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FRIDAY.
.July 8, 1908.
A woman and her opinions are soon
parted.
What makes beef rare these days
Is it the price or the chef?
A guilty conscience needs no ac
cuser, but it usually has one.
The power of a clean record as
success, cannot be overestimated!
You can lead all, Tar Heels to water.
But how about making them drink?
When the fad for thinness encoun
ters the directorie gown well! well
What then?
He is rich whose income is more
than his expenses. So long as it re
mains that way. ,
"The way of the transgressor is so
hard." Perhaps it is because it
traveled so often.
' THE COLORED TOTE. ;
"Do not let any political party feel
that' they are always Bure 01 your
YILL HOT
DEMOCRATS ISSUE HANDBOOK.
Will Farottk Anunniltioa . for Co.
Furakh AmmnaiUoB . for
vressioMl Campaign.
Tote, nor let any party reel mat uey bjt wire .10 me u,v . ,
can never get your vote." V V , - V : Washington. July STh democratic
This sentence is taken from, a re- campalgn text wWch -onuins
cent speech of George W, Cable, who 389 pages of reasons wny; the. next
waa' making an effort to gain the ne, house of representatives ' should be
gro vote, by endeavoring to pose as democratic. It Is composed Imost al
..'' together of extracts from the congres
mlssonary, with a heart full of ad- tivlnt anMh. made
vice and politics., p . ; by leading democrats during the last
To us of the South, who know the I session of congress. . v
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itlmt,lv tt la redicutous and Among me -uujw;i. r repuuii-au
time waisted, carrying on such, work
extravagance,' "Publteltfpr campaign
funds" "The tariff and. trusts." "fed-
as some of the republican leaders mo. eraJ U8urpation ," "Financial and in
The negro is a republican., It is dustrial conditions," "currency reform,
with him a fetish to follow blindly the Tyranny of the speaker and rules com-
' i .. mlttee, republican responsibility, The
party that liberated h.m, placed the 1 A1.rm, mndl.
ballot in his nerveless hands and for tIons lab01.( election of United States
distressful time Ws feet upon the senators by vote of he people, Mer
necks of his prostrate master. 1 The chant MarirJ). Parker's vindication,
. - -.j-.ki and Thou Shalt not steal." The latter
lessons Ot muse uuimruuuauic "" . , : . ,
I IN H I RIIIUUIIITLlUIl Ul LUK Hlli:Kf-l 111 II 11"
it will take generations to unlearn. j Bya . New y-- on Feb.
The temporary evil wrougnt Dy mis ruary 4, Inserted in the record under
total subversion of the fundamental "leave to print" given to. Representa
-of- u .;iww. tlve H. D. Clayton, of Alabama.
. "v arners vinaicauon is an eauonai
wun me resuus or
laws of human
when' compared
the Ingrained twist it gave to the
hopes and passions of a weak nature.
You just as well expect to ' gather
grapes of thorns and flgs of thistles
as to expect the negroes to support
the democratic party, especially in the
North and South.
Mr. Cable becomes eulogistic, and
thpn droDs into a delusion, while in
from a New York newspaper of Feb
ruary 4, the Insertion of which in the
Congressional Record was secured by
Representative Francis B. Harrison
The republican campaign book, is
sued by the congressional committee
will be issued about August 1.
ROOSEVELT WIELDS AXE
Hazing Days Over, Roosevelt Turns
Energy to Felling. Trees.
this dream, it appears, he sees visions By Wire to. The Sun.
and comes forth with this prophecy:
"It begins to look as though the time
was at hand when it would be acted
upon by the negroes of this country
more extensively than ever before
since the emancipation."
It looks like some new roads have
been cut along the republican party
lines, especially those leading up to
the negro headquarters. This doc
trine being preached to them is ail
right and is not denied. Their right to
choose between the candidates is cred
iule, and cannot be disputed, if we
are allowed to look over the campaign
be Hum
Wants it Blrf Carte Sow. ;;.".
New, York Time. . t,--' . .
The town, of Montclair has silenced
the dogs and early jnornlng church
bells, nd. now a nervous resident baa
asked Councilman Charles H. Haft-
shorne, the instigator ot. he curfew
bentenCe LOJnnUted tO pr to measures to sUence
the birds ot the town.
Life Imprisonment
FOR MURDER OF 60Y. STCEXBURG
Oyster Bay, N. Y., July 3. Presi
dent Roosevelt, In the first ten days
of his vacation, has succeeded in, do
ing considerable work in the fields
and woods on his grounds at Saga.
more Hill, besides entertaining many
visitors and holding conferences with
Mr. Taft. His activity never halts.
If there Is no work on Jthe grounds of
his state he spends his time In reading
or In recreation in the form of tennis,
riding, swimming, or rowing. Splen
did weather though somewhat warm,
has favored the president during his
vacation.
The president's home on Saga
more Hill are several fields which this
year grew good crops of hay. Taking
Orchard Was to the Last Opposed to
Having vHls Sentence
With Hoped Efforts to Save Him
Would FaiL ,
By Wire to The Sun.
Boise, Idaho, -July 3. The state
board of pardons yesterday commuted
the sentence of Harry Orchard, who
was under sentence to hang next Fri
day, for the murder of former Gover
nor Frank Steunenberg, to imprison
ment for life. ,
Orchard was arrested two days af
ter the assassination of former Gov.
ernor Stunenberg at Caldwell, Idaho,
December 30, 1905, and a few weeks
later, while confined In the Idaho
penitentiary, confessed his guilt to
James McPartland, a well known de
tective, at the same time asserting
that he was employed to commit the
crime by officers, of the Western Fed
eration of Miners. As a result of his
confession, Charles H. Moyer, presl
dent and William D. Haywood secre
tary and treasurer of , the Western
Federation of Miners ,and Charles D.
Pettibone were arrested in Denver, and
brought to Idaho to answer the charge
ot murder. John Simpkins, another
member of the federation, waa also In
dicted, and is still a fugitive.
Haywood and - Pettibone were ac
quitted after "memorable trials, in
This disgruntled cltlsen takes partic
ular exception to the noise ot the robin
and the sparrow, which, he says, awak
en him too early every morning, A
woman on Valley road has asked the
councilman to introduce a "curfew"
tor the yowling cats of the town, and
Mr. Hartshorne says he -expects that
Interf erred I somebody will soon want him to sup
press the bark .of the trees. : .
A great big 10c worth at the Dixie
this evening. '
Schedule B" Tax.
Lawyers, Physicians', Dentists, ' Cig
arettes Dealers, etc., are hereby noti
fied that they have been doing busi
ness since June 1st without licenses.
Come to the sheriff's office at once and
get your license and by so doing save
trouble.
J. W. BIDDLE,
:j -I. Sheriff.
Bone Pms, Cai-
. Mill
books of the late Senator Hanna. We I advantage of the fine weather for hay-
The absence of free passes prevent
ed a crash at Chicago and its effect
will be felt at Denver-
have no doubt that this evidence might
be reinforced were the things dono in
secret during the present canvass
proclaimed from the housetops.
The negro must be judged fairly.
and to do this it requires the com
prehension of his antecedents and a
full knowledge of his unquestionable
limitations. You cannot measure the
race by the high standard of a few
advanced and honorable members. It
However, the smile that Mr. Taft
carries is of but little utility in pro
hibition communities.
The kindly, rain made its appear
ance yesterday. Lucky for New Bern,
Our percentage remains the same.
A woman lawyer of Chicago has
earned a fee of $30,000. A woman who
can knock down that sum by talking
is in luck. V;
There are three things about which
one shuld not betoo conscious, and
which is well to leave undisturbed-
one's digestion, one's love, one's re
liglon. ; :
A Boston paper has discovered that
a large amount of horse meat is being
sold in the markets of that city. Is
Boston really slow as this would in
dicate?
When a man makes up his mind to
give up anything, from a woman to a
vice, it suddenly becomes bo attrac
tlve to him that he begins to take i
now and violent Interest in It. , .
The 'man who keeps his sentiment
bottled up and his monoy lying in the
bank Is bo narrow that he wouldn't
take a broad view of anything even
If he saw It on 4 bargain counter at
talt price j ' ' " '
;,- ' Immediately, upon tho completion of
the temporary organization . ot the
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Denver convention Judge Parker will
introduce a resolution teaching on, the
. life1 and character ot Crover Cleve.
land and calling for a recess In re
sped to the memory . ot deceased
. ex-presldent, -"' ''',,
making the president went out into
the gelds and helped to do the mow.
lng and raking and loading the hav.
The hay crop having befti' harvested
the president has turned his attention
to the clearing of a stretch of woods
comprising about forty acres recent
ly purchased by him to ' enlarge his
estate. With his axe on his shoulder
accompanied by an attendant, "also
with an ax, the president this morn
ing Btarted out for a few hours' work
at tree-chopping, Before noon he had
Hbh People Suffer trm Blood Polaoa
d doat kuw It. Read Syatptonu.
KamUj eared r B. H. is.
For twentv-flve years Botanic Blood
Balm (B. B. B.) has been curing yearly
tnousanas ox suirerers irom t-rimary,
Secondary or Tertiary Blood Poison
and all .forms ol Blood .Disease, wa
solicit the most obstinate cases for B.
R R. cures where all else falls. If
you have exhausted the old methods of
treatment and still have aches ' and
which Orchard told a story of Whole- pains In bones, back or Joints, Rheu
, . ., ........ ..Imatlam. Mucus Patches in mouth,
sale assassination which shocked the! gore Throat, Pimples, Copper-Colored
pots. Ulcers on any pari oi me ooay,
iHtlnar sores, are run down or nervous.
bone, the case against Moyer was dls- Hir or Eyebrows falling out, take B.
I B. B. It kills the poison, makes the
missed. - I blood nure and rich, healina: every sore
n, . ll4 t land completely cnansin? me enure.
unuaiu icueu buiii iu uiuiuer i body into a clean, healthy condition,
In the first degree. In pronouncing V ItChin w"bH open
the opntpnno nf rtpnth n weeV Intnl. I itchlnor humors. Rlslri-g or Dimnles of
. . . . . . .. . . .. I Eczema all leaves after killing- the
juoge wooa recommenaea mat me i poison and purifying the blood with
t j ' . ...x- " Ik R B. in this way a flood of pure;
uoara ot paruons commute me sen- ,(ch blood is sent direct to-the skin
tence, saying he was firmly convinced surface, the itching stops torever and
I pvery humor or sore is healed and
that Orchard had told the whole and (cured. - : n v
. 1 HivrAinR blod aALM iB. a b..
uuui ot iub viiaia ui naugu s pleasant and sate to take; com
and Pettibone, and that he was there- SSatt'ttffi-;"
fore, for the service he had rendered C. D. BBADHA5TS Drag Store, $1 per
Large Bottle irith directions for. homer
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No ad. taked for lest than 15 cento,
the price of three lines, feix words of
average length make a line. The,
following rates are for oonseontive
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accompanied with .cash for as many '
times as ads. are to run.
These ads. ' are inexpensive, bar'
they bring quick result, and sure re
turns. '.. J u .
FOB SALE OJfE NO. ' 2 OLIYER
Typewriter and one roller top desk
Cheap. Call , at A1 C. L. Railway
office. S ' ''71 lw-
LOST LADIES GOLD WATCH. BE,
tween Barrington's store and O.. G.
Dunn's printing office. 'Finder please
return to The Sun office and receive
reward. v.:'- 'i C-.. V ; ' vo
LOST A ' WATCH BETWEEN .
Brownsville and James City chu-cb. "
Finder will receive a reward" of M
by leaving same at Sun office, Mary
R. Foy. ; i. , v .
FOB SALE HOUSE AND LOT COB,
Green ' and Griffith streets.. Apply
to Guy W. Pope.
FOB BENT AT SEYEN DOLLARS
per month, two, five-room houses In
Bridgetown One block from new .
school building. J. B. BLADES
Lumber Co. '
HOUSE FOB KENT ON CHANGE
street with seven nice large rooms.
Apply to Annie Justice. 83 East
Front street
CALL AT THE WEST END FISH
Market for Morehead City fish "9
Main street, Pavle Town. -
WiNTED BBICK.MASONS,
average days work and wages ex
pected. Address Pope
Morehead City, N. C.
STATE v
ges ex.
ft Hobson.
LOST CERTIFICATE, NO S3 SERIES
No. 19 ot the New Bern Building and
. Loan? Association., Application" will ,
be made for duplicate. D. F. JAR VIS.
the state, entitled to clemency.
Orchard was to the last opposed to
having his sentence interferred. with,
Only yesterday he said to the attorney
that he hoped the efforts to save him
from the gallows would fail.
Lives on $75 a Tear.
I foil pri a nnmhur nf trees lanvln- ftnlvl.. .
Is, to our mind, unreasonable and nn- . . . . . . A tji mew York limes.
h,.(n,M t.nn n -t.'it. " " UCD"U lu w " order that he may give his en-
,-...... w - property correspona wun that ad. tire nronertv
etnicai ruies to wnicn we suDject menoinlng. :
to the poor, Victor
Schmidt, a well known Omaha muai-
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j-i mutucuii luutty iu yr-.iucui eu- ciai, was today discovered living In a
tertalned S. S. McClure, Casper Whit- cellar, for which he paid $1.50 a month.'
ney and James T. Wlllams, the latter in his pocket were certificates of de-
a member of the Taft campaign bu-1 posit for nearly $8,000. Schmidt as-
reau. " ' serts that he lives on 175 a year and
gives the balance of his earnings to
spring ahead in the direction advised MONUMENTS TO CONFEDERATES the poor.
Schmidt Is a college bred man and
A Bedridden Veteran Pulled String l a former student at a German univer-
That Unlveiled It. - Islty. He has always been a charity
By Wire to The Sun. ;5: worker. He Is attempting to save $10,-
Buckingham, Va., July 3. The Con. 000 with which to endow an institution
federate monument just erected here 1 for the poor.
was unveiled yesterday at the same
time that the cornerstone " was laid. NOTICE CITY ORDINANCE !
The double, ceremony was very im. Section 77. AnyfTCrson who shall
most civilized races.
The negro is nature's well grown
child and without doubt is the chattel
mortgage of his republican herdsmen
and when the goad is applied he will
regardless of what has been said or
done previously.
Free Blood Cure Coupon
This coupon (cut from - The
New Bern N. C. Sun, is good
for one large sample of Botan
ic Blood Balm mailed free In
plain packages. 8lmply .All In
your name and address on dotted
lines below and mail to BLOOD
BALM CO., Atlanta, Ga. t.
State name of trouble, it you
know. .
I CRAVEN LODfiE AO. L, JSJ-IGnXS J0F
HARMONY. Meets second and fourth
' Wednesday-nights in each month" in
Knights of Harmony hall Pollock
street, .at ,7:30 o'clock. . 8. R..Ball
president; J. H. Smith,, secretary;
R. Hill, financial secretary. V v
: x $U0 RETURN TICKET TO ,
M1LMIN0T0N. ' r
The Atlantic Coast Line will sell
tickets front New Bern to Wilmington
July 4th. 'limited to return . Monday
July 6th at rate of $1.50 for the round
trip. A splendid opportunity to visit;
Wilmington, Wrlghtsvllle Beach and
witness exciting base ball games be.
tween Wilmington and Klnston at a
small cost ' . N -
If
He was as sick as sick could be, '
Friends could give but sympathy
Now he's well and strong as three,
Since taking Hollister's Rocky Moun
tain Tea.
Davis Pharmay.
pressive and was attended 1ty i large shoot off a gun or other flre.arms.
crowd, including a great number of or shoot any rocket, pop-cracker or
veterans. i .. other fire works, or any combination
Mr. WUllams B. Megglnson, an aged of gun powder or other explosive ma-
veteran, who has been bedridden for tertal in any street or footway;, or
many years, was placed in his wheel I shoot" off any gun'or other fire-arm
Endless Chain in Kansas.
American Greeting.
The rasberry crop Is now ripe, but
the chickens are picking them. The
hawks are catching! the chickens, the 1 cbalr and rolled to the base of thelcharged with ball or shot or any other
monument and he pulled the string aeaaiy imng wimin two nunnrea
that- threw aside the veil and jdls- yards of any habitation within the
played the monument, A great cheer city, except In cases of necessity, shall
people are shooting the hawks, the
city marshal is after the shooters,, the
public is after the city marshal at
all times, and the wet weather Is doing
the public up generally.
Phone 57
WE HOLD UP OUB TEAS , If
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for your Judgment, because ,w;
know they will stand the test;
For, strength, delicacy of flavor"
and moderati6n in price they
excel any others we know. The
character of all our groceries is .
illustrated.by our teas. Try them
once and It Is .only lndetference
to both quality and cost that will -keep
you from trying them agaln.v
LUCAS & LEWIS r
Wholesale and Retail Grocer.,
TO FIGHT TUBERCULOSIS
went up from the crowd t when the I be fined ten dollars for each offence,
yell was removed. - . ; one.halt to go to the informer; Pro
Judge R, T. W.r Duke of Charlottes-1 vided nothing herein contained shall
vllle delivered the oration, 'Ji Dinner prohibit the exhibition of fire-works
was served on the grounds and the I authorized by the Mayor on occasions
Virginia's Stat Board of Health Will oM soldiers seemed to enjoy the re. of public rejoicing,
Bcgia Campalga at Oace. ' union day. . A band of yohng girls Any persons desiring to shoot , off
By Wire to'The Sun. r 1 dressed in red, white and Wue sang pop-crackers and other fire works
Richmond, Va., July 3. The . new "Dixie" and a - number ot the ' war within the city limits on the 4th day
state board of health, created by the I songs of long ago. . Captain Sam T. 1 of July are authorized to do so pro
last legislature,' entered upon Its ca Moseley was on hand witlf Ills banjo vided howeveK that all rockets, roraan
reer yesterday and with broader pow-1 end played and sang.- v I candies and nre worm or that kind
ers and larger appropriations will be-1 '". ' I must be fired-on East Front street,
gin at once a campaign In the inter. MARTIN WILL NOT ATTEND. ' land pointed towardsNeuse river. Per
est of Ipubllc health. War on tuber- . A u. ' sons firing rockets of Any kind at any
culosis will be" waged fromthe atart, Virginia Janlor Senator Unable te Go other point within the city, will sW
and plans of work in other directions i ' vTrth DeiegaUoa to Denver. , i ject themselves to a penalty or $iu as
were discussed in addresses by mem-1 By Wire to The Sun, '' ' - ' -J provided in 8ectlon 77 ot the Ordl
bers at the first session of the board Richmond,' Ya., July r s.--Unlted I nances ot the city,
this afternoon. Dr. R. W.' Martin, of J States Senator Thomas 8. Martin, one Tie firing of guns and pistols Of
Lynchburg, was elected president and of thefour delegates at large from any kind, at any poldt within the lln
Dr. Charles D.j Grandy or Norfolk, I Virginia oaaccount: u Illness in hunts ox me city is loroioaen. toee sec,
BBureiar, uw. aiuutun u nuuaun is 1 uuuuj, wui. uut sucuu .uii ' usuooi 1 i.f
state health commissioner in charge! convention. I' : l , By order of the mayor.
ot the new, department, with Dr.t W. Senator Martin was vigorously op-1 . f, T PATTERSO,
Allen Freeman and Dr Meade Fergu- posed to instructions ior Bryan by the I , ' , ' City Clerk
son as assistants. . !- . state convention, " , ... .s New Bern, N. Cm, July 1, 1303
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