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show more plainly than a brunettes,
but these discolored spots rsiy nr .
the beauty of eitherlv "V '
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'Sunburn, Tan, undue Redness,
Salloximess and all other blem
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IT IS A LIQUID
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Can be easily and quickly applied.
Others cannot detect Its' use.
It leaves no sticky feeling.
Harmless as water.
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Horses, Mules,
Baggies, Farm
Wagons, Carts
Wheels and
Harness
dJlVEfjlME A TRIAX
THOS. J. MITCHELL.
MlRBtfrntiOHANITE,
r
Administrators Notice
Baring duly qualified a Administra
tor of the eetate of Mrs. A. 0. Hyman,
deceased, all persons Indebted to said es
tate am reqnested to make Immediate
payment. And any and all persons to
whom said estate is indebted are request
od to present their claims to me duly
verified on or before April 96th, 1903, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar of re
covery. This April 96th, 1903.
F. B, HYMAN,
Administrator.
Dlvltdoa Salt) of Land
N JRTH CAROLINA, In the
Cbavin CotJRTY. Superior Court
Below W. M. Watson, Clerk.
Alex P. Davis. Laura Jackson and her
husband Fred Jackson,
VB.
liucv Henderson ana unarlea Henderson
her husband, and Ella X. Lewis,
The defendants above named wlU take 1
,i. w .i. ..tuii .1 i
uwiw ewaa avnvM vaaaiaaisw mm BSLrVT-'
hss been commenced la the Superior
uourt 01 craven uounty, to sell the lot -
or oarcel of land situate in the Cltv of
New Bern on the West side of Bern St . I
(being the same lot conveyed by deed of
Isaac V. Kubanks and Luclnda Stanley i
to Lncretia Galon, recorded In the offl4
of the Register of Deeds to Craven ,
county, in book 81, folios Ml and 90S),
ana aevisea oy tna saui liucratM union
deceased, to the plaintiffs and defen
dants share and share alike, and tot a
division of the proceeds of said sale be
tween the said plaintiffs aad defendants,
and the said defendants will further
take notice that tbey are naniied to
appear at the tens of th Superior eourt
lor toe County ol Craven to be be Id on
the 8rd Monday of June, 1903, being the
16th day of the said month, at the conrt
house ol said eonnty at New Ben, N.C,
and answer or demur to the petition m
said action on file la said conrt or the
- plaintiffs wiU apply tor . the relief de
manded in said petition. v( . t -;
Thla 8rd day of May, 190?. T r
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1 .?i7 s sjkttr sand Ammvrm mm
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h i 1 '""I nil f if lit. 1 1 ajin fKaftst on l a' uil
awiiifTT for invrurliif pattnta.
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A ham1oTntf HtnatnMaxl tjrHi1f. .ir wat cf.
OtitsiUon of ttnr rsriAiaiufl irxirnaj, t ttn.a. B
trt four rm.ntUa, tl auMsuiati! twiwav)-. .fr.
. ... Hranak Ol lbs r SU Wuklunua. D. U,
- fjeetl .tHL4V e.V v
U we wteu. Ut attain" success aa.farnti
era, we must first become acqnsinted
with the soil and be particular aa toths
kind and qualify of seed are Intend to
sow, saya P J. McGIyna la Fntfrle
Farmer. . A large juunber of farmers
spend much ft their time and money
buying and planting poor seed., Many,
plant poor teed because" they are cheap,
but which ofttlmeav prove moat expen
sive Experience has taught me that
the better the seed the better th crop.
Great care.sxmld be atvea t the soil
as well as to the seed. ,One variety, of
seed might do "extremely Well In a solf,
while another tllXfarent natnre
would be a complete failure under aim
flat condlttona. Thf cnltlTatlon .of a
crop Is only of aecondary lmportaBce
tat ccHnparlflon t either soli, or seed.
Thewfore It should beHotrrtooa ta every,
one that these two particular 1 point
are of paramount Importance end r
Worthy of much thought from those in
terested In agricultural pursuits. . It Is
essential that ever farmer bo thorough
ly acquainted .with the SOIL for upon
thla knowledge hh erieceas largelyne-
penda, and cast trathfoU say that U
thla particular point la carefully con
sidered a crop could be easily, expected
-that la. If the season be a favorable
oneand not regarded as merely a mat
ter of chance. . ... , . j. .. ' .
Aaareaeailaa ta IJasta.
It la often sjanmedihat the'Ppjs
ittes Of the expaiiBlBnKjtheAhoen
dustry on the ranges are.sJniiJstlWlund-
lesa. This Is hot truekorhtllrnliha4
almost been reached thoutaertaus
interference with other lnaijameaAaa
sheep are sot going u suppiantxatoe'
and horses to a -very largo exfintiSCl
long as prices for the. latter are 0f fa
vorable to the producer. Another1 fea
ture of the business Is worth noting
and that is 'the exhaustion ol. range
pastures. She .range svlll not support
vastly increased herds or flocks. The
land Is pretty well occupied now; In
some localities lt Is overstocked, and
In others range grasses have so dete
riorated under hard usage that they
will not keep many animals, .It seems
that the Unlit of range shtep produc
tion Is being approached. Th. sheep
Industry will settle down, and finally,
we trust, after-a. few years. It has
been disturbed so frequently by new
developments that people expect ah
upheaval every decade,,, but. a more
constant production is likely to prevail
before long. National Stockman and
Farmer. . .
Cera Ptaattasv
Many of the tests at experiment sta
tions have, shown better yields from
planting moderately early rather than
very early; from planting a larger num
ber of kernels per acre, than moat good
farmers think advisable; from planting
small growing varieties in rows closer
together toon is lest for large varieties;
from' giving -shallow .and I vol cultlva'
Uon rather than deep and ridged culti
vation; from planting rather shallow
early and deeper In late planting. Oth
er trials have seemed to show that
very frequent cultivation does not re
pay its cost; that lt Is Important to
cultivate as soon as may be after rams;
that deep cultivation while the stalks
are small may be helpful If followed by
shallow culture, says the agricultural
column of the Hartford Times. It also
adds that the farmer will be better sat
isfied if he tries some experiments of
this kind himself and tries them nx
than one season that he may be sure
that the change in method and net the
season has changed results. .
Row t Use FealtST Mas.
Poultry manure la of such variable
richness, owing to feed of poultry and
the amount of dirt coueeted iwith it.
that lt is impossible to make a very
definite prescription for use, bat 600
to 1,000 pounds could be safely, used
per acre if care is taken not to mass
the manure in close contact srlth seed.
says Professor E. J. .Wlckson of the
California experiment station,. Tbs best
way to apply where ns showers cast
be depended upon after corn is planted
Is to broadcast before the spring plow
ing: The corn will grow roots to reach
it Aa for using the poultry manure in
a ami, it will be very troublesome and
expensive td dry and grind tt to stffl-
dent fineness to work jr ell In a drill, aa
commercial tertillsera do,; f - v -
'aa sussl 'Osva.
Census figures reveal that of the 62r
87&000 bogs In ths country in 1900, SO,
47(000 were in ths north central di-
vtston,: represented- try the states of
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, .Wis
cosMdn, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri the
Dakotaa, Nebraska and Kansas. The
sooth central division.' composed of
Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Louisi
ana, "Texts, Oklahoma and Arkansas,
had 18,047,000 of the remainder aTbsm
two divisions eontats 88 per aent.ot alt
the boas In the coaotrTi and thet ooa-
tala all the states that can be classed In
ths corn belt Cora and hoga stiU go
together la this country. I '- f ;;;'. :
. '.Tales f raswt IsaaeVVv")
-. TThe question is raised (whether, ana
that sells for $100 per acre can be
farmed at a prqoV says the Kansas
Farmssx Tastauca sand is farmed at
a Droit is the preper answer.' The fm
ther fad t hot good land is often fam
ed: at 1 a J osa, regardless of the selling
price is not a faulL the land, but of
the farsjsjv ny af the most profita
ble faraa.ln Teissycanoot be bongnt
fof leas than- f 10 par acre, and the
land IS capsM of 'Corning a profit be-
cans t ts wertU tbst prlce-JaIhui
Farm aad Pnck.v J"; 1$..?,$
Potatoes most be well covered. A po
tato greened from the sun may be Just
ts good for seed, but it U not fit fof
the table.; - v ;.
Bllloasaess Is a eondlilott eharaoter-
foedby e disturbance of the digestive
organs, The stomach Is 9ebllltated, the
Uvsr torpid, the bowels consHpated,
There It t loathing Of food, pains In the
bowels, d!z I'-'ircis, coal' 1 t"- tnd
voml'Jng, flint r f t' e t: ' i or
ly glgtsAsd food an J t; u of bUe. C'bats-
berlaln't Btonach and Liver Tablets
slUy ths disturbances of the stomn
and crests a honlthy o:, ' i. 1 Ley a:
lore op t' e H"-T to s 1 ' ' r f " t 1
rrru'.u.e I 1 b'vtv. 'I y 1. i r I y
Poreont the ereat LafJnlflt Was the
son of a weavers His teste for lean
ing was kindled hy the accidental dis
covery of a book of Latia provertev -
'WM: A Utrmi ataaateiis
Modern Athens la a dty of marble.
Many of the dwellings and business
houses and nearly all the public edi
fices are of that material, and even the
sidewalks on some of the streets are
paved, with It -
At Dundenong) Anstralia; ther is a
blue cum tree which has an estimated
height of 450 feet It Is believed to be
the tallest tree in the world.; ; ;
. . Attn ( Itsses.. , ','
One can make attar of roses very
simply. . Take the flowers of rh hun
dred leaved rose, put In a large Jar or
cask and just "enough water to cover
them and stand In the sun. in about a
(week-there will form a' scum which
can be removed with a piece of cotton.
;'- "-'-Atl Baos.- .
la some parts of South Africa, mncb
damage Is done by baboons, which, go
in large marauding parties to rob gar
W. .' ' J' Blsistlelty -t Vmmi ' ' 1
Glass la the most perfectly elastic
substance in existence, A glass plate
kept under press ore in a beat condition
for twenty-five years will return to lta
exact -original form. Steel comes next
In elasticity.
("TsVlitiMtAenUli. f
ilh blinreat aerolite ever found Was
discovered la Greenland In 1870. ' It
Weighed twenty-three tons. "
014 Fcnrvlaa Ptstee.
Somt curious pipes have been found
in the vast guano deposits of Peru, the
data of which tt fixed by scientists to
whom they have been submitted as co
equal with the famous Peruvian pot
tery, the eleventh and twelfth century.
Mad Ia Water.
It is claimed that mud in drinking
water may be more of benefit than det
riment The mud overcomes offensive
odors and destroys many of the impuri
ties of bad water.
PaHslaa Oakkles.
In Paris the cab driver la prohibited
by the authorities from smoking when
driving through the streets,
Haam WMaat ffafl.
Most of the Japanese bouses are of
one general shspe and two stories high.
They ore put together by a curious
method of mortising, at which these
people are adepts, not one nail being
used throughout the construction of the
whole building.
SMratM Wife.
Socrates once said of bis wife, Xan-
tlppe, who, if history Is to be believed,
was a person by no means easyslo live
with, that he married and Ured with
her for self discipline.
SECRETS
n, At the Mm f S Stria
Womtfi oa Kir mf to Mmt-lnvmndlmi awaaS
by prafaaacf suBara much paia and lam
r jaaat iicaptt)BpUhartoauffcrkiaaMiaawca)
aad lamala la taa dark aa to Iha Una rtutm
""UMhAiimi takas tha doctor', alacaatkar.
Ma, and aha haa ao cauaa for an IntarvlaW. Sha
b har ova doctor,) bar modaar protoctad.
uaur aapucauoa .ovsa im raaiaa v
itkia-nvaa taa rWaa tH ua
va U .1 I nam, tkaaaaaaat ara.
abto Jim Ut aadaiao taa aaifad o
1 fhiaWna-awaa aad fa aadla.
Bta.l and .bov. In
aaacr, UI aaabto
aacauoa al a
taraad.
MothciFnend
U a Udraaat, sad ft artanal aaa anlr. It Is
iHr''1 -isti sa ITS5
aacrMeaodaudu . wa a limy totaawra-;
caarial Uaaa of kenrlhr,cblaaa. AH
OuTback MoWood- Oa aVMbtAd
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FUULUC1TII :i 4
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Strictly First-class Equipment oil all
TbronRa or Liooal irsinaj i'tiiimaa fal
ace Biuplng Oar on all Nlj.ht Trains,
I it and fuJe Bohediilcr -
Travel bj the Boulha? and jnn areaa-
ir"1 a F'bffl, Oomfnttanle aud Lipcx
'y to T" ' "tap-"' for Time Ta
b , l .t and Um"l Informution, ot
t " . JT. K. UAi . K,
K u ve:::on, . a p. a t. a.
I. r. a., lAshevllIe, N. C
? . e ' ''fl,ir.a
8. 1!. HjihwK'k
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ataml to Bmnia nxKhns aaaa.aaM tmy w a
r-HCS-KONE' BOVEYi
' No. ai Perry Street,
A coacfi of wmtefSaM I
lipped ea a fro sidewalk
tad icll flat oaarrbacfcv Oa
bring romtned I fotaod that
J had smtilwrl Internal inhat
rks which laid nv op for snots
than two months. After that
Irudotd tlutlhad pains In
the hack and groia which I
-asvsr had i)ctora. Idoctossd
sad; doctored tosmral
aneaxhs bat ts as pains hv
creased instcsd of aruwlur
tetter I decided that rwasoot having tha
rrght tramtment. Reading ta ths papers
of the wonderful casts pcrf orrned by
win of Cardttll Wtots to 00 si ths
parties sad ftverved a very ttHafsrtory
reply sad I trrnnrdhirrrr scat far some.
.In a very short thne I felt Mnsfa0yttttr
tad altar seven weeks faithful ass I was
eaes mote wsll sad stssegv Ihavs mn
had a sick how since and I daily bless
yftw. rjyfllj mffdiflPTi 1-J.J"""' '-'
TINE OP CABDTJI is one medi
cine that should always be kept
on band in every home for im
mediate use when female Weak
ness first makes its appearance.- Miss
Bower's painful and dangerous accident
would not' have resulted' so seriously
had she taken Wine of Cardui promptly.
v 1 -1
Him Mm Bam
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r I'll IIJM KNUUBH
la SKI hut 4imU 1 Hill.
wl th Mm ftMm. Taa. aa ataar.
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Ileal Ustate Sale I
Br virtue of a Judgment made and
entered in the Superior court of Craven
county before W M Watson, clerk in
that special proceeding entitled "The
estate and guardianship of Lewis Lee,
minor, I will sell for cash to the highest
bidder at the court house door in New
Bern, Craven county, North Carolina, at
12 o'clock M. oa ths 8th day of June,
1903. the following- real estate: Two
certain tracts. or lota of land In the cltv
of New Bern more particular bounded
and described as follows, to wit: Oae
house and lot being No. S Gaston street
in the city of New Bern adjoining the
lands of E W Smallwood, James Dudley
and Lelnster Duffy; also ona other cer
tain lot of land bounded and described
ss follows, to wit: A certain tract or lot
of land situated In the city of New Bern
on the west side of George street being
fiart of the lot number twenty-seven (27)
n Dryboro. beginning at the southeast
ern corner of said lot and runs about
fifty-three and three fourths feet to Ben
derson Merrltt's line, then westwardly
alone said Henderson Merritt's line and
parallel with Pine street about one hun
dred and seven and a halt feet of land
heretofore sold by ssid Holllster snd
wife, thence southwardly and parallel
with George street to the southern line
01 eaia 101 no. vi, tnen to tne Mgining
on George street. D. L. WARD.
Commissioner.
May Snd 1903.
lsodge Directory.
CRAVEN LODGE NO. 1 KNIGHTS
OF HARMONY. Meets Snd snd 4th
Wedneadav nlirhta In each month In
Rountree's Halt Pollock street, at 7.80
wciocB. j. j jvoirenaen, rresident; ueo.
a Jones. Beo'yj R.R. Hill, Financial
secretary.
NEW BERN CONCLAVE 486. Improved
Order Heptasophs, meets Ind and 4th
Thursday nights, at 8 o'clock st Koun
tree Half. Dr. E. F. Early, Archoa; John
U Scales, Financier, Geo.. D. Gordner,
eecretary.
HASTJQIIJy
CAROLINA DISPATCH LINE
AND-r
Old Dominiop Steamship Co
DAIIdY lINE.
FEIIOHT & : PASSlHflltt.
For All Potato North.
'.. i 1 ...
' Commencing Monday, February 17th
tne steamers 01 tnta use are scnea
a led to sail from New Beta as fol
lows:
The Steamer' NETJSB
for OrlenhtVRoanoke Island. Elisabeth
Ulty ana tne nona en stonaays, vvea
aesdays and Fridays atd p. m. - . ;
The Str. Ocracoke
- Oa Tuesdays, Thursdays sad Batur
iCkm . '
' BT Freight ived not later
than on hour prerkrut to wiling, t
For farther information apply to
;; ;GK0.HINpIBS()ir, Agt,
It, K. Knr, 'deCifgr.:V"-H
Q.a HTJ08imi,Qen.Frt.4 Pass. Agt
HolaV'T.'
met to Creditors,
la tha. Dlstriot Court of the Ualted
States for ths Xsstera DUtrlct of
;. ' North Carollaa, at Nsw Bern, j
Vv-.,;, In the - Matter . of '-; v i
;'. P, Oc ER8KINE and M. ERSXTNE, .
1Tradlng U "The Backet Co,"';,
. - ' i.. - KInston, a. C -.. . f
The petition of P. O. Eraklne and M.
Rrsklne, trari as The Backet Co, of
KInston, N. C, fur t full dlncharge In
bankmplny, furin been filed In sold
Court, It Is or red t 7 the Conrt, tlit a
hearing be hhj t.,e 6(h day off iy
1' i tx-fore li. J. Ji iKire, Iiuforee St 1-nw
Iprn, N. C, s 13 o'( !ock noon, and that
all known ci loin and otber nermina
IntoreHifd may r -ur at said time and
El are anil show jimt canso, If any tfmy
ne, wt'-y the prayer of said petitioner
Should nt bs gia'.iid. . , ...
IklsJbuy of April WX ..' '
n.L,(JUANT, - ,
Clerk,:
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DETROIT, MICHIGAN.
Wine of Cardui makes wo
men more womanly by cur
ing their weakness and mak
ing them stronger. Wins of
Cardui cured Miss Bower.
As a medicine for all women
in every trying period of
their Urea canyon think of a
better medicine for yourself,
your sister, your daughter
or your mother f Can you
think of more acceptable
Dresent to oive vonr friend
than a bottle of thiY medicine which
will bring her hearth and happiness?
Ton are suffering i Your duty is to
rid yourself of this pain; If your
daughter, mother, sister or friend is
sick and In need of relief, your duty is
equally gnat to them. Many women,
now well, owe their lives to friends
who brought them Wine of Cardui.
Wine of Cardui is adapted to wo
men at say age. in any walk of lifet
For the working woman it gives her
strength for her tasks and. better
treatment than a doctor for vary small'
cost.
Your druggist will sell yon a $1.00
bottle of Wine of Cardui. Secure the
medicine today. Take it in the privacy
of your home. Belief will come to you
as surelyjis yoa take it
A million suffering women
have found relief ia
Wine of Cardui.
A. & N. C. ft. R.
nm TABLl so. 25
To Take Effect Sunday, February 28
1903 at 13:01 A. M., E. b T.
Going East Sohedulbi Going Wes
No. 8 Passenger Trains No. 4
DAILY.
Lv. p m statioiis: Ar. a m
8 40 Goldsboro 11 06
409 LaGrange 10 83
483 Kington. 1018
S 40 Ar. New Bern, Lv, 9 On
8 60 Lv. " Ar 8 87
715.. ..Ar. Moreheadoity Lv 706
No. 5,
Passenger
Train.
No. ,
Passenger
Train.
sTAnoas:
DAILY.
Lv. A. H. Ar. p. m.
8 00 Goldsboro 8 80
8 38 Best's 8 08
0 81 LaGrange 7 67
8 43 Falling Greek 7 47
8 61 KInston
908.. Caswell
787
739
717
18 Dover
80 Gore Greek....
844.... Tusoarora
9 48 Olarka
. 700
. 660
. 648
. 680
1000 Ar. Now Bern. Lv.
a. at.
r. h,
No. 1. I I Nn. 9
Mx'd Ft and Statiobs: Mz't Ft. and
Pass.Tn. Pass. Tn.
Dailt Sxaarr Sotdav,
Lv. am
Ar, p m
6 00 Goldsboro
Best's 4 68
I uu LaGrange 4
7 10 Falling oreek 8 68
B 8U .....Kinston 8
8 40 oasweU 3
Dover 9in
10 07 oore oreek 1 10
10 83 Tuecarora 12 4R
1UMJ Clark's 13 40
11 10 Ar. New Bern. Lv 12 10
No. 9. f No. 10.
1 80 Lv. " Ar 10 47
8 13 Rlverdale' 10 10
9 80 oroatan.' 10 00
8 06 Havelock 9 40
8 84 Newport, Lv 9 08
8 47 WUdwood 8 47
8 63 Atlantic 8 88
4 08 . .Ar. Morehead city, Lv 8 20
498 ...Ar. M. city Depot, Lv 760
r. at a at.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday.
tTuesday, Thursday aad Saturday.
a L. DILL,
O. P. A.
F. . SlatBieaa,
A. D. Ward
5IMT10NS & WARD,
ATTORNS, aad COUNSELORS at
LAW.
'BBW MEMS, BJ. C
Office Removed across Street to Second
Story of No. 89 (above Telegraph Of
flee) South Front Street, next to
Hotel Chattawke,
Practice in the counties of Craven,
uupllo, Jones, Onslow, Oarteret, fsmll
co and Wake. In the Bunnine and Fed'
era! Courts, and wherever services are
aeairea.
P. H. Pelletler,
ATT0BNIT AT LAW,
Middle Street, Lawyers Brisk
Binding.
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Oartarat, Joaaa, Oaalow aal PamUoo. D. S
OoartsSMewBssBS sail bibs Ooart .
. . Attoraey at Law, ,
74.SO, front Si, Opp. Hotel Obattawka,
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- Craven Ctxwty Attorney.
- Circuit, Craveoi, Jones, Oaslow,' Oart
eret, PaaiUoo, Graan, Lenoir, ;aad; the
Supreme sad Federal Courts,,
A Qood ,
Telephone
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NECESSITY, . A HOME. .;
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Orper Your PIhmm at Once f ;;.
V4ajaar aii mmum J"
dean, pure wholesome, ruaranteed to
be oimniiraiiy made from amuuea wanr
anil fre from Impurities. rJnecially la
Uiiiiioi and prepared for humaa eoav
swpl'fa, '"
I. e u ivered daily (except Sundays) 8
intolpm.
i .mi (n' llon'y)7amol8n0O8.
I nr p. a ; and oiii.i information, -
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AMIc luasMioi! liaM Co
j,;' t -laseawid jtchpa'nlr.
TKA.INM IMIUiQ SOUTH.
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HATKlr 05 . sea . ,
May 5, lMfc)
Co o a o j o'3 o'S
.Oorrecteu) '"-Q
A.M. P M. P.M. A mT pTm
Lv. Weliloii 41 50 9 38
Ar. R. Mt. 1 till 10 33 '.
Lv. Tarboro 13 23 7 22
Lv. R. Ml. 1 Of. 10 02 7 53 B 45 13 63
Lv. WUboo 1 59 11 10 8 31 0 26 3 40
L. Belma.. 2 55 11 69
Lv.Fay'vilic 4 3u 1 id
Ar.Finrence 7 85 8 20 .
P.M. A.M.
A 1. Oi.liln... , . 9 30
Lv. GoIiIb 7 31 '815
Lv, Mag'lia ... 8 37 4 25
ArWilm'ton 10 10 fl 00
P.M. . M. P.M
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
. . 21
- K 2") mj. ,
6 '3 6 j 6 "3 o '3 0 '3
7, 2 Q KO
A.M. P.M.
Lv.FIorence 10 05 8 05
r.v.Fsyville 13 40... .10 09
Lv. Belma.. 2 10 11 25
Ar. Wilson. 2 57 12 07
A.M. P. M.A.M.
LvWilm'ton 7 00 9 05
Lv. Mag'lia 8 80 10 58
Lv. Golds 7 35 9 37 13 26
P. M. A.M. P. M. P. M
Lv. Wilson 3 85 8 20 11 84 10 45 1 18
Ar. R. Mt.. 8 80 9 00 12 10 11 23 1 53
Ar. Tarboro 9 84
Lv. Tarboro 3 81
Ly. R. Mt. . 8 60 13 43
Ar. Weldon 4 53 1 87
P.M. A.M.
Yadkin Division Main Line
Train leaves Wilmington 9 10 am, ar
rives Fayetteville 12 20 p m, leaves Fav-
etteville 12 43 p m, arrives Sanford 1 5 1
p m. Returning leave Banfdrd 8 05 pra
arrive Fayetteville 4 20 p m, leave Fay
etteville 4 80 p m, arrives Wilmington
7 16 pm.
Bennettavule Hrancli Tram leaves
Bennettsville 8 10 a m, Maxton 9 05 a m,
Red Springs 9 82 a m, Hope Mills 10 65
a m, arrive Fayetteville 11 10. Return
ing leaves Fayetteville 4 45 pra, Hope
amis 0 uu p m. Ilea springs 0 43 p m,
Maxton 6 16 p m, arrives Bennettsville
7 16 p m.
Connections at r ayetteville with train
No. 78, at Maxton with the Carolina
Central Railroad, at Red Springs with
the Red Springs and Bowmore railroad,
at Sanford with the Soaboird 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 p m, arrives Scotland Neck st 4 10
p m. Greenville 5 47 p m, KInston 6 46
p m. Returning leaves KInston 7 30 a m
Greenville 8 80 a m, arriving; Halifax at
11 05 a m, Weldon 11 20 a m, daily ex
cept Sunday.
Trains on Washington Branch leaye
Washington 8 00 a m and 1 45 p m, ar
rive Parmele 8 65 a m, and 3 10 p m, re
turning leave Parmele 916 a m & 5 22 p
m arrive Washington 10 85 a m and 6 15
p m, daily except Sunday.
Train leaves Tarboro, N O, daily except
Sunday 4 86 p m, Bunday, 4 35 p m, ar
rives Plymouth 6 85 p m, 6 30 p m, Re
turning, leaves Plymouth daily except
Bunaay, 7 au a m, ana Bunday V OU a m,
arrives Tarboro 9 50 a m. 11 00 a m
Train on Midland; N C Branch leave
Uoldsboro daily, except Sunday, 6 00 a,
m, arriving Bmithfield 610 am. Return
ing loaves Smith Held 7 00 m; arrives
at Uoldsboro 8 25 a m.
Trains on Nashville Branch leaves
Rocky Mount at 9 80 a m, 4:00 p m.arrive
Nashville 10 20 a m, 4 23 p m. Sprint-
Hope 11 00 a m, 4 46 p m. Returning leave
Spring Hope 11 20 a m, 5 15 p m, Nash
ville 11 45 a m, 5 45 p m, arrive at Rocky
Mount 12 10 p m, 6 20 p m, daily except
Sunday.
Tram on Clinton Branch leaves War
saw for Clinton daily, except Sunday,
8 30 a m and 4 15 p m. Returning leaves
Clinton at 7 00 am and 10 00 pm,
Train No 78 makes close counection at
Weldon foi all points North daily, all
rail via Richmond.
H M EMERSON, Gen'l Pass Agent.
J K KKNLY, Uen'l Manager,
T M EMERSON, Traffic Manager.
Atlantic Coast Islne.
WlLHlHGTOK A NSW BltRNK K. It
TIM B TABLS MO. 5,
In Effect Wednesday, Aug. 7, 1896lrDally
Except Sunday.
Going South j scnKDCLB: Going North
No. 61, Passenger Trains No. 60,
Lt. a m, stations:
900 New Berne ....
9 88 Pollooksvllle...
981 MaysvUle. ...
10 097. Jacksonville
Ar. p m,
... 840
.... 804
.... 449
.... 418
189
1908,
I Wilmington,
( Union Depot I
Ar. WOmingtonj Lv,
19 IB ...Ar. WOmingtonj Lv. ... IM
r at r a
Nat, PASSTBqBB A Fbbwht, No. 4.
Leave WlimlagUn Mooday, Wednes
day and Friday. Leare New Berne Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday.
t. a Ar. r 11
7 80 Lv. WOrnlnrto, Ar 1 48
8 40. .Scott's Hill .19 66
990 Woadsid. 1916
1006., a.HoUyridf..... .1140
1061.. .......i.-DUon....... ....1061
1190...... ....Veroaa. 1090
1908,H Jackson vllle, , 948
19 80. ....... ,,Northsest,, 8M
MBS.., Whlteoak-. ,,.. 880
'190.. ...MaysvUle... ,4... 998
919. Potlookavine......... 790
188) Debruhl's. ..Ma. 4. . (99
40 Ar.NswBataewL,,,,,. 100
I Dally Except Ssmday. -
ai.
A lldher's Horror I
x , '' V' t
CrcCrgu-l
1
;' can be prevsated If used fat tbm
aadcund slaattjlnstaatty by aslag '
AT I r-AEtlAil'!. t5o.
wiaIIIiiL.
Marvelous liixtfflife I
covered bf Fimonitlioctcr
scfcalfst Tatt Cures I very
Knowkl AHmeBt-Js V
Wonderful Cores ire Effected TLat
fieems Like VMIraeleslfet- -lor
medThe Secret of
Long Life of.piden
Times Revived.
Tha Kamady Is Im to AU Wka Bead,
NamaaadBaaaady. j r; i
After years of Datlent study. nd del-"
vlng Into the dusty record of the put, ss
well as following modern experiments
In the realms of- sfedical science. Dr.
James W. Kidd, 3861 Baltes Build
ing, t'ort w syne, Indiana, makes the
startling announcement! that he has
DR. JAMES WILLIAM KTDD.
surely discovered the elixir of life; That
he is able with the aid of a mysterious ?'
compound, known only to himself, pro-?'
duced as a result of the years he- hss -spenl
in searching: for .this precious life-V
giving boon, to cure any and every die:
ease that is known to tne unman oocy,.
There Is no doubt of the doctor's earnest V
ness in making his claim and the re-,"
markable cures that he la daily effecting
seems to bear him out very strongly. His -
meory wnicb ne advances is ons or
reason and based on sound experience mC
a medical practice of man vearahlt -
costs nothing to try his remerka ley
"Elixir of Life," as he calls it, tor . he
sends It free, to anyone who is a sufferer'.
in sumcient quantities to convince 01 lis
ability to cure, so there Is absolutely no
risk to run. Some of the cures eited sro
very remarkable, and but for reliable
witnesses would hardly be credited. The
lame have thrown away crutches and
walked about after two or three trials of
the remedy. The sick, given up by home v
doctors, have been restored to their faml
lies and friends In perfect health. Kheu-'.
matlsm, neuralgia, stomacn, neart, liver,7;
kidney, blood and skin diseases and::
bladder troubles disappear as by magic;
Headaches, backaches, nervousness--fevers,
consumption, coughs, colds, asth
ma, catarrh, bronchitis snd all affections
of the throat, lungs or sny vital organs
are easily overcome In a space of tlmev .
that Is simply marvelous. , '
Partial paralysis, locomotor ataxia
dropsy, gout, scrofula and plies are:
quickly ana permanently ramovea. it
purifies the entire system, blood snd lls-i'
sues, restores normal nerve power, cir
culation and a state of perfect health Is
produced st once. To the doctor all sysv
terns are alike and equally affected by
this great "Elixir of Life." Send for the
remedy today. It Is free to every suf
ferer. Stalo what you want to be cured'
of and the sure remedy for lt will be sent
free by return maiL .
IB !
Having secured the services of Slv j
perlenced parties, I am prepared OB
short notice to execute Farm, Oltjv
Land and Rail Road surveying. Ditches,
Streets and Roads laid out and leveled.
Draughting in all Its branches. Blue
snd black prints made. Old maps re
paired and moan ted. Topographical
surveying ana plotting. . Lirawinr ana
wokrlng plans executed promptly. Sew
erage and drainage planned, laid out
and construction superintended. V
J. J. Volfendeii,
Ifew Bern, TS.
Low Rates to Chartestott Via. At
lantic Coast Line, . A'
The Atlantic Coast Lin'1 Railroad
Company announces ths following rates
to Charleston 8.0. on account ot the
South Carolina Inter-state and West In
dian Exposition, Charleston, 8.Ci Dec.
1st, 1901 to Jans 1st, 1909. .A i V
The following rates apply frost New
Bern, N. 0. . - ' r - -
$75 tickets to be told Taesdsys sn
Thursdays of each week aatil aad lnclu
ding May 99th, 1903, continuous passag r
final limit seven (7) days, lav addition t
date of sale. . . ' "- v
010.40 tlckeu tdDesold dally ant:
and Including Msr' list, 1908, eon tin
nous pasaaga, flaal Urol t, tea (10) dayt U
addition to dat of sahv. " . ,
814JW tickets to be sold dally unt i
and including May list,' 1901, eon',
nous passage, final . limit Juno 1
1909, j-. .
For any farther particulars write c
call on
' ' IE. M. EMERSON, v
Gen'l Pst'gr, Agt. WUmlagtoa N.
J. S. MAJSLX, . . r
Agent, Nsw Bern, N. 0.
v j.b.:hartsell,
Trv. IWgr. Agt Tsrboro, I .
2otrUi CAnIliui. InUr-5:
Wast tndiati IIxp
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.;;l8t,I9oi,toJ i
.Ta4 AflaaUs C6at LI r.
Ixoaisloa Bates and E
BkortsstaadQulckeft I
Buffet Bleeping Cars to '
ill Throngs. In', t.
Call oa er addr
Coast Line (or rat n,
oar aorjonunoduUe ,
ilgned, i - - f
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