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45 POLLOCK STREET,
Capital Stock
$30,000.00
(INCORPORATED!
SPECIAL SUMMER SESSION.
Big Reductions to all who enter bef ore July 15, 1908. A liberal discount
n either a single or combined cours e. Position guaranteed, backed by
Written contract Write for handsom e catalogue. It is free.
Address KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Raleigh. N. C, or Charlotte, N. 0.
Baptist Universty
Located in the center of Raleigh. Five distinct schools.
I. School of the Arts and Sciences, with eight professors and six
assistants, and including English, aMthematics, Ancient and Modern
Languages, History, Science, Philosophy, Pedagogy and the Bible.
II. School of Music, with three professors and eight assistants, and
including Piano, Pipe Organ, and Violin and Voice.
III. School of Art, with two professors and including Oil Painting,
Decoration and Design. ., r'.;ftiWWiij
IV. School of Expression, with one professor and one instructor.
V. School of Business, with one professor and including Stenography,
Bookkeeping and Typewriting.
Systematic training in Physical Culture In charge of a director and
two assistants.
Club, In which by about three quarters of an hour of daily domestic
service students save f 45.00 per session,
, Next Session begins September -2d, 1908. ' ' '"'-ft .'
For Catalogue and other Information address
: ' J R.T.VANN,
kIiJ1N!fi; w"' BalelgH, N. C
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Valuable Real Estate For Sale.
Custis House and Lot, Foot of Pollock street
Lancaster House and Lot, Avenue A and Griffith street, Riverside.
Stimson Property, East Front, whole or in part, (Great Bargain).
Vacant Lots George and National Avenue.
Old Dominion S. S. Co.'s Pier, foot Craven Street
W. G, BOYD.
Real Estate and Fire Insurance Agent.
Room 305 Elks Temple (Take elevator). Telephone, 400.
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Miss Eula Cole, who has been' spend
ing a few days at Seven Springs, re
turned home this morning. ,
Mr and Mrs. John'; Robinson, re
turned to Mew Bern this morning af
ter a very pleasant ' visit to Seven
Springs. "
Mr, and Mrs. J. E. Hawk, were
among the passengers,., on . the east
bound Norfolk and Southern train
this morning going down; to Beaufort
to witness the presentation of the sil
ver service to the U. S, cruiser North
Carolina.
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Miss Mary Oliver went down to the
city by the sea this morning to be
present at the presentation of the sil.
yer service to the U. S. cruiser North
Carolina. i
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MIsb Marie Duncan1 was a passenger
on the east bound train this morntng
going down to Beaufort where she
will be the guest of Mrs. Richard
Chadwick for a few days.
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Miss Kate Griffln.'of Durham, N. C...
passed through New Bern this morn
ing on the east bound Norfolk and
Southern train goihgf ;Bown to More
head. City and Beaufort for a short
visit ' ' a;V
Miss Minnie Nelson of Vanceboro, N.
C, is among the pleasant and welcome
visitors in the city today.
Miss Anna Hanft has gone up to
Black mountain where she will spend
the summer.
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Mr and Mrs. Chas. E,: Slover, Mrs.
E. B. Ellis and Miss Elizabeth Ellis
have gone up to Black Mountain
where they will spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Jordan left for
Black mountain, Mrs Jordan will
spend the summer there.
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Miss Gertrude Hill went up to La
Grange this morning f on the west
bound Norfolk and Southern train for
a visit with relatives and friends.
Misses Carrie Thomas and Glennie
Sutton, went down to Rhems this
morning on the Coast Line train for a
few day's visit.
Miss Rosa Tolson left this morning
for Morehead City, where she will
spend a few days the company of Miss
LIbby McCoy. .
Miss Kate Thornton, went up to
Raleigh, N. C, this morning to visit
relatives and friends for a few weeks.
Mrs. Alice Thomas left this morn
ing for Kinston on a short business
trip. '
Miss Llllie Smith is spending the
day with friends in Kinston.
Miss Pearl Daw left this morning
for Greenville, N. C, where she has
accepted a position as operator in the
office of the Home Telephone and
Telegraph Company.
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Miss Bcrta Pugh left this morning
on the west bound Norfolk and South,
em train for a visit with friends in
Golds bo ro and Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Lewis and
children, of Raleigh, N. C, are spend
ing a few day in the city with rela
tives and friends.
RAIN DRIVES MAN CRAZY.
SunlTtr ! a Fk4 Gee Stark Xa4
. Every Wet Bay.-.; ..
',' The victim of a peculiarly recarrlng
mania, in which he loses his treason
whenever there Is a rainstorm, Cltarles
F. Rotterman, a miner, became , unbal
anced during the storm of last night,
and held his wife-prisoner until this
morning in their apartments, when she
managed to. escape and notified the
police. Rotterman Is now in the hospi
tal ward of the. city jail stark mad.
, When Patrolmen Keyt and CcDon
ald entered,, the house, to take charge
of Rqterman, he threatened to cut
their hearts out, and was overpowered
only after a desperate straggle. When
searched; at police heSdquarters two
knives were found upon his person. ,
Ten years ago . Rotterman, then a
miner In the Cripple Creek district,
was caught in a flooded mine, and nar
rowly escaped drowning.1 Since that
time the sight of water in any great
volume has caused him to become
mentally unbalanced. Jn the past three
years the police have bad to deal with
him on nearly a dozen occasions. Once
he jumped through a plate glass win
dow, cutting' himself badly,' and at
another time he threatened his wife
and children.
In October, 1907 he disappeared from
his home in this city, and when next
heard from was confined in 'the city
jail at Greeley under heavy guard. He
had terrorized people all through; the
town by his actions. When his .wife
learned of his plight he had ' been
adjudged insane in the county court of
Weld county, and committed to . the
Pueblo Insane Asylum. Before time
for his removal there, however, he re
gained his faculties, and his wife suc
ceeded in securing his release. He
returned to this city, and as far as the
police know, the present spell is the
first he has experienced since that
time.
Rotterman is a man of excellent
physique, and his affliction Is pitable.
He is perfectly rational between spells
and realize his failing, but is powerless
to help himself. He will be placed in
the insane ward of the county hospi
tal until be recovers from his present
attack.
JUST; ARRIVED .. . j
; ' Best line of Cheap Beds ever shown in New Bern, j
Full assortment of Felt and Combination Mattresses
and Springs, to go with these' beds. Cash purchase
ticket to draw nica tramnA nirtiir. ,m$; v I
JOHN B. IVES, ;
PHONE 257. ' . 93 MIDDLE ST
You don't buy gar-, :
Xden hose often so it 1
pays to be .careful when you do. A cheap
hose is worse than none. .
- You can depend on the hose you buy
here. We carry the famous Roesket brand.
Itiwill stand the highest pressure and out
last any other.
Let us show it to you today.
J. S. BASNIGHT HARDWARE COM
LOW EXCURSION RATES.
Via Atlantic Coast Line
To Birmingham, Ala., and return ac
count of Annual Reunton U. . C. V.
Tickets on Bale June 6th, 7th andd 8th
final limit June 20th. ;
For further information with near,
est Ticket Agent, or
W. J. CRAIG. , T. C. WHITE .
P. T. M., G. P. A.
WILMINGTON, N C.
HOTEL CIOERLAND
New York.
8. W. Cer. Broadway st 54tk Street
Near 50th St Subway and 63rd St
Elevated and accessible to all sur-
SUCCESS DEPENDS.
On the flavoring used. If Jrou would
have perfect desserts always use Blue
Ribbon Lemon and Vanilla. '
If you haven't the time to exercise
regularly, Doan's Regulets will 'pre
vent constipation. They induce' a mild,
easy, healthful action of the bowels
without griping.': Ask yonf 'druggist
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KAFER'S BAKERY.
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SOUTHERNERS. '
Ideal 'Location. Near Theatres,
Shops, and Central Park.
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All Outside Rooms. No Carpets. All
Hardwood Floors and Oriental Rugs.
European Plan. ,
Transient rates, f 2.50 with bath, and
up. Restaurant Unexcelled. Prices
Reasonable. Bend for Booklet '
HABBY P. STDfSON,
Formerly with Hotel Imperial s
B. J. BINGHAM,
Formerly with Hotel Woodward
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ter be on the safe side by screen ir
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