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':ki We'make a Specialty of Cotton. JSeed Meal Guano, which properly
mixed with other- ammonlates, and best' quality of Acid Phosphate,
and Potash, Ib considered the best Fertiliser that pan be used for the
. lands and crops of Eastern North Carolina. Some of our brands of
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1 5 Lenoir Bright leaf Tobacco Grower, 844
.;';.l- OHi Count Standard Fertiliser, 8-2.4 J :
:; ;i?"Jowil County Premium Crop Grower 84-144J
r A'. Pitts Prolific Golden Tobaeeo Grower, 8-84;
Panilk!0 Eleetrle Top Presses t-10-2-l-2
Carteret-Bone and Potash. 10-0.2 - J y- f-5,4V'
Oriole; TolM;GN!wef, 9-441 J. - ' :f
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We have a large list of testimonials fron) Satisfied Farmers who
have nsedbnt! Fertilisers "and win use ho other! SeveVal farmers have
V raiser bverltOO barrels of Prime Potatoes front our Irish Potato Gjmk
' no, and'tobacco vrown.from our Lenoir Bright Leaf Tobaccd Grower,
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- it you have not need our Fertilisers, you should Insist upon your
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Feb, Stove, Chestnut and Furnace Coal; ; also the C. C. B.
PocahoiitaB Steam and Domestic Lump Coal. J:
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4: -workmanship. Nothing taken,
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experience and the will :teit
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"Job In our history ratter do it
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attention given to all orilurs.
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' Capt R. O. prisp, of the tf. B. Cutter
Pamlico, left jast evenln'r tor BalU
more, Mi, summoned there on account
of -the urlous Ulness'of his mother; -V?
Mr. Chas. Reizensteln, of New York,
N. Tonce a New Benuan, arrived in
thecity this, morning Nju- the east
bourn Norfolk and Southern train, on
visit with relatives and friends.
Mr. N,; a RicharAMmT of Dover, N.
C;, came down to New Bern' this- morn
ing to attend criminal court ' ,
:Mf. f. a-Mitchell, of Norfolk, VtL,
who has been In the city for a couple
of ays on; railroad business, left this
morning on the New Bern and Norfolk
train,, returning home, i
V Col. Thos. C. James, of Wilmington,
a prominent railroad figure, was in the
city for a couple of days in the inter
est of the Norfolk and Western, and
left this morning for Washington, N.
C.
ir' Mr. J. R, Bell, of Harlowe, came up
to New Bern this morning on the west
bound Norfolk and Southern train.
; Mr, B. H. Jordan1 left this morning
for Fountain, on a short business trip
in the interest of his insurance com
P,any.
Sheriff D. J. Saunders, of Onslow
county, spent last evening in the city,
and left this morning on the west
bound Norfolk and Southern train,
going up to Raleigh on some impor
tant business.
Mr. W. W. Clark, left this moraine
tor Rocky Mount on professional bus
lness. .
Mr. Frank D. P6rry was among the
passengers on the New Bern -and Nor
ioik tram this morning enroutt to
Greenville, N. C on a business trip.
Mr. Thos. A. Green went down to
Jacksonville, N. C, this morning on
the Coast Line train for a day's stay
on financial business.
Mr. R. L. Duffy Is spending the day
in Beaufort on business.
Mr. B. F. Green, Deputy U. S. Mar
shal, went up the road this morning
on a short official visit.
Mr. Charles Flowers of Pamlico
county, came up to New Bern this
morning on the P. 0. ft W. train, and
left on the Coast Line train for Wil
mington, N. C, where a conference
will be held between a delegation from
Pamlico county and the officiate of the
A. C. L. Company, In regard to regu
lating certain traffic.
Mr. Owen G. Dunn went down to
Oriental, Pamlico county this morn
ing on the P. 0. A W. train in the
Interest of the New Bern Publishing
Company.
Mr. ThosJ; Mariner, the popular,
clever and courteous baggage master
of the Norfolk and Southern, between
New Bern and Mackey's Ferry has
been off for a few days. That Is he
had a short vacation at home with rel
atives and friends. The Captain was
at his post this morning and making
baggage fly.
TTPEWBITEB WANTED WOULD
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aehe.
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Headache and aches from Grip, Stom
ach Troubles or Fenjale troubles. Try
Chpudine ifa liquid effect immedi
ately. Sold by druggists.
BBiscoix Outfights iangdon,
Welsh Boxer Is Entitled to Decision In
Six-Bend Boat.
By Wire to The Sun.:. ;
Philadelphia, Feb. 3. Displaying his
usual cleverness, Jem Driscoll, the
Welsh fighter, at the finish of his six
round bout with Tommy Langdon, of
Fort Richmond, at the Washington
Sporting Club last night.'waa entitled
to i he decision. Driscoll was best in
every round,, with the exception of the
third and then he managed to get an
even break.
Langdon made his best showing in
the 'third when he rushed Drlsooll to
the' ropes, with a series of body punch
j es, and soon - had . the . Englishman's
mouth " bleeding, a right uppercut to
the face bringing the blood: He had
obtained an even break in the round,
and after that Driscoll led all the
wav.'". ' vji-.'s'.'': "i-"'.", "i's'.,''nk t?!
-. Langdon- was much slower In the
rourtn round, ana uriaoaii. oy . cau
tions Jabbing - brought, blood , to. the
former's mouth and nose. ' In the clos
ing rounds,. Driscoll never let up,.th
work in the sixth being at close range
With a few seoonds, left In the last
round, Driscoll caught Lahgdon with
a right swing to the head and put the
local lad down on bis One knee for
count of one. Tommy jumped up .tact,
but Jt was not long before -the final
gong sounded. - ' - -. .!.-
ATIATOB FLIES AT BERLIN,
Zlpfcl'l Machine, After Failures, Coy.
... f era Bile Sixty Feet Up,';
Borlln, Feb. 3. Armand ZIpfel, the
French; aviator, succeeded today 'In
making a flltrbt In his aeroplane of
nrn'rly a mile at an attitude of 60 feet
M. 7'pfi 1 hiis been carrying on his
exp-:.:-.-. ,.! at Templehot ' parade
groi:- t, and l.fs r-nchltio Is known as
( (''1 not prove
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fCWlECi 8IILL' X XtlZESt.
baeadaga- Ketarasi u' Xerfolk - After
: ; v vFrnKless Bearek,
By, WW to The Sunlit :'-V-'f :'
Norfolk,-Ta., Feb. J-Thero ia stUl
no Identiflcatioo of the steamer report
ed to have foundered off Diamond
Shoals, on the North Carolina coast,
early?' Saturday. The leveau cutter
Onondaga, which has een searching
On the coast in an effort to determine
what Vessel it was that -went down,
came , into port today but went out
again.
The. commander Of the ; Onondaga
filed report with Admiral Taussig
at Norfolk navy yard; in which he
stated that during a search of two
days off-Diamond Shoals the Onon
daga was unable to find any evidence
of any description that would lead to
the identification of the foundered
steamer.
Those aboard the lightship are con
fident that the vessel which they saw
go down could not have been an aban
doned derelict.
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and other remedy. Gives health,
strength and vitality. Holllster's
Rocky Mountain Tea towers above all
other remedies for making sick peo
ple well, and well people "w'eller." 35
cents; Tea or Tablets. Davis- Pharm
acy.
Movement for Y. JT. C A. at Anderson,
... 8. C.
By Wire to The Sun.
Anderson, S. C, Fb. 4. A move
ment has been launched here to estab
lish a Y. M. C. A., and a crusade will
be begun at once to secure a large
number of members. Mr. R. R. King
proprietor of Hotel Chiquola, has of
fered free of charge the use of a good
gymnasium, the only condition being
that the apparatus be properly in
stalled so that best, results may be ob
tained.
Threatre.Goers Clamor for Rebuilding
of Academy.
By Wire to The Sun.
Durham, N. C, Feb. 4. The alder
men were confronted last night in
their meeting with a long petition
from the entire theatre-going public
tn which they are urged to rebuilt"
the Academy of Music at an early
date. The council has not acted uuor
this petition, deferring it until the lire
losses have been adjusted There hae
been a story that the insurance com
missioner will not pay all of the in
surance, owing to the good condltior
tn which are found the walls of thi
old building. It is believed by a great
many people here that the Academj
building was never really hurt am
that the place can be easily rebuilt at
small cost. But there is a fear that
the place is dangerous beyond limit
now, and that It always was. Tht
theatre matter is worrying more peo
ple than anything, else.
Penny Photoes are mighty good
things to Bend you1 sweetheart, rela
tives and friends as Valentine. You
can get them at Wootten's Studio, on
Middle stret, next to the Baptist
Church.
Talk of Kocklngbanr and Caswell Rail
road Revived. '
By Wire to The Sun.
ReidsvHle, Feb. 4. Mount Aairy ctt
izens have revived the talk of the
Rockingham' and Caswell rallroac
which was hushed during the past
year, owing to unavoidable happen
ings. It has for yearB been discusser1
that from the county seat of Caswell
via the county seats of Rockingham
Stokes, Surry and on to Alleghany
would be a handsomely paying Invest
ment, as it would open a vast, unde
veloped country rich In timber, min
erals, waterpowers, summer resorts
etc. A splendid trade would' thur
spring up along this new territory
which would mean the enrichment of
towns like. Reldsvllle, Mount Airy and
others along the line.' Wentworth,
Yanceyville and Danbury, as well- as
the whole county of Ashe, are badly In
need of railroad facilities, and: the
proposed road, - would .mean -great
thing for them. v
M00BE8TILLB 10TS SELL WELL.
Snbarb Known as Eastern Heights Is
v Opened For Besldeneej.
By Wire to The 8un. -:T ,
Mooresville, Feb. .4. The Eastern
Hetghts Company today offered, tor
sale 150 beautiful lots on the eleva
tion overlooking, and to -the the east
of Mooresville, and known as Eastern
Heights,", 120, being; sold In. the morn
ing. This afternoon the sale was con
tinued and the remainder sold. .This
was no auction tale,' the prices Ming
marked on each lot, but they weiw sold
on small payments down and small
weekly Installments, - ' ."-';
i This part of Mooresville bids fair
soon: to lie on of the Ideal, building
spots of the oomlng city. ; The grounds
hay been nicely laid all and trees' In
abundance have been planted In a sys
tematic manner, and In a tew ears
this wllf" be ons of the prettiest parts
of. Mooresville . ..l;! , V -; f '
' AIR MILITIA CORPS FORMS. ;
Wlseoasla Tolunteers Offey to Qualify
Br Wire to The Sun.C -i;V-v!
f Madison. Wis Feb.- 4. Articli s of
incorporation 'Were filed today f
military aeronautic corps; the f,
the THd State' The name
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"In National
ns.'
tors are
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By Wire to The Sun. - l. :,X,.' '
' Tampa, Fla., Feb. J. Two squadrons
of the Fifteenth United SUte Cavalry
86 men and 117 head of army horses
and mules, under-oommand of Capt.
McNamee, arrived on the transport
Progresso today,- after a very stormy
passage from Havana. These troops
have been stationed at Clenfuegoea for
over two years, and are en route to
ForJ Sheridan.
MEXICO TAKES RAILROAD.
Mexican Central's 7,012 Miles Become
A Part of Government System.
By Wire to The Sun.
Mexico City, Feb. 3. The merger of
the Mexican Central and the National
railways became effective today, and
the Mexican government has taken
over 7,012 miles of line. E. N. Browr
has been named president of the new
company.
S. M. Felton, formerly president of
the Central, will remain In Mexico as
the representative of the minority
stockholders, "consisting of a group
of Americans headed by H. Clay Pierce
The financial corporation of the Cen
tral, of which Mr. Felton remains the
head, is not disturbed by the merger.
CADET EXAMINATIONS.
V. S. R. C. "Pamlico", New Bern, N. C.
April 5th, 1909.
There will be held in this city or
Jjprll 5th next an examination to fill
vacancies in the position of cadets of
he line and cadet engineers, United
3lales Revenue Cutter Service.
Any other Information will be given
on application to the U. S. R. C. "Pam-
co.- Respectfully,
R. 0. CRISP,
Captain U. S. R. C. S. Commanding
PROF. BELL HAS NEW FLYER.
Inventor Will Iustali an Engine on HI
Tetrahrdral Kite.
Ottawa, Ontario, Feb. 3. Glen Cur
tis, the American aeronaut, of Ham
mondsport, N. Y., has just passed
through Montreal on his way to NOva
Scotia to assist Prof. Bell and others
to test new flying machines.
"Prof. Bell is now finishing a new
tetrahedral kite," said Curtis. "It Is
to have the engines used in the Silver
Dart Installed in her, and It will be
Prof. Bell's first attempt to fly with
his cellular kites by means of motor
power.
It also is the first kite of this de
scription made to carry two men."
SPENCER DWELLING BUBNED.
Capt David P. Williams' Home De
stroyed While He is Away.
By Wire to The Sun.
Spencer Feb. 4 Fire of an unknown
origin destroyed a dwelling occupied
by Capt. David P. Wllllame on Third
street, here yesterday while the family
was temporarily away from home. The
blaze had gained much headway when
dslcovered by neighbors, and It was
heroic work on the part of the Spencer
firemen and others that a Bmall por
tion of the household goods was sav
ed, a piano and a sewing machine be
ing the principal articles taken from
the burning building. The furniture
was Insured for $750, which will fully
cover the loss The amount of Insur
ance, if any, on the building Is un
known .and it is said the damage will
amount to about $1,500. By a strange
coincidence a main of the Spencer Wa
ter Company had burst only ten min
utes before the fire was discovered
and the water supply had been cut off
for a few minutes when the alarm was
given. It required only four minutes,
however, to have the water again
turned on, and the firemen saved
much property by prompt work.
Mr. Williams was In Raleigh and
was wired to come home.
Child Fatally Burned.
By Wire to The Sun.
Sharpsburg, Md., Feb. 3. Curtis
Bender, 3 years old, son of Webster
Bender, a Norfolk and Western brake-
man, was burned probably, fatally to
day by putting paper In a stove and
thereby, setting Are to his clothes
nearly all of which burned from his
body before his mother, who heard his
screams in another part of the house,
could extlng ish the flames.
K Boy Burned to Death.
By Wire to The Sun.
Roanoke, Va., Feb. 3. Charlie Kidd,
the 5-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Rosser Kldd, was burned to death to
day at Robertson's, Bedford county.
while his parents were In the barn. It
ta believed the little fellow's clothing
caught fire from the grate.
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with Impute blood feeding your body.
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TIRE C0NCERK8 OPPOSE TAX.
Claim AssMsmeat-fer Firemen's Relief
IsTnconstlhraennW
By -Wire to'The 9um'A ' '-
j Richmond yiu, Feb,'' SIt' In' thrl
purpose oi ine nre insuranoe compan
ies doing business In Virginia to fight
the consUtutlonallty of the act which
imposes a tax of 1 per cent, on their
premiums tor the benefit of the Fire
men's Belief JjisocIationi:iJv,lv''
It Is an open secret that the tght
v '1 assume the form of Injunction
"odiirgs, with the' Idea of reetraln-
i. Joseph Button, Insurance
' er, from proourlng certain
Information from the In';
!es to form ft basis tor
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COLONIES' CTIOX BELD I'P.
TrouM Over Location of Capital
Blocks Sonth African Conference
By Wir to The Sun.
Cane Town. Cane Colony, Feb. 3.
The convention 'now being held here
with the object , of forming a plan tor
the union of all colonies, has beVi
deafllooked for a week over the Ques
tion of which city shall be the capital
which threatens to wreck the whole
ichemo.' 1 ; '
k- eompromjfle, however, ta now be
ing discussed, whereby the honors will
be divided' This provide that Cape
Town Shall be the seat of parliament
Pretoria the ' admlnistrativo capital,
and Bloemfontein the headquarters- of
the Judiciary.. . '
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