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Lltallr located near Aihrrtll. MtLlTAKY. coeiioende fcy Ar-j
Offiri and A"- Inipectots, Aafvaln Puplla luteadof inereulng coommodin.u.ii.
IHJ par haii u.ia. i: :. COI.. B. itUiaUAU, Sapt, JU P. O. o. li AibeviUe, H. Ci
WORLD'S FAIR,
HAT-NOYEKBEB, 1804
T.SOUTIIERn :
' Account above occasion, effectivs April 15, 1904. Southern Railway will
place on tale dally, tlokeU at extremely low rates, to St. Louis, Ho' and return.
Follow fug are rate applying from principal points la Slate.ot Votib Caroline!
r-U" '- " .: r - Season . I 80-D.y l 15-Day
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8antord...v,..-.4....
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. WIlbMhArn
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"" SonOum Railway wllCeffectlW April M.1904, inanguratohrongU Pnllman
Steeping "Mmi QrWn.boro. N. di and Bt. fconU, Mo, U Ballabary, A.h.
TlUe KaoxTlUer Leilngtoa and touUTUl6j toTln-Oreeniboro dally, aV 7.80
' For fall Information u to rates from TBMmtloni!,
ac hednlrt, lllnatrated lllaraturo, etc, addreaa AN X AQJCN S, or ,
R. L. VBRNOH, Trawllnt; Paaaanger Agent, Cb"lo5'.Sn,."w n Z
J. B, WOOD, Piitrlot Fauengec Agen, AneTjHi Ki Q. v tf
S. II. HABDWICK, Truffle Manager. T
' W. WTiLYIaOI fieui rasengcr Agent
; 4 Wii5HIN(7rON; DI C
STherD s-Roora,;
1 In Tho - Great
s
H. Ton erer considered the
tare of lbs Bjuthweat-planty
3S " - 4b yont noma sccttoB t Irt worth eoatldering, aspaoU 1'.
f ' ti mat trodttt1a worth of tha Und to Ukea ia te-f
r s connt. , ifa wouiiuj-"
agrlcultaral section .in mm
;pnt there-la Arkaneas, uaiaooma aao iaa t7
tauae thare are more larma """"."r-,"- y , t
V-2toS aa opportnalt, of this Mad I .Wr Jilns , 5
f-bookleta wltt gltVoo tha partlonlara la detail. 11 wrt - ,
; latoreVted 1 yoarselt wrt forjhem aay way .In bahajf tf ;v m
. .: !?Ll .alatlves and aelahbora. rt?C : ' '
(Meatlo 1hla
35 VYi.u , r PLCS- ty'DOLUES,
22 1 For tteRodhd
Trip
7 AMiJ' V rirrtand Third
2211 1 Taeadays of each
; SWV' Month
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. JOHN SEBASTIAN,
rMMtpt Traflte Kuiwcr.'2
v CHICAGO, ILU
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Partona wlahln their baUdlng wired
wlU pWaaa saake application, is -wrl
tlag.
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Any eomplalaU for JafaolWe Ughta,
laattantloa of eajplojeea, Ac If mads
la writing, to the CommlMbn, will
aire oromot attention. Address all
eoaaaiaaleatlona to the Beeretary.
WA.TKB A LIGHT COMUlBaiOli,
". - ' 18 Griffin Su
llorigage Sale.
Paraaant to the esrtata power of sale
COB U! Bed ! that oerUla nortrage d
exaoated oa tba 4ik day of 'jooe 1903,
tram Uia Carolina Oannlnf Coapaay to
laa hallonul Hank of Naw Herat. reord
d la the ollloe of I ha KrrliUr of LU
of Oraraa cnaatr. la book Hfl, pass 818,
The BBdartirned vlll oner lor ! anil
atlltothe hifthwl blihlrr for cb, at
ita Coort Bohm Moor rf trttco oun
tr. oa Wedandar the TOih day of An
mat. at Iba hoar of II o'clock, M, all
lbs following dracrlbed real and purine
al amoartr lo wit:
A eaiuln plane Of tract of Und, It'"
aad btlns la (Jria coon it. huia afoi
aald. la ho 8 Toaahlp, and d(-rHi4
ad t'd(ln1 as folium to wit; Nnaf
the ehf of New Ili ro, tni lru:it In tb
olaaofatowo l'a fur rYlUUm 1'unn
anon a t erulo plot or pUn, riulr t'-'w
ad la U V'Mrt of lb .. 'iwr ol l,)-fl
of Cran coni, in wla, h r frr
aaaile for the fill a..-t timm.Uof
aid Uml, aa hrrrla llrril.l n will
JiPf.'r-rr fct f.olnt on tb Nor'
iU(.f( . h "t, ' I f- b-iit
'frn In
lfrl! ti fif t : h ' r' t
ii -I "A
lltri I, I poll. I Iv I if (Pi
nilwir f II
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l"nfir f'M M ' ' ' ' i h r'
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a -a
ugius
1 a Tan Mir. i- - ..
Wash the tiiOe in warm va-.r, re
move nil flashy uiuin.r from the iua-t
surface ami loose Uitt from Uie lmlr
Bltle. NowvasU in strong, rather warm
Boapau Js. The olJ time soft soap made
riui -xrnftl ashpa la. best. Either
rob by band or gently on a washboard.
As soon os thoroughly cleaned and
rinsed press as much of the water out
as possible. Add the following mix
ture to the flesh side: Common salt and
ground alum, one-fourth ounce each,
and one-half ounce of borax dlBsolved
In one quart of hot water.. .When euf;
ficleptly. coor -to work with the hand
add enough rye meal to mafee a thick
paste. ' Spread the mtsture On the flesh
aide, fold and let it remain in a ahady,
airy place for two weeks and remove
the paste and wash. When nearly .dry,
scrape the flesh side thoroughly with a
dull knife,. Eub "With the hands until
the skin la soft and pliable, w"- "
A small pinch of lard placed on the
heads of chickens will knock Ilea stiff,
and: it wilt not hurt the hlck. r lace
bra the bane of fanciers Who raise pure
bred fowls, and a great many Ills can
be traced to-them, , 'Bowel trouble,
weaknesses of .all kinds, going light,
cholera, leg weakness In young cock
erels, KeneraJ debility and numerous
others can alt-be credited to them. Xlce-
Tevel In filth and there multiply, and
take the flock dotfn in a .hurry. The
comba tarn black, and their bodies get
Bo ;lighf in. weight that thewners
think ftey are really "going light,"
which U'.but another name for con
sumption, kIhe only way to success
fully, combat lice Is to flght them all
the time. Farm and Ranch. , ' v
......'.v'Carliisf ClOTer Hy..s'..A..:".
Last year I-went into a Jive -acre
field pf clover just .abont the time it
was in full bloom and cut ft flown, says
West Virginia farmer, in National
Stockman,. After noon the rake was
started, and what bad been cut before
noon was raked up and put In shock.
The evening's cutting wag put up the
next day..-. The bay din not look as if
it -was more than half cured, but aa
soon aa I could I put it all .in the mow.
The hay heated considerably jn the
now, and I felt a Uttlo uncertain as ttf
how 11 -would look -when opened np,
but .when 1 fed it out during the. win
ter 1 found that only, where it got air
was there any, damage done. Nearly
all of the hnjr was lu good condition.
'Veep tke Cwws Cla.
The- cows shdald be . kept lost as
clean aa possible. There Is hardly any
necessity of keeping cows with filthy
flanks, , belly, uddar and teata, says a
correspondent of Hoard's Dairymaik It
Miatib linrelv nothlnff eicent a - few
boarda, .Jittw time and energy.yto nx
tfie atolls or stanchions in any.pld cow
stable so that the cows cannot Sat soil.
ed. vOt course1 some "cows' wlll. soil
themselves If they are obliged to ah
most break 'their necks to -dp ltr ;ln
snch a case it might be better to give
the butcher chance to do ."break
ing," provided be iswUllng td pay
fair price for the ptjvllega; y;r
; Uot9 Aak and Prafeiaw'-'-s?
If has been demonstrateoL that In thA
fattening of young bogs a ration con
taining more protein and ash than does
corn gives better .results tpan does a
sole torn ration, This' Is something
new to moat bog raisers.- it has been
quite generally recognised that In grow
ing the frame of bogs-much, protein
waa needed, but most people have as
sumed that when once tb frame had
reached a remarkable sise a whole corn
ration could be- fed to advantage, m Ex
periments mads st the Iowa -Station
apparently show the opposite. 1 "arm
and Hois-'-..!?:'
,.. The greatest Joa of lambs Is due to
-tape, stoniach and lung worms, and as
these. parasites are always most nu
merous in old paatures the proper plan
Is to frequently change, pastorea, says
Wool Markets and Hbeop.-When at
tacked there 'art nnmerous remedies,"
but onoof the simplest and best is two
teaspoooful of gasoltne In four ounces
of swent tnllfc-umeU as a drench twice
abont ten days apart oro' must be
taken to avoid strangling,, and a good
way la to use In a bottle with a lamb
nippl - :'."; - " .J ; -
' ' Ltilla Prom fa OakWw Tti
The utility In -cooking feed for anl-
moia, and eapclaliy for piga, waa giv
en moat -attention In the days previous
to lrrveatlgatioDS by experiment sis
(limn, aava American Cultivator, Cook'
Ing feed Is no loiiger regarded aa an
eeoooinlml practice for fattening ani
mal. However for breeding stock
and ahk animal and for animal
whlcb'it Is donlred to not Into the very
ulghmt rondltiun oeoklng may be prat
tlced with good reult If ip'u I
dlarognrdid. I'lK ao fd show marked
thrlftlues end health.' '
, flnti Tanttrr. ' '
Vhn proi'irly cnnM for fow!4 Will
fo aa wll aa If nnt In yards than
wben allowed the fri-lom of ! prm
ttwH, an) a N"V V"ik farmer In Amor-
lean yVurieiiltnriiiL The cnr lurlml
plenty of pn-eii fiv rvery dny. Law
-Hlpl!lK llo Very lilet'ly, CloTrr,
h'ttiiifi nml wei-H. I Imra Med Ihcin
all nnd f niml (Imt Kurt rnpe g t!
lmt nllilml by tl.o fnH'la nml I
fnnlly rnia.il a tiny o'tier pre-n f-xx!
Tb li ')
Jlnilliln olil;rli-
iM-liK ait.l I i." .
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d In M ill"
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to I n S
p.)oii0; lUi
wn-lh, -I .1 l
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Inn
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- - fit i I :
. - .r lvt il...a 1 i . in ti.t; 1- :
.riu of his career this season. I-n.-t
ur he ranked with the top noteliern.
ml he is now ei'!!iing the most bnl
uut of his exploits. .
ItCilfern's latest fet was to pilot the
X),000 "picture horse" Uermtf to vtc-
;- - - -rfear.
7 -'-Y
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OCX St BBDVEBIT, WHO V?0!f TPS SXTStTB-
Bkg WITH HXBKIB.
tory In the' classic' Suburban handicap
at Bheep ahead Bay." He won a stake
of 817,000 and 875,000 in bets in. that
race for his owner, Bs B.; Thomas, the
millionaire sportsman,: Kedfern. is the
leading Jockey of the Thomas stable
and is well Worth his salary of 820,000
a year.
' ..-".T'" '.lr-..V ,
r-i- Fita Has the Ftaht Pever,
"The Grand Old Mau" of tha -prise
ring has got the fighting1 fever again
good and hard-, Down at Bath ueacn.
N. T., Bob Fltsslmmontf Is Siting the
bit" so to apeak, and tugging hard at
the chains that bind him to a life of ln
activity, because all the heavyweight,
light heavyweight j and mldUJeweight
championship . asplrauts who- .loudly
clamor for some one tor flght, all crawl
into their respective holes and pull the
holes in after, them when Fltz looms
I flare -you to ome oni and ugntr
inadry . yells tbefreckled treak," but
as they all know of the pile driver pow
er behind the old man's wonderful walr
lop sUenc jrelgns .supreme. , No x one
takes his dare. -' " ,-
Bob Fitzslmmons Is tired of 'talking
flcht" and yearns for "real action."
Though McCoy, Buhlln, Hart and oth
er aspirants for his honors have shown
a desire ta meet ITitzsimmonav- none of
them has as yet clinched a - bhttle,
Ruby-Rob has -declared, again, tbat-fce
is willing to meet Inside of three weeks
and in a six round bout In Philadel
phia' ony. of the' men wb declare, tbey
are anxlons to get at him. The Cornish:
man la sincere, an. dlsgnstS' hlra
that tha fighters contiuuBlty dodge, (ils
game after making such a holler for a
match with mi-r':fi'.:. tu
Among the-, new jtacing yachts seen
In eastern' waters this year are 'W,
Gould Brokaw'a Sybarite, trarchased
abroad and reported to.be the fastest
yawl- ever built In Great Britain, . Bbe
la one of the, .'prettiest of Designer
Wstsoa'S many beautiful vessels, and-
under new name she will enter the
Astor 'cup race, the! long ocean, race
and other New Yotkr Yacht dub events.
Among' the well Known yacht .that
have gone 1nto. commission "are. the
eighteen ' knot- Norma; which' raced
Kanawha oft Newport 'last summer)
Mr. tTlnt's Arrow, the big three mast
ed Atlantis, back from her long cruise
la the Caribbean; tb kllndora, Celt,
Kismet, tba famous old Viking, now
an anxlllaryr- the Lasss, Endymion,
Wanderer, Aloha; Narada,- Wacouta.
Among - tba r American yacht, racing
abroad .'.this season', are Commodore
Morton F. Plant" schooner Ingomar.
She made the passage from Bristol, B.
L; to the Needles In IS days 9 hours
2S minutes and-, bebayea well the n-
Ure.trlp.
Kali', Irlah Caaaisloa
I. Thomas F. KIcly,- the champion all
round athlete of Great Britain and In
land and" the preaeut boldee- of several
Kngllsh and Irish records,- arrived In
New york recently .'He came to Amer
ica to take part in the all round chain
plonshlp gninee at Bt LoUla.
Klely has a long record. ', He captuf-
ed the Irish champlouBhlp title every
year the event Was held, and It was
finally abolished When no competitor
were forthcoming to oppose tha Car
rick man. He IS tho holder of eighty
champVonshlpa and the creator of forty
records and Is the poaaexaor of 1.600
prlw.i Ilia Ix-Ht record with the bam
mer I 151 feet it Inches from the nine
foot circle, and be baa slung the fifty-
six pound weight 38 feet 11 Inches with
one hand, which 1 the world's record.
Kieljr's native placti la Ilnllyncal, Ueii
Carrkk on fculr, I'oonty Tlpiwrnry. JI
la thirty years of ago, stntKls alx fwt
one Inch end tips the acale at liK)
pound and lin a chnit mcaaureuK'tit
of forty two liiehes,
Tkt Troll lB mt Imui,
. Kecreturle of pmnd circuit true
nr commencing to announce t
rlieiii B f,,r tho pur rn'-a, aa ln'l!
ti"U Hint the opi'iili it nf the harm
aenieiu on big Hue 1 renr at Inn
Bume fetv of the homea Hint v ill I
Pe'll in aelw-t o'lely pit'T nil
rt'n'ly I-
li. "e tr-.
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1 1'1.4 exnibito thrill of moiltcrhood
Every woman should knowthtt tha danger, paia and horror r
of child-birth can be entirely avoided
B scienUSc liniment Jfor external nse
pliable all the parts, and
asalsU nature in ita sublima f .
work. BylUaidthousanda 1
fwomen have paaMd this 1
bottlabr --nirffists. " Our book of tmcefeu r. I ' I! ! I lu
walua to all woman sent free. .Add
tSAanaa tmmArem oo ah,
MARKS ON MEXICAN MONEY.
Chines BankT Affll Thnlr Saala lo
V". Qvavaatee It aaIaaa. ;.
As everybody knows, Mexican dollars
circulate in large quantities m the for
east, where bankers send large quanti
ties Of - Mexican silver dollars every
year.' ." r,v '
A' year 8go- reporter, saw one of
the ilexlcaii pesos that had been in
Circulation In China for some time and
was surprised to find it covered with
small Chinese characters like so many
seals, r. This dollar was shown to Liang
Hsun, Chinese minister, "who explained
tha presence of the marka as follows:
Tha bankers, of wora there are hun
dreds in China' who receive Mexican
dollars, affix to them their seals to guar
antee their legitimacy, and as pesos
circulate and go from one bank to an
other they are being marked by all the
bank who receive them. In case the
peso proves to. be illegal the .banker
who sealed It fast has to change it tor
good money'and withdraw it from clp-
enlatlon.: -1 . . . .
."When the pesos are completely cov
ered with seals they are-sent back to
Mexico to be recolned, the expense be
ing paid by all the bankers whose seals
are seen on the coin. It is In accordance
f-with a recent agreement -that it often
happens that dollars? although marked
all over their two faces,". continue in
circulation and are highly-esteemed, as
the seals are so many guarantees that
they are genuine,' The decision to seal
pesos was taken because illegal' corns
began to circulate In China." Mexican
Herald., - . .
Farmers should not waste sq much
as a postage stamp on "ginseng or the
fakirs Who try to sell them the roots.
Ginseng is a root much desired by the
heathen Chinese, who imagine that
has curative powers.;- Its habitat Is un
der the forest cover m humid climates.
It can be cultivated with sufflclent care
and; expense under proper condition,
but it la doubtful whether it can
he
got to grow in California Bt all.It
: re-
quires about five years to raise a crop,
.at .which , time In . this state it would
probably be stotea, as It la quite val
uable when finally-raised: .The best
ginseng -is said to be raised In Korea
for the .Chinese market Those going
into the trade must therefore b pre
pared to compete with Mongolian labor
la Mongolian markets,' which we assure
them will be found. Impossible except
to those ready to conform to the Mon
golian standard of life. Ginseng roots
sell. at high prices because it easts. so
abominably to produce them, even In
the- most favorable locations,- and no
one can even guess the coat or the stuff
when grown in the dry climate of Cal-
lfornla-lf It can -be grown here.- Let
ginseng akjneBan Francisco. Chroni
cle. ,- -. i. '.. ' . v.; - ; .;2
The Mo'stPatlent Nqw
Bern Citizen Ilust i
. 'Show Annoyance
: At Tiines. i
; Nothing spoil t food dlipOSltlOB,
Nothing Uie a nan' patlaaoa.
' Like say itching of the kle. ,
Itching Piles- almost drive .yoa
crftzy. . 7: - j '' v T' -All
day ft makai yos mlserabls.
All sight It kwp you wka. 'T
lWh, Itch, lick with no relief. .-.--
J tut tb same wun jcseeia. - .
Caa . hardly liep. from acratchlag
it. ". - . .' . ' :
1 Ton would do io hot yon know It
ajalea It wora. - v -
8ich mlaeiia are dally Mkhu-
log. ' ' '.',-. ' " .
J'enpla sr learotng tliay ' ea
eared. .' . ' ..'.." "
Iernlnf tk marit f Doan' Olnt-
ment, - -
rientr of proof that Doan'Olnt
mrntwlll cure 1M, Erifma or an
Hi '.'m.r (jt lie t'.'.o.
Jintllie Icitlmnny of a Now Her
n I" i : (it: !T, J r. ;.
!.4ii-U' alms at
"i V i r -'.
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i, - t i.kL r
li .; t' il 1 f
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nf Onncral
: Mole etr t
!"" 8' !
n' I to t
r i t f I' il
', . j y cf t'.ie household, for wi ittl '
it co Lo; 'nebsc-ii lie completo. ilowr,
eet tha picture of mother and habe?
angels smile - at and commend the -thoughts
and aspire tions of the, mother
bending ove. the cradle. - The ordeal thiuugh
which the expectant mother must pass, how- -aver,
ia so full of danger and uttering that -ahe
looks forward to the bcur when sho shall V
with indescribable dread and -
by the use- cj Mother's Friend
only, which toughens and readers
.
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For boys and girl. Faculty xep-.jf.
t resenting Wake Forest College,'. -The
Ualvcralty of Noith Caro-r
Una, Catawba College, Southern 1
" Female College.liittleton Female
v College and Peace Institute. Pre
pare tborongbly for college and
for the active duties of life. Non
sectarian." 8pectsl advanUge In
,rMnslc and Klocation. Msgcifi.
cent scenery. ? Mineral water, .
- No Malaria, Bplendld commnni
ty. Not a bar roomJn the con n
v ly. Board at aotnal. coat. Lsst -
ear the averago cost of board
-: wa 14.87 per monVh. Tuition
.' $1.00 to 13.00. ' Room rent 85o ' ;
v per moalh. - Session open July
18th and olose April 4th.
':. For tllutlrated cala'ogue, writs
. to-
W. D. BUR0S, A. B, LU B.,
.,. f- '"-"' Principal.
LawndalerN. O.
INEUSTEIAL EDUCATION. 1
1A&M tOLLEGU,
RALEIGH, N.C.
. A gr (culture, EnglneerlugMvlI,
Electrical, Mechanical, and Mut
ing), lndattrlal ChemUtry, Tex
tile Indnatry, 530 Students, 831a-
J structor. Tnltion $20 a year,
Z Board 1 8 a. month, 130 Scholar-
VAddrsss ...''.'
iBESIDIl WIllSfON, i
" n i v tnxy-8-rr r .... dm
6xii0BD;H."c. ':
- - The flfty-fonrth year oeglcs
j.-. cokczi4 uwc iut xvu. uiaaaicmi.
BolenUflc, and English Coarse,
best Moral, II enuli Boclal,
and Phytlcal .Tralalng. Every
member of the. facnltr an xper-
x Apply for catalogue to ; .
:v J. U. UUKJtitK. . .
UNIVERSITY
T;:op.;north carouna!
Academic DepBrtoieat, :
. -. ;V---., '' M.f.t ' ', " '.
free initios to toachar aad to ministers
".'. loss. . CcaolarsbJp end loan .1
for lb aeedf , Z, H 1 '
20 stddists. ti isrraocToaa,
Rw Doraliorlea, Or mnaalnm,. Water
. . Work, CaWal Heating 8yatsfB
" - Fall term terln . W
Bspt . mi,. Address
. FsasciaP, VssaBua,rasiDirT,'
: . Chapel Hill, N, Oj r W
Intritute for
Collexe
l Course
Younw
Women (tk
PF.AfF.Vuk-..
Conserva
tory of
Mnuc. TA
CatJ-r"
FRAK
L.'if. PUca
for Yonr
Daughter
lluifs Flmrnuicy
iz7 tit.
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t i r.n;l Coap.
ly of
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1 BALtlOM J
i w. c. r y til -
Oaa. piawtidl
-Chesapeake and 7 Ohio f Rail
; v .WORLD'S FAIR CCirjIC E0UTL
waint louio; iioV; '
-' BHORTKftT, QUICKEST and BEbT ROUTK. Ysstlbnled..Bletrlc
Trains wllh Pullman Sleeper and Dining
' Through tickets from Carolina with direct connections." SPECIAL R
FOR 8RASOB", BUCT'S r FIFTEEN DAT TICKETS, t ' jt '
k-rlfwi da; ticket from New Bern, N 0, $28.15. n -
rr Bleeping car accommodations engaged upon application, ,s -''-:
."-w :' j;8PKCIAL COACH EXCURSIONS T f,
on luthorlzed date, tickets good for ten
iow raie rr ora otnor siaiion. - cpeciai accoramoaatlon arranged for pan
Btnp ovars permltled withent nult at C.4 O. celebrate Monn'tala retortsi
f .trsK TH E 0 & O ROUTE and purchase you tickets acoordinglv
For coach exennioft dates, reservations and other Information address
- :S -"". iJr(..-, WO. WARTaWT, Dps Richmond, Ve
r.-W.-H V KIV v-aa. Afrt. U l. KV ,
T. AUreen.'freai. . - i
- " B. H Meadow, Vlce-pTesU'.- --
" . A. Cxasll, Cashier.
Citizens' ; Bank,
xrvw wsrxua.tor.o
Oo a Genera! Banking Buslnesg
. Surplus and Uadivl
ded Profits, $38,00CU)0. ' "
. We will give prompt and careful atten
tion to all business' entrusted to us,
We Invite your account, Try us,
'' .t Buiurd si Dtxaotora. . j;V"
rerdinaad Dunes . al. H. Waadowa,
1. a. Meadows, . Ohaa.0p.0y, Jr. s
BamDatW.Ipoek '- James Bedmond,
Obaa.H.rowwr, . -.' Mayer Halin,
J. W. Grainger, laomaa A.Graaa,
E. W.SmaUwood, C.S.rov.
imo. ll.Ivaa. - w.y.orooaatt.;
Mark Dio a ,
L. B. Habicht,
FINE
ThS Finest Liquors and Wines.
Habicht's Key West, Habicht' Ten
Cent Perfectos CIGAR3,
Corner 8 Front and Hancock Streets,
New Bern, N 0.
. L..WABD,
Attorney at Law,
74 Ho. Front Bt, Opp. Hotel Ohattawka
ITEW BERN, N. O.
Craven County Attorney.
Circuit, Craven, Jonea, Onslow, Oart
srek Pamlioo, Greene, Lenoir, -and th
Baprem and Federal Oonrta
Notice of Entry.
Bute of NORTH CAROLINA,
Craven County,
To George B Water, Entry Taker for
Craven County:
The undertlgned J W Stewart aad 0
H Wether iogton of Craven county,
North Carolina, enters and lays claim
to the following described piece Or par-
oal of land In number nine township,
Craven caunty, Slate of AorrfrCarollna
the aame being vacant and nnappropriat
ed land, and (abject lo entry, viz: on
the North aide of the A A NO RR,
bounded on the South by O H Wether-
Ingtonand Hiue Bros Lamber Com
pany, by heirs of Auguitu McCoy oa
west, on North by the McCoy land, Ben
jamln Loftln and William Wathsiing-
ton, on the East by the-Smllh lands, con
talnlng by animation One Hun
dred (100) sores mors or lei.
Entered this 38th day of Jane, A D
1901,
O. H. IWETHERINOTON,
J.W.STEWART.
Russell :Hqus6a
; " : BKATJJFORT; N. P, C
-Centrally located. AU the dell.
caoiet of the. seasoa. Well tenti
lated room Good bed, Phone ooo
reauncef, Polite and attentive Ser
vants;. Ratea $1.50 perldAT
Bpeclal and liberal terms bj week
otmonthJ
Q-A; HUSSELL
"5. 'i proprIe(ira
10 P18C0TJMT.
e a a
-. look Coatalnlng coo pors for 600 lbs.
of lot la 10 Jb. eowpon,, value 4O0
wlU. h sold W-mstomerS at a dltconat
of 10 per east., -x 3' " V, - I
f3 80 will bay 84.00 worth of ICI If
book b prooared, sltber from the driver
of Wkgoa of frna lhsofflos.18 Grlfflt
ireu;';:-u" " y.Ui'--i
!cv7;Bcrrirlco
Company.
World's Seeds.
Crimson Clover
Sown et the Inst wurki-j
r.f 1' :Corn cr Cc;:!;,n Crf p,
ran Ke j utl'l"f te fn!i"Wii g
;-ril r.t y,4f In t!m l- plant Curu
i r oi :. r cropa tho it . a,n-' n.
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Lager Beer
IGB
Car. K j ' .
.days at rate of t22,70. .Correspond
Mortnlt. Vs., -
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TIM TABli HO 8
Tp Take Effect Bnnday, Apt; 10, 16
ri 'f .Wi01.J4,tB,8.T. V
Going la t BoamviBr Going W
Wfc raSsenger Trains No,4
DAILY. 'i;, .
Lv, p m ; BTAnomt J- Ar. s
6oldsboro..,.,.....H
a a. Krtirange. ..,...; .10
423 , ...Kinston. .......i.lO
B 40....Ar. New Ben, Lv,.. 8 1
J Lt. ' -Ar..,., 8i
7ift.-,.Ar.Morehesdo1ty Lv..;.. BE
No. 5.
No. 8, .
Passenger
Train.
Passenger
.siAnoaej.
on, f
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DAILY.
Lv.a. m. . -- -s-- Ar.b?.a
8 00. . . . GoldsbOTQ. , ..k ., ., . 8 8'
8 18............ Bssfs..v....... 8 0
8 3 LaGrange...,.,... 78
Falling 0reek.....,7t
848 ..KJnston.-..i..:.. 7 8
J ,0sawea..,... 7 8
W ..Cow Creek.... 70
860...... ...Tnscarora .,8 5
8 54 Olarka- . Its
1010 Ar. New Ben, Lv...." 88
a, at. . p. a
No. 7.
Passenger - No. ",'.
Sundays Only Ar. p. fi
Lv. New pa Ar. . . 8 1 '
....Rlverdale 8 4
. . . . . Croatan. t 0 4
....Havelock 58
Lv. a. m.
10 80.,..
10 40......
10 48
1088
1116
Newport. , r,i
11 80.
.Wildwood ,
OH.
44
11 40. . . .Ar, Morehead Oity Lv
FREIGHT.
No.1. DAILY EXCEPT No. 9
3d Okas. 8UNDAT -. IdCkuw
Lv, am 'a' Ar-dp1
51I....M- ..Goldsboro.n.;v.,r8 6
2 ...Besfs....n.;i
8 13 LaGrange.,....,,,,, 8 0
JI k. Falling creek..., .W 1 8a
1 83 Kinston.. ,.M..r .18 1H
7 40......-.....oweU...., 18 01
00. ... , Dover. ....,..;. 11 0 1
40 core orsek... .......10 4i
10 10 Tiiscarora.....,V..10 lo
1088. olark'r..'......v 54
UOO Ar. New Bsra.Lv 8 30
So. 7. r : Mat'"..-
Tnee, Thnr. f Von, . Wed,
BU . ' - AFrld.
18 80. , . . . .Lv. New Bern Ar. ;v. 8 05
1 18.. ; Rlverdale .-..,' 7 8)
180...
Haralook..,.,.7C
! ""if... Hewport, Lv. ...... 8 '
WUdwood. 8
3 88 AJtaatto.,A...,-r S
8 88 -. .Ar. Mwbead Oity, Lv..... 8
8 00 ...Ar. U. (Air Depot. Lw..... t
Supplement No I,- ' -
To take effect Saturday, May- 14th' a
11,08, am, 1804, - ;
Kut Bound, -vftWsoad.
No. ail.- o Naaiar"-
. DAILY, 1XCSP
' FRIDAYS AND-.
tBTJNDAYB.'j
Lvp. m,
mnba
,Arp.m.
4 00 ,t..Goldiboro.i.t.,iwu,.8 M
4 30.;:,.r,.C;... Best'! iJuMn'Jt 8S
.4 89..,.. .;LaGraaga,,f.rtM. n
4 40,..; ....Falling Crsek,....! 5,
4 88 o Klatoa......l t.
...rt.(...Cawalli.,...v 138t
8 18.,,".. ..,J)ovr.....Ms.u., 13 33
8 80,.M..H.Oors Oreak.sam.11 U
8 49.:....i.';.Taearorai4.A. f It 40
8 55M,a.4.MUiirKii.ai'Mn:; 11 81
; 8 lOAr.Jew Bars, lJ..,i M 09
tf 'Ko 818 will pass Ho T, where ever
tasaaaadrna ahead ad aad toGolda
boro as leas ethertwtea Olkarwiae or
dered. "-.-;.' -'- : - -
-.-'-- 'Vf.w HjTdilL, '.
B.A, MtWLAKD, ,Jf eal Bupt
ataaar Tavupotastfoa. i -
-. :' A.' f.'JiCLLEMAH; '; -"$t-V-1
Chief DtopatckR .
-.' -r: v r:
IlotaTiIiu A, Brnnii
ATTOBIttT At Uw.
-Practice In the eonntles of Cravn,
Oartorel, ramlloa Jose and Onslow,
and m th fcuue rJdprasaS aad Fsdsml
Ooune, - . I ,q- ,.. ..
Onios: Boaih Tmot Straak ersgTile
rVh oSoe, Nw iksa, tf, 0. 1 -, , .
" I' '
Dr. WUUams1 .IndUd Pile Ointment
will aura riind, Dlaedhif, TJlcemled anrt
IUI.li r'.. It absorbs fit saaier,
!!!- U. it. Mi, rat enee, et as pool
tie. a h . t.rallsl Sold ky DA TIB'
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