tending travellers.
we aim to do prompt, progressive ana
liberal.
Ib tho matter of accommodations, this
Bank meets every requirement within
the limits of oradent banking.
If you bar never been taentinea wnn
as as a patron, we ask you to consider
the advisability of becoming one.
. In th early future, we propose adding
s novel, yet substantial Barings Bank
ieeturo to onr unsay progressive ib
stltatlon.
Safe of Land.
Superior Court,
NORTH CAROLINA
November Term
. Cbavm fJouarr,
1901.
Tb Gltbsens Bank of New Bern
TS.
J. 0. ButhaeU, Aurora M. Bushaell, bis
wife, and Henry u. wnuenarsi,
i - - - Trust.
NOTICS Pursuant to a indiment in
tbe above entitled action, rendered at
said term, I will sell at the eourt house
uoor m ine) siiy 01 flnwis, a. v., I
Monday the S4tD, aay of Marcn, lvus, at
UM hoar ot u ooioca, at., au me ioiiow
lag described propertr, to wttt AUthat
eertaia tract or Dsrool of land lying In
tha County ot Craven, and Bute of
North Carolina, lying on th south side
of NeuseTivar and being a part of tbe
old Fort Barnwell plantation as convey
ed to John Blddle by Rosa B. Bmltb and
others by deed dated Msrch e 1880, aaa
folly described, la a Commtasloner's
Deed of the said Henry O. Whltehurst,
Trostes, dated December 19lb,t 1896 to
which reference is made for. full des
erlptio. Terms of sal cash. .- , j.
This, IB day 01 rsbrnary, iwh. ;
. . . . Romulus A. Noa".
;--?4?' j Commrisioner.
. Exeitoir Wot.ee,
' Th hadeHlgned hat lag duly qualified
as Executor of tbe last will and testa
ment of Mis Susan A I)utler, deceased,
this Is to wottfy all person having claims
(gainst tbe estate ot my testator to pre
sent the same, properly authenticated, to
m oa or before the rd day of February
1903 or this notice wDl be pleaded la bar
ot their recovery, ' AH persons' Indebted
to said estate will make prompt pay
ment . Feb. 8d, 1909. ,
8. B. BALL, Executor.
1
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AUG' Coast Lisa BailrH Co
ACoftdeased Sehrdale. 1
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
ft
DATED m . s . 05 a .
Jan. 15,1902 S 2 Z
oT! 63 6j dj ej3
(Corrected) ag) 0 8 afi
A.M P.M. pTm! aTm! RM
Lv. Weldonll 50 9 88
Ar. R. Mt. . 1 00 10 88
Lv. Tarboro 12 22 7 22
Lr. R. Mt. . 1 05 10 02 7 52 6 45 IS 62
Lv. Wilson 1 69 11 10 8 81 8 86 9 40
Lv. Seima.. 8 66 11 69
Lr.Fay'rille 480 120
Ar.Florenoe 7 86 8 10
P.M.A.M.
Ar. Golds 9 20
Lv. Golds 7 81 8 15
Lr, Mag'Ua 887 426
ArWilm'ton 10 10 6 00
P.M. A.M. P.M
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
P
t? Sou ifk, 3i
6f 6j o oj i3
A.M. pTm!
Lr.Florenoe 10 05 8 05
Lr.Fay'rille 12 40... . 10 09
Lr.Selma.. 2 10 11 26
Ar. Wilson. 2 57 19 07
A,. Ma Pe Ma A M
LrWilm'ton 700 980
Lr. Mag'Ua 8 80 11 05
Lv. Golds 785 9871226
P.M. HlP.M.P.M
Lr. Wilson 2 86 8 20 11 84 10 45 1 18
Ar. R. Mt.. 8 80 9 00 12 1011 28 1 68
Ar. Tarboro 9 84
Lr. Tarboro 2 81
Lr. R. Mt. . 8 60 12 48
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 p m, leares Fay
etterille 12 42 p m. arrives Sanford 1 68
p m. Keturning leave oanford B 00 p m,
arrive Fayetteville 4 20 p m, leave Fay
etteville 4 80 p m, arrives Wilmington
7 15 p m.
tiennettsvllle Branch Train leaves
Bennettsville 8 10 a m, Haxton 9 05 a m.
Red Springs 9 82 a m. Hope Mills 10 55
a m, arrive Fayetteville 11 10. Return
ing leaves jrayetteville 4 45 p m, ilope
Mills 500 pm, Red Springs 6 48 p m,
Max ton 8 16 p m, arrives Bennettsville
7 15 p m.
Connections at fayetteville with train
No. 78, at Mai too with the Carolina
Central Railroad, at Red Springs with
the Red Springs and Bow more railroad,
at Sanford with the Scaboud Air Line
and Southern Railway, at Gulf with the
Uuruam ana Unarlotte rtallroad.
Train on the Scotland Neck Branch
Road leaves Weldon 8 18 p m. Halifax
8 29 p m. arrives Scotland Neck at 4 10
p m, ureenvule o 47 p m, KJnston 0 40
p m. Keturning leaves Klnston 7 80 a
Greenville 8 80 a m, arriving Halifax at
1105 am, Weldon 1120a m, daily ex.
cept Sunahy.
Trains on Washington Branch leave
Washington 8 00 a m and 2 45 p m, ar
rive Parmele 8 65 a m, and 4 10 p m, re
turning leave Parmele 1110am&6 22 p
m arrive Washington 12 80 a m and 6 15
p m, daily except Sunday.
Train leaves Tarboro, N G, daily except
Sunday 4 85 p m, Sunday, 4 85 p m, ar
rives riymouth 6 00 p m, 6 80 p m, Ke
turning. leaves Plymouth daily except
aunaay, 1 ou a m, ana Bunaay swam,
arrives Tarboro o5am,1100ani
Train on Midland; N 0 Branch leare
Goldsboro daily, except Sunday, 5 00 a.
m, arriving Bmiinneia DlUim, Keturn
ing leaves Smith field 7 00 a m; arrives
atUoldsboroBSOam.
Trains on Nashville Branch leares
Rooky Mount at 9 80 a m, 4:00 p m. arrive
Nashville 10 20 a m, 4 28 pm, Spring
Hope 11 00 a m, 4 45 pm.Returnlng leave
Spring Hope 11 80 a m, 6 18 p m, Nash
ville 11 46 a m, 6 46 p m. arrive at Rocky
Mount 12 10 p m, 8 20 p m, daily except
aunaay.
Train on Clinton Branch leares War
saw for Clinton daily, except Sunday,
11 40 a m and 4 16 p m. Returning leares
Clinton at 6 45 a m and 9 60 v m.
Train no 7b makes close connection at
Weldon foi all points North daily, all
rail via Richmond.
H M EMERSON, Genl Pass Area t
I K mtwiii, uen'l Manager,
T M EMERSON, Trafflo Manager.
Atlantic Coant Ialne.
Wilkisgtov & Nsw Bsbhi R. B
TIMS TABU VO. 6,
taEltoct Wednesday, Aug. 7, 1898,3oily
Except Sunday,
Going South I fMUBSiru: Going North
No. 61, Passenger Train, "No. 60,
Lr. a m, statioss: Ar. p 1
900 New Berne 840
988 ....PoUooksvflle 1. 104
961 MsysrUle. 449
10 02 Jacksonville... 4 It
uoe. t ZJZTPr: i
a ixrn t-A-.
in
1
1116 ...Ar. Wumlsgtoru Lr. ... IM
PAsexaoia ft Fairan, No. 1
1 n ,
Leare Wilmington Monday, Wednes
day and Friday. Leave New Bern Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday.
Lr. AM '. Ar. r
1 80 Lr. Wilminrtoa, Ar 1 48
840.,.. .Soott'sHUl ...18 68
980.. Woodside.... 1915
1005... ....... HoUyrtdge 1140
10 81 Dixon... . . 1061
1190.... .Verona, ,1080
19 06. . ...... Jaoksonrilla.... .... 948
12 80.. Northeast,. ...... 8 68
8l55..........Whiteoak. ...... 880
loO..........laysvllJe ........ QUO
915.....,.PollocksviIl.. .... 790
155 ....Debrohl's.. ........ IM
8 40......Ar. New Bwne,Lr ...... 109
; llly Kxospa Banaay. I ...
; - . J. R, BZNLT. 1;
liocls Dlreetory
CRAVEN LODGE NO. 1 KNIGHTS
OF HARMONY. Meets Ind and 4th
Wedneadav nlffhtl In each month la
Rountree's Hall, Pollock street, at 7.80
o'clock. J. j.woirenden,rraldent ueo,
O. Jones, Sec'yi R.R. IillL ' Financial
tSecretary. .
NEW B K RN CONCLA VI 4B8, Im proved
Order lieptaaophs, meets Ind and 4th
Thurndny nli-'.'n, at 8 o'clock at Ron n-
true ii Dr. J. F. If"y, Arclmn) John
O. r"i !, Unanclorj Ceo. 1). Ciordner,
fcccrt-tary.
AM ft C. R. R.
TIME Ta"dLB NO. 25
To Take Effect Sunday, February 3
1902 at 12:01 A. M., E. S T. .
Going Eatt Soheddlb: doing We.
No. 8
fassenger Trains No. 4
DAILY.
Lr. p m
840....
4 09...,
482....
540....
STATIONS:
Goldsboro
Ar, n m
...11 05
...10 32
LaGrange
. ... Kinston
,.Ar. New Bern, Lv,..
.1012
. 9 00
. 8 87
. 705
6 50.
.uv. ar.
7 15. . . . Ar. Morehead oity Lv.
No. 6.
No. 6,
Pappeuger
Train.
Passenger
;sTATiof:J
DAILY.
Train.
Lr,
Ar.p,
8 00 GoldBboro s sn
. . . Best'R Q no
8 81 LaGranee " ' in
82 Falling Oreek 747
8 Klnston 737
9 02 (JanwAll ins
'18 Dover 7 17
22? Core Creek 7 00
48 ninrkn ffl
1000 Ar. New Brn V. it qo
A.M. """.
No. 1.
No. 2,
Stations: Mx't Ft. and
Pass. Tn.
Hx'd Ft. and
Pase.Tn.
Daily Exobpt ami.
Lr. s m A r n m
8 00 Goldsboro sni
' JS Best's 4 53
7 00 LaGrange 4 23
' 16 Falling creek 3 53
8 80.,..., Kinston 3 33
8 40 , Caswell 2 28
8 42 Dover s m
10 07 core oreek 110
10 82 Tuscarom 19 M
10 68 Clark's 12 40
H 15 Ar. New Bern, Lv ,12 10
Ho. 9. f No. 10.
1 80 Lr.
Ar.
.10 47
.10 10
.10 00
. 940
. 9 06
. 8 47
. 8 38
8 12 Riverdale:.
20 croatan
8 05 Havelock
884 Newport, Lv. , .
8 47 Wildwood......
8 52 Atlantic
4 08 . .Ar. Morehead citv. Lv
8 SO
4 23
.Ar. M. oity Dopot, Lv 7 50
A.M
Monday. Wednesday and Friday.
fTuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
S. L. DILL,
O. P. A.
Administrator' Kale,
Pursuant to an order of the 8uDcrlor
Court of Jones county made In a special
proceeding wuerein ualvin 1. ueliruhl,
Administrator d. b. n. et c. t. a of Fur
nlfold Mercer, deceased le nlalnlilT and
Jane Koonce and Frank Koonce are de
fendants, I will sell at public auction at
the Court bouse door in the citygof New
nern, is. at ine nour of 12 o clock m.,
on Monday, the 17th day of March, 1U02,
the following described lands Willi the
vaiuaoie timber standing tlicrcon: A
tract of land containing one bnndretl
acres, lying and belni; in tho tountv of
Jones, beginning at a small gum In Nced-
nam simmonB line 44 poles from a stako
at John Mercer's Sr. anil II. O. Newton's
corner on the East side of liatchelor's
Creek and running Houth (10, West 100
poles to a stake In the poeosin, I lien
North 48, West 10(1 poles to a slake,
then North 60 East 100 poles to Necil
bam Simmons' line, then Hie reverse of
his lino South 48 East 100 poles to the
beginning; also a tract of land contain
ing one hundred and fifty acres, situate
In Jones County and lying lictwccn Hea
ver Dam and Long Branch, it being the
land conveyed by Wm. Mercer lo liryan
Mercer Dy aeea bearing tlnto April 15,
1829, and since conveyed by tho said
Bryan Mercer to Sidney Jarman by deed
dated Nov. 2, 1832, and in 1841) conveyed
by Thos. D. Hoy, J. Mercer and F. Mer
cer, to Nathaniel Waples, who bequeath
ed It to his wife, Susan, who by deod
dated Feb. 17, 1853, conveyed It to Fur-
nlfoia Mercer, deceased, ltcrcr to said
deeds for metes and bounds. Terms of
sale cash.
CALVIN I. DkRHUHL.
Administrator d..b. n. et c. t. a. of Fur-
nlfold Mercer, deceased.
By Romulus A. Nunn,
Attorney.
Feb. 12, 1902.
, NOTICE!
NORTH CAROLINA, 1 Superior Court.
Ubaveh County ) iicfore the Clk,
Henry Williams
vs
Charles Williams, and Amanda his wife,
Delia Norneet and Jerry Nortleet, her
husband; Henrietta ForemanAnderson
WlUlams ana wire (name unknown):
Joshua Williams and wife (name un
known); and the heirs of Isaac Williams,
Clarissa Williams, Thomas Ann Wil
liams, Tempo Foreman'IformerlylTempe
Williams), Benjamin Williams; Dempsy
Williams, Susan Bynum (formerly Susan
Wmiams),'.Phyll!s WlUlams and Turner
Williams, whose names and residences
are unknown; Mansfield Dancy,? Benny
Dsney (minors), and The Mutual Aid
Banking Company of New Bern, N. C.
To Delia Norfleet and Jerry Norfleet,
her husband; Anderson Williams and
wife (name unknown); '.Joshua Williams
and wife (name unknown), and the heirs
of Isaac Williams, Clarissa Williams;
Thomas Ann Williams, Tempe Foreman,
(formerly Tempe Williams), Benjamin
Williams, Dempsy Willlsms, Susan By
num (formerly Susan Williams), Phyllis
Williams and Turner Williams, whose
names and residences are unknown,
TAKE NOTICE.
That special proceedings as above on
titled has been commenced before the
clerk of the Superior Court of said
Orarea county, to sell for division a cer
tain lot or parcel of land in the city of
New Bern. N. C., conveyed by A D
Moor aad M B Moore, bis wife, to John
Williams, (dec'd.V by deed bearing date
of September 20th, 1872, and recorded In
book 78, folio 469, in office of Register of
Deeds of Craven county, N, 0. And each
of yoa ar required to appear at my of
flos la the Court House of Craven county
on th 6th dar of March, A. D. 1902, at
ine nour 01 la o woes m., ana answer or
demur to th petition filed In said pio
eeedlngs, or otherwise show eause, If
any yoa bare, why th prayer of the pe
titioner shall not be granted, otherwise
th petitioner will spplr to th court for
th relief demanded. This 82nd day of
January, 1908. - - W. M. Watson,
, K'-ir-'i.. - Clerk Superior Court
Onr Ice returned if we fail. Any cue sending
sketch and description ot any Indention will
promptly feeerre our opinion free eauccralna;
the paieuubillty el same, "How lo Obtain a
ntant" scut upon rwiyest. relents secured
through as advertised lor sale at our npeose,
Patents taken cut thrown us reerlee speetet
Oesiw, without chsrgr, in Tn Parairr Baoonn,
1. Illnetreted end erldlv cir-AlUtrd louraav
con lulled by Manufacturers and Investors, v- -if
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, viotos) . tvAH a 00
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