TiXZ SUN, liL,, EERJJ, tf.C. ZZ. 7, U
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Ul SOCIETY.
, 'M1m Mildred Ball, has returned home
iter several weeks' very pleasant
Tlsit with (relative and friends In
Raleigh, N. a
Miss Emily Babbitt, of Bayboro, N,
C, came up to New Bern this morning
on the P. O. and W: train and left on
the west bound Norfolk and Southern
train going np to Durham, N. C, where
she will enter Trinity College this ses
sion.
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Misses Virginia Windly and Rena
Haywood, of Trenton, N. C, and Lena
Collin, of Maysville, spent last even
lng in the city with friends and left
this mornnig on the New Bern and
Norfolk train en route to Baltimore,
Md., for a couple of weeks pleasure
visit.
Mrs. George Broadstreet, who has
been spending several weeks at Bel
lalr and Cove City, returned home
yesterday.
Misses Lula and Bertha Pugh, after
several weeks visit at Black Mountain,
and a short visit with friends in Ral
eigh, returned home last evening on
the east bound Norfolk and Southern
train very much improved in health
from their sojourn.
Miss Ruth Henderson, who has been
visiting for a few weeks ia South Car
olina has returned home.
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Miss Dela Broadstreet, spent Sun
day in Caswell, N. C, the guest of
Miss Carrie Tilghman.
Mrs. Hanah Styron, of Raleigh, N. C.
who has been visiting in the city for a
few weeks, guest of Mrs. R. S. Mann
and Miss Bertha Tolson on Hancock
street, returned home this morning
called there on account of the illness
of a grand child.
Miss Bessie Cobb, returned from
Kinston, where she spent Sunday with
relatives and friends.
Miss Laura Wallace, of Morehead
City is spending the day in the city,
and is the guest, of Miss Sadie Hibbard
on Pollock street.
FIREMEN KESITE TRAMPS.
Abandoned Pittsburg Hotel Burns,
Causing Loss oi $dO,(HM).
By Wire to The Sun.
Pittsburg, Sept. 7. The East End
Hotel building, abandoned some time
ago, was destroyed by fire today, re
sulting in the injury of three firemen
and a loss of $50,000.
A dozen tramps, who had spent the
night in the building, were rescued by
the firemen, and a search of the ruins
is being made for several more who
are said to have been in the building.
It is believed the fire was started by
one of the tramps.
TAGGED RATS SET FREE.
San
Fight
Francisco Makes w
Against Bubonic Plague..
By Wire to The Sun.
San Francisco, Sept. 7. In order to
stimulate the zeal of those who are
engaged in ridding the city of rats
to prevent the possible recurrence of
cases of bubonic plague, twelve rats,
each bearing a tag inscribed with a
private mark, were turned loose today,
one in each saaitary district.
For the return of each rat so tagged
to the officers of the sanitary bureau,
a reward of $50 will be paid. Any
regular sanitary inspector bringing in
one of them will be promoted in addi
tion to being pai dthe reward. The
Telease and capture of the rats, It is
expected, will aid the authorities in
determining the direction in which the
animals migrate through the city.
Tic Km WA He Sited Toac"
Two Large
Piano Factories
We own and operate two
large piano factories In Balti
more, covering whole squares,
the
STIEFF PIANO FACTORY
and the
SHAW PIANO FACTORY
We also maintain our own
" sales ware rooms in various cit
ies, from which we sell
STIEFF ft SHAW
pianos direct to the people, on
easy terms.
AH instruments sold in this
. territory are from our Norfolk
store.
When you buy a Stieff or a
Shaw piano you get the very
best, and at factory price.
We always have a few second
hand pianos at great bargain
prices, and frequently some or
gans. Write for prices, etc.
(Ufa. &. tiiC
L. C Steele, Mgr,
114 Graaby Street Norfolk, Va.
Mention this Paper.
rial PiaM Jaaesiawi ExpsitiM
NAVAL CLERK FACES TRIAL.
Charged With Mailing Objectionable
Card to President.
By Wire to The Sun.
Norfolk, Va., Sept. 7. Arthur Jen
kins, the naval clerk, charged with
having sent an obscene postal card to
President Roosevelt, being unable to
furnish $1,000 bail bond, was today
committed to jail to await extradic-
tion papers for his removal to the
Federal jurisdiction "jin ' Connecticut
for trial.
The postal, is is alleged, was sent
by Jenkins to the president while the
accused was in Putnam. Conn.
What will you take for that Cough
you have Bill? I don't want it, but
if I had it I would take ALBERT'S
COUGH CHECKER, a 25c. bottle will
cure you.
KILMER HEADS BOYS' BRIGADE.
Chief of Maryland Division Elected
National Commander.
By Wire to The Sun.
Baltimore. Md., Sept. 7. Maj. Gen.
H. C. Kilmer, was today elected presi
dent and commander in chief of the
United Boys' Brigade of America which
is In session in this city at the Fifth
regiment armory.
The only other candidate for the
office was Brig. Gen. H; M. Strattton. of
New York, and he was elected vice
president.
Feel janguid, weak, run down? Head
ache? Stomach "off"? Just a plain
case of lazy liver. Burdock Blood Bit-
'ers tones liver and stomach, promotes
digestwn, purines the blood.
Monument for Fort Malone.
By Wire to The Sun.
Petersburg, Va., Sept. 7. W. S. See-
bold, a member of the Pennsylvania
monument committee, has arrived here
to look aftor the construction of the
foundation for a monument at Fort
Malone, a short distance from this
city to the memory of Hartranft's divi
sion.
Former Minister to Liberia Dead.
By Wire to The Sun.
Richmond, Va., Sept 7. John Y.
Smith, president of the negro reform
atory bere and minister to Liberia
under President Cleveland's first ad
ministration, died heie today, aged 65.
Baltimore Girl to Wed in England.
By Cable to The Sun.
London, Sept 7. Mary Godby, of
Baltimore, will be married September
10th in the village church of Eltham,
where her parents are living. Her
fiance, R. N. Baker, is a popular men
ber of the Kent Cricket Club.
If voir property luui't already
tarned hare A. H. Ronatree insure h
before ft does.
DIAMONDS
Is the Diamond, it stands above all
other gems, unrivalled for its dazzling
beauty.
The beauty of Diamonds depends
largely npon purity of color, and
depth of cutting. Our stones, both
loose and mounted, are perfect hi
color and finely cut
' Advantageous buying enables us to
Veil our gems as reasonably as is pos
sible tor the qualities. ,
Look at them before you decide to
purchase you will not regret it
J. O. BAXTER,
i .-'.v. Leading Jeweler.
"My child was burned terribly about
!he face, neck and chest I applied
Dr. Thomas Eclectrlc Oil. The pain
ceased and the child sank into a iet
ful sleep." Mrs. Mary M. Manson,
Hamburg, N. Y.
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Here's what Barney Oldfield, the famous automobile rac
ing driver, says about PEPSI-COLA:
"I enjoy PEPSI-COLA first rate.
It's a bully drink refreshing, invig
orating, a fine 'bracer' before a race,
and a splendid restorer afterwards."
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PEPSI-COLA is the Original Pure Food Drink guaranteed
under the U. S. Gov't Serial No. 3813. At all soda fountains,
5c a glass at your grocer's, 5c a bottle. Beware of imitations.
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HAIR DYES KILL HAIR
The 20th Century Hair Tonle wIH
make the hair BEAUTIFUL.
This article la not
a DYE, but is
i made by the re-
ceips oi the lead-
i lng dematoligisti
of the United
States; and is
guaranteed nnder
the drugs Act
passed by Con
gress Serial No. 2774.
The use of this preparation will
make you appear younger and pre
serve your HAIR asd SCALP at all
times.
SEVER FAILS TO
Restore Gray Hair to It Natural
Color and beauty.. Promotes a luxur
ant growth of HEALTHY hair. Stops
FALLING hair, cures any DISEASE
of the scalp. ABSOLUTELY removei
dandruff. The best hair DRESSING.
It is the WONDER of the AGS.
Two sizes 60c and $1.00 per bot
tle, at DRUG STORES.. If you fail to
and it; send us the price of the larger
size, we will send it by return pre
paid express.
THE 20th CENTURY CEHMICAL CO.
- Dept. N. Memphis, Tenn.
C. D. BRADHAM, Druggist -Special
Agent
HOTEL CUMBERLAND
New York.
g. W. Cor. Broadway at Mth Street
ear.S0th Bt Subway and 63rd 9
Elevated and accessible to all sur
face lines. HEADQUARTERS FOI
SOUTHERNERS.
After a heavy meal take a coupel
of Doan's Regulets, and give your
stomach, liver and bowels the help
they will need. Regnlets bring easy,
regular passages of the bowels.
Heavy, Impure bloou makes , a
muddy, pimply complexion, headaches,
nausea, indigestion. Thin blood makes
fou weak, pale, aickly. Burdock
flood Bitters makes the blood rich,
ed, pure reotorea perfect health.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Ideal Location. Near Theatree
Shops, and Central Park.
SEW AND FIRE PROOF, STRICTLl
FIRST CLASS Di EYEST
RESPECT,
All Outside Rooms. No Carpets. At
Hardwood Floors and Oriental Ruga
European Plan.
Transient rates, $2.50 with bath, and
up. Restaurant Unexcelled. Prloet
Reasonable. Send for Booklet
HARRY P. 8TH801f, i
Formerly with Hotel Imperial
R. J. BINGHAM,
Formerly with Hotel Woodward
Sfcnzsas, Ward & 4Der
Attonw)i aa4 CesBseUers a tar
CMS oe No. South Front street, over
0. Telernph office. -
Praotos id the Counties of CraTen, Day
(in, Jones, Lenoir, Onslow, Cuteret Turn
lieo and Wake, in the Supreme and Fedent
Courts, and whereerer serrices are desired
D. L. WARD,
ATTORNEY AT LAM
52 Craven St,
NEW BERN, N. C.
Practices in State and Fed era
Conrts.
DR. J. H. LAWRENCE
SECIALIST.
Diseases of Ey 3, Ear, Nose and
Throat Eyes examined and
Glasses Fitted.
OFFICE "9 Kiddle Street, Next
: to Hetel Haieltoa.
Office Phone 1SS. Res. Phone R'
Residence 19 East Front Street.
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If you have any work to
to be done phone us :: '
New Bern Iron Works
Machinists, Founders,
Boiler Makers & Black
smiths :: :: :: :: ::
Phon 179
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Good pictures and good music at the
Amasea tonight.
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BEAD THIS-GENTLEMEN!
Our Fall and Winter Stock is how complete as we have just re-.
oeived a second lot of the Season's .handsomest woolens. We are In ;
a position to show you the Latest styles, patterns,' and fabrics at
prices ranging from $16.00 to $50.00. Our fashion plates contain the
most up-to-date lashions. Tell us what you want and we will show
it to you. We have It
SS I Perry & Rountree A
"THE TWO LITTLE TAILORS '
NOTICE!
The Parlor Car Vance, operated be
tween Goldsboro and Beaufort, and
the Pullman Sleeper, operated be
tween Greensboro and Beaufort) have
been discontinued, effective Septem
ber 1st, 1908.
F. W. TATEM,
Division Passenger Agent '
BLOODINE The Word's Tonic is
the best tonic and body builder. Free
Sample by mail for 10c. Address, The
Bloodlne Co., Inc., Boston, Mass.
BLOODINE , LIVER PILLS cure
Sick Headaches, Biliousness, "" Dlssl
ness, Dyspepsia and Constipation, 25c.
a box, mailed by The Bloodlne Co.,
Inc., Boston, Mass.
Wm. Dunn,
MOORE & DUNN.
Attorney 4k Counsellor at
40 Broad St New Bern, N. C.
Practice wherever services ar
required.
NORFOLK & SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Reduced Rates to Norfolk and Return,
September 15th.
Cheap per capita excursion from
Eastern Carolina territory to Norfolk
and' return, Tuesday, September 15th,
1908, final limit Friday, September 18,
1908. The following rates will be au
thorized: From : Rate.
,( Goldsboro .... $3.00
" Kinston.. S.OO
New Bern. . . 8.00
Raleigh.; .. .. .. .. .. 3.60
. Wilson.. .. .. .. .. .. ;.' 176
..Farmvllle ; .. . . 2.75
i Greenville. ...... . . . . . r. 100 ,
Washington.. .. 2.00
' Plymouth . .- . . .i -.. ,. J.00
' Final limit September 18th,. 1908.
F. W. TATTJM,
I' Division Passenger Agent -
THE NORTH CAROLINA
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND
HECHANICT ARTS
Practical education In Agriculture;
A Civil, Electrical, and Mechanical
Engineering; in Cotton Manufactur
ing, Dyeing and Industrial Chemis
try. ' Tuition $45 a year;( Board $10
a month 120 Scholarships. Exami
nations for admission at the College
an 'September 2d.
Address,
THE PRESIDENT,
West Raleigh, K. C
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UNIVERSITY
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1789.1907. ,
dead of the State's Edoeational System
DEPARTMENTS i
College, Engineering,
Graduate, Law, '
Hedklne, Pharmacy.
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R0 STUDENTS. 9t Ef FACULTY,
V j Tbo Fall tfrm begins
Sept 7, 1908. Address
rXANCIS P, YE H ABLE, . President
' Chapel HflL X. C
Accidents will happens, but the best
regulated families keep Dr. Thomas'
Electrlo 00 for such emergencies. It
subdues the pain and heals the hurt.
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