THE SUN, NEW BERN, N. C. . JULY 4, 1908
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The North Carolina
STATf? NORMALZAND INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE.
Maintained by the State for the Education of the Women of North Carolina.
Four regular Courses leading to Degrees.
Special Courses offered in Teacher Training, Music, Manual Arts and Do
mestic Science and in the Commercial Department
Free Tuition to those who agree to teach in the schools of North Caro
lina, .. Board, laundry, tuition and all other expenses, including use of text-books,
$170.00 a year. For free tuition students, $125.00 a year.
Those desiring to enter should apply as early as possible. The capacity
of the dormitories is limited. .
Fall Session begins September 15, 1908.
For catalogue and other information address
-; :;,''.'-',-, t J-.j v J. L FOUST, President,
IMGUPUUUT VW 'T '.Wmj$ ' Greensboro, N. C.
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sample Latest Model "Rsuisrer" hxycle furnished by u. Our agents ev
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I malunf money fast. Write full particUare and ipeeial tffrr mi once.
U MOKKI until you receive and approve of your bicycle. We this)
, to anyone, anywhere m the JJ.S. without a centdtpwit in advance, prepay freight, and
I allow im OAVS VREB TK1AL duiing which time you may ride the bicycle and
I vw u jo any ic ryu wiu. i rou are men not penecuy satined or oo not man to
keep the bicycle ahip it DacK to us at our expense and ton will not ie out one cent.
FAfiTARV PDIftFC w ,unsh. ,he hishest grade bicycle it is possible to malt,
a HvlvHI rnltilaw at bne small profit above actual factory cost. You save fie
tO BSC mlfldlemen'a DtDhU DV nUVlnB HlVWt ni lie nA hava tha m.mir.fliiM.. man.
antee behind your bicycle. DO NOT BUY a bicycle or a pair of tires from anyone
at attv Prtre 'until vou receive our ratalno-iiaa mnA Um mi. iinlu.nl f f-rin
frictt and nmarkaoii t fetal ojftrt to rider genta.
Vflll Wil I RF ACTflXKUrn whn yo receive our beautiful catalogue and
IVUIIILL DC miUilidNCU study our superb models, at the wmdtruU,
ftv. wb "nc you uus year, rv e sen ine mgnest grsoe Dicycies lor less money
titan anV Other XaCtorv. We are satisfied with nrnfit ahnv. firnrv raiL
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our orices. Orders filled the dav received.
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' usually hive a numbrr cn hand taken in trade hv nur t 'Liraon ratait atnra Th... ,a ..I.. m
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MAE WOOD INDICTED.
Perjury and Forgery Charged Against
Woman Who Sued Piatt.
By Wire to The Sun.
New York, July 3. Mae C. Wood,
whose suit for divorce against. United
States Senator Thomas C. Piatt was
dismissed, were indicted today for
perjury, and for forgery in the third
degree. The perjury consists in her
having sworn that she was married to
Senator Piatt and having produced a
marriage certificate written on a
blank which was made, according to
the printers, after the date of the al.
leged marriage. The forgery charge
is based on the letter wh;h she said
Senator Piatt had signed acknowled
ging her as his wife.
Assistant district attorney Garvin,
who presented the case to the grand
jury ,said that Mae Wood was in the
west and would be here on Monday.
POLICEMAJf DIES OF WOODS.
Bristol Blnecoat Was Shot by Fugitive
He Attempted to Arrest
By Wire to The Sun.
Bristol, Tenn., July 4.MPoliceman
William F. Campbell, who was shot by
Raymond Stroops, a fugitive he at
tempted to arrest 62 days ago, died
today from blood poisoning, superin
duced by the lodging of a bullet in his
hip. His bowels were perforated in
thirteen places.
He was 35 years old and one of the
bravest officers of the force. He is sur
vived by his wife and several children.
V 1 Thtrtfular retail trice 01 that lira is
111 5-w per pan. Out to tnlratuee me will
ttllyouataMplepatrtorffJlvumMtiiunorderms).
R3 MORETEOUBLE FROM PCKSTORES
NA.IL9, Tsvcka or G'.xsg trill not let the
Air oat. Sixty thousand pairs sold last vest.
' DESCRlPriOMt Made in all slsea. It isltvely t?f8ffi?'.:.
aud easy riding, verydui auleand lined inakleirith '
a aoedal duality of rubber. Which nmr become
..porous and which closes up small puncture without allov..
iris; the sir to escape. Wc have hundreds of letters from satia.
Scdcust omersstaiinajliiatthtlr tires heveonly been pumped
inanevorticainawholeseanou. Thevwri7hu jiorethan
a ordinary tire, thepuaclure resistinsqnaUtirsbemf given ,
by sevenil layers vt thiu, specially prepared fabric on tht 1
tread. Theregularpriceof these tires isf.soperair.oot for
advertlaiuuTjurDnHavreare makintrasDecial factory once to
the rider of only Kilo per pair. All orders shipped sajie dy eitcr is received. We ship C O. D. o
pprovaL You do not p.y scent until yon have examined and found them strictly as represented.
- 'Wc will allow ensh dbioount of 5 per cent (thereby making the price sM.S4 per pair) if vou
end VOIA CASH VVl l'tf OtDtu ucd ciicloix this adyertisfneiit. We will also send one
nickel plated bras hand pump. rTiree to be returued st UUM expense if for any reason they an
not sotisfsctory on examination. We are perfectly reliable and money sent tons is as safe as in
Dana;, si 'y
-wear better,
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Notion the. think rhhr trtmA
A" and ponotoro strip "U"
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to praTont um mttlns This
tiro triil outlaw! any other
If you order a pair of these tires, vou will find that tbey will rid easier, run faster,
tetter, lost ionRcr and look finer than any tire vou have ever used or seen at any price. . wt
that you will oe so vml pleued ti.tt wlten yon tumt a bicycle you will give as your order.
... fr. mA mmm m twll a, l..a ,.la a. - afc. .l .ial
ea istrt tmrmK,n rsntra duu't buy any kiul mai.- price until you send for pair o
Mr WUU SlHtH Hedgethoru Vunctnre-1-roof tires on approval an,d trial a?
the special Introdoctorv price quoted shove: or write for otrr big Tire and 8undry Catalogue which
lecribes end quotes all make: and fcir.da or tires nt about hall the usual prices.
' rV I" my WH IT t write us poUl today. DO NOT TU1NK Us BTJT1NQ a btcyclt
M tttJi rU 1 j or a pair of Urea from anyotra until you know the new nod wooderf u!
offer we are maklog. Itoolj cosU a postal to lenrn every thing. Write it MOW. - I
O. La uiulX yy..ifii.if UtJIU .LJ, ILL
'A Lot of Money.
Boston Globe.
According to figures prepared by offi
cials of the department of agriculture
at Washington, the crops of 1908 will
be worth nearly 18,000,000,000.
That's a lot of money.
Going into the pockets of the Ameri
can farmer It means prosperity for
them, and when the men who till the
soil are prosperous the times are gen
erally good for everybody in this
country.'
Take the'tip and get ready now to do i
business. ' Don't let the fact that this !
is a presidential election year scare
you even a little bit. Folks will eat
and drink and wear clothes and build
homes regardless of the political com
plexion of the next lodger In the white
house.
The harvest days will soon be here
sooner than you think.
Iron Furnace Resumes.
By Wire to The Sun.
Clifton Forge, Va., July 4. The iron
furnace at Iron Gate, near this place,
went into blast today, after being idle
for several months, tl will give em
ployment to a large number of men.
FULL TENNESSEE TICKET.
By Wire -to The 8ti.
Nashville, Tenn.., July 3. The re.
publican state committoe of which
Newell Sanders is chairman, met here
yesterday. It was decided to place a
full state ticket in the field for .the
Novorber election and a state con
vention was called to meet here Au
gust 12th. r
We have a new line of Kodak sup
plies in. Let us show you the new
Kodak enlarging machine. J. 0. Bax
ter, Leading Jeweler, -c
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CCTLEB.BLADES HABDWAEE CO.
HEW BIBS', N, C.
KOTICEt
Stoek and Fixtures For Sale.
By virtue of the power given me in
a certain deed ot assignment by J. L.
McDantel, duly recorded in the office
of the Register of Deeds in Craven
county, I will offer for sale the entire
stock, office and store fixtures, at cor
ner Broad and Hancock Btreets.
June 23, 1908.
JOSEPH GASKILL,
I DO YOU KNOW PROFESSOR HOLDEN?
The Man whose Corn Lectures and Corn Trains Have Added More
than Twenty Million Bushels to the Corn Crop of Iowa.
Prof. Holden has prepared for us a book which gives the cream
of his lectures on corn growing. It tells all about seed selection,
seed testing, getting a stand, corn judging, corn pests, etc., etc.
It is a practical farmer'B handibook. It lb not theory but practice
just as it has been worked out on the farm. The name ot this
work ia
THE ABC AND CORN CULTURE
tffOST VALUABLE BOOK OF THE CENTCBY"
A. I. Root, the veteran agriculturist and bee man, says: "Thla
book is the most valuable work published in the last century If the
farmer will take right hold of it with enthusiasm and put its teach
ings into practice."
The book is 61-4 by 81-4 Inches. Contains 100 pages and over 89
illustrations. Weil printed, neatly bound. We want to put this book
in the hands of every live farmer and farmers' boy m the country,
and will maka th) pice low accordingly.
A BARGAIN PRICE Send us 10 cents, coin or stamps, and we
will scad yon the book by mall, postpaid. If, when yon get it, you
are not satisfied drop as a card and we will return your money, also
postage for the return of the book. Could anything be fairer?. Ad
dress THE SIMMONS PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Publishers of Holden's Corn Boo&Vs Springfield, Ohio.
Pspri
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Almost every man has read the
"Fairy Tales" of the Clothiers,
in the newspapers and maga
zines. Almost every man has been
disappointed and disguetsd on
looking at the Clothes they pre
tend to describe.
We Invite these men to call
at our store to be most agree,
ably surprised. It's easy to
draw a picture of Men's Clothes
as they should be, but its not
so easy to make the Clothes
that look like the picture. '
We publish no misleading Illustrations but we do know how t
provide our patrons with the right kind of clothes. If you have had
' clothes troubles, sir we invite you to come to this store for relief.
We will surprise you with the excellence of our Clothing, and please
you with our reasonable prices, Come you're next
SAMUEL YOFFIE,
ON THE CORNER. 62 MIDDLE ST.
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