AYegetabfe Prepatafoiifor A
similaling theFoodandRegula
luig theStomn&s ardBowsls of
iTw.:
At.
... X
Promotes Digpstion.Chwrful
nessandRcstfontahis neither,
Mum.Morphine nor Mineral.
Not Narcotic.
' (Tiffed 'ar
Aperfeet Remedy forConslipa
Hon , Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea
Worms .Convulsions .Fevensh
xess and Loss or Sleep.
- Facsimile Signature of
' NEW YOHK. rrr-.-
EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.
Mrs. Laura S. Webb,
Ylce4taUent of Vomw'i Democratic dubs oi Northern Onto.
HEBE ABE MANY
sickly women be
tween the ages of
45 and 65, but there are
Tery few invalids over 65
and 60 years ol age. The
change' of life coining to
f woman near her forty
fourth year, either makes
her an invalid or gives
her a new lease on life. Those who
meet this change in ill health sel
dom live ten years afterward, while
a woman who lays aside the active
duties of womanhood in health sel
dom fails to live on in happiness,
years after she has passed 60. This
is truly a critical time.
Mrs. Laura S. Webb, of Toledo,
Ohio, recognizes the change of life
as a dangerous period and she also
hat faith in Wine of Cardui. She
writes:
"As I tud alwavs been troubled mote
or lea at the menstrual period, I dreaded
WINEofCARDVI
Administrators Notice
" Having duly qualified as Administra
tor of the estate of Mrs. A. 0. Hyman,
deceased, all persons Indebted to said es
tate are requested to make immediate
payment. And any and all persons to
whom said estate is indebted are request
ed to present their claims to me duly
verified on or before April 26th, 1002, or
this notice will be pleaded In bar of re
covery. This April 26th, 1903.
P. K, HYMAN,
Administrator.
fotic of Summons.
NORTH CAROLINA,') In the
- C ravin Cot! STY. f Superior Court
Before W. M. Watson, Clerk.
Alex P. Davis. Laura Jackson and her
husband Fred Jackson,
VS.
Lucy Henderson and Charles Henderson
her husband, and Ella B. Lewis,
The defendants above named will take
notice that an action entitled as above
has been commenced in the Superior
Court of Craven County, to sell the lot
or parcel of land situate in the City of
New Bern on the West side of Bern Bt,
i i riMinir Elm hud nn wiitvivu ui uwu
V - Isaac W. Kubanks and Lucinda Stanley
- to Lncretie Guion, recorded In the office
. . ' f the Keffiiter oi ueeos lor uwm
coimtv. In book 81. folios SSI and 888),
- and devised by the said Lncretia Chiton
deceased, to the plaintiffs and defen-
danta snare and snare aiiae, ana lor a
division oi the proceeds of said sale be-
twoMi the said plaintiffs and defendants.
M . 1 At 1 . J. .111 (..h..
mnix Ulv mu uuiouuwiw n.u .u.wmi
' take notice that ther are required to
annear before tlie clerk of the Superior
jmiit for the County of Craven on.
' '. h. Kid Mnndavnt Jnna. 1009. belnt the
16 th dayof the said month, at the court
, bonae of taiu county as new xwrn, a.v,
lJr ami answer or demur to the netition in
. mid motion on file in said court or the
plaintiffs will apply for the relief de-
. manaea in saia petiuon.
This Srd day of May, 190?. v
. W. M. WATSON, "
"r Clerk SuperiorJ Court
T. A. ereea. Pre . . V. rrca
.m.t, omea, ftMUar,
CITIZENS BANK,
. -o Maw aaasr, m.o.
Point Oeneral Banking Btitlieea
' March l.'WirBurplus and Cndivl- .
. ded ProfiU, 116,000 00. . . ' ;
Proapi and eareful attenUo given to
all business entrusted to ne. Accounts
.. rveeived on favorable terms.
. Mrl plrMtwr.
ranllnaad Dlna '
i. A. Siadows, -Hinniil
W.lpock .
L jti. H. VowiAr, .
''J. W. Wraltufar,
B. W.Sieawoo4.
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., Chu. DnflT, ix. "
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Libel
- For Infants and Children; -;
TheVKind :JTou Have"
Always 'Bought
Bears the
oienature
' i
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
tmc ecHTAun mmmnVi Hew mi Otff.
3
the change oi life which was
ut approaching. Walls vis
iting with a Mend l noucea
that (he was taking your
Vine oi Cardui, and the was
to enthuaiastlc about it that I
decided to try a bottle. I ex
perienced some relief the first
month, so I kept on taking It
foe three months and now I
menstruate with no pain and
I shall take K off and on now
until I have pataed the climax. I do not
dread it now, as I am sure that your
Tine oi Cardui will be oi great benettt
at this time."
Wine of Cardui is the remedy to
re-inforce a woman against the shock
that comes with the change of life.
It re-establishes healthy functions
after years of suffering. In doing
this it has saved thousands of suf
ferers just in time. Do not wait
until suffering is upon you. Thor
ough preparations should be made
in advance. Begin the Wine of
Cardui treatment today.
million suffering women
have found relief in
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BANK.
Capital, Surplus and. Profits $88,850.00
APRIL 30th, 1014
What We Have; Done, Do,
Will Continue to Do.
and
This Bank conducts Its business upon
"up-to-now" methods.
It Is our purpose to deal lusuy ana
liberally with all.
we careiuuy taieiruara we interests
of our customers. Moreover, we fre-
auentlv do it unknown to them: as on
portunitlea often come to us in confiden
tial ways, and you cannot over-appedate
suoh consideration.
We ate not disposed to overlook the
fact that the Interests of the Bank and
those of the people are closely bound to
gether, and cannot by any means br
aeoarated.
This Bank aots 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 us In escrow. - No charge for these
tervtoes. ' 'v- ".f.- v
- We procure Letters of Credit for In-
lendlnr travellers. ' j
We aim to be prompt, progressive and
liberal. " ' . -' ' '
la tu mallet ot cconrmoaaiions, mis
Banc meets every requirement wnmn
the llssltijf ttrodent banking.
It yon Save never been Identified witn
i as a natron, we ask you to consider
the advisability of becoming one.
la the early rutore, we propose adding
novel, yet substantial Savings Bank
feature to our already progressive in
stitution.'
" v Notice ot Sale.
Fnrsnant to a Judgment' tendered tat
ins iiay term, iwn,
of Craven County
buperior court, wherein Penelope Pen-
aeu was ptaintin, ana ary u. tiiu ana
others were defendants, the undersigned
commissioner will, at the court house
door in tlie city of New Bern, . U, at
noon- on the 16th day ot Jnne. 1003,
(being Monday) seu to uie nignes Dia.
aer tot ensn, to touowing oesonnea
land lying and being in uraven county.
State ot North Carolina, and bounded at
followsi On the north by Neuse river,
on the south by the Davis' land, on the
east by tne Joun uooning auia.' ana on
tlie west brthe Wright Moore mnd, con
taining two nunarea ana uitv izrwi acres
more or less) it being the same land con
veyed by deed from Wiley Hill and wife
to Penelope PennelL and recorded In
tne oraoe oi uie Kociater oi veeos oi
Craven County, book 80, pages 66, 67
ana on, .
' - " 8. M. BniNflON,
May 16, 1002, . : Commissioner.
Air
of TMtfc
.at . m . mmm '
GiB
FACTO 1.1 i - L-.JJ
A German Inventor ia now. (pinning
yarn from peat. , . . '
Ola as and chlnaware made in tne
United States are becoming popular In
Rio Janeiro. . '
London bridge,; when widened, will
be lighted from the center ana not
from the aides. v
The New Tot board of health baa
established department for Pasteur
treatment free. .' " v 1
Japan hat given a Frankfurt man an
order for five aaachlne tor - printing
and perforating postage stamps -;
Tbtr- most expenslva .and roomiest
railway station in the world is that of
the Peninsular railway at tiomDay, t'
On the date at which the census waa
taken there waa 188,704,096 worth 9
poultry on foot lh the TJnlted States. ,
By the burning ot a British petro
leum ship on the Bitter lakes the Sues
canal waa recently blocked for Jhree
days. - 7'-.-' ' . " vV' ; .
Thirty directors of tb.a chief British
railways Iuto seats In "the' bouse of
lords and forty-nine in the house of
commons..
Pablo Neumann, a naturalist, has
discovered the remains ot a mylodon
or huge grinder teeth foesil sloth near
Tierra del Fuego.
By a majority of sixty-one the French
chamber adopted a motion extending
the period for which deputies are elect
ed from four to six years. ,, r .
Paris, according to the latest census
returns, has a population of 2,650,000
persons, of whom over 1,200,000 are ei
ther foreigners or provincials.
A number of Viennese ladies have
started a dress reform league, with the
object of suppressing the corset and
introducing e new kind of divided skirt
There is a man in Bavant, England,
who, having been completely bald from
the day of bis birth, has now started a
fine crop of hair at the mature age of
ninety-two.
The Union veterans of 'German birth
are to raise a fund for a monument to
General Frledrich Wilhelm von Steu
ben of the American Revolution to be
erected in Washington.
A motor omnibus may now be seen
plying in London streets. The vehicle
is run as an experiment by tbe Koaa
Car company between Hammersmith
roadway and Oxford circus.
Experiments with petroleum for fuel
are being made by the Norwegian navy.
Of the rellued oil imported annually
into Norway $903,000 worth comes
from America and $90,000 from Russia,
A gold plate which Charles 'Bona
parte pawned In order to pay the trav
eling expeiises of his son. Napoleon, to
the military school nt Brlenne has been
placed in the town museum ut AJaccio.
Subsequent to a recently promulgated
law a youth of France of any belgbt
above five feet, if be weighs 100
pounds, Is liable to conscription. Pre
viously the minimum neigut was t reet
2 inches.
Smallpox in the United States, as of
ficially reported from Dec. 28, 1901, to
March 21, 1002, reaches a total of 24,.
194 cases, with 708 deaths. The total
for the same period In 1001 was 11,400
cases, with 149 deaths.
Germany's oldest army veteran has
Just celebrated his one hundredth birth
day at his home near OsnabrucK. tte
Is a master builder nnmed Wellmayer
and Joined the Thirteenth (Westpha
Uan) infantry regiment In 1822.
All the tenants of the Paris news
paper kiosks nnve Deen personalty
warned by the police commissioners of
the respective districts against expos
ing for sale any Journal or publication'
which may be personally offensive to
King Edward.
To secure prompt dispatch of busi
ness the Japanese war office has dona
away with the chain Used by tha Jun
ior officials of the accountants' ae
partment as well as those provided in
the waiting rooms. The result Is stat
ed to be most successful.
The Turkish navy consists Of eight
een cruisers of from 2,000 to 8,000 tons,
twelve coast defense ships,' six gun
boats and twenty-six torpedo boats, but
every one of them is useless except a
few small gunboats staoonea.at wr-
ferent ports along tbe coast
Ainonir the trcasures-preserved at tbe
residence of the Earl of Clarendon ia
tbe original silt key ot Hyde park, sent
br Queen Anna 10 ioru vaancenur
Clarendon to give him at all times ad
mission to the parka of 'ixmoon-ra
relic of singular historical interest
The capacity Of Ireland tor tending
out emigrants has been one ot tne
marvels of tbe world. During 1901 tha
Island sent out 80,870 emigrants, or 9
In everv 1.000 of populaUea, ol whotn
80.5 per cent were between the ages of
fifteen and thirty-five. Even this largo
total is some 7,000 smaller than that of
1900.
The national convention of tha Eight
Hour Day Supreme Grand League ot
America will be held In Minneapolis
Sept 22-20. Tbe purpose of tbs con
vention Is to bring together representa
tives from every stata In the Unloav
and from all commercial ana industrial
Interests. The call for .tha convention
Includes employers and employees.
It is reported that tha ameer of At-.'
ghanlttan having appointed a council
to assist him in tha administration of
the country. Hlbt Hallma. Umar
Khan'a mother, because she was Hot
. A w I M AlMnlM I
CUUBUllvu, rvijucvivu UW W Willi V.
This the ameer refused to do, with tha
result that the plotting and counter
plotting bare Increased more wan aver.
Jlerra del Fuego la full ot minerals,
among which is no small proportion 0
gold. That there la to be a boom in .
mining down In that part ot the world
there Is Do doubt When tbe discover
ies shall bo made" which will accom
plish .this result Bo one can predict
but there are In movement operations
which' at any Urns may result in suck
discoveries at will attract attention,
DISTRESSING STOMACH DISEASE.
Permanently cared by . the masterly
power of "Bouth Amkrica Nesvius
TohiQ." Invalids need suffer ao longer,
beoause this gieat remedy can cart them
alL, It ti a cure for tha whole world of
stomach weakness and Indigestion. Tha
core begins with the first dose. The re
l'if It brings Is marvelous and snrprt.lne;
J Tmakes no failure; never diiapnnlnls.
No matter how long you have su.irml,
four core Is certain under tne nof ti
(rent heallh-eWliiir foron. I'll --ant and
' How Llaoola Felt. 1 .
In 1S32, ears a writer in the Kansaa
City Journal, Colonel Alexander")! To
peka, who was an-lntlmata friend of
President Lincoln, vunea nun at wasn-
lngton and found aim in a greatly da-
sressed state of mind.;-" '
cracsea .np to oe, is a, air, wucumr
Inquired' Colonel Alexander, '
"No," said Lincoln, bis eyes twinkling
momentarily. "I feel sometimes uka
tha Irishman who, after being riddon
tn a rail, said, 'Begorry, It it wasn't
tor the honor ay the thing, Pd rather
avalkr tH-rfl. f
In Long Island sound, not far from
the north shore of tha island ia clearly
defined tha channel ot an ancient river.
At shown by tha United States coast
survey: it is a gorge, Having a aeptu or
about sixty feet below the general floor
of the sound on either aide at It The
gorge or channel waa cot Into the bed
rock of gneiss, the erosion of which is
exceedingly slow,, r v
.Markley Tou're a nice friend to
have. Why didn't yon lend Borroughs 1
the $3 be wanted?
Kaft-Why should IT
Markley To save me. Ton must
have realized that be knew If he didn't
get it from you he would from me.
Tou've practically robbed me of that
"fiver." Philadelphia Press.
To Relieve the Hsmotony.
Ton ought to hare a change
of
scene,' said the physician.
"But, my dear sir,'' protested the pa
tient T am a traveling man by profes
aloa" "Well, that's the point Stay home
awhile and see something besides ho
tel rooms and stations." Washington
Star. -
A man needs exercise as well as a 1
schoolboy, but take it moderately.
Some of the gnarled and knotted frames
of early- age are the rheumatic bodies
of overworked acrobats. BchooUnas-.
ter.
HERE'S A BABY
rra mothkb is well.
Tha batr In henlthy bormute durlae fflstatloB
IU matlur wed the purely veeuabl. ILnUMat
Mother's Friend.
MoCWt Friend It ft toothing, MftraW rtHx- I
om oiL muKM maksir. Invlgorfttor and Iwihw-
r. It puU now power Into your bmch and blpt.
A coming mower ruo n in mm mm ouifiu.
with her own orattv fuiarwrm. no dodntr and I
waltowlnc of Matty dnifft -no lntido trtttmtnt I
at IL I
I Tlw altts of the mother daring fettttloa ma I
taitluMM th diBookttton and whole future of the I
child that it why mot hen should watch- their I
condition and free themtelvea from pel a. Her I
health, that ot tha child and their Hvm, depend I
on heeptne free (rota torture worry ana nolan-1
choly. Be of food cheer, ttrona ol heart and I
peactfal mind. Mother'a FrtentTcaa and will I
make yoa to. Bearinx do we palna, tnoralnf I
aUrknaaa. anrenaat of hreait. enc
aUreliaTed and dlminUhed by thlt wonderful I
remedy bached by (wo ecore yean of ewxete. I
, anu inaon
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Uviior ttr lK)elMetherlu-rM.
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i'ri- Flt-thet'i the thmrJ-We give (a,
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Directory of the Mails at IM Hew
aa. v a -akaJ.A
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R, R, eloss at 8:20 p. vu & - . r
Mall for all points North and West
vis A. 4 N. 0. R. B. elose at 6.-00 a. .
Man for Oriental. Manteo.' XUsabeU
City aad Norfolk via Sir. Nente close
atfcSO p,pi..-t;?,;'-',l.i.-v r -, j;
Mall for Oriental. Manteo. Elliabetk
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5IMJ10NS & WARD.
ATTOBNEl aat COUNSELORS at
LAW.
IIW BKBBJB, M. C.
Office Removed across Street to Second
Story of No. 6 (above Telegraph Of
fice) Month Front Street, next to
Hotel Chattawka,
Practice in the counties of Uraven.
Duplin. Jones, Onslow. Carteret. Pamli
co and Wake, In the Bunreme and Fed
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desired.
liodge Directory.
CRAVEN LODGE NO. 1 KNIGHTS
OF HARMONY. Meets 2nd and 4th
Wednesday nlghta In each month In
Roantree's Hall, Pollock street, at 7.80
o'clock. J. J. Wolfenden, President; Geo.
O. Jones. Boc'y; R. & Hill, Financial
Secretary.
NEW BERN CONCLAVE 488. ImDroved
I Order Heptasophs, meets Ind and 4th
a'BBratiay nignts, at 8 o'clock at Koun
tree Hall. Dr. E. F, Early, Archon; John
a Scales, Financier, Geo. D. Gordner,
cecreury.
I CAEOUKA DISPATCH
LINE
AND
111
DAILY LINE
rRIIQHT fc PASStHOIB.
For Ail Felnte JTorth.
Oommenclnr Monday, February 17th
the steamers of this line are sched
uled to sail from Mew Bern as fol
lows: --..:. ..-... ' -
The Steamer NETJSB
for Oriental, Roanoke Island, Elisabeth
City aad tbe liortn on Mondays, rVM
nesdays ana riaaya at e p. m. : r
The Str. Ocracoke
Ob Tuesdays,-Thursdays'and Saiur
days at 1p.m. ;;,.---,
- Freight received not later
than ana hear brevioai to. sailing.
For farther information apply to
QW. HENDERSON, Agt.
m. K. Kitairen.1 Mp.J"
H.O. HcMiM.Gen.Frt.4 Paaa.At
T. V
pKorfolaiTfc?!;.,!
New Bam, N. O, Feb, 14, 1909.
Admlnlstrater'sffollce
Having qualified a administrator of
Isaac Taylor, deceased, - lata at Craven
eonntv. North Caroline, this Is to noti
fy all parsons having alalBisgalna the
estate ot said deceased to exhibit them
to the nndersigned or bis attorney, D. L.
vWard, on or before the 29th day of
April, 1008, or this notice Will be pUad
in bar of their recovery. All persons
Indebted to said.estata wflt plesse make
Immediate paymenti ' ' ':, ..;
This 89U day ot April, 1902. ' .
i- , : CLAUDE TAYLOR, ;
D. (. WaIV' t:: .Administrator-.
Attorney. : ":. '-, ;
KVtr.ty ft Law, .
74 Bo. Fnit ft , Orn. Hotel Chal
s ka,
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TIMS TABL1 VO. 26
To Take Effect Thursday, June B, 1008
at 18:01 A. M K. b T.
Going Eaet BOHKDULB: doing West
No. 8 Passenger Trains No. 4
DAILY.
Lv. p m - stations: Ar. a m
8 40 Goldsboro 11 06
4 09 LaQraage 10 81
4 82...
6 40...
6 60...
716...
.. . ..Kinston 1018
..Ar. New Bern, Lv, OOn
..Lv. " Ar. 8 87
Ar. Morehead oity Lv 7 06
No. 5.
No.
8.
Passenger STanoas:
Passenger
Train.
Train.
PAItiT.
Lv. a. a. Ar. r. m.
8 00 Ooldsboro 8 80
8 18 Best's 8 08
8 26 LaQraage 7 67
8 87 Falling Creek 7 47
8 48.
9 02.
.Klnetoa.
.OasweU.
787
7 25
7 17
700
660
642
80
918.
Dover
Gore Creek
Tuaearora
Clarke ,
.Ar. New Bam, Lv..
9 30.
9 44.
48.
1000.
10 80.
10 88.
Kiverdale ,
6 47
.Croatau 5 48
10 45 Havelock .
. 686
. 6 21
. 616
. 606
r. a.
10 68 Newport..
1104
.Wild wood
1130
a. K.
.Ar,
Morehead Oity Lv
No. 211 DAILY Ko. II
2d Class. Except Friday 2d Class
Lv.p.a. and Sunday. Ar.r.M.
4 80 Ooldsboro 8 00
4 63 Beat's 2 88
6 03 LeGraoge 214
Falling Creek 1 (1
5 27 Klnaton.... 128
Caswell 12 88
4 67 Dover 12 28
04 Core Creek 11 68
16 Tuaearora 11 40
..Clark's ..11 81
Neuse Crossing 1120
40 Ar. New Bern, Lv 10 00
P. M. A. H.
No. 1. DAILY EXCEPT No. 2.
2d CUas. SUNDAY 2d Okas
Lv. a m - Ar. p aa
00 Ooldsboro...... ... 688
88 Bears 4 OS
7 00 LaQraage. .48
7 15 laUiac oreak... ...... 846
80... ........ Kiaatoa 8 88
8 40 oaaweU t8
42...... Dover.. S10
107 .ooteoreek 110
10 82. Taeeerore. ..1848
10 58.. ........ .Mark's .1240
U 25,.....Ar. New Bera.Lv .1 10
No. It I I No. 10
Kx'dFt.aad 1 BcanoM: I MxttXaad
PaaaTa. Pass. Ta,
180 Lv. N.wBera AT......1047
19,.,..... Rrverdal...,......10 10
0., ..oroataa 1000
806 ..Havalock. ......... 00
184..,-. , Newport, Lv .,
47,. ..WUdweedw........ 47
868 ..Atlantic...... SM
408 ,.Af.MorebaadOlty,a....atO
428 ..Ar. M. City Depot,Lv..... 760
P. . : ..: :,.---:,-: .4. St.
Moaday. Wedaeaday aad Irlday. .
.. fTaesday, ThBraday aad Batarday, .
. ". .j.;- ajk'Jll'. dill, : '
B.A. NEWLAND, . . . ' O. P.A.
' Master Traaa porta tioo. - . .-
ATLANTIC! A N. O. RAILROAD CO.,
.:;v;. ' TraMportatloa Departmeot, T n,.
EtGDLAR 80HDIT TEAIIS
I jpr Morehead City, for the Beason -Ks-
r tabllshed.. .In affect, Sunday,
w.'s(,llaf ltb, IMS. ..
The following low ratet ol tare' on
these trains wlU apply, food lor owe day,
VI!' Round trip :,.',-.! ?rw r
Oohlsboro,, $1.28 " New Bera, ,, ; 0
riiusion, . .. cv iiTruaM - .w
CaawelL "',0 Crbataa.. ".60
Dover, ri."? S "Havelock, :-;' 48
CoreCreek, r.t Newport, -J8
Tuaearora, ,U -Wlldwood," ' .25
CUrk's (Conductor wlU couaot) , jn
'TVFor schrxlule see regnaar A. at N.
0. time table, trains 5 and a. ,;
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".'.'' General BuparlnUadent
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lUAltJS tUllNU SOUTH.
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7 A.M. P.M. P.M. A.M. P.M.
Lv. Weldonll 60 988
Ar. R. Mt. . 1 00 10 88
Lv. Tarboro 12 22 7 22
Lv. R Mt. 1 00 10 02 7 5". 5 45 18 62
Lv. Wilson 1 69 11 10 8 81 6 28 2 20
Lv.8elma.. 8 55 12 W
Lv.Fay'ville 4 41 1 &8
Ar.Florence 7 50 8 35
P.M. A.M.
Ar. Golds 9 80
Lv. Golds 7 81 8 15
Lv, Hag'lla 8 37 4 25
ArWilm'ton 10 10 8 00
P.M. A.M. P.M
TRAINS GOING NORTH,
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0 'S o u oi 0 6 '3
see sr.S S50 ko an
A.M P.M.
Lv.Florence 10 05 8 20
Lv.Fay'ville 12 40 . . . . 10 28
Lv.Belma.. 2 10 11 40
Ar. Wilson. 2 57 12 80
A.M. P.M.A.M.
LvWilm'ton 700 980
Lv. Mag'lia 8 80 11 05
Lv. Golds 7 35 9 87 12 20
P.M. A.M. P.M. P.M
Lv. Wilson 2 85 8 20 12 80 10 35 1 18
Ar. R. Mt.. 8 80 9 00 12 10 11 23 1 53
Ar. Tarboro 9 34
Lv. Tarboro 2 81
Ly. R. Mt. . 8 60 12 48
Ar. Weldon 4 53 1 87
P.M.I 1A.M.
Yadkin Division Main Line
Train leaves Wilmington 9 10 a m, ar
rives Fayetteville 12 20 p m, leaves Fay-
etteville 12 42 p m, arrives Sanford 1 5 1
p m. Returning leave Sanford 8 10 p m
arrive r ayetieviue 4 00 p m, leave i ay-
ettevllle 4 40 p m, arrives Wilmington
7 80 pm.
Bennettsville Branch Train leaves
Bennettsville 8 10 a m, Maxton 9 05 a m,
Red Springs 9 82 a m, Hope Mills 10 55
a m, arrive Fayetteville 1110. Return
ing leaves Fayetteville 5 00 pm, Hope
MUls 5 25 p m, Red Springs 5 53 p m,
Maxton 6 16 p m, arrives Bennettsville
7 25 pm.
Connections at Fayetteville with train
No. 78, at Maxton with the Carolina
Central Railroad, at Red Springs witb
tne tied oprlngs and Bowmore railroad.
at Sanford with the Seabovd Air Line
and Southern Railway, at Gulf with the
Durham and Charlotte Railroad.
Train on the Scotland Neck Branch
Road leaves Weldon 8 15 p m, Halifax
8 29 p m, arrives Scotland Neck at 4 10
p m, Greenville 6 47 pm, Kinston 6 45
p m. Returning leaves Kinston 7 30 a m
Greenville 8 80 a m, arriving Halifax at
11 05 a.m. Weldon 1120 a m, daily ex
cept Bunda,?.
Trains on Wasbington Branch loaye
Washington 8 00 a m and 1 45 p m, ar
rive farmele 8 00 a m, and 3 10 p m, re
turning leave Parmete 915 a in & 5 22 p
m arrive Wasbington 10 35 a m and 0 15
p m, dally except Sunday.
Train leaves Tarboro, N G. daily except
Bunaay 4 no p m, Sunday, 4 ao p m, ar
rives Plymouth 6 85 p m, 630 p m, Re
turning, leaves Plymouth daily except
Sunday, 7 W a m, and Sunday u 00 a m,
arrives Tarooro 00 a m, 11 warn
Train on Midland; N 0 Branch leave
Goldf boro daily, except Sunday, 5 00 a.
m, arriving Bmitbfield 6 10 a m. Return-
tag leavea Smith field 7 00 a m; arrives
at Goldsboro 8 26 am.
Trains on Nashvillo Branch leaves
Rocky Mount at9 80 a m, 4:00 p m, arrive
Nashville 10 20 a m, 4 28 pm, Spring
Hope 11 OU a m, 4 40 p m.Keturning leave
Spring aope 11 20 a m, 5 15 p m, Na
ville 11 46 a va, 5 45 p m, arrive at Rooky
nouns n 10 p m, 0 w p m, oauy except
Sunday,
Train on Clinton Branch leaves War
saw for Clinton daily, except Sunday,
8 80 a m and 4 15 p m. Returning leaves
Clinton at 7 00 am and 1000 pm.
Train No 78 makes close connection at
Weldon fot all points North daily all
rail via Richmond.
H M EMERSON, Gen'l Pass Agent
J B KKNLY, UenT Manager,
T M EMERSON, Traffic Manager.
Atlantic Coast Line.
WlLMIUQTOS & NlW BKEHK R. K.
Tlatl TABLK NO. 6,
In Effect Wednesday, Aug. 7, 1896 'DaUy
Except Sunday,
Kiiwrjt Hnndav.
Going South I BCTJEDTJLB: Going North
No. 61, Passenger Trains No.OO,
Lv. a m, stations:
00 New Berne.
9 86... PoUocks ville
61 ..Maysviile.
1002.. Jacksonville.
11 aa i Wilmington,
Unloo Depot
Ar. p m,
.... 540
504
449
4 18
188
115 ...Ar. Wilmington)
In.
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No. 8, PAsaBMEa Fbbioht,
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No. 4,
' Leave WUmlnrtoa Moaday, Wedaee-
day and Friday. Leare New. Berne Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday
Lv. AM Ar, m
20....,Lv. Wilmlnrton, Ar 1 46
40, . . ...... .Scott's Hill .1 68
SO.. Woodaide... ...... ,1 16
1000... .BoUyrldge 1140
1061. ;M. Dixon,.,.,,. ...1061
11 20...... ....Verona. ...... ...1020
1208. .......Jacksonville. 9 45
180.. ...'.. ..NortbeaaVw 866
I 69.. ........ Whitoak. ...v:. 80
lw......,...laysvllleJL, ... bvo
815..,......PoUooksviIC, .... 7 20
2 65 DabroWs. -J?..;...; 88
40.,..'..Ar.NewBrnerLW..,t. 800
Daily ci uvadayt ..ar.:
.mJ"v. .' -r. W a.Sii.X,
, - 'i: . ueaerai ssanarw
deaa, pure wholesome, aaaranteed to
be chemically made from distilled water
ad rroe from Imrmnue. eneciauy an-
Wmdmi and prepared for bomaa
I h delivered dally (except Bundaya) g
a m to e p m. - ,
hindays(reUll only) I a mv ia nooo.
ror prices and otter;, niormauoo,
Address, ' ' j .
J1DMIS1STEATEIX. (OTICC. T
'Having this day 'qualified as adminis
tratrix offheesute of William P. Lewis ,
deceased, all parsons indebted to said es
tale are, requested to make Immediate ;.'
payment. And all persons holding claims -against
said estate are notified to pre ,
sent the same for payment on or before
the 87th day of May 1908 or this notice '
will be pleaded In bar of recovery; -
SUSAN M. LEWIS, - K
Administratrix, ' '.,
May 27th, 1902.
The North Carolina Hot Springs,
MOClTTAfN PABK HOTKT ''r
Hot Sprinca, O.
' New ownership. New Management
house entirely made over, , thoroughly -modern
and in every way deslreable, new
and modern bath bonse, new Casino for
rainy day amusements. Do yoo suffer
with rheumatism, gout sciatica, nerv
ousness, sleeplessness or indigestion?
t or these and such troubles our Hot r
Mineral Waters and baths are. unsur-
passed in tbe world. In the Great Smoky
Mountains, grand scenery, ' delightful
climate, 100 acres of beautiful park, mag
: i! t 1 a 1 - 1 1 1 .
uiiiveui, guu 1111KB, iiorse-nacK nuing,
mountain climbing, bowling, tennis, cro-',
queting, and ping pong. No more de-
ngntiui summer resort in tne world. -Illustrated
booklet Write, HOWELL
COBB, Proprietor,
Executor's Notice.
Havlna this day Qualified as sxeeutors
of the estate of L. 0. Dawson, deceased.
ah persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make Immediate payment.
And all persons holding claims against
said estate are notified to present tha
same for payment on or before the 21st
day of May 1908 or this notice will be
pleaded In bar of recovery. -
E. A. JOHNSON,
J. A. SMITH,
Executor's.
Maple Cypress, N. C. Msy 21, 1902.
Summer Law Schcsl
UNIVERSITY OF VIRCI1BJIA.
In Virginia mountain, ad Summer. July l tosmtem.
u-rl.lam. Uy the Law Facultr- Helpful to rwlmien;
to candidate, for the tar; aodtopractuttmenwiioliaT.
lacktxl yitematte InitracUon, For catalogue, addreaa
H- V. MINOB, SMretary OhariMlMTlU. Va. .
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5
127 Middle Ht.
Columbian Insect!cide,f.Peterman
Rnach Food, Hooper's Fatal Food and
Sure Death to Moths, Bugs, etc. Also
Bromo Cloradtne
The disinfectant that disinfects an
deodorises.
We keep on hand a complete stock o
riediclnes,
Toilet Articles,
Perfumery,
Tooth Brushes, dec.
Pbvsicians'.Prescriptions a special
E. HAVENS,
The Old Reliable Shoe Maker on Middle
8trset has pleased the people for years
with his work. Can excell all others in
the business in this city. Tlie repairing
of Ladies shoes a specialty,
130, MIDDDE STREET.
SIVET1 !
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
woanng pians czecuieu promptly. Dew.
erage and drainage planned, laid out
and construction superintended.
J. J. Wolfenden,
flfew Pern, JT. C.
It will be to the in
terest of those want,
rng buggies and Road
Carts to call at once
J It rVkh tPfrtftA
I ' . . ,. .
hand ones left on hana
and they must be sotct.
J. W. STEWART.
Oomxnissioners Sale. '
Under a lodgment obtained at the
February term, 1902 of the Craven oouv
ty superior eourt, wherein John 8. tiaf
rettwae' pbamtia and Henriettaf Hmea
and others were defendants, the ander
signed coramiss loners, wlU, at aha eoart
house door la the city of New Bern,; at
noon, on the 18th day-of June (being
Monday), seU to the highest bidder- tor
cash, the following described, city lots:
Two certain lota ot lead wrtU all fan'
Srovementa thereon; -situated-- m Pavle
wn and known aa lots Noa. 8S andt 84
respectively, hi the plan of the said
Pavtetown arid boarded as follows; ' On
tbeaorth by Isaao Webb's lot, on tbe
west by Oliver Wetheringtoa's lot, on
the east byPavie avemie, on the. south
by 01ivesL.jroavieUa's lot) each ot sai l
lots fronting on Pavle avenue (8 feet au 1
running back 100 feet, -being the-senm
property ov two rots' emrreyed by' dw.i
dated Oetober 26 1888, fronv X. M.
E. M. Pavle to the said Wrlgh Hm. -and
recorded in book No, 87, pa"s J
aad 94, bt the office of the n-ni r r,
deeds ot lJravea eouaty. Jtxc-,i,...
however, the 85 feet front and back
lot No. 84, and the house thereon 1
ated, which will be sold subjn4 to t
Ills estate ol Henrietta II ine.
r f.... J, K. CHAKA,
v b. w. wiLLurion.
May 1ft 1909.'- Commis ,.u .
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