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exact conr pjrjvRAPPca ',.J J .L-;
mrs. id a i Mcdonald,
Supreme Deputy of h
i1
i ma xt
R8. MoDONALD,
X4o.477Ueaubien
Street. Detroit.
Mich., is a prom
inent; woman .who 'waa
greatly benefited by the
great woman 'a medicine,
Wine of Cardui. Mn.
McDonald ia the supreme
deputy of the Maccabees"
of the World, and one of
the most widely known
women in the United
Statea. Thousands of women gathar to
bear her lecture everywhere she goes.
Sie great work she has done for the
accabees is appreciated by every
member of the order. She was so ab
sorbed in her work that she neglected
to give her health proper care failed
to take warning that the symptoms of
approaching kidney trouble gave hor,
the sallow complexion and torpid liver.
But Wine of Cardui cured her the same
aa it has cured thousands of others and
Mrs. McDonald has written this letter in
order that other suffering women may
secure from Wine of Cardui the same
relief she got from it .
"For four ysafs" I suffered with torpid
liver until my akia looked yellow aad dull.
I then found my kidneys were affected and
had severe paint acrou say back, aad J felt
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that I most do tomethlM
to regain my wlnvJA
friend adyeuUd your Wins
of Cardui treatment m
stroMty that I decided to
try it. itlUuwsjh 1 had Itttl
faith ia patent medicines.
I am no vary thankful that .
I dldjo for within ten dsyt;
Ueaied relief cum to me,
and la less than three
noaths I ptt cured, 'and
hive ' en loved tin hcatta
ever since. I know then Is neihlnf better
for a sick woman who wishes to eajoy per.
feet health and an very pleased to jlvt my
hearty sadorsemenLH i - v ' i
No suffering woman can afford to
ignore such a letter as Mrs. McDonald
writes Her -plans and advice have
proved valuable in building np one of
the greatest women's organisations in
the United States and she takes time to
give advice which she knows, will held
-Do Dot delay in securing this medi
cine. There is nothing to train ana
everything to lose b delay. iThe choice
is before you. . Will or will yon not
secure relief now by .taking Wine t4
Cardui T M druggists seU 11.00 bottles
of Wine of Cardui as well as 25c pack-1
ages of Thedford's Black-Draught f ;
vklinMak- seffering wtitnsar
nave loona tenet in
Wine of Cardui.'
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Taosaa Daalals, Ratwtvat of the Tarar
rs aad'KarebaaU bask tot Ktw
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eaVUtod'v sAabova u Na Inatltnud
acalaat Jet la tb hojwl't Uoart of
Cravealiionty, North Carolina for tha
agrrM fT rw"'! frots yoa tbar"i
of tl2.r darr routoiha plaini'r
fnr bf ' t f n' 7' rhlr cf 1 ht
rrm 1 1 f. i . Hank ofKs
flera, a- 1 j 1 are I rrr' 7 amifWl to at
r Sr T f"f ('-mst to tha nocn.
plaint f l 't ! ' 'inaala nn of
ih fisr -'r!t no N fcp. t ft r,e
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Years
Laaet Beer
Tb gown tR nitrated ti of silver, gray
crepe '-der 'eLlBO,';trtiaraed with gray
panne and .Jkllls fiber lace, dyed to
ma tea tne crop, ae qnme, iue bkiu
lis shhned 'around Tip hips and worn
t over a foundation" of rnjrtlk.JLTbe.
f ccgoaTa'pointeU lace yoke,- with
I collar combined, ornamented by I
pllceH peterine formedj-wlthr ftobead
tacks, and la flnishsd HlHncW '(Jf
p de chine, pafl Teivetiiwp large
a chine, with flU0wJspfiVof
kiirlnarai W'Talvet. '
T Although yelvet Jiato iU- be to the
aicQnclaMXaiac s)tyia.aMeoiioAe4
felta ar aot -tabooed by any: means;
The indications: are that Touch -and
nairt telta Will prevau most generally,
and they come in plateaus and a. wide
Taneiy or mr suupu?, xue wiof taua
nioatly brown 'and; gray, f 14 the ina-
lority of ciealtttebriir'tin be eliffl
etehtljr tractable koS Mmltsi o( the; bU
Unerfree mattlilatloril if r.
YAmofis: fancy bralds talked of la one
tuade'f loulalnS'ainbarrow etrlpa of
wnicn-are piaicea. come very preny
aha pea are made of this.
reetoiro -styiea generally win soon be
with us than the fact that some of- the
newest Jiata hive ybiWu callc4' h
OirectOlre? It nevet tceeda Ihree
laches in height, la straight at the aides
end-not ver wide. It represents H nat
oral rtacBostfom plateaus afacr wlll be
-decidedly pleaalng' novelty, not too
ettreme.; . j.. V ' V f ,. ...
Buckles are to; the, fore, both square
ana elongated, iney come in cat steel.
let or either Kilt or silvered metal
TherTis no word concerning tbioe-
8 tones or other WttUnglrtniar-i t ,
m Thm Bhlrt WaUt Jacket. '
Of thet Invention fof Vran conceit
there Is aend. Aong the newest la
the "ahlrt waist Jacket," so sailed pre
sumably, riot utch because' it covers
a shirt walat as becaoa It is so brief
as to reveal the pretHneaa of that aar-
M,1 .--- rf ,,. I
Xbe' sleeve end Just below. tbe-el
bW, afctJd Jacket la cut very
I low and flnlabed with long revere.
'Scarlet silk flannel makes up smartly
into one of these Jackets, ft has black
I inolra revere, de-bsck. of. the little
ictnt U tliftf Jhkntf 14 fW there to
iarallgbt bfbMUMi V drawn into
? walat x a
avaanow .MacK toolre
r ueit law sua hadimi
tor tbw sAawt 6T t fiairoW
M the hlpe with two tab shaped
places Jn front Thk uttto yoke por-
llon la feacttftrtwaibfVblaCk
lOtewpg. - i c' i-
I tfo Hat la sxMbecomlac us the one
that has a loi aai Wto plume draped
lv.
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atsr tC It fives aoftneas W tke (aei
abAts, after an, so scoponUl.ws,tt
rrkU hotocmph shows wU brim
m WLjta' TvT inla tat, fmm Wc
hU UKia 1M 4.11 trimn.!..t
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la drapad with one p)am, brsinsing la
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THICKS WITH CARDS.
SKIUFUtLY DONE, THEY WILL AMUSE
AND MYSTIFY YOUR QUESTS,
Dow to Tell Bverr Card Ia the Pack
Wttk Its Back Tar aed Toward Tea.
Tie Thlrtr-oae Trlek A Clever
'to Tell Draws Car, r.'
This undoubtedly la one oi . the "best
tllusiona performed with cards, as It
not only brings the whole pack into
use. but is also legitimately lounaea
lUpon arithmetical principles. By this
trick you are able to tell the whole pack;
tof -cards' with the .backs toward you;
also:., to aort them after being cut any
number of times to the mere act 01
dealing them out in a row,v It Is per
formed tmt??&r&-Xii;
A pack of cards being distributed on
the. table, with theit faces uppermost,
they- are picked up one j)y oneta the
following prdertA 4, 1, 7, C, king, 8, 10,
knave, 9, 2, queen.' Eepoat the same ea
rles of every thirteen cards. ' Four times
over will of course complete the pack.;
''That the above order may be remem
bered, the followlng-worda are use,d as
a guide to the memory and they art
Idcenueu 10 enumerate luu cttrua.
- 6 4 1 .
The- slxtj-fourth regiment beats the
7 0 . . ' nng- '
seventy-fifth; up starts the king, with
8 10 -8 knave
eight thousand and three men and
queen
ninety-two women.
p Hence this trick Is said to be done
"bywordsTV 1
The pack being arranged, It may be
handed to any of the comBany "to cut,
with the proviso that this operation be
4one whist fashion that Is, by taking
!a JMirtioiv of the cards off In a mass
and placing the lower division on what
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.Was vvlviv uvi uuyw uw. xiud uuiw
fairly and properly, It may be repeated
any. number of times,' as the audience
,nli(y think fit You then take the pack
and by a feint catch sight of the bot
tom featd. ' Having learned this (it may
be done at a glance, in a second of
timeV you have the key to the whole
trick. Tbu commence It by dealing
tha cards out in the ordinary way, but
In thirteen heaps. Having dealt out
thirteen, begin again and cover them;
then go on as before. When finished
there will be of course four in each
heap, Now every heap will contain all
four of the same denomination as the
four knaves in one heap, the four sev
ens In another, and so on. The thir
teenth, or Inst heap, will be of the same
denomination aa the One at the bottom
which you have contrived to see, and,
according to whatever that card Is, all
the suits will follow, but In the reverse
order, as-the words above indicate.
Thus suppose the eight was the bottom
card. . Then on dealing them out they
would bo in the following order: King,
C,'T, 1, 4, 6, queen, 2, 0, knave, 8, 10, 8,
and you begin reciting In the mind the
words you use from that passage In the
sentence, working from right to left,
which the card Indicates In the above.
You Would soy:
. 8 10 8 knave
Eight thousand and three men-end
8v - 2 queen 0 4
ninety-two , - women; sixty-fourth
1 7 5
regiment beats the seventy-fifth; np
v t ' king ' !
starts the king with, etc. Here, of
course, to your starting point
The same principle holds good what
ever the card may be. Any person ask
ing for a card, all four of every suit
may be found ra the same heap aad
can be quickly turned up as soon aa re-
qutred with a little practice, to the ut
ter astonishment and wonder of the
'company, - ,
By taking up the cards la the same
'order as before, but all of one suit you
may easily discover the position of any
one card that la demanded." ' ,
A fine trick with cards la called "thir
ty-one It Is played with the first tlx
of each suit the aces in one row. the
'deuces In another, "the threes In snoth-
ar, then the fours, uvea ana sixes, an
laid la rows. . The object now will be
to turn down cards alternately and en
deavor to make 81 points by so turning
-or. as Mar to It as possible without
overrunning ft and the one who turn
down a card the spots of which snake
htra 81 or so near It that the other can
not turn t down one without overrun
nfhtflt VI nl Thla trick la my decelv
liiAv-aa' all. other tricks era, and re
quires much practice to be wall ande
BtntxL. The chief point is to count so as
to and with the following numbers-
vtJLV 10,'l7 or 24. For example, we
win suppose' tt your privilege to ooa
ttenoe , with' 8 and your adversary
would add 6, which would make It 9.
'It would than b yoqr fclirj to add J
ad-make ;ia Than, 00 niaHer what
numbef ha adla. be cannot Drevent
you eoonftng' 17, which numbar fives
yod the cotnniaad of tha trtck. We will
wormoe ha tide 6 sod makes Id, Tbes
trwa add 1 lad make IT; thaa be adds
nod mke 23, you add 1 and mike 24.
tThea ha canixH poanllil add any aun
ber to tDunt tU the hlfibt nutcbar
he can add U 6, wblrhr would only
Icmmt so that you cob eeaily add tha
ramatnfcg J, or ace, and mats It
.Tbsta ere, bowtvrr, many variations to
,t'.e txlfk. - --
i. A clever wiy la fcra gfvra In wb'.co
,to C' m ovi9 pr iiKira drawn rd.
Tum tinrrrJvl tS bct'm frd 6f a
park fr tipward; It n Irt STrl f
tha enFBpflnr draw a card. T.fer4 lb
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lha t ,p fori, firvl U.oa al' '!it
mult artj fnn.tl faca upward nnerr-u
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ifUOTiX HOUR
. Da tTMtha Tard.-
Pretty fair slsed yard for the city,"
commented the oonntryi visitor as she
looked out of one-' of the windows of
tha Jower flat in a three flat house,
"but I guess you dont use it much."
No,T returned the dty. relative? n,
don't use tt at alL -v.- 'hk "' m-
Thati foolish."? said ' tho country
visitor. T?o one else aeems to use it".
"No one else Oo&tf A.-.L..:? :
"Of course. It's in bad shape now,
Itutou might fix It up a tittle, and it
Would be a splendid place for yourchil-
iren. Outdoor life, you know '
"J did have it fixed up." -
"I paid 88 to have It cleaned, have
the grass cut and have t$e whole place
put in the best of order." ( r
DldUtTt make your flat seem pleas-
ImterrCr'W-n'jjy r
"Wen, na 1 sat out there with the
children the . first afternoon, but , the
next 'morning the woman in the flat
sbove put out a croquet set and. her
bachelor boarder swung a hammock.
Then the woman to the top flat tried to
lay out a tennis court and during the
quarrel that followed as to which of
the two women had the better right to
the yardr I retreated into the house.
Then 'the woman next door brought
over some old boxes to make a doll
house for her children, and I was com
pletely crowded out"
"But they don't use It now?"
"No. In forty-eight hours it looked
worse than before, and now they all
look at me as though I were a rather
small kind of person for not keeping
it fixed- up. A nice, yard In a city
well, I want an eight foot Iron fence
around any I may have, with bulldogs
Inside." Chicago Post
Family Distinction.
Tour husband never has bay fever,
1 believe," said the new acquaintance
at the northern lake resort.
"No," languidly answered Mrs. Gas-
well,. "But he suffers dreadfully some
times from appendicitis." Chicago
Tribune;
BrerrthlnaT la.
4.
'De Broke secma to have troubles of
bis own."
'I guess you don't know De Broke.
'Why notr
'He'd have 'em In hla wlfe'a name.
Rabid.
Noosey I've heard- a rumor that she
Is to be married.
Oldbache Tea.
Noosey Who's the lucky one?
Oldbacbe Neither of them, If they
only knew it Philadelphia Press.
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Buna Pains. It&i-Ann- Biuhha
SwaUlBiea, CsTbanclea, 1'baplri, Serof ola
firmnfnl'renflbrUi7 UutuUc LIMA pain. B
tue acre roiM a i3 diooo. if tut Hon
aebes ut Mis la txmea, tack aaa Matt, Itduu
BeeMrr SkbvCMea (Kl hot or thin, SwoUca GUckX,
RWitge u4 Emma on the Sfcln, llnem tulotm la
Motttb, Sore Kuoat, Flmiilct, or eCeiuln erapUau,
OopOolord Bjota or ru;i on Biln, 01 raiwlowi, ct
llecn on anx put ot tbe bedr, Ildi or Ire.
ktw filling out, Cvboock or Boilj, uk
Botanlo Elood Balm, euarantead
aoeateewothe wont enilmoetaorp wa trdcun wage
OotOf,pliM,odhotpriucJl. Batli
all tort, atop all aehea and palm, redacea all trolling-.
Nooa pnra ana Hen. oorapieteiy caancnir tbe
eottn body ioto a clean, beoltbr condition. JJ. B. B.
hiM eniea Ihonnndio'cuMot Blood rolaoaeTea after
leMhlns tb last atagea, Q
Old BheomatUm, Catarrh, Eoiema
are owed by an awful polaoned condition ot the
Blood, jj.ii.tj, itopi uawung and Bpltung, lining
and 8cntclilng,Achei and Palnit corea BlMiunatUm,
Catarrh) boal all Scabt, Scalta, Xrupttoiu, Watery
Bllatera, foul festering Bona of Eczema-, by giving a
(ore, healthy blood anppl j to affected partt.
f) Cancer Cured V
Botanlo Blood Balm Corel Cancers ot aU Kindt.
Sappnratlng Swelling, Eating Bote, Tnmon, ngly
Claen, It kUU the Cancer Polaon and beau the aorei
or wont cancer perfectlj. If 70a bare a penitten!
Pimple, Wart, 8we!llnga, Shooting, Stinging Palna
take Blood Bohn aM they will disappear before thej
develop Into Cancer. Idany apparently hopelen eaiet
ot cauoar ciued by taldng Botanic Blood Balm.
. OOJa eilAKANTEB.
Her) a larae bottle (tor 1, of aew
dravalBt, takooo dii-ctoJ. Botanle
Btlood Jtitm(II.Xt.Zl.) alwayecuree
Fhen tba right quantity U taken.
t aat nrad your moaev wilt
ptit arfancnt.
I eBotanto Blood PoJmfTJJl.E.) Is
leteantand n?etot-.:e. TUoroiiKl.ly tested for yre.
oni posed of Pare Botanlo Inrredlenta, Strenctheni
vu Kilmers ana we.TK ecomacna, ennw ayspepua.
vuuium. uumran eu witu enou uonie,
Co with each bottle. HanblA
f-J. ana j-amprilet Hent Free by
writing Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Oa. Describe youi
.""II mtrnt ruh i.-'o iiieuicu auTico, w Bun JOB!
cue, alae lent In aealort let ter.
Latent Eye Strain.
The mysterious and unnamable sensa
tions of a person can almost alwaj-s be
traced to a latent eye strain, which will
become more pronounced when or just af
ter reading, or any close work, and In a
more severe strain these feelings are ac
companied with a bexdache, varying In
Intensity at different period?-; this bead
ache beglrjB In the eyes and forehead
aomellmra extending down the back,
oflen-tlmes causing sick stomach and
vomiting.
This constant drain on the ntrvous
system results frequently in Insanity, no
person can concentrate his mind when
laboring under an eyestrain, the treat
ment of spectacles for Insanity baa by
many specialist superseded in most cases
any other form of treatment, and Is very
reasonable when the laws of optics and
toe etlecls or eye strain on the nervous
system Is known. Clear vision Is no
proof of the absence of eye strain as the
eye has the power of overcoming an
enormous amount of error Bf refraction
but at the expense of an excessive loss
of nervous energy.
Should you have any trouble of
blurring of print, inflammation, and
hundreds of tlmllar eye troubles, we will
examine your eyes free, and If you need
medical aid you will be directed to some
one competent, If not glasses will be
scientifically Sited at a moderate price.
J O. BAXTER.
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Anyone avneint a (ketob ana oeertpuoa nay
entnklB oeruin our oetnloa free wbeiher an
Inrentum te probably patentabla Ooeamome-
UoniBtnetlreniiBdOTitUl. Ilaadbookoa Paiee
aant fraa. Okteal arenev for aeoertne Dateete.
PaMU taken rkroefa tatana A Go. reeetai
l en arte, w law
Scientific Haericdtu
A tanaflniety meaMted mtlr. Iarweet ear.
aalitlon of any eHeuUAe oernai. Terna, S) a
yuart mar leoniar, e amaoyaii iieaeuaiiaia
tee, ra W SW WaeajtarUM. li.O.
New Bern Fire Alarm.
Na 1-8 Fool of 0 raven street
" 1-4 Cor.Bonth Ft aad East Ft.
streets. ' ; .
" 14 Blades MULklog street
" 1-8 los Factory, Griffith street
- 1-7 Blade MUL Griffith street
8-4 Cor. South Ft and Middle
v , street ;
t-8 Dor. Banoock asd Broad street
M Cor Jokaaoi and Mlddls slresU
81 Oor Geor aad Pollock streets
8-4 Cor. Georf aad New streets.'.
Mi Cor George aad Cypress street
- 4-1 Em City MDla.' -V".
Oor. Ksw B. Ft aatl, 8pfU
- . "'straeta," - ..'. .
41 Cot, Broad aad Dara at recta,
8-1 Cot. Norwood and Crooked
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M 6-4 Cor. Wset aad Cedar trseta,'
8-8 Cor. Matt itrtet tad Tsvi
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ay Qainrranua wun TOBTfllAP nl mawiiAleu TVIriiitrtvi 1
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lyon's French Periodical C: c
loifit!1Vc:'7Vt.able.' ecUy Barnles. wwe to aecomplUh DESIEO
KrcdUti. Greatest known female remedy. Price, tt50 per bottle,
AlllVIAU TIA - a ...
VAUilUn & ?h JfKJ.M "a tlona.
Bend for circular' to WllZlAMa MlTcoTso?. SSM
80LD BY P
tit
5$ CIGAR
Aua-Mencken &
tndkers
Henderson Jelephone Toll Rates.
The followlna Toll Rates will hn In
effect on and after May 1, 1902, subject
to change or correcllou.
From How Hern to
Ayden 30c Littleton 55c
Boydton 70c Loulsburg 50c
Buffalo bprlngs, 70c MoreheadCity 30c
Purllngton
80c Nashville
45c
25c
65c
Beauiort
Chase City
Clarkesvlllo
Chapel Hill
35c Newport
75c Oxford
70c Plymouth
40c
55c
one Kalelgh
Dunn
50c Itoanokc Rpds 50c
65c Rocky Mount 45c
50c Scotland Neck 45c
50c Selma 45c
40c Bmlthfleld 45c
Durham
Enfield
Franklinton
Goldsboro
Greensboro
Greenville
00c Spring Hope 50c
80c Tarboro 40c
40c Wake Forest 55c
80c Warrenton 55c
60c Weldon 50c
05c Wilson 40c
30c Winston $1.00
. C. TOEPLEMAN,
Gen. Supt.
Hamilton
New Iliver
Henderson
High Point
Klnston
TO TIIK
Glorious Mountains of Western
North Carolina
Southern Railway
Invites the attention of all Health or
Pleasure seekers.
THE TOURIST SEASON
opened June 1, 1903, and on that date
Low-Bate Summer Excursion Tickets
went on salo from prlncl pit points In the
South and Southeast, to tlie noted resorts
located on and reached by Hoaitnern Rail
way. tickets on rale up to and Including
September 30, 1903, for return.
"The Land of the Sky"
AND
''Sapphire Country,"
Ashevllle, N. C , and Hot Springs, N.C.,
offer every attraction to tho Bummer
Traveler or Invalid.
The East Tennessee and Virginia Resorts
also offer many Inducements for
Health and Pleasure.
Ask any Southern Railway Agen for
8ummer Homes Folder, descriptive
of the many Delightful Resorts
reached by Southern
Railway.
8. 13. HARDWICK,
G. P. A.
T. A. Oreea, Prea. K. H. Meadows, V. Free
B. Bf. Ororea, Oaehlar.
Citizens' Bank,
err arxrw mncr, nr. o.
Do Qeneral Banking Butlneis
April 8, 1008, Burplua aad Undivi
ded Profits,, f.23,000.00.
We will give prompt aad careful atten
Una to ail ouaineaa entruated to na.
W Invite yoof account Try ns.
Board at DUeetaia.
rerdtsaad Clnoa B. B. Meadow a.
t. a. Meadows.
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Beanael W.lpaah
Ch.B.rewet,
a. w . urainrer,
Wi.-i.m. V.BifBT
Oee,K.lTea,. W. W. Oroakett. .
Mara ptaotwar.
FOB HOIK USK
a a e a
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to
bacbamicaliy anaoa rrorn uiruiiea wawr
asd free froaa laspuiitlaa, Bpecsally ta.
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tBtjoad and.praparao , ror aamaa oosv
tutnptiota.
Ice (Mirered daily (axorpt Buadsya)j
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rundara (reuu only) i a aj,vo ta Booai
Fcc.prioas and otaaQnlonaauou,
Now Berne Ice Co.
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Liiarrrioej,.
the Eowal 1
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S. DUFF 7.
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A. & N. C. R. R.
TIME TABLE HO. 80
To Take Effect Sunday, June 7,S190S .
at 5:00 A. M., S. T;. , y
Going East Bchkduu: OoingWea .
No. 8 Passenger Trains " Nd. 4 1 (
DAILY.
Lv. p m BTATIOHB: AT, A ta
8 30 Goldsboro ...1105
8 59 LaGrange. ......... 10 8 '
4 23 Klnston. ,...1018
6 40 Ar. New Bern. Lt,...., 80 '
6 60 Lv. " Ar....,.8 87
7 15. . . .Ar. Morehead city Lt..,. 706
No. 5, I I - No; 9, $
Passenger statiobk I Passenger
Train JTraln.
Lv. A. at,
8 00
8 18
Ar.
. . . Qoldsboro , 8 80 T
Best's 808
. . . LaGrange , 7 57 C
.Falling Creek. 7 47
8 26
8 87
8 48 Klnston. ,.; 7 87
9 02 Oaswell ; 7 86J?
Dover ...717
9 80 Core Creek , , 700 ,
9 60 Tuscarora ..860
9 50 Olarks ...849
10 10 Ar. New Bern, Lv.. .... 80
1020.... Lv. New Bern Ar...... 619 -
10 40 Riverdale 5 41':
10 43 Croatan , 548
10 65 Havelock ..6 85T,
1108 Newport 691:-7
11 14 Wildwood 515 'v
1140....Ar. Morehead OitTLT..t. 40-
m . F. Bf. .1
Nn 1. HAir.V PlYflWPT Six a :
2d Clast. SUNDAY d Claaa! '
Lv. am Ar.nm'1
5 12 Goldsboro....,...., 8 00 !
5 45 Best -liRV
12 LaGrange 08
u ' rauing ureea in
7 82 , Kinaton .1818
1 40..
9 00..
9 40..
, ouwell
U 01
Dover.
e. n .
core creek
10 10..
10 83..
Tuscarora. 10 10
Clark's . 864.
11 00..
12 80.,
. . .Ar. New Bern, Lt , 80 i
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1 12..
1 20..
1 40..
2 09..
2 20..
8 28..
256
800 .
P. M.
Til ... mr . '
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, croatan
788i
Havelock...'. 710
Nawnort. Iiw B M
WUdwood.... .817
AUantJO.,,.,. 6 08-
. A r. Morehead Clty,LT....i 5 60 t
.Ar. M. city Depot, ..... 00 '
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8.L. DILL, " v
B.A. NEWLAND, GenTBopt'
Mai tar Tranaportatlon. ' :
P. H. PelleUer, .
ATTORNEY AT LA r, , "T '
Middle Street, LAwytri .Brlek'
BalUIsr. - '
win praotloo la Us Oontlee el tVavao
Oerterof Joaea, Oaalow aad ParaUaa. U
Ooort at Hew aarae aad Sapreeaa. Ooart
F.-.M. SlBtBtsBS, '1. P4Wsrd
SIMnONS WARD, "
ATTOKNIi aal C0UXIXL0HS tt
LAW. :.- i'
BW JBJBUB, m. . ,
OfBoe Removed across Street to bacon d
.Btory of No, 89 (above Talegrtph Of-'
flee) South Front Street, neat to
. Hotel ChalUwka, " -
Practice) ba tha eouatlao of Craven,
DipllaJoaea, Oaalow, CarUnrt Pamli
co aad wakA la the BapranM and Fed
eral OourU, and waarrrar tanrloea are
daelred. . , . ,
l. Ii. WARD, ;
AttoraMT t Law,
74 Bo. Froat Bi.'Opp. Eoinl Chatlawkai
Cravea Ooanry Attcroey,
Clroolk, Oravwet, Jotxa, Onalow, Cart
eret, Faaalloo, Orean, Lanotr, anJ t (
oapiwcae a4 Fedarai OourU.
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llomula A, ITunn,
A UTOaWU ATLATT.
Practlea la the aounUaa 1 rraen,
Carteret Pamlico. Jonas an I (si,t
aad to the State enrrmne ami ri
( y.e
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