Irom '
. jldsboro
La -Grange
Kinston .
Dover
New Bern
Vanceboro
itili Ei.d
$1.75
4.75
4 75 .
,4.75
. 4.75
i. x - j.U
Sun lay
$2.50
2.50
.2.50
" " 2.50
' ,2.50
my
This Grandstand Has Been Enlarged To Twice The Size Showta Here and Will Now
1 1 Seat Three Thousand People., , ,v , '"Vo
,4.75 , . 2.50
Rates to Virginia Beach-iWeek End
I 75 cents higher afld Sunday 40 cents
higher than the above Norfolk fare?.
i Week End Tickets sold everv Friday
and Saturday May 30th to September
7th inclusive, good , to : return ; until
midnight, -Tuesday - following date ' of
sale. 1 " . ' .
' Sunday Tickets sold Saturday night
trains--May 30th to- September 7th
i good-, to -return. leaving Norfolk 9;00
p. m; Sunday. , - i i , , , '
Get complete information froni your
Ticket Agent, ' ---i I
! . H. S. LEARP, G. P, A.,
WEEK END AND SUNDAY,.'"
ECXURSION FARES TO
V MOREHEAD CITY ' . '.l
BEAUFORT. '. ' a
-. h via , ' .'
I NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD
T. E. V. '
- is.
Harriett Wut'.ei
;the man in the orient.
, ,. , ' I
He Walk Ahead of Hia Wife to Guard
. ; Har From Danger i .
When husband and wife go traveling
together In the orient the man walks
In front, cureless and free, and the
woman walk behind. carrying the
bundle. - Therefore yon say: , "The
oriental cares not for his women.' He
-aeeplses his wife rind uses heras a
beast of burden." Most occidentals
never got further than, that .- But If
you are observant you go out In the
jungle yourself, and - you ' discover
-things. When you walk abroad there
are difficulties and dangers. ,. The paths
are overgrown and thorny j creepers
jnust be driven off. and buffaloes are
gly creatures.
- In the villages are village dogs which
-snarl and snap. You are a man, yet
you will be glad of some one to. go In
front of you with a hatchet to clear
your way. No woman would walk la
front, and the man must be free. Now
yousee the reason why the manwalks
a front - If you want to conBrm ,lt
you Inquire und find that thta is true.
Thus the Jaimnese. the Burman, goes
in front of his wife for the same rea
son that the occidental goes behind,
from courtesy, if he continues to do
so when It is unnecessary, as In towns
Where there are roads. It is because a
convention once formed is ; hard to
break, east or west-fH Fleldlng-Hall
in Atlantic Monthly.
From
Kinston
Dover J
New Bern
I A DOG,' IN -A 'GALE.
Able to Keep His Feet Where a Man
Would Be Blown Away.
. A gale that blows a man off his feet
does not bother a, dog at all., He will
run about unconcernedly while his
master walks with the greatest diffi
culty. This is for the same reason
that a high building is more affected
than a low one by a gal&i
caiwlze lnTr"gale "walcn lfwould ride I Oriental
out with safety If only Its lower sails Bayboro v'
were set, for the leverage exerted by Farmvilld ' " '
the wind increases In proportion to the Greenvme j.' - "
height at , which the sails aw set A M .
man by reason of his height receives c'" ,
far more force from the wind than Plymouth - . ;f
does a dog. .;".; '..i ' Washington . '
; Then, atraln. a dog's iter of grav- Vancebcro , f.
fty is much lower in proportion to his Fares ' to Beaufort 20 cents higher
height than is a man's; consequently than to Morehead City, j ,v ' ' V
he Is not nearly so tippy.,' And It is ? Rates from intermediate stations;
obvious that any' object supported on
ssinc proportion , v " v'1-
Week End
. '$WS
. '.'
' 1.50
" 1.75
? t-50.
' " 3.00
f2.75
. .-3.25
3.00
' 2.25
1.50 '
Sunday
" ' $125
' 1.25
1 ' 1.25
4 1.25
' 1.75
: .175
'iMS
i "2.00
i 1.25
. . 1.25
The - defendant above' named w!!l
take notice that an action .entitled as
above has been 'commenced in the
Superior Court ' of Craven , pounty
to obtain 'a divorce from the bonds of
matrimony : and the 6aid ; defendant
Will , further. ' take' . notice ' that he is
required to appear at the Septeniber
term of the 'Superior- Court for said
County to be held on the 1st day of
September. ? 1913, at Court House
of said County in. New Bern, N.X,
and answer or demur to the complaint
in said action or the plaintiff will apply
to the Court for relief demanded in
said - complaint.; -''J:: rvV.:'!, iV ";;;'?':
' W. B. PLANNER, i '
. '', Clerk of the. Superior Court. -
J. D. WARREN, . ' i - 'S.; ; ,
Attorney for Plaintiff :'"- -t :
four ' legs is more stable than if sup-
Dorted on . two. St Louis Post-Dis-1
patch.
because the dog has four legs to sup
port bis body, while a man has only
two.-- - - ' -" '
With topsails . Bet a yacht would
' ' One Way to Obey, 1 '
Her Dearest Friend Do you really
obey . Charley? Mrs.. Newly wed Cer
tainly, He. tells me to please myself.
It is also and I always do.-Judge.- . i t ?
Lovers' purses are tied with cobwebs.
-Italian Proverb , .
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4 STATIONERS .
Week- End ticket5sold Friday, Sat
urday and Sunday morning trains good
to return until midnight Tuesday.""
Sunday tickets sold ach ' Sunday I
Until September 14th, limited to date
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. - - Norfolk,' Va.
' - t . , 3
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will reduce that' cost.--J. S. Bas-
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THE GLORIOUS MOUNTAINS OF
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NORTH CAROLINA. , . f '
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Round.irInJSplih.''aad'Summer,-vthe
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5fs SOUTHERN RAILWAY, j
Solid Through Train, including Parlor
Cafj between Goldsbco, Asheville and
WaynesyiUe, iya Raleigh, Gteensbofp,
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A.Mu..Hi.a. ;-r .1 'V ;-.'- v.'.k.
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SUMMER TOURIST TICKETS ON
SALE UNTIL SEPTEMBER. 30r
U - &$&n tit j m i
.For Complete Information, Abply
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N,c. , .
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Other;
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" . mountain; i i,
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BLACK MOUNTAIN, " r "
WAYNESVILLE
HOT SPRINGS LAKE TOXAWAY,
.."The land Of The Sky." ,
: Tuesday, August 12th.-" . '
' - SOUTHERN. RAILWAY ;
, is , Special Train. - r '
( First class coaches and chair car. "-
LAST MOUNTAIN EXCURSION OF
. Jy , THE SEASON..-,
v f Round trip to Asheville, and
, Black Mountain. J
Leave Goldsboro, 6:45 a, m... , $9.00
" Selma, 7:40 a, m - 8.00- '
' Raleigh, :50 a. m 7.00
' , Durham, 9;S0 a. , 6:00
t Burlington, 11:18 a. m, 8.00
. . . . i .i uiccutsuuru, i:ou p. m. ;o.uu
LOCateO On tile D3J1KS Ot Rates in sAme proportion from inter
NetlSe riVCr Where yOU get .mediate stations. '
ithe breeze all the time, WKVT tiT !;
D c , T WflVtlPCVlllAl Hrtfr Snt-infTd .fl nil. anI
Hot and. Cold tunning Lake Toxaway $2.00 higher from each
water.1 Screens A Serve the poinf than"-t0 -Asheviiie and Black
best; food .' in Pamlico. Ticket limited io' daySKood'io
County. Special rates by, 'etum ; orany .'-regular train within
Stop -overs ja Mountain Territory.
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PHONE 174
Norfolk Southern
0: Railroad
; r , ROUTE OF.' THE
"Night Express
Schedule in effect June 8 th, 1913. ' .
m ',lr' s ' ' ' .t K v '
N. B. .- The following schedule figures "
are published as information only and- ; v
are jot guaranteed., , j , ' 1 ,
TRAINS , LEAVE NEW - BERN.' .
1 1 North and West Bound.
12.40 A. M. Daily Night Express Pull'
,1 i1 - man Sleeper for Nor
71 'ifolk.1 f f 0u t j "j
9.10 A. M. Daily - for Norfolk con- T :
i-v;:;-',. necis - tor' ail; points'
,1' "
week,.
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New Brn, N., C.
Hpme Of the Traveling For further information, chair, car!
IUC11. . 1 ,'.. ' i j 1 ,v jicaciyuwup, civ.., Mil wn your ageni,
or write, , ' ' -. f
'MIDGETTE HOTEL. P' Jones- TraveJhng, Passenger
. i. , Agent," Kaleigh, N, C. , , "
W.'F. Midgette, Pro,.,' S. p. Riser, C. T. A,;RaIeigh, N. C
North and West. . Pull-
:: - man. Parlor Car and' -'
' ''"- Broiler v service ' Ef
J 1 r fectivet-May 2nd.
V.25yP. M. Daily except Sunday for.
' i i ' , f - Washington, Green-' .
'.'-'- ville.1 Wilson. Raleieh
' ' ' Parlor Car Service ,
4.10 A." M. Daily. Night Express t
S " Goldsboro.,"" . K f " s
9.05 A. M. Daily . for Goldsboro. , '
6.55 P. M. Daily for Goldsboro. :
1' - Effective. June J4th
Winston Salem sleeper inaugurated.
-, i,' East Bound.". "s , ";
9.05 A. M. Daily for Beaufort. Pull- .
- K, man service effective-1
, Oc , i Junet 14th4
,5.20 P.'M.' Daily for Beaufort." ,.v .
9.30 A.M. ' Daily "except 'Sunday ,
vi,f." for Oriental '-
5.25 P. M. Daily except Sunday for-'
Oriental.'. ' ' ,
7,00 P. in." Sunday only for Oriental.."
.. For further information; or reser- j. :
vations apply to T. H. Bennett, Union '- .
Ticket Agent, PhoneS?. . , J-r" ,
.! " W. W. CROXTON, G.'P.A. "
- -- ' ' W. A. WITT, Gen. Supt. '
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