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THE SUN, NEW UEKN, N.U, AUGUST 20 iSJ03
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6tf itself seems a trifle, . yef ft it , f fa v.
collective influence of many spent "
; dollars that holds many a lyoanf;
: s man to the dead level f mediocritjf(
f and the collective influence of many ,
single dollars saved in, this Bank
that lifts others to success1-1 ,? . '.
IIS. B. &UCES, Pm. EO. B. PE5DLET0S, Casnlex.
1Hf. B. BLA9E& Ylea Pres. T. A. GBEEJ,' Yloe Fwtv
to make you "glad you came."
If you have any dipg store
trade, we should like to receive
some share of it.
Gmhr gm4 Going See
9 Tnau ad EUtahert.
Mr. Paul Koonce of. Trenton, N. C,
1 among th welcome- and pleasant
callers 4n the city today.
Mr. J. Vernon Blades went down to
Verona, this morning on a short bus
lness trip, ;
Mr. W. P. M. Bryan left this morn.
ing lor Norfolk, Va-v Mr. Bryan will
also visit other points 1efore return
ing from his Vacation. :
Mr. George Allen, of Raleigh, N. C,
came down to New Bern this morning
on the east bound Norfolk and South
ern train for a business and pleasure
visit in the city.
Mr. Benjamin B. Hurst is making a
short business trip down in Jones
county.
Mr. W. JR. Barrington left this morn
ing for.Askins, N. C, to attend the
sale of some lots, which takes place
there today.
Mr.- Whit Hurtt, left this morning
on the A. C. L. train for Savannah',
Ga., for a visit to his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Steven Hurtt- r
Mr. Joe Ball and son, went down
to Jacksonville N. C. this morning for
a day's stay on business in the inter!
est of Hart & Ball cotton brokers.
Mr. B. F. Delamar returned to the
city this morning on the P. 0. & W.
train from Oriental where he has been
visiting for a couple of weeks.
Mr. Alvin Fulford of Beaufort pass
ed through New Bern this morning en
route to Florida.
BRADHAM DRUG CO.,
y At Pollock and Middle Streets. V
Buy'Dependable
5$SP Garden Tools
V You don't buy gar-
j,den hose often so it
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.
It will stand the, highest pressure and out
last any other.
'Let us show it to jtou today.
J. S. BASNIGHT HARDWARE COMPANY
Real Estate Bbiiglit and Sold
- ; (Jlfy, Suburban and Farm property bought or sold on commission.
V city5 property list ntalniaf attractive propositions turafehod on
application. ( , t , .
VV. G, BOYD.
R0014 105 Kka'Templi (Take elevator). ( o v . Telephone, 400.
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"YOU WJST KOI ,
think that a tan is Very aipen-;
liye. Consider the benefits de
rived from it Twill keep you'
Cool In the .warmest of weather, -
it of the right sort, and costa
, but 'a comparatively small sum.
. We're prepared to equip your
place with an electric fan, war
V ranted, to. give, satisfaction, at
lowest price. . Best results as
sured. Our reputation is guar
anty of that
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Ktr CZTal iLECTRiC 6 SUPPLY C6"PAliY :;
v ' T : Opposite Post Office
She Tlref ! JSeribblng While He Is
Oat Sightly and He is Arrested.
By Wire to The 8un.
Baltimore, Md., Aug. 20. The fol
lowing is little drama which Mrs.
Brnshe, . of ,thU city, told Justice
Thompson- this morning, - said to be
enacted every day and night at her
home: '
Scenes 94S3 Lezerlngton avenue.
Principal Peter j. Brushe and his
wife, Augusta.
, Time, 10 a. m any day.
: Brushe is upstairs in bed. Mrs.
Brnshe is downstairs, either scrub
bing the floors or washing clothes for
her neighbors for a few cents. When
the clock strikes 10 Brushe rubs his
eyes and crawls out of bed. He reaches
over and puts on a good suit of
clothes and other wearing apparel.
Then he goes out.
Mrs. 'I Brushe is still scrubbing or
washing when supper time comes.
Brushe is still out. All the furniture
-Ihas been sold by the little woman to
pay the rent, and she has lived at
the Leverlngton avenue home only a
short time. They were compelled to
leave their last home.
Night comes on and Mrs. Brushe
goes wearily to bed.
Time Bpeeds on. Twelve and 1
o'clock come. Brushe Is still out. Two
o'clock comes, and he climbs up tbe
stairs. , He has given his wife $2 or
$3 in the last three months. He has
no money' now for her.
Brushe was standing before the
magistrate on the charge of refusing
to support his wife. He did not deny
the charge.
I didn't give her the money, was
his excuse, "because she used to give
It to the children to buy candy."
Justice Thompson set bail at $500
for his release for the action of the
grand Jury.
. Are you tortured to death, daily
with Ecrema? Why suffer, when
BLOODINE OINTMENT Will give you
instant relief and permanently cure
you; 25c. a box, mailed by The Blood-
ln Co.t Inc., Boston, Mass.
v:'": ll' Mayer's Cairt-
The following cases1 were disposed
of this morning in the city polio
court by Mayor Protem E. H. 'Me
dows: : .
City vs. Martha Pollock, charge-
disorderly conduct in the city limits,
She was fined $1 and taxed with the
cost, $3.15.
City vs. Parker Perry, charge being
disorderly in the city limits.; guilty;
fined $2 and taxed with the cost of
the proceedings. .
City vs. Ed Pearson, charge being
disorderly in the city limits; guilty;
he was fined $1 and taxed with the
cost of the proceedings.
FEDERAL WORK AT SALISBURY
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Postofflce Plans 'Ready and" ITatfonal
' i Cemetery to be Improve4 ?
By Wire to. The Sun. j j
Salisbury; N." C.,?AUg. 20. Senator
Lee Si-Overman, has been advised that
the preliminary plans and sketches
for Salisbury's new. Federal building
have been : completed , and forwarded
to; th cabinet board for approfai;" It
1' salso stated that work on -the new
structure, which is to cost $125,000,
will begin at an early date. ;
t Assistant Quartermaster General
Whltworth, writes: Senator Overman
from Washington that the bids for the
construction of a public roadway to
the national cemetery in Salisbury
will include bltullthic pavement, and
that ornamental gates, will be placed
at the entrace to the grounds, where
more-than 11,009" federaJ" prisoners
were burled. An appropriation of $15.
000 was ' recently made ' for the im
provements here.sj'i 'ii -0 . : i v
Thirteen Persons Hart
By Wire to' The Sun.
Fort Smith, Arfc, Aug. s 20. Thir
teen persons are reported hurt in an
accident to passenger , train on St.
Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern
Railway. ' The train was ditched in
Oklahoma. v
Details are lacking, and it is not
known whether any-of the injured
are dead or. hot. -fi
A healthy man is a king in his own
right; an unhealthy man Is an nhhap
py slave. Burdock Blood Bitters builds
up sound health keeps you well. 1
Earthquake 8hoeki
By Wire to The Sun. r ; , .
TernL Italy, Aug. 20. The earth,
quake shocks here have been, serious,
and caused houses to fall and threats
ens a landslide from a mountaln-r-whlch
towers over the town of Ban
Valersteino. People have fled to op
en fields. ' ''
le was as sick as sick could be,
Friends could give but sympathy
Vow he's well and strong as three,
Since taking HoUIster's Rooky Moufi
tain Tea, v
. Ico Cream delivered to any part of
the city at 35c per quart McSorley's
' Hotel Arrivals
The following out of town folks,
who arrived in the city this morn
ing, are registered at the Fasten and
Gem hotels:
GASTON R. S. McClarmock,
Greensboro; J. J. Gonzales, N. Y.; A.
J. Hamilton, N. V.; E. R. Estes, Nor
folk, Va,; H. P Dorch, Goldsboro; W,
W. Harrlss, Va.; W. J. Moore, Orlen.
tal, N C.
. GEM A. B. Sprauls, Cincinnati, 0;
Wm S. Mithers, St. Paul, Minn.
; MORTGAGE SALE
Pursuant to a power of sale con
tamed inthat certain mortgage ex
ecuted by" James Borden and' Sutton
Borden to J. W. Stewart, bearing date
the 13th day of October, 1900, the
same -being recorded in the office of
the Register of Deeds of Craven
county in Book 133, Page 393, I will
sell at the court house door In New
Bern, N. C, on Monday the 28th day
of September, 1908, at the hour of 12
o'clock M, to the highest bidder for
Cash, all of the following described
property as conveyed in the mortgage
aforesaid, towlt: Fifteen acres of land
bounded as follows: On the East by
John Latham; on tbe South by A. &
N. C. R. R. and on the' West and
North by Sam Brooks, being the place
where I now reside!
J. W. STEWART,
Mortgagee.
Aug. 20, 1908.
J SHORT SEA TRIP-
The Most Delightful
Route to .
New York
and all
Summer Resorts
VIA THE j
Old Dominion Line.
Express steamers leave Nor
folk, Va., daily except Sunuu
at 7 p. m. for New York, ai
rect. ;
Fare between Norfolk and
New York, one way $8.00; round
trip, limit thirty days, $14.00,
including meals and state-room
berth.'' .''V::-
For tickets and general in
formation, apply to City Ticket
Agents.
IV. I Woodrew,
Traffic Mgr.'
J. J. Brown,
Gen. Pas. Agt
Gen, Offices 81 Beach St, N. V,
After September 1st 1908,weiHall
conduct our business as follows:
- Household accounts not over
60 days.
Wholesale accounts not over
30 days.
We purchase for spot cash to
obtain discounts in order to get
lowest prices.
We no longer care to give in
definite credit for months, years,
etc.
We are tired of "Please remit,
your account is long overdue" etc
We take this'step in justice to
those who are good pay and also
to ourselves.
We have no time to listen to
explanations or "hard luck tales"
All those having outstanding
accounts with us please settle, as
we wish to liquidate them and
cease worrying.
Difficult accounts will be placed
in the hands of our attorneys for
collection New Bern merchants
cannot go on successfully unless
prompter pay is demanded and
exacted.
E. B. HACKBU
Aug. 5, 1908. NEW BERN, N. C.
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RUGS, MATTINGS, CARPETS,
AXMINISTER, BRUSSELS, SMYRNA, INGRAIN,
ART SQUARES.
CHINA AND JAP MATTINGS, CARPETS,
UNOLEUM AND OIL CLOTH,
FURNITURE AND HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
JOHN B. IVES,
$ PHONE 257. 93 MIDDLE ST.
BOAT FOR HIKE.
Gasoline motor launch Lanct-wooil
can be engaged for excursions, picnu h.
moonlight parties, fishing or hunting,
parties at reasonable rates li'v 't
R f THORNTON. 22 Hancv w ('
PAROID ROOFING
W e guarantee every roll. If not as repre
sented we will make it good. Cheaper
than shingles and lasts longer. ....
Gaskill Hardware Co.,
TA Middle St. Phone 14 '
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