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"The Most Beautiful Place in North
Caroli
Write 1S.W.D.NIMY For Terms
Or Inquire at Journal Office.
THE AUTOMATIC BULL-BEARING AXLE
will ease the bur
den on horse more
than any axle ev
er offered, if you
are using two
horses get a vehi
cle equipped with
this axle and vou
can sell one and save the feeding. Anil is the first and only Ball-Beanng
Axle that ciin be sent to anyone anywhere, and be a success every time
without any brains being sent along to adjust if
G. S. WATERS & SONS. BROAD ST. NEW BERN. N. G.
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T " 1 l:. KOTEL, at Morohood City,'
h. C, u. . . ubpttfior attractions, u naxcallad
accommodations, the largest variety of
umunGinonts, and guantt hore enjoy the
moat Invigorating and healthful climate on
the Atlcntlo Coast. ;
IdeulSurf Othlno BaachFinasi Fiahlna In the World
Safe Sailing on Inland VJatorr. orho A 'lonllo Ocaan
Largest Dai 'loom li tho South Ccrvonllon Hall Ten
nis Courta-Bowling Alleys-Pool- El'lllarda.
SPLlNDD CUISINE
SOUTHERN COOKING A FEATURE
The Summer Home for Mother and Baby Cool
Sea Alrthebeattonlo. Kpacla! Hateiforfemlliee
UwRat SEASON, TEN-DAY and WEEK-END
onralon fare a via
NORFOLK SOUTHERN R. R
HeUI Ratea, (12.60 to $21.00 nee week.
T.
Moreheed City, N.
renaani Maaaaet fctaaartaf WhOa tdeaer W. fc ,
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'ft
Physicians Advi:
the tat of a ("yxTboatlra, to Vurp t)a)
. loo troai f norrmti y wlf '
ty . . M tales croduii of atianra It VttVO Utl f ymp. tn!)y ,
i ' , fVltihle an) ut a fte tsnt, aromatic UA, Vrtva ms i t! pf, aril
i !oiofil arrf Krk and It of the treatrM v--:" " '? In corn' ;') a, I'
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Thirty Years
THC CIHTOUa aoHMHV. NIW VOMK CITV.
ina.
HASHORE
ALEX. UAXTH, M
bvmtlM open and frrtefit tj rvi-ew at n'
--v; . ; 1 11(11
.f 1
rrrttA.
o.ocJUtultrhP, etc. Try '
al m. . m
- H ' i i
KW It Hat Been Defined nd Com
Flk Wh Nevtr Triad It - I
Whtt U l&ng titer? An Amertcao hu
morist baa called It "an undignified
wideidng of the bumaa mouth, accom
panied by a noise resembling a cough
la ti effort to aToid Bwallowlnj i
cbeauiat." v'.'lX"-
. "Langtter,": - aaya r Ttotemor Blr
dtarlea Bell, "la a conmlslTa action of
tb dlapbragm. In tbU atata tbe per
aon drawat foil breatb and tbrova it
eat In interrupted ; abort and audible
cacbinnatlona. Tbla conTnlslon,oI tbe
diaphragm is tba principal part or tbe
physical manlfesutioa of laughter. '.
"But there are aeTeral . accwBorlea,
specially , tbe- aharp roeal aaTance
ariotng from tbe violent tension of tbe
laryr and the expression ol be fea-
rores, this being .8 more intense ona-
of the amilei sln'PtreBBe cases toe
eyes are ' molRtened by tbe effusion
from tbe luchrymal glands." i t;
There arfr some' people who cannot
lauKb, who Are wholly unable to enjoy
either the physical or the mental lux
ury of a laugh. ? Thus it waa said of
William ill. that be was utterly at a
loss to understand what could be got
out of laughter except loss of. dignity.
There are many persons in history
who have been, according to common
report incapable of lrfughter. Queett
Mary I., John Khos. Robespierre and
Maltke are examples. Tbe iron Duke
himself rarely, if ever, went beyond a
grunt. Strand Magazine.
STRENUOUS MUSIC.
A Story They Tell of Strausa Ability
1 as a Conductor.
"Tbe late Thomas Wentworth, Hig
ginuon," said a Harvard instructor,
"loved music, but not ibe extremely
technical music of Richard Strauss.
Ravel and others of that type.
"Concerning Strauss a,nd his bang
ing, crashing music. Colonel Hlggin-
son used to tell a story.
"He said that Strauss went one sum
mer on a hunting trip In the moun
tains. It chanced that on a certain
afternoon a terrific thunderstorm de
scended on the hunting party. Amid
earapllttlng fhunder and blinding lislil-
ning, amid deluges of rain whipped by
a roaring wind, tbe huntsmen all
sought shelter.
"Where, though, was Strauss?
"Three friends set out In alarm tn
look for him. They feared that in the
wild chaos of tbe storm he had fnllen
down a precipice. After a long while
they found him. They found hini do
ingwhat do you suppose?
"Strauss stood hnrehended on the
summit of a lofty crag. The light
ning played about him in vivid violet
flashes; the ruin deluged him; the
thunder rolled and rumbled ar und
him; the roaring wind flapped his oat
tails about his bead, and the inusi inn,
a ramrod In his hand, was nusil on
gaged on his high crag In coudu -ting
tbe thunderstorm!" Washington Star.
Vantcd Two Good Murderer .
Some curious letters passed bet veon
Garrlck and a man named Stone. The
latter was employed to get recruli fur
the low parts of the draTna, am one
night he wrote to Garrick, "Sii the
bishop of Winchester is getting i uiiU
at the Rear and swears he will not
play tonight."
At first sight this seems peculiar con
duct for a bishop, but it should l e
j)Inined that the communication only
refers to the man engaged to take tiust
character in the play of "Henry VIII."
On another occasion Garrick wrote
to Stone: "If you can get me two sod
murderers I will pay you handsomely
nartlcularly the spouting fellow who
keeDs tbe apple stall on Tower hill
The cut in his face la Just tbe thing
Pick me up nn nlderman or two for
'Richard' If yon cad, and I have no ol
Jectlon to treat with yoq for a comely
mayor."
All Broke.
"Ts your father in?" tbe man with
the valise asked.
"No," the boy at the front door said.
"he's away somewhere breakiu' a year
lln' colt." -
"Is your mother In?"
"No; sbe"s ont In tbe barn brenkln'
an old hen of aetllu',"
"You have an older brother, haven'l
you Y'
"Yea. but he'a layln' down upstair
try In' to break up a cold."
"Well, ran t I sell you soma patent
clbttteaplns?"
"Me? No; I'm brokt."-Chlcago Trib
une. Strangely Interesting.
-What a strangely Interesting face
your friend tbe poet baa," gurgled the
maiden of forty. "It aeeuM to puaaeaa
all the elemenla of tapploeaa and or-
row, each struggling fur aaptMnnry."
"Yes, b look to me Ilka a tuan who
wm married and didn't kaow It,"
growled the rynlcai fwcbelcr. Phila
delphia Ilecora, , -
Agreed. .. ''' --"A''
vTd (Ttva' any filing alnxmt If 1 Bad1
Mr. Tonei netolr falra." .. - '
"I tblnK It a orb mora patriotic to
6 wo. an Amertratt tua) , ctr."-Blr
tnlnghim Ag Jletald.' ' -
t
' ' . Ufc WMe It 1
"lva'tti nMfftihor aa ihTeetr anf)
aiao iioi taituig blkjui ynnraeu ; doi
and ihro and a a few kind worn
bout blm.-Norfoik M& f lp.itm
, t Naturtl Clata,
(.Th ftito whe ik-a attrh aa at'
gat Jo flgnlnet roe t a tpptile V.-
."Well, naturally be U aa ailrfiior.'
"-Ttalllawra American. ' '
Ignorce in the prlriarr aourc
all tnlaer and vk.4.iHuin.
FALLS VICTIM TO TllieVrs.
w. r.
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ft, Ab ,
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FOR HSARTDURN, Sonr'Btiaxiag, Poor Ap
pelita asl Castijjtion, yoa need
- ;-,.. . . red 2.' I
LIVE R R E GU t A TO R
t
(THI POWDKS FORK) ,
lor a torpid liver.' Belpa digestion,
and cheerful.
Art tw ito ttfwkM wttk k M t tk
,' mfi by mall pomald. BIiwm Llm Belui
I bT mall BNtMM. nimainaa l.lTnr Brwlatnr
U. Jriaca. tLl faf aoatta. tak-lK M jVai S
laaak
i. H. ZEIUN 4 CO.. PHOM.. f. touia. MO.
A Vvst Jndiaii r-iah Dieh.i
A novelty to. tbe Jaded palate and a
delightful luncheon or supper dish is
incde of etiual, quantities of potatoes
and ; Bshi -halibut or cod ' preferred.
Butter well a deep, baking' dish and
first put in a layer of breadcrumbs,
then a layer of sliced onions,, then a
layer of the fish. "'Cut 'In fairly small
pieces and -entirely "free from' skin and
bones. Season well and repeat Until
the dish Is nearly flHed. Sprinkle each
layer with small bits. of butter. Now1
pour over it all a pint of tomato
ketchup and flnish with a layenAf but
tered breadernmbs. A layer of sliced
tomatoes may be put in and will im
prove the flavor. Buke In a very stow
oven for at least four hours and baste
three or four times with a mixture of
vinegar, flour and water, watching it
carefully to prevent scorching. This
dish has an unpronounceable and de
cidedly nnspeilable name, but H Is very
good and decidedly out of the ordinary.
-Philadelphia Tress.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR I A
Jewelers have started a movement
for the suppression of daring robberies
and murder recent ly so frequent.
DIRE DISTRESS.
It Is Near at Hand to Hundreds
of New Bern Readers.
Don't neglect an aching back.
Backache is the Kidney's cry for
help. I
Neelect hurrying to their aid
Means that urinary troubles follow
quickly.
Profit by a sufferer's experience.
Mrs. Lima Arthur, Sr., 428 W. Sec
ond St., WasnuiRton, N. U., says; 1
sulferrd greatly from dull, nagging
bavkaches. I rould nurdly get around
at times and was afraid to move on ac
count of the knife-like twinges in my
loins. My kidneys were weak and no
d ubt caU3ed all the trouble. I eaw
Down's Kidney Pill advertised and ge -ting
a box, I began their use. They
relieved every sympton of my trouble
and 1 tn therefore pleased to recon
mend them." (Statement given Janu
ary 13, 1907 )
CONFIRMED PROOF.
Oo November 19, 1810, when Mrs.
Arthur was int -rviewed, she said: "I
am wiltin.r to emiirm my lormer en
doraiment of Doan's Kidney Pills.
They have been of sueh great benefit
to me that I am alwHVs glad to make-.
their merits known."
For sale bj all dealer. Price 50
cent.. I?oatr - Hllburn Co., Buffalo
New York, tola agenta for tbe United
State.
Remember tha nam Doaa'i an
'ka oo other.
Very Simple.
"I've been working two or three
evenings making an umbrella stand,"
tay tbe man who baa taken up arts
and crafts endeavor.
"Two nr three evenings!" exclaims
the other man. "Why waste all that
time? Why don't you lean It in a oor
ner or atlck It to tbe grouodT'-Judgu.
WHT 13 BE3T FOR INDIGESTION?
Mr. A. Roblnsoo of Drumauin. On
trko,haa txrn troubled for year with
Indigestion, and recommeoda Chamber
laln'a Stomach and Liver Tablet
the twat medicine I ever need." If
troubled with Indigestion or eonatipa-
Unti riv Utaro trial. . They are cer
tain to, prave bene&claL : Thet are caay
to take and pteaaant tn effect. Price,
23 cents, Sample free at all dealer.
' jTatty Poiton.
Cnetom The poison may be eiceJ
Ur.t, but tbe rau wont take It You'll
bar to make It more tasty. ' Driur
Itlat I'vt tried that already, but tbo
lpreuUi-e twy eat It. rikgetida Btat
f, - " ' " . ' i '
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'V -,, Plural.. '
;TtiettJ I - couai'ierabl lea , reaaot)
why the plural of monaa should be
mha Ihna why the plural of apoo
tbould lie aplr. , Any blgamlat will
admit aa much.Pnclt.'"
Try Scricjs
' Il la a vrry arriou matter to ak
lor or rnedkln and here the
wrong one ftvea you. To Ala
traanri t ;r you la fctsytng 0
ef
J t cmo-IU to fM !? orruln . -
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make you feel bright, vigorous '
i'
alkl.' II jui aM n H mult aa. ui
la pat JM
! aal a yi lailla awai at lanaa aaaaai
SOOTRERNJAILWAT
DIRCT LINE TO ALL POINTS
NORTH, SOOTH, EAST, WEST.
Very JLow Round Trip Rates to all
1 Principal Resorts.
Through Pullman to Atlanta, leaves
Raleigh 4:05 p m, arrives Atlanta 6:35
p m, making close connection for and
arriving Montgomery following day af
ter leaviug Raleigh 11 :00 a m, Mobile
4:12 p m, New Orleans 8 :iiO p m, Birm
ingham 12:15 noon, Memphis 8:05 p m,
Kansas City 11:20 a m, eecond day and
connecting for all other points. This
car also makes close connection atSr.lis-
bnry for St. Louis and other Western
points.
Through Pullman to Washington lea
ves Raleigh 6:50 p m, arrives Washing
on 8:58 am, Baltimore 10:02 a m, Phila
delphia 12:23 noon, New York 2:31 pm.
This car makes close connection at Wash
ington for Pittsburg, Chicago and all
points North and West and at Greens
boro for Through Tourist Sleeper' for
Calif omia points and for all Florida
points.
Through Parlor Car for Asheville
leaves Goldsboro at 6:45 a m, Kaleigh
8:35 a m, arrives Asheville 7:10 p m,
making close connection with the Caro
lina Special and arriving Cincinnati 10
a m, following d;iy after leaving Ral
eigh, with close connection for all points
North and North-West.
Pullman for Winston-Salem loaves
Raleigh 2:30 a m, arrives Greensboro
6:30 a m, making close connection at
Greensboro for all points North, South,
East and West. This car is handled
on train No. Ill leaving Goldsboro at
10:45 p m.
If you desire any information, please
call. We are here to furnish informa
tion as well as to sell tickets.
H. F. CARY, J. O. JCN'ES,
G. P. A. T.' P. A.
Washington, D. C. Raleigh, N. C.
The Only Mourner.
Randull - Was Sir:ilt a popular m-.'
"I'oiml.'! r! Tho only mourner it tiif
funeral wus the Insurance tomps .y "
Life.
Cuts and brui' cs m iy be hea
about on -third the lime reqii'.
the usual treatment hy iplyinj.
berlain's Liniment. It h an ant
and causes such mjuricx to heh
out mai ural ion. This liniment. :
lieves soreness of the muse e- aril
matic pains. For sale ty all 1)'
I in
I i.j
i'
.. tii
o re-
r' cu
llers. Ample Apology.
An Irish lawyer once address 1 the
court as "gentlemen" Instead ol 'your
honors." After lie hail concltrV-l a
brother of the br reminded hi ni of
his error. He Immediately aropo and
apologized thus: "May It please the
court. In tbe heat of debate I called
yer honors irentlomen. I made n mis
take, yer honors." Then ho sat down.
and If the court wns not satlnfled It
did not disclose the fact. Case and
Comment
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
National Negro Busincsn League,
Little Rock, Ark., August 10,
18, 1911.
Account tbe above occasion tho South
em Railway announces the sale of very
low round trip tickets si follows:
From
Durham $ 34 26
Raleigh 36 50
Oxford 35 50
Goldsboro 36 95
Tlcketa will be on tale in same pro
portion from all other station,
Date of aale: Auguat 14, 16 and 16,
with final IkrUt to reach original start
ing poiot nol later than raid-night of
August 22, 191L " ' ; ,'
AH tteatring , Pullman apaco plea
e'ommanltat with John Merrick, Due
ham., N. 0 - - .
- Fpf information a to rates, schedule
Ete , tall oo yuor nearest agant o ad
droaa lb underalgned. ,' ;
- . J. 0; JONES. . ,
-i. T. P. k.v' v
': Raleigh, N. a :
i i ,
' A reltMul Liken. "
Honleiglj-I roaiir rloo't think the
bhotographer caught any expreewloo, do
rout iilae Keen (looking t pnotoi-
l don't re any. lioaton Trsn rlpt ,
A Strena Plaree. .
Ifolher-W'liat do rttu think too wit
mV mt .f my d.tnchler' fal"Utr
profoa.-Atx-ut dollar a !. If
tfie t,ino W4 ont . , ,
Wlf K GOT TIP TOP ALVICC.
"''j wife vMfl m to tske'mir lrfiT
r-'r 1 1 r-rrtkr!. ft f'tvul", li'la, '
1 '("it I i i n' A no' w .' ! en It.
nil I a-, ' I ttiro. t l.e Ivitl in
. , I ii ' f, i..-! cut (,. .' r t. " ; jrT
v. '". t u'-6 r'-i. t'.riji nrMf.
' 1 Mi'im !-'ir'li, Trj
. ' '-." et ft" i.r.'jLi-e.
La Notices
, . , EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Hawaar Knaa ja axacotor at Um aetata af
nftaiua.' a. mated, lata at Ctarea Oe.
t
V: C .Jim i. t aatifr q eenaaa aatlac ctakna
utaiaat tha aetata of aud iman to exMhit
ttxaa ta ta BAdetMcudat Nn Ben. V. C ea
e' fcefcee) aha ti ear af Aaa-aat. Wit ar ttue ae-
tMaanO be plead ea iabaiattlaBir
peramiadebaed to amid aetata will
Hwmarliata paraiaat.
V taia latdw at Aeguat MU.
' T. A. GREEK '
Eiauutea of Xaaua Dee'i.
K. A. KUNN, Attaracr.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Having oaaltfied ae executor of tbe aetata of
B. F. HandsreOB, deeeeaed, lata of Jonea oounty.
North Carolina, thia ii to notify all tMraona hav
inc daime' a-atnat he aetata of said d eeaaed to
exhibit them to tha andenig-ned at New Bern, N.
C oa or before the 28th day of July 1912. All
peoone indebted to amid eetate will please make
immediate aettlement or this notice will be plead -ed
in bar of their recovery.
B. H. HENDERSON,
Executor,
D. E. HENDERSON. Attorney.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
The undersigned having duly qualified hb admin
iatrntqr of Noah C.Rountree deceased, notifies all ;
Persons to whom he was indebted or have claims !
against his etat to present thestme to tM&an-
ddrsigned admitistrator for payment ohor bitore
the 2tst, day of July 1912 duly authenticated or
this notice will be plead in bar of their 'recovery.
All persons indebted to the deceased are'requir
ed to make immediate payment to the undersign
ed. J. M. ROUNTREB.
Administrator.
R. W. WILLIAMSON. Attorney.
WEEK END EXCURSION TICKETS
To Norfolk And Virginia Beach
Now on Sale, Via Norfolk
Southern Ry., to Norfolk,
Va., And Return.
From Saturday Week End
Goldsboro $ 2 50 $ 4 75
LaGrange 2 50 4 75
Kinston 2 50 4 75
Dover 2 50 4 75
New Bern 2 50 4 75
Vanceborp 2 25 4 75
Washington 2 25 .1 75
Tickets to Virginia Beach 25c higher
than furnished to Norfolk. Rules in
proportion from all intermediate stations
"Saturday tickets," sold for trains 6
and 16. due to arrive Norfolk Sunday
morning, good to return leaving Norfolk
until train 1, Monday following date of
I sale.
i "Week End tickets," sold for trains
'and 16, Friday night and Saturday
1 'rain, good to return until train 1, Tues
j uy following date of sale.
tie' complete in.'ormation from near
l ,i agent.
W W CinXTON,
G P. A., N-S R. K
Norfolk, Va.
i iJElFOLK SQUTHERN ftAILRlAD
KOIJ".
"NiGH !
schedule Effi.c
F Tlh.
riX 1'
June 1 i
1 1 1
f ne following
icduli
i ires pub
ann arc
i. shed as information
not guaranteed.
ONI,
TRAINS LEAVE NEW KERN
NORTH AND WEST BOUND
12:30 a m, Daily-Night Express Pull
man Sleeping Car for Norfolk.
9:30 am. Daily for Norfolk, connects
for all points North and West,
Parlor car service between Wash
ington and Norfolk.
1:46 pm, Daily except Sunday for
Washington, Belhaven, Greenville
Wilson and Raleigh. Parlor car
between Washington and Raleigh.
4:10 a m, Daily Night Express for
Goldsboro.
9:16 a m, Daily for Goldsboro. Parlor
car service.
60 pm, Daily for Goldsboro. Pull
man Bleeping cars to Wlneton
Salcm, N. C.
EAST BOUND
Daily for Beaufort
9:25
a m.
6:40 p m,
car service,
9.60 a m, Daily
Beaufort Parlor
except Sunday for
UrientaJ.
6:00 p m, Daily for Oriental
For further Information or reservation
M Pullman Sleeping Car space, apply
o L IL Bennett, T. A., New Bem,
N. C.
W. JV. CROXTON W. R. HUDSON,
Q. P. A. Geftl Supt
i, Norfolk, Va.
Tha War Department la preparing to
extend rnasixravar diviak! xperimanU
to tha regular army pot. - i ' '
ii. ' a ii'f ' 1 m . t? 1 1 'i; i n
Lake DniramondCantJ & Witcr
Lake Drummond transportation
" -co.
Lake Drummond Towing Co.
Dismal Swamp
Canal
Aa Inland Route, Protected from Storm.
Nina Feat of Wur Minimum Depth
' ." . Alway. -'',"
fQulck Trareiit for Traffic. ' Prompt
Toe-Wig and FrvIghtMovfTwuC .
or villa, towing and frciftit ratfl
apply at office in rW-wlward t'xnk lluild
Ing and at IVi Crrnk tt, Va. .
M. K. King, fnt. . A. f.',.:tf n,Sc.
J. B. Cixter, Su.it,
1. T. Vhithur., TraU I'.iv.tpt,
Hrf !k O.T.ca ?il i 1. - e t: :, '
eee-a2
rfMRSiflHlL-fCAlS I
i
t. H SURMM,'
A. IX t'ar.
SlttlS ill: HBO.
AfTORNEYS AND COUNSELLOR
AT LAW
KIW BERK, g, C,
Office Rooms Wl-2-3 Elks building
Practice W the counties ef Crawo,
Duplin, Jones, Lenoir, Onslow, Cart
eret, Pamlico and W.ake, in the Su
preme and Federal Courts, and where
ever services are desired.
DR. H. M BONNER
ti 1 1
DISEASES OF THE
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
AND
General Surgery
Oflice in Elks Temple Next Dr. G. A
Caton, New Bern, N. C.
E. A. PERKINS
Estimates made on any style build
ing, new work, remodeling etc.
ADDRESS,
E. A. PERKINS,
l F. I). No, 3, NEW BERN. N. C.
?. A. NUNN
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Practice in the counties of Craven,
Carteret, Pamlico Jones and Onslow
and in the State Supreme and Federa
Courts.
Office No. 50 Craven Street.
Telephone No. 97. New Bern, N. C.
I
D. L. WARD
ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
LERAT LAW
Hughes Building
New Bern,
Craven Si.rert
N. C,
Practice in State an. I IV.Ieiu! ei
Circuit, Craven, Carteret, Joi e
Pamlico and wherever nervne.-' ai
sired.
'arts,
and
de-
SOUTHERN
KAIL WAY
SOl TnfeUPi RAIL IY AY SClii.Jt: Lit
N. 8. Theae flguras are pubi shed
for lnformat'oo ajir are not m iraa
Uod. NO. 21 Leave Goldsboro, N. C, C.
a. m., through train with chair
car to Asheville, connectii g at
Kt Diirhi.m, for Oxford. Hen
n-o. Keysv'llo and pic wn
at Pi-lTer-'tT 'or Hi.' 1IH:
at Greensboro for Charlotte and
all pkJata south, also for r
vfll, Lynchburg, Charlottesvlll
Washington, and all pedata
nertaV
no.
13 Leavea Goldsboro, 3.06 if. BV
tor Greensboro, handle through
Pullman Raleigh, to Atlanta, ooa
wreU at Greensboro for all
point north, south and wast
NO.
Ml Leaves Goldsboro 10.45 p m
for Qraeaaboro, handle pullma
Raleigh , to Qraauboro, aoav
ncta at Greeneboro tor Char
lotta, AelanU . New Orleaju,
Athevllle, Knoxvtlle.
Danvllla, Lynchbata.
tearilla, Waahisgtoa.
poiot ortk.
alao lot
CharU.
ta U
tor further Inform tin
aa any
Southern ticket agant or addraaa U
taderalgacd.
H. F. CART,
General Paasaagar ivl,
WaaUiagtoa, D. O,
W. H. PARNELL,
Trarallng PaaMBgar AgavV
. Baialgh, N. a
L Instead of Liquid -
AntIscptIc3PcroxId3
niAny people re now twing ' ,
pAXtlne) Toilet Anlicptlc
Tho new toilet frertntatd powder to be)
dlsanlwd In water aa needed. . . '
For all toilet and hyglent ac It 1
' tatter and mom eniBOtnlcal..
To eleanae Rod whiten the
- tiwtb, r-mova tavrUr and
rtrrnt demaf.
to iitofst the nvinlh, rU-
5 atmt dlereuMi frrTD, and
pnrify tha breath.
(l
To Vcp artificial tth and
tiriiJuoworli cloaa, rKlnrlwa
To rvrviva oicitinM fmm tba t"tll
inrify th bvth f-r nwti l"f .
Tt erwltoatm fverepl ration arwi V
r!ra hf at-iti;' l.at Ii'.h,. '
fl lit tni ci Ho h known.
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