f.
HEW BERM70A1LY
wbHefced ever Say tn the year ex-
eept Mdiy, Muul MlUdUg,
Omtm street. .
PHONI NO. SV- '
OUBUI U STHVBNS,
BDITOR AND PROPRIETOR -
SUBSCKIFTIO! RATES I
; Bm Ttu ta advance 14.SI
Cm pit, mot in advance.. .. I.SS
ttomtktr br carrier la the city .SS
Advertising rates furnished on ap
Ueatlon.
Entered at the Poatofflo, New Bern
If. C ae second-class matter.'
OmCIAL PAPER OP 'NEW BERN
AND CRAVEN OOTJNTY.
Xtar Bern, N. C. Jan. 23, 1910
CREDIT DEALING AND
CASH TRADES.
The financial revnlsjou in 1907
brought in sharp contrast the ques
tion. from a business end, credit
dealing as against cash trading.
Periods of prosperity give no hint
as to the insecurity of credit deal
ing, specially when the dealing be
comes purely expansion Credit in
such times as previous to the fi
nancial disturbance iu 1907 was
equal to cash, until conditions be
came such, that the fact had to be
established as to what was behind
the credit The resulting depres
sion laid bare the real financial
strength, of persons, firms and cor
porations. T day, this same issue is pres
ent. Every person knows his oi
lier financial stability, and can
easily figure how much credit is
safe. No merchant ought to be re
ally deceived beyond a limited
amount in granting credits. Yet
often real credit granting based
upon the financial standing of the
person credited, results disastrous
ly, because the person has used
his standing to secure a credit for
a dishonest purpose.
If accounts of retail merchants
could be known to the public, it
would be seen what abuses exist in
the credit system. The very small
ness of the first half a dozen cred
its asked for, makes the account
easy to develop into much larger
figures, so that the innocent credit
.becomes an obnoxious burden upon
the merchant, whose cash has had
to pay for the goods long gone to
use or consumed. The fact that the
good credit customer, and such a
one may change any mouth, makes
Ihe credit system of the retail
merchant a hazardous one. Cash
trades with most merchants run
into cents, rickles, dimes and
quarters, with the dollar an occa
sioaal sight. This looks small, for
the credit customer will in a sin
gle order run into dollars, which
loos big trade, but stands fur
months, a hopeless account, upon
the merchant's books.
Catarrh Cannot be Cured.
with (LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as
they cannot reach the seat of the dis
ease. Catarrh is a blood or consti
tutional disease, and in order to on re
it yon most take internal remedies.
Ball's Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, and acta directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces. IIull'8 Catarrh
Cure is not a qnack medicine. It was
prescribed by one of tbe best phy
sicians in this country for years and
' is a- regular prescription. It is com
posed of the beet tonics known, com-
. bined with the best blood purifiers,
acting directly on the mucous sur
faces. Tbs -perfect combination ol
ios two Ingredients is what produce's
neb wonderful res alts in curing ca
tarrh. Bend for testimonials free
F. J. CHENEY & CCProps,
i Toledo, 0
Sold by druggists, price 75c.
Take JIall's family pills for con
stipation. Man's 'ineeneisteeey.
Tea." ssld tbe wodiau who eotnW
ttane thinks slood. "It's a frt."
, "What's factr ws queried.
'That t maw wtx) growls abotit bis
Wife's cooking at borne will cheerfully.
.Ml y old tUIng when he's cetnplog.1
i 'sssfsd tbs sola female tbinker.-
J TV I - - ' -1 ' , '
it WUl nr t ccrucTl or cold M
1 ttatttr hcrw S3vtr and Vt tvo
t fDamoni fend tonsurnpUoa, w
' , A Guevrmnfee,'
.' Thl . U to certijr that !t
n --ftts re uthoHsf d to re.
sl mt. mm m. umwmw
Money;
pray
SLEEPY? NERVOUS ?
IT WILL WAKEN
UP YOUR LIVER
ancfStart it working. Then
you can work, and enjoy it, too.
THI OENUINC ha, the RED Z on
he front of eaeh aaokaae and' the
signature and seal of J. H. ZEIUN
CO, on the aide, In RED. .
" FOR UUt BY ALL DRUOQISTS,
CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY
TREASURER
To the Democratic Voters of Craven
County.
I respectfully announce that I Bhall
be a candidate for re-election for the
office of Treasurer of Craven County,
subject to the action of the Democratic
primary when held; I promise if re
elected to be found at my office in the
Craven county court house, willing to
serve you as faithfully in the future as
I have in the past
Respectfully,
Freeman S. Ernul.
() MO IPECAC. ()
() needed to sicken ()
() little sufferer. ()
() Apply Vlck's Croup ()
() and Pneumonia Salve, ()
() relief is sure in fif- ()
() teen minutes. Just try ()
() it and get your money 0
() back If it fails. ()
() 25, 50, and $1.00. ()
N. & S. Ry. Train No. 1
Leaving Raleigh, 6:15 a. m. daily ex
cept Sunday, connects at Wilson with
A. C. L. R. R. northbound train No. 34
The Norfolk & Southern Ry. , is the
shortest, quickest and most direct line
between Raleigh, Wilson, Farmville,
Greenville, Washington, and all Eastern
North Carolina. Train No. 1 leaving
Raleigh 6:15 a. m., daily except Sunday,
connects at Wilson with A. C. I,., north
bound train No. 34. Save time by using
the N. & S. Ry.
Simple Rsmedy lor LsGiippt
LaGrippe coughs are dangerous, ap
they frequently develop into pneumonia
Foley's Honey and Tar not only stopn
the cough, but heals and strengthen?
the lungs so that no serious results
need be feared. The genuine Foley V
Honey and Tar contains no harmful
drugs and is a yellow package. Davit
I harrnacy.
REDUCED EXCURSION FARES
-V1A-
Norfolk & Southern Railway
MARDI-GRAS CELEBRATION, New
Orleans, La., Mobile, Ala., Pensacola,
Fla., Feby. 8-8, 1910.
The annua MARDI-GRAS Camivali,
celebrated simultaneously at New Or
leans, La., Mobile, Ala., and Pensaoola,
Fla., from February 3rd to 8th, inclu
sive, will be more elaborate than upon
previous occasions.
Tickets sold by Norfolk & Southern
Ry., February 1st to 7th, inclusive, li
mited to return Feb. 19th. Ticket
may be 'extended by paying (1.00 at
destination. 8top-overa allowed. Get
complete information from any ticket
agent or Norfolk A Southern Railway,
or address H. C. Hudgins, G. P. A.,
Norfolk, Vs.
A Vreteses MWaks
to endure the Itching,' painful dipterssof
Piles. , There's no need to. L'eten: "I
suffered much from Pile," writes Will
A- Marsh, of 81 lev City, N. C "till I
got a bos of buck leu1 s Arnica 8alvs,
and eras soon cured." Burnr, Boils, Ul
ears. Fever 8orea, Ecaema, CuU, Chap-
K Manns, umbiatns, vsritab Oerureit.
st all druggisU. '
Jealousy.
eld the aarea4ane te Ue smomobUe;
fTfrtljiarOoa see. Btease, IT 1 my thai 1
A' Utile above yaw. ' I soar o-a aetsM
Wbteh roe eaiUMl rsaeb In your saseNn
' anlsbf ' .
el4 the aeiaiiteWe le the tofeplane! -"ten
aar be ee top, tort nM bare i
SAeiDtatai '
I bare tbe aivaatasa. I. star where I
etea. .-,' "
Wane roe ,te ear tevat. bare etea r le
repr- -
-Hew Tort THaeiL,
i -t ' -The Tie. .'
rTbay (ratrrsl good 4tP '
Tea . Tbere Is pnly one thln lbs!
keep them lotr." - 14
, "wkst m tbstr " ' s
tlr mw go wo. I be haa do meld
Sad tbarefors Ormnrt no her ttiirMl
Vr hfM.' hr ab tbe teck." Wshlns.
tea Uerald. ' v ; ; .
I It fo 1 t ' m ,
DAMES'; AND DAUGHTERS. ;
- The nly ' former .mietrfaee f tiu
White House" UTlng'nre . Mi "Grove?
Cleveland and Mrs.. Theodore JBoc$e
fvertV . is:?:i.'V
Mrs, MUthew T. Scon, presidest
general of the Daughter of the A inert
can Revolution, bas-opened' elaborate
beudqnitrtors In the ANjugtor'jboteJ in
.VVasuluRton. " " .; .'
L- Victoria ariiels. a nineteen-year-old
Chicago girl-Is toe champion holly
wreath mnkcr' of (bat city. She made
.io2 holly wreaths In one day of ten
hours, exceeding by sixteen the record
or 330 made by lOmnia Vogel a year
asp.
Wish Helen Taft, daughter of the
president, is a pretty gM, with blue
eyes and fair linlr. She Is a fearless
horsewoman, a tireless rider and the
winner of a scholursblp which, he, la
proud to think, umild enable her tnj
continue her studies If she were to
be thrown upon her own resources.
Miss Alice Paul, the American girl
who was Kuntenced to mi English pris
on for tnkinji part iu the recent suffra
gette outbreaks, comes of an old Qua
ker family of Moorestown, N. J. She
took honors nt Swarthinore college.
later bad :i postgraduate course nt the
University of Pennsylvania and then
went to Kugland, 'where she was
studying when she became interested
In the equal franchise question.
A NOTRE DAME lADI'S APPEAL
To all knowing sufferers of rheuma
tism, whether muscular or of the
joints, sciatica, lumbago, backache,
pains in the kidneys or neuralgia
pains, to write to her for a home treat
ment which has repeatedly cured all
of these tortures. She feels it her
duty to send It to all sufferers FREE,
You cure yourself at home as thou
sands will testify no chane of cli
mate beiu necessary. This simple
discovery banishes uric acid from the
blood loosens the stiffened Joints, pur
ifies the blood, and brightens the eye
giving elasticity and tone to the whole
system. If the above Interests you,
for proof address.
Mrs M. Simmers, Box R, Notre Dame
Ind.
The Foct Hie Explanation.
I lns fr I o:e who love a sone
Nor cam li.iP'cr the singer be.
Hut mwt I for those who Ions
To hear tr y sons for love of me.
For I t.w.g as best I can
The thoughts 'hat haunt the heart of man.
-Boston Transcript.
When to Refrain.
Miss fr.ve Mrs. Jones, your dnugh
ter just tailed me a nosey old gossip.
Mrs. Jones-1 shall tend to her at
once. I've told her over and over
again not to speak the truth when It's
liable to hurt people's feelings. Llp
pincott's A Traveling Salsimsa.
H. F. beer?, 617-7th Ave.. Peoria.
III., writes: "I have been troubled for
some time wit'-i kidney trouble, so sever
ely at tunc t couid scarcely carry my
grips. After ming ne bottle of Foley's
Kidney fins i nave Dean entirely re
lieved, and ch'terfully recommend them
to all. " Foley's Kidney Pills are heeling
and antiseptic and restore health ana
strength. Davis Pharmacy.
C;,iaily N )t Present.
Ii u:w ci one of i he colored schools
of l.rlih me. and ie tencber wbp so
f t: -x 1 1 1 J one. There was talking
miiciii- Ho- little ne, roes before her.
"I v .mi absolute silence," she said
M-W'i'ly.
Mill i be milling continued.
"I v ant absolute nlleoce," she re
tailed again.
At i lie third demand ooe very smalt
girl Koke ui Ixddly '
Asfliiute Kileuce slo't hyar." sbe
onld. "fine's gJt de toofscbe." Llppln
coil's.
AB0UTHY0fflEI.
A itottle CosU Only 60 Cents A,
A Complete Outfit Including
Inhaler I!. 00.
When the Bradhsm Drug Co, will
guarantee Hvomel to cure) catarrh or
give you your moot back, what is your
aj,swer ?
Are you satisfied with your condition,
or do you want to rid youself forever
of vile eaurrh. wi.h its bunalllaUnc
lymptorrs, each as nawkiof, spitting,
blowing and bed breauT -
Hyomei is 4mpt. Mtiseptia medl
clne, that you breathe throng h A small
pocket Inhaler ovsr i h parts a (Tec ted
It is made of Australia aocatyptos
mixed with ether farm -killing and
mombrane soothing satis plica. . t
Get a complete outfit lo-dsy. ' It o.
ly costs 11.00, and Cm tains every thing
necessary to cure any Ordinary ease Of
csUrrh, Extra bottb-s If aeedod, bOc.
Hyomet ta tha Nat remedy la the
world tot sore threat, eoogbs and eokW,
croup and bronehltU. It fives) eroader
ful Nfisf w two mlmitea. For sale by
dioggUta everywhere and by tbe Brad-
W k H. nana f . J -
He we!lnw4 ib... :
'-"This II a hi rtr tt w for sa hoooat
msn." MM.th trat nunmata ss be
looked bvpf V TMtlfrlff grbft ee
suit. .
- rDtit the s Bllf aucsr cnated."
Wgbl a nrnt ,Mrer.CUivelsni
IMMn I ire I, V ,
r p r h
Orr-fsf ,rfi 0re
i terv f ' -Si ' '
V 1 f s
am' - -3 '
uGTOil LETTER
apjCARL SCHOFIELD, Special ConreW
; , -- '.' . spoadent. -
tJriless something happens Washing
ton, will vhave In tbe coming three
months -one of the most brilliant sea-
on ever known here.. Instead of the
overcrowded state receptions at the
'Walt House there will be exclusive
" "
lefrees,'' where It
wilt Tu; iton.l ka'
Will oe.ueeiueu aa,
great an honor to be seen - as in a
court drawing room of the old world.
Wllo the. cabinet as a body will not
lepd much brilliancy, many of its mem-
bers being tn mourning, the social!
wprld outside will catcb the spirit in-!
trodueed by Mrs.Taft and will help to!
round out a memorable winter.
vui . uicmumun
, men congressmen, .
ultimillionnlres are Invading the
house of representatives. That legis
lative body today is more thickly in
vested, so to speak, . by "predatory
plfites" than at any previous period in
Its history.
One of the fifteen richest men in
this country Is a representative in
congress from Tonkers, ' in the state
of New York. .His name Is John E.
Aadrus, and his wealth is estimated
atl$60,000,000. 'He Is a chemical king,
controlling to a great extent the pro
duction of medicinal drugs In the
United States. Nearly all of the pep
sin manufactured in America comes
from his mills, whence the name "Old
Chewing Gum," applied to him joking
ly by his fellow congressmen, though,
as a matter of fact, he puts on the
market no such commodity.
One of the most remarkable men in
the present house 13 Daniel I Lafean
of .York, Pa. He likewise was a born
fortune builder. He started iu life as
driver of a coal cart at $1 a day. Ev
ery cent he possesses he has made for
himself, ai d his wealth today amounts
n . 1...... 41.nn ') (LI 111 ill U 1 IT,.
Silk mills, banks, dairies and nutoino-'
bile factories; but, Industrially speak
ing, he Is chiefly conspicuous as the
candy king.
Washington Fourth on the List. -
Washington is fourth In the list of
American cities when one considers
the area of asphalt streets. New York
comes first, with Chicago and Philadel
phia following in the order named.
The national capital has 4,000,000
square yards of this sort of street
paving, according to advance sheets
of the census office bulletin on the
subject.
In this city there are 1,300,000 square
yards of macadamized streets, while
the area of cobblestones la so kiiiuU
that It is hardly worth estimating.
Chicago and Detroit are strong on
the block wood streets, having be
tween them more than two-thirds of
the wood block pavements In the coun
try.
Names of the White House.
It Is still the "While House" from
which President Taft sends his miuual
message instead of the "executive man-1
sion," by which It had been formally I
designated before Roosevelt's day.
But even that stilted title lacks the 1
support of long usage. The early iuvs
idents described it as the "president's
house" or the "president's mansion."
according to personal tastes. In the
earliest plotting of Washington the
capltol and the White House were
designated by names which would "ne, and will observe the short line
hardly be understood by the newsboys j mileage between all points. In a word,
ot this city today. It called one "con- j the transportation expense will be re
gress house" and the other the "prenl jut.,.j one ,.) half cent a mile,
denfs house." The White House Is j i!1BmUCh Bs this modification of our
tbe common sense designation because T . i , , ,
..... .. , Interchangeable Mileage regulations
specific snd In accord with popular ... . . 7 i
r . i will result in a very material saving in
osage. , .,
...i.. i the amount of mileage transportation
White House Expenses. p
The entire expense of the White , uscd "'tw" PmnU on the Norfolk &
House, Including the salary of the j Southern Kailway, it ie hoped that we
president and cost of clerical and of- may receive a more liberal share of
flee assistance, is a little more than 'your patronage.
the sum allotted by the Holhiuders to Interchangeable mileage tickets, as
Quean Wllbelmlna snd Is certainly not; weM M a)1 other formg of one-way and
sn axtrsvsgsnt ratio of espeadlturea.) round trj tickeU are on iale ,t
contrasting the proportions of the two, . .. , . , v, . .. , ..
nHe c y tlc'tet omce of the Norfolk & South
-TSootol spproprlatlou for this year ern Ry- in Arcade Building, City
-for teleDhone service, automobiles. Hal1 Ave., (Opxsite MonUcello Hotel,)
housekeeping, cere of conservatory
and kreenhouses, printing, lighting and
tha multifarious trifles necessary to
keep np such an establishment-l,
171,555, the lowest sum expended In j
iv. . aa - a I. iri.li. II.,.,.,.
vm snaiuu.DC. oj ie .. ..-
Miasm mui eacciifc uuiiu, iu. "
aar4 of tha Rnnaavelt rlnilnltrIlon
whaA a record was msde by keeping
dowi expenses to about f 100,000 each
fear
With the exception of these two
years the expenses have been higher.
rhWtlt awtnv to atmronrlatlona for re
pairs and additions, which vsry fromj"- C. HUDGINS
yearto-rser. The highest execntivo
expeidlrores art about one-tenth of
the Civil list of Herman snd oof
elfbth tha( of England. '
. Unlaeilst Ceagreasman.
The workingmen of Ibe oountry bt
oo koenber of congress who is fs
WorMf ' snd comes grimy from the
mines, lis la WUIIara a Wilson, who
was twice ejected to the bouse from
tha Lrcemlng-Tlof dlstrWl of Penn-
ivtrsiila.. At eleo years of age .fc1teMkw .j,. v in lent liver trouble
becae wotterln tbe mines 0MflwlmJ down to d-eihtostrfUof
Bloesimrf, Pa., ssd
d later on becSHM
Interested la labor msners, finally
comirtg aecrsfsry-tressarcr of tbs Unti
ed V Id Workers or America; Mr. W u
sob has A fond ot Information t hit
eomiAsnd snd ran tell jbrt nearl
vary too of coal Siloed lo rennsylts
sla giea tot conaaniptkia. Twice ss
Denvjrrata i.tahnr plat fur n has a
been elected In s district that Is claim,
ed ss rtuptibllctur'Hs la round hand
d BVtrbroso, qntck la his movements
snd as S member ot the rnminlttes pt
Cost Is of great lid la the Inditstrta
sad tdnlng features of tbs work. II
Would seem as ir as attempt had Ns
ms1 to sUUtrack Wilaos. as be bti
b loft off both tbe committees o
In f sJ nilnae snd mlnlnf. frttnfw
sf wUc be M fully coeverfsnt.
, snu.f -Lfie tt'tf - '
Ft.
r? ore i : is r ir pr n ia tnr.r
i I h t'.ik nf I t. f- Irf "s
' I i 1 ( .. ; si ;. n J:.;,-us.
. Ii- : n, I.'rrr t .!.
? uw n n J r t
r,f', I . t if, si. 1 f r
i i ; t .e !.';'. t a
V' In a disease so painful as Bhsumsrlsm. medicines containing opiates
and nerre-quietlng drugs are often used. Such treatment la dangerous not
only because it frequently causes the sufferer to become addicted to- the
drug habit, but medicines of this nature are always Injurious to the system.
Rheumatism is a disease V tha blood, and its our depends entirely upon a
thorough purification of h circulation. As long as the blood remains
saturated with urio acid, an Inflammatory condition of the narraa. mnaciaa
. . I 4 111 J .
wiviu u vmj wu uw, uu
t - m - ( - , s Dt.A..n.n,t.t in
mt.iuu wou w uu. luiwwuii win uvuuh iai um eoxe sov aura cure ior
Rheumatism is 8.8. S. It Is nature's remedy for this disease, mad entirely
of the healing, cleansing juices and extracts of roots, herbs and barks from
the natural forests.' 8. 8. S. does not contain anything that is in the slightest
way injurious to the system. It Is absolutely and Durelv vegetable, and
free from opiates or sedatives of any kind. 8. 8. 8. cures Rheumatism by
removing the uric acid from the circulation, it makes the blood pure, rich
and h,eaalthy 80 b&t instead of depositing sharp, uratio impurities into the
musuie,,, u.veS. JUiu nu oones. nounsnes every portion oi the body
with natural, healthful properties. Book on Rheumatism and any medical
ouvico ijee iu uu who write ana request
THE SWIFT
For Sale?
Stock of Dry Goods
The entire stock of Dry
Goods, Boots, Shoes and no
tions of the late firm of J.
B. Holland & Co., is for sale.
For further information ap
ply to
GEO. HENDERSON,
FANNIE HOLLAND,
Executors of Estate of
1 J. B. HOLLAND.
Deceased
Office at the store, 53 Pol-
IOCK ot
New Bern, N. C
January 14, 1910.
A Wild Blizzard Ranging
brings danger, suffering often death
to thousands, who take cold, coughs and
lagripoe that terror of Winter and
Spring. Its danger signals are "staf
fed up," nostrils, lower part ofnose
sore, chills and fever, pain in back, head
and a throat-gripping cough. When
Grip attacks, as you value your life,
don't delay getting Dr. King's New
Discovery, ''One bottle cured me,"
writes A. L Dunn, of P'ne Valley Mis',
"after being 'laid up' three weeks wjh
Grip; " For sore, lung.-', Hemorrhages.
Coughs, dldfl, Whopping Cough, Bron-i-hiiH,
Asthma, its supreme. 50c. $1.00.
Guaranteed by all Druggist?.
REDUCTION
In tlic Hctiicliinent of Coupons
From Interchangeable Mileage
Tickets Hetween 1'oints on
Norfolk and Southern Ky.
Heginning January 25, 1910, the Nor
folk & Southern Railway will detach)
I actual number of coupons for the dis
; tance traveled in issuing mileage ex
! change tickets between points on its
Norfolk, Va. This office will take pleas
i urc in arranging for the transfer snd
checking of baggage from hotels and
TO.jdpnoes to destination.
The Albemarle Sound Bridge, be
'
t Flenton, N. C, and Mackey's
vi r
! rerT.
will be opened for traffic,
I Jan. 17, 1910, when the passenger train
service will be greatly Improved, snd
the running time between Norfolk snd
all points in . Eastern North Carolina
will be materially reduced.
W. W. CROXTON,
U. P. A. Aast G. P. A.
F.. T. LAMB, General. Mgr.
Issss Al Ossla't Deer
The door ot death seemed ready to
open for Murray W. Ayete, of Transit
Bridge N. Y., wheotilellfe wss wonder
folly saved. "I was la a dreadful cotv
UiU.n," hs writes, "my skin wss almost
yelkw: eyes sunken; irwgaa coated; ess
doctors. Then that mstcbleae medkiae-
Clectrte Bitters cured me. I regained
the 0 pounds last and bow sm wsll
sod strong." for alt stomach, liver snd
idney trouble they're so pre me. 0s St
all DroggUtsT, ' - .
CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY
TREASURER.
To the Democrsti Voters of Craven
; County: ' . ' t ... '
I herehy moat reapectfnlty announce
my esndidacy for the office of Treasurer
of Crsveq County suhjw to the will of
the DVtnrstltf primsry whenevef said
primary Is held. If nominated and
elected plIge tnyf if to ewdurt the
erVto the isutfsrlmn of the people
to the bslof my :..
Uni Bietully,
i . , B. R Hurst
.. I. w.
iumraE'scuiiE
FOnmiEUIIflTISM
I Ii , ... . . .
uw win, acaea, BoreBess, ana not.
'm . .
It
SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. OA
SOUTHERN
RAILWAY
SOUTHERN BAH fVAl SCHEDULES
N. B. These figures are published
for information anQ are not guaras
teod.
NO. 21 Leave Goldsboro, N. C, 6.46
a. m., through train with chair
car to AshevlUe, connecting at
East Durhum, for Oxford, Hen
derson, Keysvllle and RlckiBonC
at UUversIty for Chapel Hill
at Greensboro for Charlotte-and
all points south, also for Dar
ville, Lynchburg, CharlottesvilK
Washington, and al' pa'ntt
corn.
NO. 139 Lsves tiolusboro, 2.05 p. ra
for Greensboro, bandies througi
Pullman Raleigh, to Atlanta, con
ni .tk av Greensboro for al'
points north, south and Asst.
NO lll-Lenves Goldsboro 10 15 p m
tor Qreehsboro, handles yullmai
Raleigh , to Greensboro, con
nects at Greensboro for Char
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