3
1 -a
A, show more plainly than a brunettes,
" but these discolored pots greatIy mar .
. the beauty of either.l5 i V,C.:,-V V ,
'fvYill effectually
Sunburn, Tan,
- t
"4
, jSallowness and
ishes to beauty.
ITjS'A" LIQUID- -
for the facei' neck; arms and hands.
Cain be easily and iquickly applied.
Others cannot detect Its use.
It leaves no sticky feeling.
Harmless asweV
At all druggists.
Price 75 cfs.
to invest od tlie ground floor "with owners, in a developed free milling .
gold mine that has produced, and hai expended on it
Fifty Thousand Dollars
in development on the ledge and a complete five stamp mill, with all
other necessary machinery ready to run. : j
TheOzarlt is nof a prospect, hut a' mine that lias produced. Wears
placing 100,000 shares of development stock at S5c per share, capital
stock 1,000,000 shares (par value $1.?0 eack),fulljr paid and non-assessj
able, to further develop and put the property on a pay ing basis. ,
A property lying near the Ozark, with nowhere as good a showing
and very little development, sold last week to a New York syndicate
for f-'OAWO. t Tlie rark will (ay dividends and be worth par inside of .
six months, this is the best investment for the money that has ever
been offerod to the investing public
Do not lose this opportunity. It will never appear again. J
1- or further particulars, prospectus, report on mine, references, etc,?
ADDRrTS5,
Czark Gold Mining Q Milling Co,
noscow, IDAHO.
uniiixi
IIIIIHIIHTIITIIHIIIIIITTTITmYTTTTl
ConimissiODer's Sd,le.v
NOItTII CAROLINA, (Superior Conn.
Ckvy kn County ( Before the Clk.
MALE FOB DIVISION. 1
IIknry Williams
vs.
ClIAItl.liS VViu.iamj, Dki.ia Norfi.kbt,
KT AL9
By virtue of su order sad decree In
the above entitled, Special Proceeding j
before the Clerk of the 8uperlor Court
of Craven Connty, N. C, made .en the!
flth day of March, 1003, In which the un
dersigned was appointed Commissioner
for the sale of the property . hereinafter
described.' ' J I
I will offer for sale, and sell al public
vendue, to the highest blldcf for cash,
at the court bouse door, la the elty of
Mew Bern, Craven county, N. O., on
Monday,' the 7th day of Aprilf 1003; at
the hoar of -18 o'clock, M.,. the jfpllow
Ing real ctitste, to-wlh - ''-' ,.
A certain tract or lot of land situate
In the city of New Bern, on r the west
side of George street, between Pine and
Cedar streets, being tlu southeast cor
ner of the lot sold to Edward Blddle by
: A. D. Moore and M. E. Moore, running
thence southwardly a'.oog George street
forty (40) feet, thence westwardly and
parallel with Piae street ope handled
and seven (107) feet, three (8) Inches;
thence northwardly and' parallel with
. George street, forty-five (43) feet; thence
Mil.irflltf atM fi.f..llnl with PIh
to the beginning, being part of 4be lot
In the plan of Dryboro known as lot
- Woi SO, as described In the deed from A.
1 1 Moore tod M. B. Moore, bis wue, to
' John Williams bearing date -of fieptem-,boroih;".87,-and
recorded la thecsb
. llo rronrdt In the office of the'' BegUter
of Deed for-' said Cirm county,- ia
-. Boot o o4l(f 4011 IA which nfas
This Bib (tav of March: 109.
sua. .!:;;;
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4 "
Hnnnv trt"-
noni
iiiviiwi ayj kiUUllt
When, you. desire a Joaa . call. "Oho
, who has Idle moaoy can get'1' golden ln
. formation frost ma.. No. 18 Middle St
. , . i ciAAu n una,
sAr,oriEv
. Forni' Llpman & Toffle. "
in now at . uijjuuri DiKEttT, near
Market Do. k, lev I'errt, where he will
be glad to tve his friends fall and see
, hi , - .- ; "v .... ; ' : '
NelD Spring Stock
0FPHV GOOb, (?; !
B XH8, i If ' '
' .. VT. CAD
remove Freckles,
undue Redness,
all other blem
The Farmers & MerchaDts
BANK. !
Capital, Surplus and Profits $88,850.0
AP&a 30th, 1901.; 1
What We Have Done, Do, and
Will Continue to Do. i
This Batik conducts Its business unoa
"nr-to-Briw method. ' .
It is our purpose to deal juBtly and
liberally with U. , I
iWeoarefuUy, safeguard the interest
of oar. customers, Moreover," we fre
quently do It unknown to them: as' o
portunltles often come to as ln conflden.
tlal way, and yoa cans otevu-ep pedal
aueh eonaiderstion. , . m j
We are not disposed to overlook iht
faot that the interests of the-Bank and
thee of the people are closely bonndtoi
Itether, end .canaot by any means bf
aaparateoV - ','"''.".. w :;"; "-j-J'';:.-; t
This Bsnk-aoU M a . repository fof
Wlls, and safely keeps tbem till the
proper time of surrender. "Will also sot
as the custodian of money or papers left
with as i escrow No charge (or those
services.- ? ; 't: -. , ' - '- .(
We proeare letters of Credit ' or Inf
: lending traveller. : -i , , & (
" We aim to be prompt, progressive and
ttberal..v.4 4--:'7. f
' la the matter of aosommodatloas, this
Bank meet every requirement- wlthla
the limits of prudent banking. , J
If yoa have never been Identified with
us a a patron, we ask 'you' to consider
the advisability of becoming one. -. '-
in we early rntare, wo propose adding
a aoral, yet. substantial Havings Bank
feature to. oar already progreislve In-
ACirainlstrator Noiice
IlSvIntr this" dav ohalifliid ' aa' thn Ad.
miDiivratoT- oi ine estate .or ,mary
Banka. ittcMMil -Thla Lt In nnllfv all
neraona IndehtMt tA aht AAittf tnm.b.
Immediate payment and all person hay
ing ciauns against sam estate to present
we same 10 mo nmiersurnra amy Vcrj
(led on or before th 9Hih riav nf ITahra
ryl038,or this notice; will b plead In
oar oi recovery ' '
IBU ISlll day or Fob. TK13. .
;t -... ' THUS, F. lii:CA ItTHT, .
' 1 , Administrator.
Clean, pure wholesome, gnarnntocd to
baclixmttttlly mulo from Uislilled watti
ana tree from Impurities, f tt:t litlly ia
UmtiiKt and prepared lor human -n
sumption.
l' d iiverod dnlly (exccp'JIjHtuidnyri) g
k m to 0 p m.
y-m-.'i , a (r, ',.11 only) In rn'to 1? uoi .
roru f :m1 fitfn lil'Mluvl.m. ,
' ! 1.
I r j Ott HOME USE
TESY IN tTX:CO.
How a TV a man Writer Wu Eeeorted
- Tliroa-gh tae Country x - i
TTospltality In Mexico ia humorously
yet : praicfully described- by - Mrs.
Twecdle, who relates her. experiences
in "Mexico, ns . I Saw It" .For hours
the train had been pounding along be
twecn huge Texan ranches, s. dusty
And uninteresting Journey since leaving
J5an Antonio. Suddenly a man In unU
;form appeared before -the traveler.
"Are yon Mrs.. Alee Tweedler' be
asked. . . '"''"
i aui, i uuswureu, wuo an ouiwaru
snow or courage, aitnougn inwardly
Wondering" what offense I had commit-
tod. - .-A i. - - w'lfib
I have com to belp you at the fron
tier withyour luggage,"-, i .
I sighed with relief, thanked him and,
after, his departure tfled to go on With
j my work of manuscript reading. .
' We passed 'another .junction and an
other man stood fcefore me. 0.
, "Are. you Mrs. Alec .Tweedler be
asked. ,
"I urarTMirt'efl. ttembBngr again.
come" said he. "from the Interna
tional KillWayDlaueTtkmie't
Mexico;' . -: ' -r -' f
J osi blnxt sltdowa;'ojQdchnt.
fed, although Dot for long, because In a?
few minutes,;, .VAreryoW: Mr; Alei
Xwcedle?" mea if third- faran. At tha
I. laughed outright, t , - '
come from Mr. Cloete's ranch," h
expiamea, ' to iook aircr ana welcome.
vnn In litn nnmp." ' v
We begun cliattin5 about my tecenf
gdventures, when a : fourth man pref
ented himself. rr , i
"Are'foa klr4A3eo;eearefi.bj
Convulsed With laughter, I could onll
nod assent.)!:,. ;, 'n-i.io : . '
V'Mr. Barrett of Sonora asked me to
meet you at the' frontier and see you.
safely to Sabinas," was his explana
tion.. . , ,,.4;,....
J So, duly escorted, I went on. -
2 1 lie tlot HlB Tip. -
He was n tiny little fellow, surely not
(iioro tbau lire years .old, . and as he
called for his afternoon papers at the
Corner of Twelfth and Market streets
many people gassed at htm with mingled
Amusement nnd pity.. He. bad long
brown curls, wet with the drenching
fain, nnd his shrill- little voice had a
baby lisp. A very stout.velderly worn
in, apparently weihliigictoso to 206
poundav paused at tlie south side of
Market 'stn'Ot and looked askaiioe 'at
the mtnlatflre rtver of water and at the
passing procession of wagous. nnd trol
ley cars. , . - .
The little newsboy was c-ulck to size
up the situation. Running up to her, lie
exclaitncd: "Don t be afraid, lndy. . 1 11
help you across.'' ltoachlug up his tiny
little band, he clutclied hnr.by the arm.
and together the ridiculous pair thread
ed thelf way te the opposite curb. Then
the stoutf woman ..opened her purse.
grnttiiy hartdod t fie little fellow a coin
and disapfirured into the Reading ter-
nilnl.r-j'uijutlelpulu Record.
Con-vlcta of Abyaslnlo.
In Abjrslnln political offenders and
obstructionlstR are arrested, chained
and phrcrd en the small tableland of
Abba Salui'iii. a high, rocky nnd pre
cipitous mountain about thirty miles
from Adowa. Sq sheer nnd steep ore
Its sides that tihe;prlsoners ro drawn
up by, ropes. Their chance of escap
ing is Impossible, unless they run-the
risk of d.ishlufc themselves .into eter
nity on the rocks below.0n this Jonet
ly height there Is soil on which they
niny grow trmln, and there are wells
with roo;1 v.-.iter. There is no spenket
to keep c;-..i'i', and they may, lf ljiey
choose. nb::i;(lhe prime minister and
crowned brads to their onrts' contentt'
but they return no more to the ways of
the world. .
ftomnn Caaidlvs.
In making Reman candles a cylln-
drlrfil rnso Is tali en and nacked With
lot of stars, it the bottom of the case
Uy pt- aomf of the composltloB they
putiiw-oolieti nnd on p.or ncn star
la sornr m H-e of lb - By" mlltng certain
chemicals croon nnd red lights are pro
duced. Green lights Jlkahosa nsed,
J Li utuill n cum uh iwir . . -"w
theater ore made by mMrtntf i great
quantity of nitrate of barytes with
siMlJ .traantltlts ,of sulphutv chlorate
of potuuu, charcoal pulteriiea ana ar
senic. ; ' ; ...
Aa Aaeleat Freaek Caatoaa.
Anciently In many jsiks'ot.Frn
when a Kile of land too place: rt'
the custom to have twelvo adult wit-
neaaea acromnnnlod by 1 twelve .little
iiysronet when rte ptfce'of tbe"nnd
was paid and Its surrender took place
the ears the boys were puTled; Hr
they wore beriteu severely, so that to
paid ihoa laflicted should make an Im
pression upon thelf memory, and, if
required afrvrward, they might bear
Witness to. the sale, j , y
What Is heredity, piammar . asked
the Jlttlesglrl, spdllnn ' the . word out
tbroach her -falling tears oad waiting
tcwnteoown tnameeninav .
'f fit 4-'ni, iW aboil I explain, ltt
)V rold the mother, "somethrng yon
getTroio your rather or at. '
j And the small child wrota 4own on
bor pnpar of home lea; aus. "Heredity-"-
DanklnB."-JTlt-BIts.t-- k
Twa Views. I
t "It- most be bard to be working on
literary stuff JIM the time," fmnrked
the Ylsltor.t i;". -1 . -i i t
No,", rejoined Scribbler; "It'sesy.
It's working oft the stuff that's bsrd.
f-Pblladelpbla Jtecord, , ; , f i,; !;
Tie nnt ! lit Worl." .
Customer Is this good country but
ler T
Grocer Yes, ma'am, thnt was binde
In Aroerlcn, the best conn try In all the
world. Indianapolis News.
y j A Doctor's Bad PHcht.
"Two years go, as a rKult''fif k
Vfo cohl, I lout my vo!r," writes Pr. M
L, Bcarboioi.bb, of lielnon, Ohio, "lijc
began an obstinate coURh. Every rcmcily
hnn to rre as a practl
Ihyiir'
for:
failed, snd
... j,
f r 1
COL"
fiufirp;'NXMES."-T-T
itr Hv Their Oriel Eiplml4
, kr FjuteUal Learea, y '
Many Filipino names have bad their
origin explained, by . fanciful legends
and traditions. .. Every , name
roeanlng. - ? " ''.
baa a
jaro is caiiea Dy nneaucatea visa-
yans Salog, which means cup. The leg
end which' purports to give the deriva
tion of this name dates back to the
time when the monkeys and. parrots
ruled the Islands. ; Once there was a-
great drought, and there was no place
where water was to be found In all
the mountains. ; . So scouts were sent
out to look for water, and they trav
eled many jnlles until they came to a
spot; 'where the rlrer flowedr all the
year and where food .was always plen
ty.' They took a cup of water to prove
their find and -went back to their cora-
pauloDSr who Journeyed to thfr water
and: called too place Balog, or, cup.
When the babes adopted by the mon
keys after the slaughter at Hollo gre,w
up and possessed the , laod,; they re
tained the name.: ' . ' -?
JLyncod inVlsayan means "sit down.9
The town of Lyncod, thirty miles from'
Hollo, Is said to have received Its name
because the first settlers were climbing
the mountain when thg became tired
and said, "Let us sit down." They sat
down-where the -town -now stands and
tpaad tba plaoe so agreeable that they
remained and built the town.
i -la Baj-a at Oldi ' j
"It must have been kind of nice.
plough, beln'.-nn old Roman's boys
aid little Gcorgle as he gazed at the
picture of Cajsar nnd Cicero and Cato.1
"Why?" his mother asked.
T ttThpv mnMn'i ent down nn'a nnntfi
lor Willie in them days,'' Chicago Her-
id.
A slander starts in a whisper and
ends through a megaphone. New Tork
Herald. ,
a It struck the Poet.
"The first writing was done on stone,
remarked the wise man at ainner.
Great gracious! Think of the post
age!" Involuntarily exclaimed the ris
ing) poet, with a shudder that rattled
the dishes. ; , ,
Are
You A
Coming
iiiA motnenr
Are You Expectant?
MOTHER'S FRIEND
.noke childbirth aay nd almort paJnleu, by
ptuiiigr Utt syrtrtn for parturttloa, thus sucist-
T..r Xfutum- itt hrvtnfnfr, lnhnr. Thm n sinful
rdenl ofchUdblrthUrobbeif o Its terror, nd th
inntcor tliem.f irnatly Imtmed. to both mother
ftnd chl'd. The period -of confinement Is rim
grentty shortened, the mother rested, ftnd tha child
lully tjjveloptd, stroBA nd healthy.
. Momlnjr licUnefM, or nmne arising from pretr
Doncy U prevented by reliavlng the stomach from
th prrsure brouRht to bear on It by the ex pan d
Inff orrnn, and by which it Is Influenced U trough
ympeiliy.
A a nMTiiflr dvoiicea. the breasts enlsnre,
.. become woUen, hard and tifiht. Long before th
.pilUI 1 lo m, wtcy are preparing iwr i w.wniuwu
of milk. . Jt la Iniportant to successful child rear
i,.r thua tfUiwlu wnlva tmrlv cnnal deration.
v Mother l'rlid soften the skin, relieves Jh
Eura, and facilitates the secretion of I4ro
rJL Vadeveloped and occluded ducts, and
tM hard-caked shortly after dollvery, are baa
ksuU o fiQn-trcatmeni anu iiKeiy tocuuninxaia
liinMMM A KarM tV.tm whU-h the natlent suf
left encntciatlnff P&n "d Is left with these
functional organs pennanenuy lmpaireo.
and rubbed Into the flesh over the region of pain.
MoUlfr vneiiu is aiwoysappiieaeareniiuiy
SofLnea. piUlHUty ana expanMon are
h. mnu-iM tiaatw- AlrrM flsid alnewa.
the elasticity necessary to bring comfort Wle
with
h heavy burden, and cause easy Issue of the
Child. lYy k." Of all drucgUU W.
. Ouibooii
' Mothorhrxxl " lYe.
THK BRADrtELO REGULATOR CO
Hand In hand')
' 'f:; we keep pact with the newest mmj
most norel styles ot ent and fabric. ' Gar
ment made by us have a dash and swinfc
that can only be obtained by the skilled
touch of the ftrttettlo tailor. Our Spring
ttjlee are now ready for your selection
I. ;
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,'-'';:':::.: v- ,r.-' VI
Notice of. Snmmoliff,
Noimt Carolina, I Superior Court,'
lYCraven ounty. April Term ,,1W3.!
Charlotts WUlitsji, . -2
t
V.lV.nUl Willi. ' .'- I '
The defendant sbove named will take
notice, -that an action as sbove colllled
has been commenced In the Hoperlor
Onnrtof Craven county for divorce, a
vinculo' matrimonii, and said defendant
Is required to appi-nr at the next term of
the Superior Court for (Jrnvim novnty
to be held on the Blh sTnnciiiy afi inr the
Ul Monday In March,. 1U"J, it I; h the
7th day of April, l0a, at theconrt boiiae
of aald county, In the elty of Nuw i'orn
and answer to demur to the comolnint
In laid action, or the plaintiff will ap
ply to tha court for Ihe relli-f demanded
In iulil comiiii.lul. '
This ?Jnd day of Jnnary, 1S0J.
' W, M. Wa-iroN,
Clerk Rupcri - ConrUi
'i
1J
- - - - '; ,
-DEALER JN
j-torses
FEED And exchange stables.
2 ASD 44 COAYIN 8TEIIT,MPP0SITK HYMAN SI PPI.V U
HEW BEBIV BT; J
FOB
r.'.T
tes, rarm
ns, Carts
Wheels and
Harness
GIVE 113 A. TBI Al
THOS.
J.
EASTERN
CAROLINA BISPATCH
LINE
, AND
PAIL.Y LISE.
FREIGHT & PASSENGER
For All Points North.
Commencing Monday. February 17th
the steamers ot this line are sched
uled to sail from New Bern as iol
lows:
The Steamer NEUSE
for Oriental, Roanoke Island, Elizabeth
City snathe North on Mondays, Wed
nesdays and Fridays at 6 p. m.
The Str. Ocracoke
On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saqur
days at 8 p. m.
ST Freight received not later
than one hoar previous to sailing.
For further information upplj t
GEO. HENDERSON, Agt.
M. K. KiKti, Qen. Mgr.,
H.O. HtTDOiKB,Gen.Frt.& I'asa. Attt
Norfolk, Va.
Newborn, N. C, Feb. 14, 1S02.
mm !
Having secured the services of ex
perienced parties, I am prepared on
short notice to execute Farm, City,
Land and Rail Road surveying. Ditches,
Streets and Roads laid out and leveled.
Draughting In all Its branches. Blue
and black prints made. Old maps re
paired and mounted. Topographical
surveying and plotting. Drawings and
wokriag plans executed promptly. Sew
erage and drainage planned, laid out
aad ooutruoltoa superintended.
. J. Wolfertden,
. fliewl'Beriv KTC.
; Jlotlce of Sale.
By virtue of a power of sale contained
la aa Order made and entered in the Su
perlor Courvon tha 17th day of Maroh,
1902, la that certain prooeeding entitled,
Isaac MllchelL and Ada. Ills wife. , John
Rowe and Mary, his wife, Will Pate,
Lena Pale, Cleveland Pate, by Guardian
Ad Litem. Will Pate. F. H. Pate. Charles
Pate and Toledo Pate, by Guardlaa Ad
Litem, F. it. rate, Laura "Wynne- ana
Yarrow Wyaae; iohn Pate 'and Atlas
Pate, ex parte, easaa being a petition to
teu real eatate for .division and ap
polntlof , the , undersigned Commis
sioner,!, wlU sell for caah to tiie high
est bidders! the Court House door, la
Mew Bern,' Craven County, North Ctro
Una, at the hoar of IS, M, on Monday the
list day of April, 1903, the following
real estate, lvlnc aad being rn thetOonD-
ty of Craves, State of North Carolina
more Dartlcnlarlv bounded W follows.
to-wlti On the north side ot Beaver
Dam Branob beginning oa the ran of
said Branch where the division Una be
tween the lateNelser Richardson and
Richard Rlchardioa's oroeses the same
aboat 80 poles front the place where the
said Beaver Para empties Into Bachelor
Creek and runs north SO, west t09 poles
to the mala road then along the-sams
aonb 4s, west IS poles to a small arancn
etc., it being me lower oorner 01 a vsct
ot the heirs of Moses Bntler deceased.
thence up said branch to a stake la the
bead ot the same one of Butlers oorn
er. then aloes Butlers line ' south
B2. west 80 poles to a - stake In
a small pond Butlers third oorner, thea
isooth East 01 poles to- the East toad.
etc, then along said road Booth 63, West
18 pole to a small rxaacn, men oown
said branch to tlllstrlp branch and down
the same to where tne division' line os
tween Klchardsoa and John L. Parent
and wife crosses the same, then South 4
Kast 18 poles to Beaver Dam Branch,
then down the same to the beginning,
containing 2S0 acres more or leas, being
the aim which wes- sonveyed to the
said Mary White by Edward H. Grant
and Cella Grant by deed dated the eigh
teenth of October A. I). l44in which
aid tract ia more particularly described
with all and singular the appurtenances.
,, . ,1 ,;, , , f V. L. WAKD j
.' ' .Contmlsslooeti 1
Marcb 17, lOoa...,-! . .
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iniiiiiiiiiiiu;ili)ii)i.iirt'Mffi
MITCHELL.
HEADQUARTEESIFOR
HARDWARE
And all Kinds of
BUILDING MATERIAL
Heating and Cooking Stoves and
Ranges, Lime, Cement, Plaster,
Paints, Oils, Varnish, Putty, Sash,
Doors, Blinds, Cutlery and all the
useful articles usually found in an
Up-to-date Hardware Store,
Best Goods
Ijowest Prices.
Under Hotel Chattawka,
NEW BEBIf, N. .
Sale of Valuable Property.
Pursuant to the judgment In the ac
tion now pending In the Superior Court
of Craven county, wherein The National
bans of .New juerne. is piaintm. and J,
M. bpencer, et als defendants. The un
dersigned will sell at public auction for
cssb. st tbe (Jourt Uouse of said U raven
county In the City of New Bern, on
Mondav the fith dav of Mav A I. inn
at 12 o'clock mid-day, the following
property to wit: All that body of land
sltuated-ln said Uraven county near the
City of New Bern, west of End street
and between Neuse Road and Lawson'
urceE, known as tbe "Kuem Farm" em
bracing among- other tracts of land, tbe
original "Kbem Jf lace," tbe "Hart" land
tbe "Carter" track and the "Jerkins
Field" and all the machinery aad Im
provements on ssld landsisaid lands.oon
veyed to Kate E. Johnson, bv F. M. Sim
mons, Commissioner by deed dated Feb.
1800,and described In the complaint In
said action. Also toe horses, mules and
farming Implements directed to be sold
by ssld judgment.
M. DeW. 8TEVENSON,
Commissioner.
April 1st, 1002.
r. A. Green, Pre. R. H. Meadows, T. Pre
H. M. Groves, Caahler,
CITIZENS' BADTK
Doing; Qeneral Banking Business
March 1, 1901, Surplus and Undivi
ded Profits, $l,000.0a
Prompt and careful attention given to
all business entrusted to us. Accounts
received on favorable terms.
Board ot Directors.
rerdtsand Ulnon
J. a. Meadows,
Samuel W. I pock .
Chaa. fl.ro wier,
J. W. Grainger, 1 ,
K. B. Meadows,
Chaa. DqSt. Jr.
Jamea Bedmond,
W T. . .
a. w . BmauvDOOi v.a.rov.
eo. X.Ives. w.r.Crookett.
Mark Disosway.
P.M. Simmons,, A, D. Wari
iSUHTlONS k WARD,
ATTORNEi b1 CvCNSKLOBS at
r -. r'"c:.tAW.
HW 4UUUB, C
Office Removed across Street to Second
Story of No. 89 (above Telegraph Of
. ace) Sooth Front Btraet, next to ,
,:i m Ut, Hotel Chattawka,
Practice In the counties- of . Craven
DapllnJoaes, Onslow, Carteret, Pamli
co and Wake. In tbe Supremo and Fed
eral Courts, and wherever services are
aosireo. , . -x-
- P.II.lPelletler,
J:; ATTOBNEI Al fjATfs j
...f ldUStroetv JUwim.,i., Brldi
:i1.'f-t li:.fls'l'BsT:!w!t'i ' I
WiU practice la tha Coop ties of Oraves)
Oarteret, Joma, Onaknr and raalieo.' 0.
Ooan at Meal Betas aad. Seipi aai s. Csart j
. 1 1 i 1 " I " '
f IK TjX TVATll:
.'5 Attorney at
74.So, Front St , Opp. Hotel Ohattawkai
, Craven County Attorney, ji. .v..
Clroult, Craven, Jones.lOnslow, CarU
eret, Pamlico, Greene, Lenoir, ''and
Rnnmme and Federal Court, "c
IxKlge Directory.
CRAVEN LODGB NO. f KNIGHT
OF HARMONT. Meets 9nd aad 4t
Wednesday nights In eeoa snonth la
Rotintree's Mall, Pollock street, at 7.8
o'clock. J.i.Woifonden, rrmhientl Ce
0. Jones, Sao-yi itK. Uul, JlnanclaJ
Secretary. : . -. . ; j
NEW Pf UN CONCLAVE 4fii, Improved
Orilor liuptaoplia, moo la tnd and It
Thuraday nlpfit", at 8 o'clock at ltn' -t-tree
Hall. fr. E. F. Parly, A rchon; J.,. a
ti. t. nn-a, Ftnanclor; Cen. P. Cordneiv
r unary. - .
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E.W.Smallwood
tllatitle'Coiiat Jiiim f
PtLIBGTjfK & N IVKkKK It. H
f '). tij XIICB TABLI WO. 8,
InJEffect Wednesday, Aug. 7, 1WW, Diiy'
Except Sunday.
Wing South sonaDULE: Going North
No. 61, Passenger Trains No. 60.
Lr. a m, statiohb: Ar, p m
00... New Berne
9 86 Pollocksville....
540
504
449
419
9 88
961..
.Maysville.
10 02,.
18 08.
Jacksonville
Wilmington, I
Union Depot
Wilmington; Lv.
13 is
.Ar.
2S6
P M
No. 8, Passeboek & Fbeioht, No. 4.
Leave Wilmintrton Monday. Wednes
day and Friday. Leafs New Berne Tuea.
day, Thursday and Saturday.
AM Ar. p M
7 80..
8 40..
9 30..
I.V. Wilmington, Ar 1 46
Scott's Hill 18 56
.... Woodside 1215
Hollyridge 11 40
Dixon lOfil
10 05. .
10 61.
)1 20 Verona ; ... 10 20
12 05. .......Jacksonville. 9 45
12 80. Northeast. 8 RS
2165 Whitcoak 8 30
1 a) Maysvllle 8 06
316 Pollocksville 7 20
2 56 . . Debrubl's 6 86
40 Ar. New Brne, Lv 6 00
Daily Except Sunday, j
J. R. KENLY,
General Manager
A. & N. C.R. R.
TIMB TABLE NO. 25
To Take Effect Sundav. IFebruarv 23
1902 at 12:01 A. M., E. b T.
Going Eat t Bohedclk: Going We
No. 3
Passenger Trains
No. 4
Ar. a m
....11 06
PAILY.
STATIONS:
, . . , . Goldsboro,
LaGrange.
Lv. p m
840...,
4 09...,
4 32...,
5 40...,
5 50...,
715...
.10 82
.1012
. nMnston.
.Ar.
.Lv.
New Bern, Lv, 9
ft
Ar..
8
Ar. Morehead oity Lv 7 06
No. 5.
No. 6,
Passenger
Traiu.
Passenger
8TATI0N8:
Train.
DAILY.
Lv. A. M. Ar P. sr.
8 00 Goldsboro 8 30
8 23 BesfB 8 08
8 81 LaGrange 7 67
8 42 Falling Oreek 7 47
8 61 Klnston 7 37
9 02 OasweU 7 25
9 13 Dover 7 17
9 80 Core Creek 7 00
9 44 Tusoarora 8 60
9 48 Clarks 6 42
1000.. ....Ar. New Bern. Lv 8 30
A. M. p. u.
No. 1,
No. 2,
Mx't Ft. and
Pass. Tn.
Ux'd Ft. and
Pa88.Tn.
Daily Exoipt
Sunday,
Ar. d m
Lv. a m
6 00....
6 33....
. Goldsboro 6 83
, . Best's .
. 4 63
. 428
. 368
. 833
2 28
. 210
. 1 10
.12 48
.12 40
1210
7 00....
LaGrange
...Falling oreek
Kinston
1 10....
8 80..
"8 40 caswell
H42 Dover
10 07 core Greek
10 82 Tuscarora
10 62 Clark's
1115 Ar. New Bern, Lv.
No. 9. f No. 10.
180 Lv. " Ar 10 47
,2 12 Kiverdale; 10 10
8 20 croatan 10 00
8 05 Havclock 9 40
8 84 Newport. Lv 9 06
f8 47 Wildwood 8 47
8 62 Atlantic 8 88
4 08 . . Ar. Morehead city, Lv 8 '10
4 23 . . Ar. M. City Depot, Lv 7 50
P. . A.M.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday.
fTuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
8. L. DILL,
G. P. A.
127 Middle St.
Colombian Insecticide,J Petcrnian
Roach Food, Hooper's Fatal Food and
Sure Death to Moths, Bugs, etc. Also
Bromo Cloradine
The disinfectant that disinfects an
deodorises.
We keep on hand a complete stock 0
riediclnes,
Toilet Articles,
Perfumery,
ToothBnubes, &c
Physicians' Prescriptions a specialt
Tha dc Manna
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jateklr rta m opinion fro whothor an
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Patonti tAaton
frtrnor for tocurtnc psatmu.
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homL faaw. In thm
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nwimiu
A MfltimlT IHuitwUxl vwilr, ranmtmr.
M)Uon ot anjr eolentulQ tonroaL . Terms, SS a
' iw , fner nanus, at. Sou brail hewKleelem.
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