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CatAJUJES U STKTKXS,
.EDITOR AND PROF HI KTC K
fUBSCBIFTIOIl RATES
I Tw U a4ranee . t . . .. - -
tenthl M eerrler a tk elty ?
AoYertUlsg .rates xurnUaed w
at Ute rortoflUv Hrw Bwi
IT. CL M wooBd-filaaa snMtar.
ttrwfuUt paper of r new
. ANO CSA.VXN OOUKTT.
New 0. Jtb.r6, 'im
v " Simple Mapguage, n tt W f
words or one or iwa syuaoit, ua
ever been beld artihe blghttt class.
Volubilit,1 either - la long,- high
sounding words, .or In words PHuh
fann: carries uo weltfnt or iorce
A . -I- ' a .
with the intelligent "
And yet there is a great deal of
cheap notoriety gained by employ
ing words that are neither simple
or rightly expressive of the - sub-
iect at issue. Note the conversalStOJnachyr. Cancer
tion of the illiterate. - It .is alan
guage that falls into conunonerr
ore because the speaker doea not
known the meabing of 'the words.
The educated person may :knbw
well the meaning and bearing in
its sentence oonstruotioiL.ofoacb
word spoken,, and yet only the
simpler words will be used."
In public life, there is the flip
pency of expression, in slang ex'
pressions, or the indecency in pro
fanity, that may temporary catcji
tjhe popular .laugh,, or theaps
-pause, but there is no sustaining
power, in using such language.A
congressman gained cheap applause
and secured fame for-the 'minute
in the newspaper scare head, when.
he declared a few days ago in Gonil
gress, that the postoffloe depart
ment was "in alt vof afixi?'
How often in the public speeches
does the name of the Creator come
in, to reinforoe some fittemeni,
and yet if the speaker but
it, his speech was so much the'
weaker because oi nis iJiy-sacrs-ligious
utterance. " ., .. ..
It is not that the use of prpfahl
ty by men in high places is wrong
in itself, but mora in ite tendency
'a S j-. .
to corrupu jne yousn, w i
gree inaugurate Da ;. xnengnj
among the masses." It isUTSiBflOta
matter, thi making oomntotf u80
inaugurate bad;:;ihough&ttllfree. Guaranteed by all drug-
of the name or the Aimighana
even those who' do Bbjkno-faU
well the harm in such language. It
is a long way to go back, nearlyljSC fjxa If I caU on any other girt Tm
twenty centuries, and'yet'now
nruly a'pplieable today , the words
of the Master, who found In ".
and -"nay" the full power!
strength for all affirmation
gation in every day conversation!.
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Ohildreiiibry
C AS TOR I M
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This Is Very -Enoliah.
The SarcasUc American, (aUscusatng
Strauss' "Balome V-But ' I suppoae to
you one should spesvk afBlnJun el
"y ..Miss 4Bt John' (ooldlyI knownotli
Ing about 'the nonconformist prfuCJ
. the famUyumilonBystander y vjr-
TP,
We, offer Pna;;Bun4a,?
- Reward for vaBiof Catarrh ihal
irrVilikl
cannoTl cured by 'all' Caiaui
, Cnrav 'vy. J.' CHENET A yCp pU-
; V We,' 0e -undersigned, aavs Tmbwa
J--JF,' .VCbenej loir Ihe'Usf 15,,yearj!,
; ' abi' believe him perfectly ifcoaarabU
' in' all business Iransactiona and ftn-4
ml
aw
!i .'fnUy'?aM to iearry; iral any oWU
r-ation made by hia Irm, ' ',' I
: ' : ..WALDKO, BtNNAN l WAKm,
-1; ''' v-WholeaaU Exnggiats, ,'ToledoJ O.
" 'A ., ?4XPt$:, Catarrh Cure; W ttkei la--"J.,'
.''iernalljr 'acingdireotly vponi the
' t '-j rif5 Woodland lwens:iirfapes;f t,i
" k jif Prica So." P, Vttle.PolJ by .11 ;. :.. ,
";Vr'-f ffi flrnggisla.; ? f J" , 'K uA .-"J ... I ;
H : r y, . t:Ja;Hairi; Family Wlla f. v eca- , ,"n
V-1'." 1:
f v- Kind, Hearted Won 0a c
-ry
a a
Ji" Ne Cbanee Thai, f ; ' f - v
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Aii ' A'v. ouirht to be able to C 1 work, r
i w ' you any resuinr wtu; mi
:;i.vi Wayfarer (wa r f,.")-
l" " scrniiprs. C!l c r T, '.: i.
All distress from Dyspepsia, Gaa
.ileartburq' of Indigestita
-"' f Vanislies la Five Jlia--n'.
fmily who rofferr n attack .pf fadU
fostloa c om form ofv Stomach
troubl, Why don't yon keep soma ;Dia
pepain In tba house handy? - .,
This harmleM blessicg wtil agent snyt
thine you can eat wiibout tha Bli(fhtdst
diaeomforCand overeojn a ton gaaty
Stnmacbflw minutes after., ,
-Tell your pharmacist to, you read
tbtforroulai plainly printed on these
0 east eases or f ape s igapepsin, men
van will readily e iwhy
diffealioik Sour Stomach, a Besrtbarn
s&U other distress to, h, five minutei,
and lalieVeaat.once euch jniaerie as
BefcBog o( Gas, ' Eructation- of. .sour,
nodigeted -food,"; Nausea,; Headaches;
Dias'neaa, pohstipation and other atom
aoh -disorders. ,k. , , 1H
Some folk bsve tried so jon to find
Mllaf from Indigestion and Dyspepsia
or an: out-of-order slomaeh, "V'ith the
eommon. e verv-dar cure advertised
that tbev -have about matile up their
minds thai-the v have inomethinsr else
wronz. -or believe therels ' a-ease of
Nerrousnew, Gastritis. Catarrh of the
tomach'tff' Cancer.' , it ; ;
This, uo doubt, ia a serioua. mistake.
Your real trouble is, what you eat does
not; digest; ins teadj - temenU and
eoura, turns to acid. Gas and Stomach
pofton.Svhfch putrefy in the digestive
tract and intestines,5 and besides, poi
son the breath with nauseous odors.;.
H A hearty appetike,";with thorough 4i
teeetiod; -and without the slightest dis
comfort or misery- of .the. Stomach; ib
waitiug-foryou ag soon as you decide
to try Papa'a Diapepeini v
NOTICE
Bridge ton. You are 'aware of the fact
that your taxes for the 'year 1910. are
long past due, to these who still owe
dty-faxes iot me year isuv are xpeci
ed toay at once and save cost of ad
vertiaujg ana couecong. j
W. R. HOPEWELL,
City Tax Collator,
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- THIRTY YEARS TOGETHER,
U Thirty years ofaasociation think of
it., now toe merii .or-a gooa $ tomg
tands out in that time or the Worth
tnowHIeasnaas of a ; bad; pne! $a A tbere no
guess work in tmavavidence oi: '.nog.
Arisa. Concord. Mich., who writes : '-'1
have used Di. King s new uiscovery
for SO vear. andittthe best cough and
cold cure I ever used." Once it finds
entrance in a home you Can.t pry it out
afanv families nave asea it irty years.
It's the most infallible throat and lung
medicine on earth. - Unequaled for la
ffriDoe? astnma. rav-ieper. croup, quin-
gore lungs,
v or sore lunirs. Price 60c. $1.00. Trial
l ' ..' Flaying Safe.
'-'Tok here, sir! you bare been call
ing on my daughter every night for the
nast six months'"
"But I cant afforo to get marnea,
afta4d,mlgMltln. 'I with her.";
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I S ATTibt llKE TIGERS
j la fighting to keep the blood pure the
white corpucles attack;, disease germs
use tigers.' uut orwn germ .muiupiy
so fast that little fighters are overcome.
Then see DhnDles. boils, ecaema, aaltl
rheume and sores multiply and strength
and appetite fail.i This condition de
mands HJiectr a Bitters to reguiace tne
Utomach, aver and kidneys- and to ex
Ami tMiaon from tha blond, 1 ''Tbev Srf
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the bepr pwoa punner,' -- wriiea i
Bodabn ef Tracy: Calif , l'I have ever
found.". They make rich, x& blood,
strong nerves and build op your health.
JiIrsVSMarfcJwhe.a wfr biiild our
huntst fyt are; going, to have slxtoen
Mrs. Naybur-t won't do sny good.
ead'often yeinYyoor.atiti
mc.wiu
oia.irasn jusi iue, p
am
buna.
T.-vjv-'-'":
bad an aeute- attack
of - Bright1
disease
with
inflammation of. 'the kid
neya and bladder, and- diuibe," say
Mr Cora Thorn. Jackson. : Mich,' '''y
bottle of Foloy's Kidney Remedy over
come the attack, reduced' the inflanl
mation. took ' away the pain and made
t..a bliJ !er action nrmaL I wish every
one could know or this wonderiul rm-
edy'jP. 8. Duffy,
Ul ! J
rr;.,,TT'l"nf!r!
; :3 r.ECEVFD.
vsjuit received twenty
horses from Ves
'i... All cf the horse
.2 lcn Lr
t at i
. Cell on 1
ocir::o:i.
T0:
Feby. 6 We will again kit -the p'co-
pie hear bear from us.-; " -;
Weiiave interest in si ' ' r New
Year and eur farmers ar 1j 'rgl ' t
and are making prepay . n l .i i. ser
crop,. -s - - v.
;7ITiere has been :1ots of ' moving go
ing on In this section for. the last two
months, . sbme moving out.' and some
Mr. Albert Jones lias purehase4, the
place of Mrs. Alice Harriett, apd moved
here fiom near Trenton;'" -
Mrs - Morjie Collins har ; recently
moved lb the'vicinity of - Pollocksville,
We regref to see ber leave veryvucb.
We arj glad to. say there iano sick
ness in our beigbbarhoodat this time.
X Mr. Willie. Bynom and "fwif e J ard
spending a few- days at bit wifea par
ents this week, near Kinston. r -'' vj.
Calvin fonea and wifer Mr; Cy
ras Jones and Wifev and Ur. Jolmnie
iJones, Visited relatives here Sunday. s
H nothing prevetriSt oueJ, minister.
Rv J. T. ScanfdrJ, will H I bis regular
appoinimenc at cms piace ine seconu
Sur.diy.-4 We hope to have a large at
ttndence. ' . ! '
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OliildrBn Ory
, : TOR FLETCHER'S .
C A S TO R I A
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Vvigs.
The fashion of wearing wigs fcras
due to a skin disease which prodSced
bald-patches on the august bead of
Francis I. of Fannce. He got a wig.
and his courtiers followed suit, Just as
they all whispered when he bad an at
tack of laryngitis. -
TWO MINUTE CURE FOR
COLD IN HEAD QBLCHET
It is Curing Thousands Daily, aud
Saves. Time' and Money. f
Get a bowl '.three quarters fair of
boiling water, and a towel. ; s
Pour into the water a. teaspoonfal of
HYOMEI (pronounced High-o-me).
Put your head over the bowl and eov
er both heail anl bowl with towel, -f ;
Breathe the vapor that arises for I wo
minutes;' and presto! your head is- as
Clear as a bell, and the tightoesa in the
chest is gone,- ,"
Nothing like it to break up a heavy
cold; cure sore.. throat or drive away a
coughr It's a pleasant cure. You'll en
joy breathing - Hyfimei; You'll fee) at
once Its soothing, healing and beneficial
effect as it passed over the , inflamed
and irritated membrane. - 60 cents
bottle, at druggists everywhere. Ask
Bradham Drug Co., for extra bottle
Hyome Inhalent, . ... io , '
What Is Known About Fiah.;
Plinv. the m-eat naturalist, who
lived at about the time of Chi
reckoned the whole number of kno
specjes of flah at ninety-four, clan
hiaeuv the great Swedish investigator
of the dehtecntb.'centuryeouid cmssh
r tfL and'hA. la knOwn to have been
.,t "
the 'greatest ichthyologist of the tge
in vhinh h rThe nroaress mide
in that' particular branch, since the
time of Linnaeus seems all toe more
wonderful, for now more Hhaai,JS,6op
species show up in the cataiogueeyoJ
the fish apecmUelBvpi.
r BACKACHE, RHEUMATIS
:';;t-s- SLEEPLESSNESS
-Result from disordered: kidneys. Fol
ey Kidney Pills have helped others, they
arm kelp you. Mrs. J. . Miner, Syra
cuse. N-.T. says., ,-lfor a long time 1
suffered witn awnev trouoie ana rntu-
matwrn. 1 -naa severe ' nacuscnes ana
felt aU played init. After Uking two
ooulea pf Foley Kidney Pills my back
ache is ooe and where I used to--lie
awake with rheumatic pains I, now
sleep in comiort. - v.oiey jnianey .n'i
didiwooderfut things for me.;'-
them Bow.-F. 8, Duffy..
The Baalm of Flotloft. y --V
Mr. Graham threw dowa his newspi
ner with an exnresHioD of annorailc
."It's too much when the daily jar
begin to print fairy talea."- he sald. '
""Let me see It" aald Mrs. Graham
Perhaps I could read It to the ctji-
dreo'at bedtime tonight" ;
fs not that klud,' said her hus
band. "This ,l the story of a yoiing
plumlwra BHBlHtHnt who declared that
be worked so fust that It was not Tn
to pay him by the hour. lut thattl
ahould be tald by the Job." louth'
.Companion. . V'.i y..:
PNEUMONIA FOLLOWS A COL
- But never follows the uej f Fol-y
Honey and Tor, which chocks t "
and rxpi'ln tlifl coll. M. t,!o:kwc!l 1,
nihal, Mo,, enyi, "It l- ti l
Mtflin I evr U-.---1. J (
Iiaii col 1 n-l rc.u;; h m, 1 v. ;H I
wth pn'i" 1 1- ' ' f i
I Ioi y aiiti 'l'r rwi t if
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and you miss that fine feeling
of exhilaration which follows
a copious morning operation,
you; should put a small quan
tity of Simmons Bed Z Liver
Regulator (The Jfowdey orm )
on- the- tongue and, .trash vt
down with A little water,
" Its action In the svstem is
purifying' and strengthening;
It drives out -hard impactions
and imparities and gives tone
to the muscular structure of
the bowels. It overcomes the
tendency to chronic constipa
ion, relieves a bloated feeling
in the abdomen, sweetens the
breath, and promotes vigor of
body: mental alertness - and
cheerful spirits, - ""a -
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4U tj Diwwa, - Prka, krye iaefcam H.D0.
Xm
it yoy Mnnol ptt It, rratll M w. will Ma. bf
m.-ll mm,mM. ItausMi Liver MMalater ! Ht
In la llqoU am lor tfaon wlio .ntm lv Ma,
M.Mpwkonl. 1MHHIMMIWII.,S. ,1
l&ZEIUNCIL,.fsa, ULatl,aa,
OUTHEBK RAILWAT SCHEDULE
- NEW- TRAINS BETWEEN
EW TOEK. WASHINGTONi
AUGUSTA and J ACKSONTlLliE
Effective NovembW"t27, 1910 the
SOUTHERN RAILWAY will put hi ef
fectnewtrain service between New
York. Washington,' Augusta and Jack
aohville. schedule of which will be as
follows:
No. 81. Lv. New York , 1:38 P. M,
Ar. Washington - : 6:10 '
' Lv. Washington 6:20 1
Ar. Atttrusta via K
Blackville lli85A. M-.
Lv. Augusta via .
Trenton 11:45
- Ar. Jacksonville 8:46 P. H,
No. 32. Lv. Jacksonville 9)0 A. M.
Ar. Augusta via
Trenton. - 8:00 P." M.
Lv. Augusta via
..RlnMririllA S-lR
Ar. Washington 83 A. M.
Lv. Washinsrton 96 ' f
. . Ar. New York v2:46 P. M.
The above trains will be known as the
SOUTHERN'S SOUTHEASTERN
LIMITED and will consist of Elegant
Pullman, Sleeping Cars, also Dining Car
Service.7 This1 train as well as all other
SOUTHERN RAILWAY TRAINSrwill
arrive and depart from the New Penn
sylvanla Station, Seventh Avenue -wl
Thirty-Second Streeti New York Cjty-
For all information pertaining to the
same, address, ti undersigned. (:..
H. FV GARY; ' . -
Gen. Pass. Agt '
1 Washington, D. C.
, REASON ENTHRONED.
Because meats are SO tasty -the? are
consumed in great excees This leads
to stomacn trounies, rjiuousnesa ana
COOBlipailOfl. r iwvura jur uim, re wwm
son and not a pampered appetite eon
troL then Uke a 1 ew doses Of Cham
berlain's Stomach and- Liver Tablets
and you will soon he well again.-Try it.
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True Blue. . "- - i -
the' exDresalon " "true blue," which
we near so orten.. naa noi u u
iTnollari -Kimnliim: hnt la said to have
beerr.a ( Spanish saying, which .meant
that the blood that Oiled the veins of
the aristocracy of Spain was wuo in
color.-while that of the Inferior morr
tali was more or less black? and the
proverlv fiat ..true.; blMV.flnawtar
stain.", instead: of. meanmg, as. U-Is
generally : supposed) V.tbat " noble
heart will aever disgrace Itself," ae
rually refers ' to vthe r"blue : aprons'
worn by butchers on account of their
not showing blood stains a far Jump
this from the bine blood of the haugn
ty ' Spanish, 'aristocrat to the humbler
apron of a bfttcners boy. m ixmaon
Queen.
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LAGRIPPE COUpHS,f fijf
Strain and weaken the system and If
not checked may develop into pneomon
ia. - No danger or this .when f oiev
Honey and Tar is taken promptly. It
is a reliable family medicine for -all
coughs and colds, and acts quickly land
effectively in cases of eroup. - Reluse
lubstitutes. F. S. Duffy. . v
v Maxima for Golfara.
.; Don't say 'to-your opponent ' on tbt
Brst tee, "I am afraid I shan't be abH
to dve vou a game." er-"l am o
frlchtened of nlaylnir a great swell
like you." v This kind of modesty
however ccnulne. imposes upon no
body. -Don't decllue to take ' your
l.i-ojjer allowance of strokes.'-It's not
fair on your adversary, who will ft
no pleasure or glory out or Deat.n
von, a he probably will do, wheren
you will be abla to I -1 alwriitnabty
of a chance victory over lilm. If you
tare a jmrt'ru'iM-Iy pnl
Member of your c! ') t 1
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A BevTH AbeTl N 54. if
H St Harroo, g a. Brjagea.,7
C-Capt. H L Crammer. Yacht Ade ,
D-Jno, W DutiavMv: " ,!
OAasiw. Ellis. I'-U-' ' '"l
F-Princ4 Wlt; nelda; R O.Fi-lds,
-'Ebera WitfleMt.;,"
Care Harbor. - - '
J-Wm M Jones, Martin E Jones.
M J M McOoonel SpeciaTpelivery,)
- . C U.Jiaieiri;Thomr .JB Hills,' Jno.
ij Lewis Hanlej; care LM Manley, R
N-NewBern'Peed"'Co".'
o-wrianeai;'.
Up-H P Phillip 611 of street N. W. W
(V 0;M PettewayH O Plot N.W PaU,
? ! tr. .-. - rw va! rra rn
facwoso rierameDOi oo Oliver oi
P CTRicbmord.
:S--Special 7 Disbursing Agent, G N
LSmith. ; "
,'1-fRay , Tarnagejrtie E Thoma?,
Rhems, N.C
W-Ji Williams, lC W White, W El
board.
WOMEN
B afrs.-Jesephine Baker, Miss Rache1
Branch St No. 19 (2) Miss France?
Blunt. - V T '
CMiss LouVenia Cephas 14 Pavie Ave
Mis Annie Cross.
D-Mlas Thelma Dudley.
H-Uiss Dora Hill, Isabel Hinoey 22
Lavett StMr. Hattie Henderson,
Emma Jane Harris. '
-MifS rLnU Jones, Mrs. Annie Ln
, JaCtson, ,
K-Miss M L King.
M Mrs. Cornelia McCaferty, Miss
Perilla, Mcllwain 6 Pine St. Julia
. Monroe Miss Lillie Masmun.
N-5?tibey ' Nunes. Miss Rosa Nelson
N W St No. 210.
R-Mrs. Frank- Russell.
8MissJSusie Smith N & E St. 15.
W Miss Mary Williams. Mrs. Julr
Woeh, Hiss Virgina Winslow 25
Nes St. Miss Lillnr Willis 10 Lirks
ville, Mrs. Georgia Willis.
Children Cry
-; FOR FLETCHER'S
C AST O R I A
- Naive.
?A- child- who had been absent from
school brought back the following off
ense when she returned: "Dear Tench
er Please excuse Jennie. She was
sick .and had " to stay at home to do
the 'washing and ironing." Good
Housekeeping Magazine.
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FOR THAT TERRIBLE ITCHING
E.-zama. tetter and salt rheum keep
their victims in nerpetual torment. In
application of Chamberlain's Salve will
instantly aiiay tnis itcning. ami manv
leases havfc been cured by its use. oi
sale by au dealers.
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-1 '"" Anierica'e Largest 8nake.
The largest American serpent Is the
anaconda, which may attain a length
of thirty feet It inhabits tropical
Amertca: and. Is a handsome animal,
with '.dark round spots scattered over
Its whole body on a groundwork of
rich brown, It is very fond of .water
and haunts the banks of rivers, lakes
and streams, there lying in wait for
any deer or peccary wblcb may come
to the margin of the water to ariuk.
'" ACCUSED OF STEALING,
- E. 'E. Chamberlain, (if Clinton, Me.,
boldlv accuses Bucklen's A rnica : Salve
oisteating-rtne atmg irora ourns o
sea daiUi nam from sores oi an kwa
the distresu from boi's or piles. '.'It
robs cuts, corns, -bruises. - sprairs sn
Iniarie of their terror.'' he eay?. "as
a healing remedy its. equal don 'l exist
Only 2 at au dealers.. .
S - Aa It ABDeared In Print
Vflfiator Newlafada" of Nevada was
soaring.' tn debate oiie dayrsoaring so
high he "hit the celling.'' - He realized
he w'n ,jgettrntf Jrlne'; flowery and' to
excuse. - himself salC'Indeed,- : ilr.
P'rfsl6!enC3)erferVianbratp be
pairddhed,-' 'Yo'iWf-mbjV'!"
all the food, eloquence jieeda.'C j !
That .sounded pretty "good to Mr,1
Newlandsi hut he was a bit; abashed
when he reai la the'TdoUgressloual
Record next day that be asserted his
topic "furnished all the food elephants
A-KING WHp' LEFT. HOME?
iL'l .'.A ;'i
and set the' world tVtilkintr, but Paul
Mathulk , of Bufi!K' N. ssya he al
ways K-LiiPS AT HOME the Kin o)
all Laxatives Dr.. King's New Life
fills and that they're a blrsiing to si
his family. Cure constipation,, head
ache, indiueation, dyspepsia.. Only 3d6c
at all dealers. ;':-iV.';!vt'
K ;,- ,;. ,,. -r ,t '
,y ; ' ...'.' The Oeneels of It i'J'Mji?'
"1 wonder why the English settlers
came to name the town 'Boston.'';
'Trobubly because it began with ll,"
"Vk lmt lias that to do With Itr " V '
"Well, Unit's, the .beginning of
T.f'rif),' you know." Catholic Btand
ard the T:mos. ; '. .' "".v
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Largest and Finest stock of Horses and Mules ever offered for
sale iu lrew Bern. A car load of each just in. Also a complete
line of Buggies, Wagons, Harness, Robes, Whips, Cartwheels.
J. A. JONES
Broad Street, PROPRIETOR, New Bern, N. C
EAST CAROLINA TEACHERS' IRAK SCHOOL
GREENVILLE, N. C.
SPR(NG AND SUMMER COURSES FOR TEACHERS.
1911 Spring Term, March 14th to'May 20th ten weeks. Summer Term,
June '6th to July 29th eight weeks. The aim of this course is better to
equip the teacher for his work. TEXT BOOKS:- those used in the pub
lic schools of the state. For further information address,
ROBERT H. WRIGHT, Pres't.
LOW RATES VIA
SOUTHERN R. Y.
To New Orleans,' Mobile, Pcnsa-
cola. Account Mardi Gras
Celebration, February 23,
2S, 1911.
Account Mardi Gras Celebration at
New Orleans, La., Mobile, Ala., tnd
Pensacola, Fia., Feb. 23-2, 1911, the
Southern Railway will sell very cheap
round trip tickets as follows:
Raleigh to New Orleans $2R 75
Golds boro " " " 2fi 75
Durham 26 75
Releigh to
Goldsboro "
Drrham "
Mobile
$23 45
24 45
23 30
Raleigh to
Pensacola
$2H 00
Zi
22 80
from all
Goldsboro "
Durham " "
Tickets will also be on sale
other stations. Dates of sale, February
21st to 27th inclusive with final return
imit March 11th. 1911, with privilege
of extending final limit until March 27,
by depositing ticket with (special agent
and payment of $1.00.
For all information pertaining to
rates, schedules, I'tillman reservations,
etc., see your agent or addr. ss the
undersigned.
W. II. PARNELL,
T. PfA,
' Raleigh, N. C.
ORtlUP
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Lake Drummond Towing: Co.
Dismal Swamji
' : Canal j
Aq Ipland Route, Protected from Storm.
Nine Feet of Water Minimum DeDtb
- T! Oni'Ir.'lVanair rViV1 frlMl: . Pmmn '
' cIcvTowing and Freight Movement-;:.
1'For tolls, towing and' freight rates
apply at office in Seaboard Sank Build;
ing and at Deep Creek Locfi Vti f-
M; K., Kingj; Pret. I AT Mitten, Sec.
T. T. whitehursf, Traffic Manager.; ;
Norfolk Office, Bell Phone 621J$
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